and he took us, he was a prosecutor. a bolshevik and they sent him there in the forties tallinn in tallinnold man to restore soviet power, as they say in estonia, since he is estonian, but he also led the department of marxism-leninism in leningrad in tallinn art academy, they didn't have any actors there either, and i just by myself somehow at school there was a good drama club, i went to this drama club at the house of pioneers i went to the drama club by myself i just wanted to. apparently, i myself wanted to take part in this way, your debut in film, it was a very small role, a cabaret singer in the film uninvited guests, you then, well, i read that you worked part-time as a model at the tallinn house of mo everything happened that i went to enroll, i actually had a very good drama club, firstly we worked on theatrical stage, since he is an actor of russian drama, when the theater went on tour, they gave us children, so we had two performances, we played for the audience. suddenly i decided that the podium, that 's how they used to call the language, it is still a meter from the ground

her grandson tallinn died in an accident december before he could vote in his first election. >> he diding flynn trying to get eight time about 15lb vote for trump. >> now you just got us first job and he was like i make, you know, $9 an hour and i work this many hours. why do i only make this much money? and i told him, i said, son, it's politics. you got to pay taxes. talent became really intrigued with it and started doing some more research and he said, you dad, looking at what me and you talked about, we need donald trump in office and he just became a huge trump supporter. >> his parents said he would want people to know he was for trump and so they put the sign-up because he's not here to say it himself. >> buying china's pretty fast on what went from trump to biden, even dicus a difference even the kids. yeah. i can take it to the piggly wiggly and i have a and you just look at the process. i don't know where you come from, but can compare it to what we've had four years ago is triple there are some statistics that show that younger women are more likely to be for harris do you

we met her while she was buying a trump's and she said we could come sea or put it up her grandson tallinnd in an accident december before he could vote in his first election he did loving son trying to get eight time so it could about 15lb overturn or you just got us first job and he was like, i make, you know, $9 an hour now work this many hours. why do i only make this much money? and i told him i said x1, it's politics. you got to pay taxes. talent became really intrigued with it and started doing some more research. and he said, dad, looking at what me and you talked about, we need donald trump in office and he just became a huge trump supporter. >> his parents said he would want people to know he was for trump. and so they put the sign up because he's not here to say it himself buying china's pretty fight is on from trump to biden even vacancy. >> the difference even the kids. >> yeah. i can take they have a and you just look at the process. i don't know where you come from, but can compared to what we've had four years ago is triple. >> there's some statistics that show that younger

we met her while she was buying a trump's and she said we could come sea or put it up her grandson tallinn died in an accident december before he could vote in his first election he did loving from trying to get nighttime about one overturn now, you just got his first job and he was like, i make you know, $9 an hour and i work this many hours. >> why do i only make this much money? and i told him i it's on it's politics. you got to pay taxes, talent became really intrigued with it and started doing some more research. and he said, dad looking at what me and you talked about donald trump in office and he just became a huge trump supporter. >> his parents said he would want people to know he was for trump. and so they put the sign-up because he's not here to say it himself. >> buying china's pretty fast on from trump to biden, even vacancy. the difference even the kids. yeah. i can take it to the piggly wiggly and i have a and you just look at a process. i don't know where you come from, but can compare it to what we've had four years ago is triple. >> there's some statistics that show that

the shortest route from the russian border to tallinn is along a 200-kilometer stretch of highway fromthe border town of narva, which is one of the most likely first places of conflict, and this is another problem. last april, finland joined nato, and in march this year , sweden joined the alliance. for a long time, these countries were neutral, but russia's invasion of ukraine forced them to change their position. finland has an 830-kilometer border with russia, it has a long history. tensions. seven months later, the finnish defense minister announced that the finnish town of mikili, 30 kilometers from the border with russia, will become the new headquarters of the north atlantic alliance in northern europe. it will consist of a small military contingent of the finnish army and officers from other nato countries. the headquarters will coordinate the defense of the northern sector of the alliance, including all the nordic and baltic countries. finland has also promised to create a second headquarters on its territory, and most likely. a multinational land corps will be located there,

maybe in estonia they are still digesting our liberation of mariupol, two years ago, but even to tallinn thought will come someday too. goes, what are our former western partners talking about, who, apparently, want to become partners again and do not want to die in a nuclear apocalypse for ukrainian farmsteads and a comedy quarter zelensky. they talk about the example of dividing germany after world war ii, the frg joined nato, continuing to consider the gdr its territory until the present day, but the gdr remained firmly in the soviet zone of influence, no one in nato even thought of crossing that line. that's how they are now proposing to divide ukraine, sending us a signal that the remaining lands of ukraine that joined nato will not be able to be a threat to nuclear russia, because nato will now make sure that it does not come to a direct confrontation. oh, they are being soft on us. well, first of all, we we already know what the west's promise is worth, and secondly, as pushkin wrote in his poem "borodino anniversary", will our kiev, the decrepit golden-domed city and ancestor of

person, whose name is aiva peterson, who sat from the twenty-second year, 2 from the 2nd year in tallinn torture, he is the leader of a very small and young party, which is called koos together, in the twenty- second year. went to lugansk, did not get to donetsk, because at that time of the visit there were heavy shelling, talk to the people of lugansk, he didn't even shout, long live the svo, and i am for russia, he talked to those people who lived for 8 long years under bombing, under shelling, returned and was accused of espionage, and the system fails, since the prosecutor's office releases him on bail, it means there is no evidence, well, for the fact of traveling , taking a selfie with the city of lugansk in the background, espionage, this is... it is very difficult to become even an estonian justice system, and uh, but a record in the baltics for all 30 years, monetary, well, compensation, bail 150,000 euro. by the way, the family of iva peterson, even his party there does not have such money, but now the whole world, as they say, is gathering. this is one story about the possible