of kurdistan from anti-revolutionary existence, with the suggestion of the head of the council supreme defense minister and ayatollah hashemi rafsanjani was assigned by imam khomeini, may god bless him, as the commander of the ground forces of the army. he heard the news of this appointment on the radio while he was in the northwest region. i saw that everyone was congratulating us. i said tomorrow. in the morning, it is possible to say no , it is not a problem of boka. the radio announced that you, the commander, at this time, the war had reached its peak and the design and implementation of many operations. it was important. colonel ali siad shirazi, trusting in the capabilities of the university of command and the army staff, asked the professors of this university to design operations to the regions. he sent an operation and at the same time as forming joint operation bases of the islamic revolutionary guard corps named karbala for the cohesion and unity of the fighting forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps in the regions, this action led to successful operations by taking advant

for god's sake in the 18th may 136, with the proposal of the head of the supreme council of defense and the approval of his holiness. imam khomeini , may god bless him and grant him peace, was promoted to the rank of brigadier general. with the end of the imposed war and the disgraceful action of the hypocrites to carry out forough javidan operation in the beginning of august 1967, brigadier general siad shirazi was sent to the operational area and due to his mastery and familiarity with that area and also benefiting from the operational capability of rozuz air force and the air force of the command he took over the mersad operation and with the cooperation of various units , at the request of the chief of staff of the general command of the armed forces and the approval of the supreme commander-in-chief, to the position of deputy he was assigned to inspect the headquarters of the armed forces general command and then in september 1372 by the order of the supreme commander-in-chief as the deputy chief. you were introduced to the general staff of the armed forces and engaged in this resp

and the defense team has been challenging pecker's credibility and memory. as that testimony was happening, the supreme court heard arguments about the former president's immunity deechs. wimmunitydef defense. >> reporter: the supreme court deciding whether the former president will go to court for plotting to overturn the 2020 election. mr. trump hoping to persuade the justices to find him immune. >> without presidential immunity from criminal prosecution, there can be no presidency as we know it. >> reporter: the special counsel's office indicted mr. trump on conspiracy and obstruction charges last year for his efforts to cling to power, accusing the likely gop nominee of pressuring state officials to reverse the election results. actions doj argues were for purely personal gain and cannot be shielded from prosecution. >> there is no immunity that is in the constitution, unless this court creates it today. >> reporter: the conservatives expressing concern if future presidents have no immunity for actions taken while in the white house. that could open the door to recriminations between political riva

the supreme court will take up former president donald trump's absolute immunity defense on thursday and a favorable ruling could nullify many of the criminal charges against him. no other former president has been in his situation.

. >> this morning at new york state supreme court, the defense was blonde. michael cohen who has no criminal they said. michael cohen wants to see president trump go to prison. the prosecution said it was former president trump who broke the law. the defendant sat quietly at that event's table at times, former president trump shook his head and objection to what he was hearing. prosecutor told the hushed courtroom that trump orchestrated an illegal plan to corrupt the 2016 presidential election, "this case is about a criminal conspiracy in the cover-up. it was election fraud, pure and simple." he said david packer, the former publisher of the "national enquirer" who is expected to be the first witness will detail how the illegal scheme worked. and what he and trump talk ab about. he will detail how trump desperately wanted to hide his affair with her which is why the tabloid paid for mcdougall story but never ran it. as for stormy daniels, "trump reimbursed his lawyer to pay her money and promise the jury they will hear a tape of trump talking about paying c

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and this is one of the directions where the enemy is trying to... push through our defenses, although today was supremeer-in-chief's rate, as a result of which volodymyr zelenskyi told us that he had a meeting with all the military leaders there, among other things , oleksandr silskyi's report on stabilization in certain directions of the line was heard front, at the expense of which it was done. and then we will talk about what exactly the dynamics are now on the front line, whether we can talk about stabilization in these. difficult conditions, and now we are joined by mykhailo samus, he is the director of the new geopolitics research network, a non-governmental analytical structure, mr. mykhailo, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you, i congratulate you, i am glad to see you, mr. serhiy, i would like to continue this topic related to a russian offensive, a long russian offensive in all directions, and we understand that the question... mobilizations are those things that are done by the ukrainian army in the face of difficult conditions, but the president says that he really manages to r

operation took place in the early hours of the morning with the approval of the supreme council of the ministry of defense. iran targeted the occupied territories on sunday, april 26 . the extensive operations of the irgc against the zionists for the first time, it was also done with rain caps. simultaneously with iran's attack , lebanon's hezbollah missiles and rockets also defended sion. involved the decision to implement this large irgc drone missile operation was made two weeks ago. when the fighters of the zionist regime attacked the iranian embassy and martyred sardar zahedi, one of the senior commanders of the resistance front in syria, and six of his companions , in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most high, there is no power, only with god, the great, before him, sayyid razi was also martyred. he said that seyed razi, you too are old , you are no longer in pain, you too should be martyred we said to you, may god listen to the necessity. this was a memory of martyr seyyed razi mousavi. from his martyred commander sardar soleimani 72 hours before the martyrdom of haj qasim, he was martyr

it'll continue and israeli strike reminded iran's supreme leader these air defenses don't work and he'serable. mike: do you worry about this making unpopular regime in iran with the iranian people like more popular like basically igniting iranian nationalism? >> no, there's no rally around the islamic republic flag and rally around the american flag and a lot hate this and very resilient and ready to fight in the own defense and young generation is remarkable and incredibly patriotic and on the battlefield and they're out there defending their parents and their sisters. it's a society that will continue to thrive and needs u.s. support to do the own fighting and against a very dangerous enemy and very dangerous time. mike: is there a message for american policymakers and you're back from there? you've seen it firsthand in terms of where things are in the conflict. >> i think my mayor message is just back the israelis in the fight against radical islam because radical islam is not only coming to our streets, mike, it's already here. if the israelis lose, we lose. again, they consider ame

defense is having their chance with him. then of course, here in washington, dc, trump's immunity battle was before for the us supreme court. questions from the justices to trump's defense team suggest they're not sold on trump's argument that he should have ab i

defense. dr. abdullah abdullah, former head of the supreme national reconciliation council afghanistan has also considered the attack of our country as a defensive measure. amrullah saleh, the deputy of the previous government of afghanistan, iran's response is an honor and a right. islamic muslim of iran, kirdin hekmatyar, the leader of hezb-e-islami in afghanistan, said that the responsibility of iran's attack on israel lies with the evil rulers of israel and their supporters. atta mohammad noor, one of the jihadist figures and the leader of the islamic jamiat of afghanistan, also wrote: the compensatory performance and bold response of the islamic republic of iran against the murderous and oppressive israeli regime is commendable. ahmad masoud, the son of ahmadsha. masoud also called the anti-zionist operation of our country a legitimate defensive measure based on article 51 of the united nations charter. mohammad mohaghegh, one of the jihadist figures and the leader of the islamic unity party of afghanistan, wrote in several messages: he hopes that this defensive and limited action of iran will be a l

your shoulders, and i hope that you, uh, will cope with the tasks that the supreme commander-in-chief, the ministry of defenseve set for you. admiral alexander moiseev graduated from the alexander popov higher naval school of radio electronics in 1987 and served in the northern fleet. in 2003 he graduated with honors from the naval academy named after. admiral of the fleet of the soviet union kuznetsov headed the headquarters of the thirty-first submarine division northern fleet, and then became its commander. in 2011 he graduated from the military academy of the general staff of the armed forces, in 2018 he was appointed commander of the black sea fleet of the russian navy, in 2019 he was appointed commander of the northern fleet of the russian navy, in 2024 he was appointed commander-in-chief of the russian navy. vice admiral konstantin kabantsov graduated from the lenin komsomol higher naval school of underwater diving in 199. from 1990 to 2003 he served on nuclear submarines of the northern fleet. in ninety-five. graduated from higher education special officer classes of the russian navy. in 2007 he gradu

eric, good morning. >> eric: good morning, guys from new york state supreme court where the defense will continue to resume its cross-examination this morning of david pecker. it turns out that the former national inquirer tabloid publisher said he cut a lot of so-called catch and kill deals with a lot of famous people through the years. not just former president trump. the definition will continue in about two and a half hours or so with president trump's lawyer cross-examining pecker trying to bring out the weaknesses in this case against the former president. pecker, still considers himself a friend of former president trump's. he testified yesterday about the catch and kill deal to protect the president when he was running back in 2016. he called trump his mentor who offered help when an inquirer photo editor died anthrax letter mailed to the company headquarters in 2019. >> today was breathtaking what went on in this room it was breathtaking. and amazing testimony this is a trial that should have never happened. >> this is a case that should have never been filed. it was really incr

during the january meeting of the supreme state council of the union state it was approved. economics, but also integration in defense and security in the humanitarian and military-technical spheres. a high level of mutual understanding allows our states to successfully confront any external threats and challenges. this opinion was expressed to our tv channel by russian political scientist nikita mentkovich. according to the expert, being under unprecedented pressure from the outside, belarus and russia are once again demonstrating an example of unity and determination to overcome any difficulties. it's no secret that. since the twentieth year , both russia and belarus have been objects aggression of the collective west, objects of attempts to organize color revolutions, to overthrow the governments representing the interests of the people, to impose their political course of plundering wealth. we resist this, we defend our independence, this is a challenge of the new era, but this means that the westerners have something to encroach on us, our wealth, our production, our ability to work. activities within the framew

they've issued in, in it, they say that the decision was taken by the supreme national security council of iran, along with other defense officials. which of course would have to be approved by the commander in chief in the wrong. that is the supreme leader i, it's a lot of a harmony. this is the 1st time in iran history that the country has taken action against israel, despite being in this shadow war for over 4 decades since the revolution of 1979 in this country. certainly this was something the supreme leader himself would have wanted to avoid at all costs, but not acting or not reacting to israel's actions would have been very, very costly for iran, not only to its proxies in the region would. they have seemed weak, but also inside the country. there was a lot of pressure for iran to respond directly to israel. because if you recall in $22.00 plenty, when the american and the american government carried out a attack that killed cost them. so the money in baghdad, iran responded by launching $13.00 missiles toward, towards the us base in a know a side. they didn't hits anyone. they didn't kill any american soldiers.

i hope that okay, well oh, so it ends on what is the likelihood that india supreme court will consider what steps defense arguments and make an exception for the platform. pushed into crispy, please. i see it would be the method as i'm to subsidize and to say that want to go to the view of would be, would be to, to enter into that stream. but in my opinion on looking into the kind of thing that we are talking today is purely not. they'll blanket all access to the, to the messages. but the only looking into that been on laws that are existing and for the enforceability of the law. and that's what i decided that you should talk about free speech is to talk about right to privacy. both are not absolute, right? so, so in that aspect, it becomes on the key of a, you know, in my personal opinion, i would say that it will be fair to enforce the who is which is being challenged. because because both the conditions which we talk about, which is constitutionally if it's not cost, just need to be able that as that is in line with the speech and frequency and whatnot. absolutely. if i have to look into any legal con

is one of the directions where the enemy is trying to push through our defenses, although today there was a hundred... of the supreme result of which volodymyr zelenskyi said that he we had a meeting with all the military leaders there, among other things, we heard a report by oleksandr syrskyi about the stabilization of the front line in certain directions, at the expense of which it was done. and then we will talk about what exactly the dynamics are is now on the front line, can we talk about stabilization in these difficult conditions, and now joins us. mykhailo samus is the director of new geopolitics research network, a non-governmental analytical structure. mr. mykhailo, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you. greetings, glad to see you, mr. serhiy. i would like to continue this topic related to the russian offensive, the long-term russian offensive in all directions, and we understand that stabilization issues are those things that are being done by the ukrainian army under extremely not... easy conditions, but the president talks about what really manages to restrain the enemy, how do you currentl

the all-belarusian meeting, of course there are many nuances in the field of defense capabilities being considered at the supremelace afterwards, but as for me, the key event, taking into account the emerging nuclear resources, is connected with the fact that the belarusians are clearly and openly making it clear the course towards a peaceful sky will continue, but checkmate cannot be put in our country now. the main theses that were voiced during the two days of the people's meeting, what was discussed on the political sidelines and what the delegates were treated to, as well as unexpected footage and exclusive comments from the very thick of things. even more details about how the all-belarusian people's assembly took place. you can find out from the section the time of the first, tomorrow on the main broadcast. an important event of the year, even malt in the tie. i think i 'll be working here today. voice of belarus and lukashenko. i vote, i put a bird in each cell. who's against it? no, no, you're wrong understood, it’s not me, it’s kochanova. why vns today? today we don’t need any discord, as lebedev and m

and the details of the operation that was approved by the supreme national security council, along with other defense arthritis is in the country, will be announced later. we're waiting for more details, of course, from what we understand according to what we're seeing on local media. it radians, i've been hearing these drones passing over there and the skies in some parts of the country. of course, we didn't get any warnings from officials to or that this was about to happen. however, there had been threats over the past 10 days that iran would retaliate in some way . that is what we've been waiting for, and this is what we're seeing unfold tonight. and it's or so, how mean how is, uh, how do we expect the sort of a range in public to react to this as well. i think there will be certainly a sense of a worry once as they wake up or after the next few hours. it's quite late here now, and most of the public is gone to bed, but when they wake up, they will realize what has transpired, and we'll have to see what the status is. at that point. we know that israel has threatened to striker on immediately if

defense is having their chance with him. then of course, here in washington, dc, trump's immunity battle was before for the us supreme court. questions from the justices to trump's defense team suggest they're not sold on trump's argument that he should have absolute immunity from any kind of criminal prosecution related to any action from when he was president you began by explaining why you believe that immunity from criminal prosecution is essential for the proper functioning of the presidency but my question is whether the very robust form of immunity that you're advocating is really necessary in order to achieve that result. if the potential for criminal liability is taken off the table wouldn't there be a significant risk that future presidents would be emboldened to commit crimes with abandon while they're in office in addition to these two cases, there's also a brand new criminal indictment from arizona in an alleged to attempt to overturn the 2020 election in that state. this one charges 18 different individuals, eight trump allies from his inner circle and 11 republican electors in arizona. arizona secretary of sta

supreme court and this is it's unfortunate. that's a summary for you, gillian, as we move along with our show now. >> gillian: thank you. let's bring in criminal defensettorney jonna spilbor to talk more about this very important case in new york supreme court. the jury will decide whether trump is guilty or innocent. he is well aware of the fact that he is on trial before the nation and that's why we saw him do some campaigning outside the court today and why we saw him do more campaigning now inside the court. he opened by talking about the ways in which he thinks president biden has fallen short. >> it really is genius the way he is using a felony criminal trial to continue to campaign despite in particular this judge trying to shut him up and keep him off the campaign trail with all of the decisions that he has made so far that he has to be sitting at defense table, he can't go to the supreme court, etc. the gag order, the invalid, unconstitutional gag order which is the first order of business today. i don't mean to be flippant, this is one area where i think donald trump should say how much do you want me to pay. set a cap. let me make five soci

answer is definitely the main directorate of intelligence, part of the security and defense forces and subordinate to the supreme commander-in-chief, there is a regular exchange of information, reports, and all the completeness of information and the main directorate of intelligence and the supreme commander are available, all necessary decisions within the framework of the national interests of ukraine are made. mr. andriy, i thank you for joining and telling, so to speak, the latest news, and... we talked about what is happening in the territory of the occupied crimea, and about strikes on russian military facilities, andriy yusov, svoboda ranov, a representative of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, was a guest. thank you. also on this broadcast, we want to tell you the story of 12-year-old yana stepanenko, who overcame the distance of the bosforth marathon, one of the most prestigious marathons in the world. the girl lost both legs during the shelling of the kramatorsk station in april 22, and now she is an ambassador of the center. broken and ran 5 km on prostheses. than

supreme court justices. >> i'll leave the legal defense and arguments up to the president's lawyers. he hearing, listening to the hearing yesterday is that they are very inclined at the supreme court to keep the doctrine of presidential immunity in place where it's been for the past 240 years and this is really important. it's not just important for president trump. but it's important for every other president that has come or is going to come of after him. maria: yeah. i think that's a great point. a new research poll shows where majority of voters are putting their doubt in the trump you biden matchup, just 15% of voters feel extremely or very confident that joe biden is physician i you callie fit. -- physically fit. 65% say he's not foyt be president. voters are confident in president trump's physical fitness. they claim they're less confident he will act in an ethical way in office. 59% say not at all a. talking totalk to donors n all . what are you hearing. >> what we're hearing from across the country is president biden is not the right man to be leading this company or this don

generation has been practically destroyed and that 10 m are needed. plan, as the supreme speaks, as the minister defensetaff says, we are working according to plan, it is possible at the level of rhetoric and even high-ranking military men can say glory, that there is a retaliatory strike, it just happened that way, we did not do this and are not doing it, this is planned work, why am i and i say that you named many signs, i also added, there are too many signs of a change in our air strikes, this cannot be simple. so by and large - in western ukraine, yes, well, ugs is of course, well, let's say, a sensation, ugs is storage, just gas, when we hit the turbine halls of dneprogs, brushtynskoye and zmievskoye in kharkov, yeah, i’ve been in turbine halls, i can imagine what it’s like, it can’t be repaired, yeah, but where can i get it? the new one is also unclear, well, they say that restoration takes years, yes, well, we need this whole turbine, it’s the size of this room, it needs to be disassembled, searched for, if it’s critically damaged, and even if not, it all needs to be disassembled , somewhere to

defense team. which the supreme court has essentially authorized in criminal cases for criminal defendants, so, i'mot entirely sure if that case is going to go forward. it looks like it might and it's a strong case for him so maybe it would be a good gamble to go forward with that. and then in terms of the georgia case, there are many pending issues there, including the appellate court looking at whether fawni willis will be disqualified and on top of that, the judge's decision on the motion to dismiss that case was a preliminary decision that the defense can reraise after there have been facts put forth. so all of these things still inching along here, but nothing for certain will find against tr trump. neil: real quickly then, katie, if the hush money goes as scheduled on the 15th, presumably it could be adjudicated and done well before election day, i don't know these things, but if you got a conviction out of that, how much of a game changer would that be? >> that is a very good question and it seems like because the consequences are limited there, and again, i think he has a very strong defens

things here that are more important, so life hack, ready to go for the minister of defense, everyone will learn, in the supremeou form small groups, go to bezvp, undergo training, the so-called kmb, undergo training, you see. the state of affairs with the format, this is how it really is, you understand that it is necessary to correct it, because you will go through it with your shoulders, with your hands, with your skin, respectively, after that you will understand better how these processes can be influenced more effectively, undergo training, raise the fighting spirit of soldiers-officers, well, that is, motivate the country's population, set the pace, set the trends, and you will see how everything... will start to shorten before our eyes and we will not wait for thunder to start to be baptized this is what matters. we need on this chessboard of war to teach our pieces to walk outside the norm, as they cannot walk to the enemy. they should not be able to take the steps, the efficiency that we can do. please, you can't get together, you can't understand the problems of the middle, get to where the core of t

to the extent that trubisky best defense tactic is delay. the supreme court has already been an excellent accomplice in that defense. even with that backdrop, the arguments today were legitimately, i think, stunning. trump's counsel was grilled for about an hour. the counsel for prosecutor jack smith and the justice department was grilled for nearly twice that amount of time. almost immediately, at the start of proceedings, under questioning from justice sotomayor, we got confirmation that the appeals court hypothetical, the crazy hypothetical about trump being able to assassinate his political enemies and never be charged for it, we got confirmation right at the start that was not a fluke. he maintains in his letters maintain that he really is immune from prosecution specifically for killing his political rivals. >> i'm going to give you a chance to say, if you stay by it, if the president decides that his rival is a corrupt person and he orders the military orders someone to assassinate him, is that within his official acts for which he can get immuni

defense. once that has been done, then the supreme allied commander, your general corvalle, is in command of those forces. and he can use them within the mission that he's been given. the traumatic effect of military conflict or a key factor in establishing nato. the i think that it's essential to recognize that nato is created and founded in the aftermath of the 2nd world war. ready and so the war and its destruction loom over all of the people involved in these decisions. so many of these men, and they're almost all men in this story, early in nato's history, had fought in either the 1st or 2nd world war or played a role. and so part of nato's founding is about making sure that war doesn't happen again. so many of the people believe that what they're doing in creating nato is presenting a return to war in europe. when the alliance was found, it had no military structure, no command center. first and foremost, nato was a promise. the, i think it's important recognize that when the treaty was signed and 1949, it was a symbolic treaty. it was a political symbol that these 12 states were going to pr

this hour: the situation at the front: drones for... air defense means and rep, such basic issues were discussed during the stake meeting, supreme commander-in-chief volodymyr zelenskyy said. he noted that chief oleksandr syrskyi reported on the results of stabilization actions at the front, thanks to which it was possible to stop the enemy's advance. they also heard the report of the minister of defense on the preparation of new

premises and 78 apartments last december it became known that the supreme court upheld the cassation appeal of the ex-deputy's defense and overturned the verdict, and the case was sent for a new trial. the former governor of the chelyabinsk region, mikhail yurievich, is also involved in the same case, this is how belousov spoke about him. who do you think stole this money? i say again, target-like. in the urals , everyone knew that yurevich and belousov had long been connected by common business interests. yureevich, by the way, once also impressed the press with his knowledge of the composition. chelyabinsk meteorite, hard gas, ice from gas, gas ice or something like that, interplanetary bodies. mr. yurevich, according to some media reports, hid in london for several years, has cypriot citizenship, but neither he nor the fugitive deputy belousov have lost ties with their homeland; they continue to control business in the urals through third parties. some of the assets were allegedly transferred to a cypriot offshore and dividends were received through it. according to rosfinitoring... in the murder of one policeman

defense. once that has been done, then the supreme allied commander, your general canolli, is in command of those forces and he can use them within the mission that he's been given. the traumatic effects of military conflict were a key factor in establishing nato. the, i think that it's essential to recognize that nato is created and founded in the aftermath of the 2nd world war. and so the war and its destruction loom over all of the people involved in these decisions. so many of these men, and they're almost all man in this story early and nato's history had fought in either the 1st or 2nd world war or played a role. and so part of nato's founding is about making sure that war doesn't happen again. so many of the people believe that what they're doing in creating nato is presenting a return to war in europe. when the alliance was found, it had no military structure, no command center. first and foremost, nato was a promise. the, i think it's important recognize that when the treaty was signed in 1949, it was a symbolic treaty. it was a political symbol that these 12 states were going to protect

supreme national assembly approves the main documents, everything related to economic development, the security of the country, the meeting has received: exclusive authority - block the decision of any body or official, thereby becoming a defensegainst any processes that run counter to the interests of the state. the spc delegates will elect judges of the constitutional and supreme courts, members of the central election commission, and if suddenly, a state of emergency or martial law is introduced, these decisions are also for the spc, including recognition of the legitimacy of the elections. you must always keep your word, you don't owe anyone. those who just spoke, or i before, are wrong about something, you should talk about it, if you feel and understand that this is the essence of the people’s veche, this is the essence of everything for which we have gathered, only you remember, you must be real, you must act in such a way that no one will see you anywhere... especially in the most the difficult moments of our history with him are reliably not to be attributed, starting from fakes about health, unprecedented assets abroad, and so on. ahead of the presidential elections, of course, they will pump up in every possible way

trump's argument of absolute immunity would get a smack down from the supreme court, that basically evaporated yesterday. trump's defensedent who calls for the assassination of his rivals or sells nuclear secrets to a foreign adversary may be considered acting officially and therefore immune from prosecution. even a president who orders a coup could be immune from prosecution. the court's conservative justices heard the defense and the bunkers hypotheticals and not only entertained them, they appeared to embrace them. in his piece for the atlantic, the trumpification of the supreme court, he writes trump's legal argument is a path to dictatorship. that is not an exaggeration. the conservative justices have seen harbingers of tyranny and union organizing, civil rights laws and universal healthcare plans. when confronted with a legal theory that establishes actual tyranny, they were simply intrigued. as long as donald trump is the standardbearer for the republicans, every institution they control will comport itself in his image in an effort to protect him. joining me now is leah litman, professor at the university of mic

william jennings bryan, the aclu, who had actually recruited for the defense team, the future chief justice of the united states supreme court. charles evans hughes. but scopes, when he heard darrow wanted to do it, is like, i want darrow and that's going to give this case a lot of extra publicity, but also a anti-religion edge from darrow. that's going to be quite dramatic. and as darrow would say, he believe that, you know, absolute faith was the antithesis of science. he would argue this is darrow, the origin of what we call civilization is not due to religion, but the skepticism the modern world is the child of doubt and inquiry. as the ancient world was the child of faith and fear. cartoons, darrow telling bryan there ain't no santa claus now, when you see inherit the wind and you hear discussions of the scopes trial, it always looks like it's just darrow versus bryan. but there's both a prosecution team and a defense team. but for the drama, people often boil it down to darrow versus bryan. i just want to highlight one other member of the defense team, which is a four person team, arthur garfield hayes, who was t

it, but i say once again, we have a government, there is a supreme commander-in-chief, there are armed forces, there is a minister of defenseesponsible for this, for the organization and for mobilization, you noted that this law has not yet entered into force force, and we can now assume that when it works, there will be even more people, or, for example, some critical situation when a full-scale invasion has begun. many people, men, immediately went to the tcc, that is, what we are observing now is not yet a mass influx, but there are already queues, you understand why, there are no people, no money. there is no desire, there is no ability, there is some logical explanation for this, why in three years this is the third year of full-scale war, the 11th year of war, in general, why is it still not working somehow more perfectly, more better? well i think everyone just thinks that it should work like this, maybe someone doesn't know how it should work, because it worked like this before, then our mobilization decreased and in principle, let's say this, i think the passability was more - less normal. everyone understood what

10th of april, where only one issue was to be considered, an appeal to the supreme council to turn to the g7 to strengthen air defense... this session has been canceled, and i understand that this is due to the fact that the mood is to strengthen air defense. the defenses of the south have changed, and i hope so in the near future, as i said in the previous broadcast, that one patriot is what is needed in the south, in odesa, and tell me, at least, tell me, please, without revealing the details, again certain ones that are not worth to track the enemy, which is precisely tracking our aters, so we are for... we try not to say too much, but what if the enemy continues to try to feel the weak points in our global grain corridor, because the grain corridor is not only the passage, the exit of the sports vessel and passing it on a certain course to there the bosphorus and whether it goes further there or to the danube ports or to the black sea ports of romania, i don't know when the ships go there, but in any case, is the enemy still trying to look for targets somewhere? where the grain is stored, otherwise some kind of g

last december it became known that the supreme court upheld the cassation appeal of the ex-deputy’s defenseration. the former governor of chelyabinsk is also facing charges in the same case. has been hiding in london for years, has cypriot citizenship, but neither he nor the fugitive deputy belousov have lost ties with their homeland, they continue to control business in the urals through third parties, some of the assets were allegedly transferred to a cypriot offshore and received dividends through it. according to rosfinitoring , about 2 billion rubles are transferred annually to cyprus and the uk. simi managed and the final beneficiaries of this property and will not be acquired precisely these persons. specified. the central district court of chelyabinsk has just begun to consider the claim of the prosecutor general's office, the next hearing is scheduled for may 6. denis novozhilov, olga ozhurenkova, mikhail zhilin, news. duty part. especially dangerous bananas. in the kaliningrad region, police seized 76 kg of colombian cocaine hidden among boxes of fruit. an unusual shipment of good