e tanya dressing me where is tanya drozdovsky can you hear me? you are hurt that you leave me. why did you take her with you? where is tanya where is tanya to take the wounded khans come back, don't look. do you remember? battery open fire not one step back. lieutenant lieutenant kolya it's you who came, how glad i am that you came. you can't even imagine how glad i am, lying and waiting just longing, why didn't you come before? couldn't you better gog better better. now i will live confident. how what? i ca n't get up the damn shard, so i'm out of luck. you knocked out how many tanks, two or three, tell me how it was, i don’t know, i didn’t count. i so wanted to knock out at least one tank. why am i so unlucky the war is not over yet goga heal your father and all your tanks. leaving so soon? me to kolya's gun, i'm waiting for you. i'm looking forward to it. if only lunch sambat soon. yes, and tan tanyu went to us. i'll come later. you can handle it yourself. they'll all be sent out in the morning. you have to be patient until the morning. what the bastards am i still alive? i h

let's go run for the tanks at a trot that tanya is wounded she is cold. dressing me where tanya drozdovsky, you are injured why did you take her with you? that where is tanya where is tanya to take the wounded and quickly to the tanks

tanya went. where am i. does tanya go to bed early? does tanya go to bed early? where do you work? come on, come on, let's talk. now i can. can you sing without your jokes? and very funny. understood. try, try. not bad. come on bend. there is also like this? in order not to fall, put the hand like this. and their head for today is excellent, it turns out. you are a good coach. listen , you were into music. yes i'm a dj dj dj well what kind of music do you like to play? i like. i like different music different music. how did you start dancing? how did you start dancing? what's like, and what do i know to watch? i wanted to like school in discos, then i began to go to clubs. i want to watch you play let's go to the club. i don't hear music. but i can see her, she is everywhere in every movement in every glare. i feel her rhythm. i have it inside me, i can create my music through dance. so nastya tin there someone sings yana's sister. very cool, let me introduce you to her. yana nastya nastya this is yana, i congratulate you, finally there was a person who likes the way you sing. are

why two tanya tanya tanya tanya tanya you were stunned, tanya you are wounded. whereeed to? now shells are only shells of fire. shells shells fire shells, we are only shells and now the bastard is now. and where are you from? what are you doing here? get out of here, get the hell out of here, you hear? lieutenant commander comrade commander the tanks broke through to the north bank, the germans on the left flank led fresh forces, a threatening situation was created on the flanks. divisions brought into battle. the last reserve, tank battalion. fight in any circumstances until the last shell of the germans and destroy tanks i do not give the right to withdraw. for all, without exception, the only, objective reason for leaving the positions can be only one death of the commander to call you a team. well, if it's clear, do it colonel. comrade colonel most is under our fire. i tell what i see, if the tanks pass, then the bridge is sal, it’s a risky risk to call a couple of katyushas directly and so that after 20 minutes there will be no spirit from this bridge. tanya tany

simon simon where are you from tanya how did you find me?hoever seeks will find, so he ran to you from me. well, to be honest, when i saw him alone, i immediately realized what happened, everyone called hospitals. and then i found you really, nothing more was explained. what happened? and you were not afraid. yes, i did not have time to understand, everything happened very quickly. you are a very brave day. you don't worry simon is staying with me. i think that it was inconvenient here that he knew who to run to the closest person to the coach. and during this time we will work with him so that he does not leave the owner in trouble. i just got carried away. tan thank you very much. i was just afraid that this little dog was already lost. it's time for you, right? oh, i didn't forget to take this. take it, get better. and simon and i will go for now. thank you very much. by the way, you promised me dinner. and i remember, and as soon as i am discharged, i will immediately come to you. deal. well, then we'll go, goodbye. our father, lord , if

it almost like to watch my games or from a william, you show boyer north west tanya bush, about where you and lester, i'm negative storm was one of them is, i mean each is i need to condition that if you ania and latvia the seriously thinking of closing their borders with russia. this could isolate the colleen in grad region, which is cut off from the main part of russia and has borders with if you ania and poland. russian trunks are already banned from entering the you and exceptions made for delivery of medical supplies, food and energy transit to kaleon. grad is allowed so far a year and as space is already close to russian plains. the road from moscow to kennedy and grad is now 30 minutes longer planes have to skirt the european union and come in from the sea. about 1000000 people live in the cleaning grad region, and they all worry that europe might close them off. the governor isn't a difficult situation with new problems arising every day. a need solutions to reassure the residence. she ran the pony, so bring rather just pretty much so that the girl never in moscow buzzer must

we show buoyant northwest tanya, bush, carmel, where you and lester on lager keshawn was for them. examine each is an interesting issue. if you ania and land via the seriously thinking of closing their borders with russia, this could isolate the colleen in grad region, which is cut off from the main part of russia and has borders with if you ania and poland russian trunk so already banned from entering the you and exceptions made for delivery of medical supplies, food and energy transit to cali, new grad is allowed so far. a lot of european n space is already close to russian plains. the road from moscow to colleen and grad is now 30 minutes longer planes have to skirt the european union and come in from the see about 1000000 people live in the cleaning grad region, and they all worry that europe might close them off. the governor isn't a difficult situation with new problems arising every day. a need solutions to reassure the residence surround the published or bring rather yes, pretty much the at the grammar were in moscow. buzzer must is called florida, and i should moses for, for me to

let's get to the point where artyom kondratyuk and tanya the mayor of the recorded one are killed. folkg oh , yes, not really, dear, you live with me, you live with me, tanya, a wonderful beginning. i want to ask. you work as a psychologist. yes, i have the first higher psychologist, the second psychotherapist. sexologist. two. here i additionally sing and additionally. i lead everything through the mind all over the world and heal people. does it help you? as a singer, to be honest, it helps a lot, probably, to take emotions from people when you perform, what they need, what they really want and give their positive and give their warmth and share their positive emotions perfectly. well, we continue. let's meet hardworking and friendly polishchuks. this is my home, my joy. here i lived my childhood in this house my mother lived, my father is difficult for the earth, he brings great joy, joy, when you even sowed something joy for the fact that you just plow we will show picturesque landscapes of the belarusian woodlands and this river separates the village of rybno and the village of kis

that's where the workshop is. tanya, i'll ask, please don't hurt your teeth. she is nature, thin, vulnerable protector. you helped me carry the bag. i will answer you. let's help oggy here i want the young lady to fix the wiring to fix the light to make it live in the dark and well. well, how are you? things are good, i agreed about the work, phoned a former classmate. he has his own repair shop. clearly invites to a good salary. so i'm leaving for my hometown. here you leave us once to start a new life. i wanted to consult with you. i wanted to offer in the zone just for her. there is also a very good prospect. and do you think zoya will agree to go with me? well, not in the sense that with me, but for the sake of prospects. just don't think anything of the sort. i don't think anything. okay excuse that. do you think it's worth do you think it will work? i'll tell you as a man to a man with confidence. good good relationship. from him a golden wife. okay , so what are you doing here? not i will disturb you. as success is something the master’s business is afr

where is your daddy? is dad coming to work? clear. tanya , i had this idea. let's call your dad now. ill come for you. do you remember where he works as a police officer? tasty , not cold, they also give us such a garden. and where did you promise to show me misha ? everything is very, very tasty. thank you, we are trying. this is our misha, how beautiful he is, can i touch him? you can only be very careful, otherwise he is sleeping, okay. even less. his dad gave nothing to misha, we will grow up soon. how is my dad? well, how is it, dad? he also has, dad, baby. i've prepared pencils for you to draw. and you can of course you can take a walk. tell me to come in to sign. well , how do you like us? well, i mean, odnoklassniki. well, i just wanted to say that lyosh. you are a very good and responsible person. i appreciate your attitude work and paid attention. armen borisovich thank you . you are so cool, yes, but i'm glad you liked it. and this is grandma. she is your mother. no, she is my husband's mother, she loves you. i hope that you love carrots? thank you. so, it seems we have gue

where did you disappear to? let's go back. now anton dress will come. i drink for you tanya. you wanted to work in a big one, so tanya is working as a dresser. so for your chest and for you that chest is also a shame to me, or the summer is big for life so-so. antoine duval do you know where i saw you for the first time in a big one? you danced in the nutcracker, and i was backstage next to you. you were such a prince of mine. i even wanted to marry you. so what is it like to be a star? i don't know, haven't decided yet. beletskaya, she even bequeathed to me her earrings, in which the swan danced, you don’t understand. why are you displeased? where did you achieve everything? are you drunk, or what? listen, i thought, i ’ll take it, and i’ll move to moscow, but what? seriously, fuck me the constitution and they are waiting for you right here. you come down from heaven to the asphalt here such great ones are brought in wagons in moscow. i know what i'm saying. you will only ruin your life. you left. and she did. here, look at an apartment in moscow, you rent a big dance on the

tanya, my chick, what good is all good with us capercaillie where are you from from a camel? where is everything from? rumors about my immaculate conception have not been documented confirmation, rostov igor vitalievich, born in 1971 standard ot makarov found not far from the car. and by the way, the guys in the car have a dvr that can be installed no more than an hour ago. fresh, but in principle, yes, then let's quickly click the typewriter, we still have a registrar . evidence itself, i see that you click fresh. come on, we'll figure it out without you. we have a typewriter on the registrar lit up, and it was enough to communicate with our deceased right at the crime scene. give me his face. thank you mr mishin for coming so quickly and testified? yes, thank you for your promptness, how can i tell my wife now? i don’t know what disadvantages you regret that you are a director. let's get the address. we will inform dan in saratov with the children here, but i didn’t have time, which means he doesn’t have anyone close. well, then you'll have to drive to the morgue with our e

military chief says it's unclear who pulled the trigger either corresponding tanya kramer joined me earlier from jerusalem, where she gave us the latest on the circumstances of sharing. i will at least death . why? yes sir. consensus. i still unclear and details only is slowly coming in, of course. so the news broke this morning that al jazeera correspondence, sharina bartley, was killed while covering an israeli military raid in the palestinian town of janine, that's in the north of the occupied west bank. she was there with other colleagues covering this rate in a refugee camp. now the palestinian minister of health that she was hit by a bullet in the head and a shortly died afterwards. a 2nd palestinian journalist also sustained guns suit, gunshot wounds in his back. he is in stable condition now as you said, the cut over based our network al jazeera for whom she brought pulled very long time had issued a harsh statement, claiming israel. now the israeli military had initially said that she might have most likely been hit by palestinian gun. my with gunfire by palestinian gunmen are there was a cross fire. an

tanya understands that the west is to blame for everything, russia well, where are the real origins ofhe problem. vadim, the food crisis will indeed not arise today . the complex problem began during the pandemic, aggravated by the green transition, and later by anti-russian sanctions. the fact that western countries have been actively buying up wheat for the last 2 years is still out of focus for the west. in the state reserve, not in the states or in europe, there is no food shortage, the increase in grain prices is largely artificial, including due to a deliberate violation of supply chains within the framework of the sanctions pressure on russia, at the same time , both the united states and the european union are trying to impose on the world community the idea of ​​​​the connection between the crisis and moscow’s policy was actually supposed at first during the pandemic. uh, when supply chains began to be interrupted and, uh, the rally of 2020, prices for all raw materials began to rise, including food, she should not forget about green experiments. western attempts to transfer e

on alarm, tanya reacted, not in vain, because they have machine gun searchlights. our romantic walks i know where to look for the key. relax, take a deep breath, and you're new. i'm a new psychologist here about relationships with my father or me my mother died a year ago. i did something else normally, in general, with whom should i talk about what is happening, i can’t keep it inside myself. so you want me to dig into the other judge's file and see them kiss. i am compelled to ask you to write a statement with him to finish the honor of the film soon on the first exit. grilled meat for my close friends i serve it with mahei ketchup i recommend maheev ketchup. how does he remember the name of dizziness to improve cerebral circulation brain work memory recovery and reduced dizziness. spring update time introducing the reebok collection for training modern materials for your comfort already at wildberries nastya is already in the park. nastya are you already in the park? we are still in the castle for this three films back said, princess. nastya, i have already downloaded the entire internet. you

that's where we met tanya. she fled odesa, ukraine, with her two children only to end up here.snistria. and feels under threat again. >> the russian troops are very close to here. does that concern you? she tells me, yes, she's very afraid. she's very scared. she says her bags are packed and she's hoping to get to poland or somewhere safer very soon. are you worried that russia will invade moldova? yes, of course, she's afraid for moldova, she says. moldovans are really good people who took ukrainians in. down the road, further from the border with transnistria, we found a village where people were much more willing to speak with us. are you nervous? >> no, no. i feel very good. i know that i can stay for my country. yes. >> you don't have a bag packed to go? >> no. no. i will stay here and i will protect my family and my house. yes. >> so you would stay and fight? >> yes. yes, of course. why not? it's my country. >> how do you feel about living so close to transnistria? >> i feel okay. you know, but i understand there is a problem. there is a problem that exists a lot of time,

tanya: what bothers me is that i don't know what kind of people are around me right now. wherethey come from? what do they think about my heritage and my country? reporter: because antalya is a popular destination for tourists from russia, the country that has invaded her homeland, ukraine. tanya knows that the majority of russians support putin's policies. yet most of the russians at this beach are reluctant to talk about the war. >> we love our country, our people, and our lives in russia. but we also understand what's happening in ukraine. >> you can't blame us russians for that. many people just believe it when russian tv claims that the ukrainian army is attacking its own targets. reporter: before the war, two million ukrainians also vacationed on the turkish riviera every year. now they're staying away. but turkish tour operators are hoping to attract even more russian tourists. many here are glad that turkey is not imposing sanctions on russia. nihat: in the future, the russian market can potentially supply 50% of all our tourists. russia has assured us that up to 30 cha

tanya: what bothers me is that i don't know what kind of people are around me right now. wherethey come from? what do they think about my heritage and my country? reporter: because antalya is a popular destination for tourists from russia, the country that has invaded her homeland, ukraine. tanya knows that the majority of russians support putin's policies. yet most of the russians at this beach are reluctant to talk about the war. >> we love our country, our people, and our lives in russia. but we also understand what's happening in ukraine. >> you can't blame us russians for that. many people just believe it when russian tv claims that the ukrainian army is attacking its own targets. reporter: before the war, two million ukrainians also vacationed on the turkish riviera every year. now they're staying away. but turkish tour operators are hoping to attract even more russian tourists. many here are glad that turkey is not imposing sanctions on russia. nihat: in the future, the russian market can potentially supply 50% of all our tourists. russia has assured us that up to 30 cha

tanya hung on you to solve all the problems company, and she herself, where does she work at home?? only now, except for her son, she is not interested in anyone. you will collect documents for signature as you study. quietly, you're all right. well done, what a smart guy. i don't want to. where have you been? why didn't you answer your phone calls? dont touch me. also the issue is closed. i said there is only you and i everything. hello grandma. no, deep. you are really too long. what , you ran away from the hospital? i bribed doctors tickets for the race, true, he is sick of zabaichuk, but somehow i can survive it. i won't refuse. i've been to the doctor. he said that i can get pregnant and become a mother. let's go to a psychologist. i don't want to choose. and i don't want anyone messing with my head, even for me. this pain and fear is a part of me, nothing can be changed and fixed. you can only accept. and i made you your horoscope. an unexpected meeting awaits you today you will have a new friend on whom you can rely and also a fun adventure. the adventure is not life, but a

tanya, it is clear that the west is to blame for everything, russia well, where are the real originsf the problem. vadim, the food crisis will indeed not arise today . the complex problem began during the pandemic, aggravated with the green transition, and later with anti-russian sanctions. the fact that western countries have been actively buying up wheat for the last two years is still out of focus for the west. with a reserve not in the states or in europe , there is no food shortage, the increase in grain prices is largely artificial, including due to a deliberate disruption of supply chains within the framework of the sanctions pressure on russia, at the same time , both the united states and the european union are trying to impose on the world community the idea of ​​​​the connection between the crisis and moscow’s policy was actually supposed at first during the pandemic. uh, when supply chains began to be interrupted and, uh, the rally of 2020, prices for all raw materials began to rise, including food, do not forget about green experiments. western attempts to transfer energ

tanya, it is clear that the west is to blame for everything, russia well, where are the real sourcesf the problem. vadim, the food crisis will indeed not arise today . the complex problem began in the pandemic, aggravated by the green transition, and later by anti-russian sanctions. the fact that western countries have been actively buying up wheat for the last 2 years is still out of focus for the west. in the state reserve, not in the states or in europe oh, there is no food shortage, rising prices for grain was largely created artificially, including for the deliberate disruption of supply chains as part of the sanctions pressure on russia , while both the united states and the european union are trying to impose on the world community uh, when supply chains began to be interrupted and, uh, the rally of 2020, prices for all raw materials began to rise, including food, do not forget about green experiments. western attempts to transfer energy on renewable sources provoked an energy crisis, and then the dumping reaction went up, prices for hydrocarbons crept up. then for fertilizer.

tanya ah. let's find out the correct answer. please listen to the aromas and where the valley. let's start right from the first. some kind of strange smell, and you are all perfume yes, yes, yes, these are all soviet perfumes. a good one is also not bad, namely landa is silvery, right? also good, but not the same. i think this one, yes, yes, the most important thing in the person in front of you, press. theme desperate housewife spartacus likes to be a desperate householder. you know, i'll tell you, it 's not. well, how can i say it, you know, it's such humility, because it's impossible. how to say like? you know this, when there i work a lot. yes, i come home. and when they say to me, well, tomorrow is your day off. well, take a rest. yes, the day has begun. yes, you understand one answer the second brought the second this there this here to cook dinner, we go to the saxophone music school for more judo. then it is then, as it were, to in the evening usually by 9:00. you just have to say. well, you fall, that is, to say in full that i am happy these days, you know?

and see, or where these investigations are willing to some course one. and tanya kramer, thank you very much and that's all the news for now. doc film explores the healing power of music. after 8 short break, my laraca berlin. thank you very much for making me part of your day. a great weekend. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship amend. we're all in. as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes police my following w. fire made for mines. ah, m was e, and that's a bad ha. music can help stabilize children and help them retain enough energy. so they can grow. in ribbon is a capacity that we have from a very early age. somebody says to think that it's something that has survival value. oh, are you like a month? i'm listening to him or making music together. i'm going to release his endogenous opioids in the bridle. i exit latch. oh yeah. his oh, here at zurich university hospital, doctor tania, corin and music therapist fredericka hasselbeck. take care of premature babies at the neonatal intensive care unit. the i

but tanya, more would like us to make city of our bags worth is sleep in your sphere to where you may be. l o g e r g missed the keys, the pennies, sleeping if don't sleep magazines come la selina goosey dumbly. liv colonies. holy . even older law school was it was a former student who is a part control m social coach. steven phillips, one nice feeling you system then of course combat late. can you please, could you boy the will, but the come in come country, you go to your gods, but you're still pretty the so no, i'm sure even a story about what is a for the stock issue or is it to be earlier on my side lose you know, even a deal is when do you know, i mean, i mean, is a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, the last, it should be a, a, a, a, a, to some of the complaint, the health of georgian soldiers, they were, they were the same disease, healthy young, one will live, one would die. i don't know why. i don't know what they were testing on. maybe god knows. the information i had about george and soldiers is about the blood based on information. and this is the same project that's in ukraine, an

tanya crabtree in jerusalem. welcome time here. and what more do we know the state where suddenly a very our shocking event or the exact circumstances of what happened this morning in the palestinian of, in, in that in the noise of the occupied was been unlocked. he had clear the initial investigations now just starting. now the news spoke this morning on that al jazeera correspondent and colleague as sharina, aclu was killed a while, as he said, covering and israel army operation in the janine refugee camp there. and they're conflicting reports about what happened now. the palestinian ministry of pals, her said she was killed by a gunshot in her head. she died soon afterwards as also a 2nd. palestinian journalist was in a group of journalists there, covering, or who was shot in the back, or this a statement that he is said to be in stable condition. now the cutter based ultra 0 network problem, she worked for many, many years, has named israel for, for the death of, for their reporter. the israeli military has said in a statement, they're denying that they have targeted

our correspondent in jerusalem, tanya kamer and asked her how tents the situation is on the streets of jerusalem. yeah, we can still we are here in east jerusalem where we can still hear some stun grenades in the past couple of hours. and so even after the march had ended, and you know, this are in sometimes, but at the moment what we seem to day, again, the very 10 stay in jerusalem. but when you know the fact march happened in the afternoon and this he again, it was allowed by the israeli government at marches mainly all to a nationalist, very young a crowd to have to say from what i have seen this afternoon. marching down from best to slim, to what's to hide, so to speak, to east jerusalem, to their moscow skate. and from there into the old city, through the muslim our quarter. now they're celebrating the capture. and then the re unification in the eyes of a jerusalem. the captain 9067 from jordan israel, the next east jerusalem, and i consider it as unified a capital that is not this move was not recognized by most of the international community for palestinian residents in east jerusalem. this is not a day of a celebration for most of them, if y

tanya, you are here as usual on a dump truck. so, did not forget the address decided to visit? how do you already familiar way? well, wherere you leaving? tribute meet sasha savchenko is the hero of the occasion, and we already know each other. yes, we really already know each other, how do we know each other? i ask you to treat properly the young teacher will teach you russian literature at evening school. prepare notebooks for two, you know, but they didn’t know who krushinkov was, that she was your relative. discover the secret of the bride or wife. and it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter what's the matter with tatyana tatyana provides housing for a while. here we are, excuse us. i heard you. mom made a room. can you yes there is like apartments. and what are you doing with other people's rooms? here i am helping somehow without your help. if not, we are in another place, we will find a person, come in, settle down here quietly with us. you will be like in your own family 250 rubles. how many such prices? he said no sea, but there is no cleaning of the light, dear, you will not find it anywhere cheaper. that's good, n

tanya, prima reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, tonya is in our focus now to west africa where the empowers nation of 21000000 people molly has, over the past decade been plagued by islamists, violence. swigs of the country are controlled by a myriad of with rebel groups and militias. in the middle, our german troops, berlin has announced their presence will be increased to a total of $1400.00 soldiers. but some are wondering if that's enough for their own safety, let alone the people they were sent to protect. it is the buddhist bears most dangerous for admission, trying to keep the peace in marley, a country under military rule divided by separatist movements and the address make fighting a military coup in the west african country. in august 2020 saw the president violently deposed. a civilian government established under international pressure was ousted in a 2nd military coup in may 2021 german troops or in marley as part of the united nations ministry commission. their aim to stabilize the country. currently, the german contingent as a maximum size of 1100 soldiers, but with a worsening security situation and

just yesterday we saw the un secretary general on tanya good terrorist urging guinea and other countries in the region where there has been qu, in the cruise, in the last years to hand over power to civilian rule. but that's unlikely to happen in guinea, where the strong man there is going to continue and going to try to what he says clean up, getting his political and economic field. carrie ok. nicholas. hark. life person dot com. thank you. now the u. s. embassy in cuba is, again, is doing visas. the 1st time in 4 years for president, donald trump closed concert services in 2017 of the allegations of sonic attacks on embassy stuff. and the number of cubans trying to enter the u. s. has surge with more than 78000 costs from mexico in the past 6 months. copper miners in peru have taken their fight for jobs to the capital, lima, demanding the eviction of indigenous activists blocking access to one of peruse, largest compromise activists. campaigning for more compensation off they were moved to make way for chinese and mine. the miners are worried about using their jobs. nasa astronaut, so heading home after

tanya understands that the west is to blame for everything, russia well, where are the real origins ofvadim, the food crisis will indeed not arise today . the complex problem began in the pandemic, aggravated by the green transition, and later by anti-russian sanctions. the fact that western countries have been actively buying up wheat for the last 2 years is still out of focus for the west. in the state reserve, not in the states or in europe, none. there is no shortage of food and the rise in grain prices is largely artificial, including for the deliberate violation of logistics chains within the framework of sanctions pressure on russia , while both the united states and the european union are trying to impose on the world community the idea of ​​​​the connection between the crisis and moscow’s policy was actually put at first during the pandemic. uh, when supply chains began to be interrupted and, uh, the rally of 2020, the prices of all raw materials began to rise, including food, you should not forget your experiments. western attempts to transfer energy to renewable sources prov

where did you hide us? i say, marina went by train to moscow to see the president, so that he would allow her to be aunt tanyaey scatter. she can escape from anywhere, but i knew all her loopholes. i covered everything. looks like she's up to something again. well, you have an orphan living with her running away from you. the girl came up with the idea of ​​​​going to moscow in moscow, so she went to him, who to the president? he is its president. why are you messing with my head here? and she just heard that he solves all issues. yes, what questions can a girl have for the president if she is not seven years old yet. i want to take part in the search and tanya too. well, yes, if you please, but in general we can manage without you. i already have people working in all the compositions of this direction. you understand they work. oh look, the car is not locked. who was on duty yesterday? well, who is who? guess yegorov's brigade unequivocally? here are the freaks, but for your own football hurry not locked up, in general, you think, when will this championship also end, huh? men it takes me, you know, five ye

existence with ah, welcome back to craft stock where all things are considered on people about remind you we're discussing sanctions. ah, okay, let's go back to tanya in las vegas right before when did the break. you started mentioning about the issue of a food insecurity in the world. i really would like to point out when there's no shortage of food. it's sanctions and it's so supply chain issues here. ok. i do a lot of the media has been very, very dishonest and talking about this issue and it's fear mom ring but sanctions to play a role and suff supply issues here. so to todd, to take it from there because this is an issue i asked earlier in the program, who suffers the most? what's always going to be the poorest that's going to some of the most in the, in the building world and in the developed world. go ahead, todd. i think the, the biggest sufferers are going to be, i was you said the poor a lot of africa and of course the middle east, which is, is desperate for, for russian week and for ukrainian weight. and the atlas and they supply 30 percent of the world's crops. and you know, we say everything's okay. however you have, you had a bad here

that is, the oil that did not go to europe before, it will go to europe, and tanya, which went on the market, is in excess. whereur oil, perhaps the best thing is the situation around the sanctions flow west outlined the prime minister of hungary ledge. on monday, in the country's parliament, after the prime minister was approved there for the third time, is it by chance that the hungarians stubbornly vote for this pragmatist? europe is convinced that various sanctions can bring russia to its knees. it's possible on paper and many paper politicians put forward some kind of theoretical evidence, but try as i might to remember, it doesn't occur to me that a continental blockade would be effective, however. i saw the one fall who introduced it. now the son of a barrel of oil reaches $ 115, while the revenue part of the russian budget is drawn up at the rate of a little more than $ 44 per barrel, while the less oil on the market, the more expensive it becomes, which makes our task easier, because we can give discounts . and in general from the point of view of earnings, but expensive oil. we need to sell less to hav

tanya hello hello irina evgenievna, can i? so oleg georgievich, i'll wait here for a while, read magazines, and then i'll go back home. i'll still wait for you. come who am i. where you here? hello, he goes to leave . we stand, we stand, we stand. well, what about filippov's contract for the purchase of an apartment? wow? i wonder what he was counting on to warm such money. and what, well, that there will be no one to write a statement. this is personal savings. filippov, he has been divorced for 5 years, no children, his parents died and mitrokhin knew all this, the dead did not complains. yes, the money was found, it turns out. well , what to do with them? we will officially forward nothing to the novgorod cops. let them figure it out themselves looking for relatives of close ones. in general, this is no longer our toothache. not in the service. issue it yourself, the department, and then they will take the car home to you, we will make pops on the metro. let's. with whom today alone no one did not work well, well. i’ll go further on foot, otherwise the devil himself won’t travel much there. yeah, let's see you tomorrow, well, rather, see you today. bye . what'

where are you going to go? left in old age. a broken life and crippled destinies are the trace left on earth by alexei falkin, the heroine of our story, tanya to confirm this. after that, of course, they stayed. it's clear how i would men close keeps him away for 25 years. yes, i'm afraid of a man. i'm waiting for some catch every night in a wasted apartment. tanya wants rolls. well, just one. so that he rots to die, rots to rot, so cut off all his fingers, so throw him in and throw a rat in there so that they don’t eat something. that's how i wanted, probably, to tell about the experienced nightmare . for a girl, this is a real feat, after all, all her life. she tried to erase it from memory forever. that is why many victims are silent, and criminals remain unpunished in in our case, the maniac was punished. but how many more like natasha hide their terrible past and how many new ones use it? we wish tatyana a girl with a warped fate good warmth and light, let everything be fine with her. live on central television of the event that is being discussed and the people being talked about, the united states, the european union, they want to re

where she was. well, why are you destroying the family? i say you owe your place. she says, well, i should have a day off. and now tanya'sff. mom is mom here began a little bit with them. this is no longer a coincidence, it is already more difficult for my son to look at family life here. it turned out that the family began to slowly disintegrate. unfortunately, our son did not succeed either. it was not possible to re-educate the girls who are colossally different, who grew up in a family and grew up in an orphanage. and how do they react to motherhood. she can do her best. as a result, it pulls you to where it is easier, where there is no duty, where everything is done for you. well, girls who grow up in an orphanage are different. on the contrary, they say that my children will never be left without me. i will carry them on my hands and so on. what do you think, tatyana why did you have such an idea today at the dna program? our sister-in-law in her youth , she led a somewhat frivolous lifestyle and she probably had casual relationships. and children were born, and she left the children small. that is, you want to say

the association is holding tanya leadership form in houston, texas this weekend. that is just a few hundred miles away from where 19 children and two teachers were murdered. merged with the very weapons of war that the nra is there to celebrate. and once they are fighting to restrict, the ones that they think more people should have. two texas republicans -- congressman dan crenshaw and senator john cornyn -- are no longer appearing at the event, after initially signing on. cornyn says that it does not have to do with uvalde but that it is rather scheduling conflict. crenshaw says he will be in ukraine. but texas senator ted cruz and governor greg abbott are, as of now, planning on speaking at the event, as his ex president donald trump, who is of course the conventions headliner. incidentally, we should note that the website for the event notes, for the u.s. secret service, firearms, and firearm accessories will not be permitted in the general assembly hall. that is odd. i mean, i get it. regulations, you don't want the president to be shot by some random person. but it just is the case -- i am not making this

where the children are, what the children are and how the children are? and i keep track of these kids all the time. i am constantly with tatiana tatiana i call and say, tanyae at least gifts to the children? and you mean to say that you're the normal way? who spent the night at night is a normal mother. i sat all day long. how many times have you brought me a child to work and said that you went to a friend's birthday party, that this was not such a lie. you invited me to work and brought me a child. you're better you're better you say it like it is. yes? who are you telling now, and why did you hide from yuri what already deprived, and the rights must be two children initially initially. i got to know him. i immediately told him that i had problems, what problems did you have? who wanted to deprive you of parental rights. what i told you, at the moment, that no one has the right to deprive you of parental rights, since you, if you are a good conscientious mother, it was not so. i told you the way it is. what are you leaving for now ? and after a while, then she swam up and said that you have good the good news is that you won back the children, that your

tanya has legs and his friends. you didn’t have milk when tatyana was 24 years old, a tragedy occurred in a taxi car, a truck crashed, the blow fell on the place wherely. she survived with multiple fractures, but she was taken to the hospital, where she spent a year. well , they called him, he was somewhere in the crimea, his mother called. he immediately arrived, and how long i lay in the hospital. he came every day, and in general, all the time that only uh, it was possible to be there a dream, uh, he sat next to me, and in the late nineties, ryzhov had another ordeal. nina's wife had a stroke and she was paralyzed all her life. nina was a support for evan. now they had to switch roles. in the film story based on the script by vasily shukshin call me into the bright distance, ivan ryzhov played the role of grandfather savva, a village home a philosopher who tries to understand the meaning of life. are you grandfather chatting in some exile to visit, he is going a good thing. go home. from home touch us then. the whole village went to work in the latrine. who was smarter ? the seventeenth years, the guys from the house did not let go. and when they

of the rostov region in messengers, an audio recording diverges, where a certain a woman warns her friend against drinking raw water, tanyaogist there, and she tells me lyudmila ivanovna today, do not drink raw water at all. our people were expecting this sabotage from ukraine, they have already released everything into the water and cholera and tubercle bacillus, so the warning is serious, because xavier. this is a very terrible disease, the kiev authorities tried to saddle the topic about vera ukrainian intelligence immediately accused russia of spreading fakes, while itself allegedly preparing for provocations. probably, in late may or early june, the leadership of the russian federation may resort to provocations in the regions bordering ukraine , they will traditionally try to shift the person responsible for this to ukraine, accusing it of using biological weapons, so oleg ivanovich, but it is clear that there can be much more fakes here, even, than the real facts, however, how seriously on the public level to this issue. we are now concerned, we are somehow preparing for a question similar to the prospect of negati

troubles, the buggers tanya groupie had hit the record high against a dollar supporting $200.00 rupees that is hyper inflation, let's not forget that this particular new government had come where day. busy slogan that they would against inflation and the economy ridgewood being manhandled, vice prime minister in ron con. but then now find themselves in trouble also because the countries a big score has ruined that any defection from the party which happened in august on making it possible for them. wrong cons government to be ousted inigo to have d. c. date 25, a member of the provincial assembly and upon job waste your box should eve. the prime minister, son is the chief minister of god, showed that for the 1st time the court shows are digging into it, saying that roll crossing or turn gorgeous. it's an illegal thing under the bucket, sunny constitution. so the government also under pressure because if they are not able to control the inflation, then the same people who the opposition says came out against them. ron con will be asking the government to step down it. ready? come on high to that for us in islamabad. thank he. now, a new face is fronting north chris fight agains