at this time i'd like to yield as much time as she may consume to ms. tenney from new york, ranking member of the subcommittee on underserved agriculture and rural business development. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for such the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. tenney: since the on set of the pandemic, congress has passed several relief bills totaling an unprecedented $5.3 billion. while some of the spending us onize -- unwise, some programs like the paycheck protection program provide red leaf to those who needed it. one concern is the disaster loan program, eidl. this program unlike others was direct lending by the s.b.a., the small business administration. this means the agency did not partner with our local banks and credit unions and instead approved and administered these loans directly. since the covid-19 eidl funding passed we have learned of countless case of fraud, waste and abuse. the federal government is not set up to be a direct lender. this is one reason i introduced the house

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we've run out of time. _ supported all these positions. we've run out of time.we've run out of time. i can see _ supported all these positions. we've run out of time. i can see that - supported all these positions. we've run out of time. i can see that you . run out of time. i can see that you wanted tojoin in there, lucy, but we'll go over these stories again in the next addition at 11:30 p:m.. thank you for now, and as i said, do join us for our next look at the papers. some new stories landing in front of me, but for now, it's click. see you shortly. hey, welcome, welcome. i hope you're well. it's often said we don;t appreciate our health until we lose it and if someone suffers a life—changing injury, it may be necessary for them to retrain their brain to learn how to use their body again, maybe in a different way than before. there's a new idea called neuroanimation, which is like gaming for brain repair. it's an immersive, emotional and, we are told, enjoyable style of therapy that can have a real impact. what's it say? baby babbles quack, quack, quack. rub

let's give it time to develop. that is normal for let's give it time to develop.y difficulties. one person with difficulties. one person with difficulties it doesn't have time on his side is andy murray. at 35 years taking on a 37—year—old and these powerhouses are on centre court at the moment. andy murray has dropped the moment. andy murray has dropped the first set to the american. six foot ten and making his height difference account. we have seen him ace's way to the semifinals back in 2018. an astonishing career he has had and he was at 227 aces. if he can get 13 more 1a more, murray has done well in the second set so far. two games although you can see. at least this game looks as if it will be going his way. we will keep you updated. mixed fortunes as ever for the british players here in the second round day. having said all of that, harriet ended up thing a first—round match goes through to the second. through to the third round. two british players out. including emma raducanu. one is andy murray and emma watson still yet to play. the and women's draw fe

the time is now. the time is always now. the time is now.d up for our students, at the time is now, to hold on legislators -- our legislators accountable. to tell them if they do not do this, we are coming for their jobs come november. we will heed the call. there is no turning back because ours is a revolution of the mind and of the heart, america, there is no turning back. we will not stop. we will not falter. we will stand up together. our children, our babies, our depending us -- are depending on us to be worthy of them. [applause] i am so grateful that fred came up earlier. we know that there is so much anxiety, we are on the front line of freedom and on safety and of getting to the end of the scourge of gun violence. [applause] we have traversed the country as have stated, we want to thank everyone for death for our lives for doing these rallies in hundreds of places around the country to say enough is enough. [applause] my name is randi weingarten, i am a high school social studies teacher, i am a new yorker, a wife, a sister, i am a

this is usain bolt, jamaican athlete , eight-time olympic champion, eleven-time world champion, let's move on. notable sportsman here i pass. unfortunately we miss. this is vladimir samson loading player. table tennis ex. the first racket of the world, let's move on. relevant because it representative of the winter sport. let's skip this alina zagitova russian figure skater has won all the titles in world figure skating, including the olympic games, as well as the world and european championships, let's move on. and that's the last question for today, because the time is up. and again football. yes, i understand that the very time of our game is over, so skip it. unfortunately, we can’t, we can either answer, well, or don’t answer, i don’t answer then i’ll answer for you. i am sergio ramos spanish football champion world two-time european champion and five-time champion of spain and four-time winner of the champions league as part of real madrid well, now he came to psg, which we already remembered today. and i understand that there are some issues with football, right? with individua

every time the every time boston was able to claim one of their own rebounds. just was come on about stuff to watch. >> offensive rebounds to really killed the warriors. they got so many second chance points. the celtics did. it was rough to watch. hopefully they bounce back in game 4. you've got to tie it up now. help. we have to thank you. okay. let's talk a bit on the high yeah. as the heat is going up, so are the concerns about statewide drought that we are in getting worse and this is new data shows californians we are not saving enough water overall. nope. and those numbers show californians used significantly more water. >> this past april than they did during april of 2020. so this despite pleas from state officials, including governor newsom to cut down on our water usage, we've got sacked the with more. >> 2022 has been one of the driest years on record in state water. experts say conservation goals are not being met. so when we look at that water use data the month of april 2, it was pretty clear the water use is still higher than we'd like to see th

that took some time. that took some time. but then they tried to acted. of problems facing our country and this is their way to address agriculture consolidation? i don't follow the connection between what they just -- i don't get it. i don't understand. >> this crisis point, we need legislators who are going to bend minds and hearts and each other toward fixing the problems. not a cheap audition for "snl." i don't know what this is, but it's kind of disgraceful. at this moment in our history, these are the same people incidentally who say they are saving democracy. if this is saving democracy, we all need a rebate. >> laura: i still don't understand why that add has anything to do with agricultural consolidation. jon tester has got to be sent packing. of montana save yourselves! jon tester, no. great to see you as always. last week we profiled the egg of the salvadoran immigrant who was so motivated by illegal crime that she decided to become a law enforcement officer. she pulled off a stunning upset and she's here to tell us about it next this isn't jus

you know, time magazine was a behemoth at the time.i think that things start to fade when, doing the johnson presidency. bear in mind, john f. kennedy creates this liberal tide, that's a liberal in the most liberal sense, that flows into the johnson presidency. faith in government in 1964 stands at 77%. and that's largely because of john f. kennedy, i think, having us believe in ourselves, and believe in our government. but lyndon johnson, while he takes advantage of that. he looks through the laws he put through the laws of the great society, most in 1960, five -- elected president in his own right -- faces the quagmire of vietnam. and he is not necessarily truthful with the american people, either by his own doing or because he's being misled by his advisers. and the war becomes more and more controversial, the press becomes more and more critical. and i think that's when they sort of start things start to slide. but you know, all presidents have a mixed relationship with the press. barack obama came to the lbj library, where there's

it will be prime time. of congressional hearings being deferred to prime time for maximum viewership. that tells but the seriousness of what they're trying to do. neil: finally i know you're heading off to ukraine. you've been very involved in relief efforts there. but if you think about it, governor, ukraine is less and less in the major daily news feed it. was all ukraine all the time a little more than a few weeks ago. does that worry you? >> it worries me enormously, neil. the ukrainian war isn't just a war between ukraine and russia, it is between right and wrong. we've been on the correct side. biden has been really slow providing the weapons that ukraine has needed but what we're focusing on, i'm going back to ukraine for the third time in the next week or so, is humanitarian aid. you see congress passes billions for this and billions for that involving ukraine. i have had volunteers there almost continuously, we see no humanitarian aid helping the seven million ukrainian refugees displaced within uk

i mean, is it going to be different this time? and i'm wondering, you know, having a movie star standing on on, on the podium at the white house. i'm not so sure that that's going to move any of those senators in congress. yeah. and a, you are rightfully so doubtful about this, sir. no doubt this was a very emotional plea for mister mckinney are in coming in here in d. c. a. that's not normally a stage of, you know, he's only talking to actors are receiving awards or what have you, but definitely not to the washington press corps anyhow. you're, you're, you're right. it says days hope these hope are even with politicians. here with the pundits with the experts with jaw is to cover this a lot that there will be some progress made. and when i say some progress i made in baby steps, because everybody knows, despite his emotional please today at the white house press briefing on there, it will not be radical reform or any time, any kind of real reform of the current gun law on the federal level, ah, that's not gonna happen. i, i think

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of course, you can speak at any time.tical man, i'm going to get that that very last phrase. you said what i actually said technically, and i was talking about energy bills and the poorest and i said i am virtually out of tools. that was not an accidental phrase because in the room at the same time on the sunday morning show was rishi sunak. and i looked across at him when i said it. and it was very nuanced because obviously myjob, there are many things that many people can do, but the difficulty right now is on energy bills and the poorest in society for whom there isn't much left. and it was that was that was a baton thread that was looking at the chancellor and saying, "money—saving is out. this is yourjob, mate. this is yourjob, not myjob." so that was that was not an accidental throwaway phrase. that was a deliberate, nuanced political challenge. we spoke to a former director of communications at number 10 who said martin lewis is one of the most influential people in britain. is that a label you would relish? it mak

is this time the time it does?think it would be a little optimistic to say that a republican still has a chance of winning a state like california, but for sure there is a space opening up for more moderate democrats, you know? one of the l.a. may mayoral candidates is a former republican who just registered as a democrat this past year, and he won a lot of support in the primary. so there's space for candidates like that who are able to bridge the divide and appeal to people on both sides of the aisle because voters are so fed up with the leftist policies destroying their cities. neil: i don't know whether it's the crime or high prices, but people are in a sour mood, and tradition the tells us hay usually take it out on the party in power. i'm just wondering if it goes beyond the midterms. i know you guys study this, look at focus groups and the rest. is there a sense that it lasts beyond midterms? because often times it doesn't. >> yeah. it definitely depends moving forward on what cities do policy wise. obviousl

viewed 24 million times.hots pacify and soothe, and scientists from the moscow region are the perfect rabbit. he is unpretentious. requires little food, does not get sick and grows very quickly. the village of rodniki , moscow region, has been here for 90 years, the only institute of rabbit breeding in the country. this is the latest achievement of scientists. the three-parent rabbit is named after the settlement where it was bred by the ancestors of this hybrid. or as it is customary to say here crosses white giants californian breed known for speed dialing masses and the soviet chinchilla, what gives rich offspring, in order for rodnik to take all the best from three representatives of the species at once, specialists had to carry out more than seven hundred crosses, as a result, these rabbits. in many ways, they are superior to all others, for example, to them. needs less food. we conducted experiments to evaluate the feed conversion of a cross-country and initial breeds of rabbits, and at the same time it

just check those real times.those times are now. 60 minutes heading across towards the peninsula, a 80 to one o one. if you're traveling along 80 because of that accident. 51 minutes to make it from san leandro down to milpitas. so factor that in in the south bay will want to one 85 up towards menlo park. 41 minutes with a lower traffic times along to 18. 82 5, 80 80 crockett down to the maze. 22 minutes. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan is 7 49 and at least 4 u.s. marines are dead and one is still missing after a military aircraft ctashed in southern california. now that crash happened about 100 miles east of san diego, just southeast of the salton sea. >> the aircraft, which can take off like a helicopter and then fly like a plane belonged to the 3rd marine aircraft wing. >> we're chris wolfe with the latest on what happened. >> this time we're assuming all confirmed deceased, a deadly crash in the southern california desert is the latest crisis involving a military aircraft known as the osprey. a spokesm

times. are _ very bleak times. something is not working when costs are coming - very bleak times. something is not working when costs are coming up| very bleak times. something is not. working when costs are coming up and inflation is coming up and demand is not falling and he would expect prices to fall but no sign of that yet. thank you both very much enough to get a bit of the bank holiday weekend off and thank you for giving up your friday night to be with us and thank you being with us. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening withjo phillips, who is a political commentator, and nigel nelson, political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people. the double act one of my favourites. they get their moneys worth out of nigel. next it's time for sport, but for now, goodnight. hello there, i'm olly foster with the latest from the bbc sport centre. england's cricketers trail new zealand by 227 runs heading into the third day of the first test at lord's. 24 wickets have fallen so far

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it'll be wet at times, though not all the time.ill increase the winds across the uk, especially the further north you are, to end the week. but light winds as tuesday begins, some patchy mist and fog, some showery rain close to the south coast of england, gradually clearing as the morning goes on. some patchy rain in northeast england fizzling out into the afternoon, though we'll keep lots of cloud here. for the rest of england and for wales, warmer sunny spells, a few showers pop up, mostly in the afternoon — very hit—and—miss. northern ireland staying mainly dry until the evening. cloudier skies towards southern scotland, rather than northern scotland, where, here, we'll see the most of the sunshine, the odd shower in the highlands. 16 degrees in newcastle. it's high teens and low 20s elsewhere. now, as we go on into the evening, you can see the rain moving into southwest england, wales, northern ireland, and then spreading north and east as we go into wednesday morning. some heavy bursts on that, not reaching northern scotland,

some of them repeat the interiors of that time. the manager of the estate, the dining room, the sofa of a boudoardevich, in the style of a winter garden, there is a hall that tells about the history of the palace. but since 1772, you can learn about the county itself in the library office under the management of count grigory potemkin, kriche became one of the major industrial centers of the russian empire, up to 300 workers worked at the canvas factory alone. in 1783, 820 pieces of a sailing canvas were made on it, from which showcases for ships were later made, and yet the most successful decision of the most serene prince was the opening of a shipbuilding base in the city. she glorified him. learned that he was engaged in the construction of a shipyard on the sosh river the ancestor of the famous russian poet of the golden age, it was designed by the great-uncle of alexander pushkin, general and engineer ivan gannibal, in 1785 25 ships of 13 yachts and 12 mushroom ships were launched here for catherine's travels. over time, ship

these are good times, great times, fun events. watching this team of people in times of crisis is something special. i have been blessed to be part of this great city at our worst times in times of crisis like the pandemic and the events we had to respond to. i got to tell you i couldn't be happier and prouder to be part of this team. it is the people that are great in the city. thank you very much. [applause]. >> thank you, chief. >> last speaker from a past that took her through the controller's office, public utilities and department of emergency management. she will oversee the staff rubbing the nine one -- running the 911 and incredible work during the pandemic to keep us safe. i don't have to introduce her. everybody knows her. please welcome executive director maryelllen carroll. >> imagine having to go last with no fancy uniform to wear. i freelanced. i am the director of department of emergency management. we house 911 center and ems agency. i want to say our dispatchers are first responders. they don't have fancy uniform

your cnn your new york times. but here some of the other employees i mean andrea mitchell at nbc news is on this reporter's committee. we're writing to this judge saying you shouldn't do this to project veritas pretty extraordinary and we had people on the floor of the house railing on against these raids madam speaker the halls of this hallowed republic have become darkened with the smut and filth of corrupted justice. imagine a pre-dawn raid waking from a dead sleep and sheer terror to men with guns screaming searching furiously for -- evidence against their authoritarian master. this horrifying vision is not pulled from the pages of some graphic novel. this was last week's headline. so is it scary? yeah, it's scary you bet. it's scary. but oh another thing that happened after this is we had senators write letters to the department of justice asking about this talking about these cases that protect the rights of journalists, and i'm proud to say that just in a few days from now that veritas myself and our attorn

from time to time people will buck the trend. and we saw that with putin in 2014 with crimea. which he got away with? yes, and so it's not surprising that he figured i might as well try it again because it was no one could really really called me on it in 2000 14 side might as well. try it again. try it again this time with an even bigger prize at stake. i'm going to ask you this question about the trip that you took the many places that you went. what was the one battlefield or the one place that you visited that surprised you the most? the one that or the experience i should say that really was one you said? my god, this is really worth it for me personally as well as for the themes of the book. for me definitely the most exciting where the most difficult trips getting into iraq and syria and the gaza strip it it these were dangerous. obviously i had to give up my esta status for to the united states because once i entered these countries i i will be i will have to take visa for the rest of my life, but i realized that this book is is important and telling the story of the f

the time is1:21.p on the bbc news channel: some of the world's best players have been banned from the scottish open and fined £100,000 for playing in the saudi—backed rebel liv golf series. they are an extraordinary sight in our countryside, often to be seen gliding gracefully overhead. now, british—bred red kites are being flown abroad, to spain, where their numbers are dwindling. red kite chicks will swap the forests of central england for southwestern spain, where it's hoped they'll breed and boost the population. here in the uk, red kites have had a remarkable change in fortunes since they were almost wiped out three decades ago. our environment correspondent, helen briggs, reports. soaring high in the sky above the countryside, living proof of a conservation success story. three decades ago, red kites were rescued from the brink of extinction by reintroducing wild birds from sweden and spain. doctor ian evans was one of the pioneers. it all went out of expectation, it was such a huge success whic

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just remember no matter how many times you tried? the next time this may be the time. so never give up this fight and thank you. thank you for not allowing the life that you started with. be a burden but an incentive. to put you where you are today, because i'm this that we are guided by our experiences and those experiences that you've had. growing up in public housing struggling to get through college and going on to get a terminal degree. and now sitting one of the most famous famous pulpits in america and servant under the great dome of these united states of america as a united states senator the first and is the first time i've said this african-american to represent the state of georgia in the united states and ever. all of that because you kept the faith. a way out of no way. absolutely you made a way out of no way. thank you for that. thank you. i'll kind of do a slight introduction i think as i know to before this topic is always intrigued me partly because i have a son who's adopted and he was in an open relationship. and so there was a lot of dialogue with

oh, yeah at the same time. we've been talking about with the carnegies and rockefellers the first decade of the 20th century at the time of tr's presidency. yeah, great. okay, so we know a little bit about him. he is not his fifth cousin franklin roosevelt in the new deal world war two. that'll come in a few weeks. this is the first and the greater maybe roosevelt so we'll talk about him. a little bit of background here on where and when was he born his bringing up ears? the roosevelt's born october of 1858 in new york city he's a kind of symbolically. anyway, the kind of hardened center of american life born to a very wealthy family. we'll talk about that in a little bit. he is very much a child of the civil war who was only you know, five years old kind of when a lot of this was happening, but it impacted him greatly. i'll come back to the slide in a second. here are two photographs. this is a photograph of president lincoln's funeral procession in the spring of 1865 after he had been assassinated. his body c

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eastern time.es up 206 this is "squawk box," we're pack right after this >>> all right, welcome back to "squawk box. hope you're having a freight tuesday morning. let's talk energy, why not oil back on the ride kind of an odd scene at the g-7 meetings yesterday macron running on biden, told president biden that the saudis and the uae have almost no spare capacity to increase production. watch and listen. right now oil is back on the rise above 110 here, above11.17, friend brent crude let's go to helene kraft croft. and we'll get the investment side angle on this i've got to start with you, and i've got so many questions about this you wrote about it in your note about macron first off, why is emmanuel macron, the french president, the one delivering this message that he actually got wrong what is macron, when did he become the oil whisperer in >> think about french president macron the russian whisperer. he had a hot tip saying being look, there's very hill spare capacity out there that is not a th

trusova jumped four times. every time alexandra improves her results, she never won, and attempts to cowardly flew 4 m and 19 cm. alexander took the last place. but this is the case when the main thing is participation in luzhniki today, sprints will be held olympic high jump champion maria lasitkeny wrote an open letter to the president of the international olympic committee. toma subahu very emotionally maria spoke about that simply because she was born in russia from the last 7 years for a total of about 4 years. she did not have the opportunity to compete in international competitions. although personally she never had any claims against her, she accused thomas bach of not having the courage to remove the punishment from russian athletes, and also of violating the charter of the international olympic committee, maria also gave an example of tennis players successfully participating in international competitions, as a counter- argument against the fact that russian athletes are suspended, because the organiz

well, i want to say that, here, literally two no three times.v. the first two back and forth and already on the third on the third attempt. and the musli began to successfully catch his visa. well, you saw, in principle, well, we see that we diyar quite quickly reach the working distance for himself. right now, nadezhda got to the right on the right with nadezhda on his left hand, but, nevertheless, muslim is pressing magomedov. he could not give a little opportunity to run up, therefore, on the first movement after the first failure, e he must immediately make a certain counterattack. well, i think these things, of course well, muslims can. i think right now, uh, we're talking about a disadvantage. that's exactly that important fighting tone. you need to roll a little. oh, musli failed him well and again, well, an unsuccessful attempt. now frankly speaking, it has not passed. well, it's dangerous, right? you know, such tension hangs, as if something is about to happen, the left side is about to happen.

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now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello. you're watching sportsday on bbc news with me, ben croucher. coming up: another entertaining sunday of test cricket at headingley. the bowlers did their bit. can england's batsmen pull off a big run chase? pretty neita — daryll makes it a sprint double at the uk championships. and as wimbledon opens its gates again, we'll look ahead to tennis�* third grand slam of the year. hello there. it's another cracker of a test match we're being treated to by england and new zealand. one day to go and all three results are still on the cards. before play, england were forced into a change with wicketkeeper sam billings replacing ben foakes — who tested positive for covid. when day 4 got going at headingley, jack leach shone with the ball as new zealand set england 296 to win. england's reply — as is the modern way in this series — has not been lacking drama. patrick gearey reports. sam billings had been busy. last night behind the wheel, this morning behind the stumps. he had driven from canterb

journalists who are going through tough times and have been going through tough times for more than 25 years. it tells them, this interpretation of watergate, the gravest political scandal of the 20th century, it tells them that journalists can be decisive factors, decisive forces. in american society, american politics. these are three of the factors. why this trope, this interpretation lives on. what has propelled this myth? what has given it sustenance and life for nearly 50 years? the book, weird word and bernstein brought out in june of 1974, called all the presidents men was a bestseller. it was a runaway bestseller. and it purported to tell the story of the most devastating political detective story of the century. how to young washington post reporters who's brilliant investigative journalism smashed the watergate scandal wide open, that's from the dust jacket of all the presidents men. the book was a great success. and it offered a journalists belief of the watergate scandal as the scandal was reaching its culmination. with richard nixon's resignation. again, the book comes ou

you know the thing she we kind of take for granted from time to time. but let's go out there and put us on his back and i mean, we've got help me out on monday. so we have, wow, just a to show. why use a shocking he wasn't at first that first team on guy. but whatever. >> all right, quick turn around. we're going back to california. game 5 on monday at chase center. hey, chase. this is a tough act to follow its an electric environment. here at td garden. let's see what you've got. we'll see you back in california. kate. >> is there such a thing as momentum shifting from city to city? jason, you think the warriors are going to be able to put on another complete performance like this? >> yeah, i mean, they're going to have the crowd behind them and someone in the series is going to have to win 2 games in a row to win this actually, that's not true. de boer don't have to win 2 in a row, but, you know, they they need this game back home in san francisco. and you know who is going to be loud? i know they were in thrive city watching it tonight. they're ready

at the same time, this is our business.litics to be clean. i'll tell you what else moscow is watching, and that's the relationship you're developing with nato. as you've said to me, constitutionally, you're neutral, and that's not going to change any time soon. but the british foreign secretary said just a few weeks ago that moldova should be, quote, "equipped to nato�*s standard and the uk, for one, intends to help moldova do that." we've also got the americans talking about helping the moldovan army become more capable, more effective. are you, in a sense, trying to enter a partnership with nato by the back door? we have a strong, and good and very transparent partnership with nato. we have had a so—called individual partnership action plan renewed every two years since 2006. all the parameters and the framework of our cooperation with nato is very transparent, all of it is found online, including our cooperation with nato at this stage. so yes, we do cooperate with nato, we do cooperate with european union, with eu membe

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i'm afraid we are out of time.nd to be have the hottest day of the year, with temperatures hitting 33 degrees in suffolk. compared to 33 with what we had on saturday afternoon, grey skies, temperatures ia degrees. that is a drop of 19 celsius. it was caused by this cold front. it has been bringing outbreaks of rain recently, that has been funded at times. it will continue to put out to the south—east for a few hours. the other doubt weather over the next few hours, and for those who found last night to one for sleeping, more comfortable condition. nine to 12 degrees as we head into sunday morning. that weather front and the south hasn't entirely gone away, i suspect there will be some burst of rain just about across southern england. for the bulk of the uk come into a deep, with sunny spells pricking through the morning cloud. temperatures high teens to low 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as their casualties continue to grow — could ukraine be pressured to

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just imagine flying four times an hour.e types of artillery pieces, multiple rocket launchers, hail and hurricanes, as i already said and here, according to representatives of the dpr, they are increasingly recording. uh, the fact that the ukrainian army uses nato-type shells, in particular, for example. here, for example, yesterday at e positions e, found the wreckage of such a kamikaze drone as it was called, which is designed to work precisely on the front line. let's, let's see what this drone of the thai army was used imported kamikaze drones were used on my fighters on the position two times both not unsuccessfully personally the compositions did not hurt the positions they suffered a small 50 cm, very fast. flying over the earth. selects a target for the camera is on the side. i think it's ineffective because of this. choose a goal. circle gaining speed, well, flies to death. according to my feelings, according to the feelings of the fighters. approximately 200 g of a charge plate, as such, does not have. over the pa

and he just so in practical times, we also have time to provide that for me placed on the fringes of the conference. interestingly enough about it we had for the very 1st time, promptness from the asia pacific. attend this summit. japan, korea, australia, new zealand, longest, allow me to conclude. i express my gratitude to our host prime minister who was sanchez. this was a summit that was excellency, organized, and highlighted once again. what an important ail ally spine is lavon. i would also like to point out that we had to di oppertunity to make progress on another international issue on the fringes of this summer. didn't face concerns and matter that affects the western balkans. an issue that is for dia to my heart, as you may know, i met more than once with the president of north macedonia as civil penalty. and i also met with by gary as president president i met with leading politicians and talked to many of them on the phone yesterday. and today we've moved much closer to solution of this conflict. to french cancer presidents yet submitted to a new proposal, which bears in m

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