"nightline" spoke with him after the world trade center center was hit. >> my first thought at the loss unbelief, disbelief. and, of course, sorrow for the lost human life. >> juju: the legacy of the towers and his iconic walk front and center in his anniversary performance. >> when you lose a loved one, of course tears come in and you have to grieve. but also sometimes smile and joy and laughter come in because you'll remember the departed in the glory of their life. so i think it is the same. ♪ >> juju: a hush falls over the packed crowd as the show begins. ♪ comprised of 1 distit scenes, the performance named "towering" embodies petit's journey to his historic walk, re-enacted by dancers and musicians. ♪ as well as the main star. his feelings of victory >> sir! >> juju: and the moment he was confronted by nypd. >> don't you do that, sir! >> juju: as the show was about to close, a special surprise. the premiere of sting's new song, "let the great world spin." ♪ see the way the towers have fallen ♪ >> i've known philip since 1980. he took me to the top of the tower, and he told me the

it's been nearly 23 years since the attack that brought down to the towers of the world trade centeright here behind me. and in all that time the families of victims never had the closure of a trial, and now a plea deal involving the alleged mastermind has been revoked. a sudden reversal. late friday defense secretary lloyd austin pulled out of a deal between military prosecutors and the man accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks, khalid shaikh mohammad, and two alleged accomplices. that deal would have spared the men the death penalty. austin saying in a memo responsibility for such a decision should rest with me. >> i was very happy to hear they rescinded the plea deal and put the death penalty back on the table. >> reporter: terry strada's husband, tom, was killed in the north tower of the world trade center on september 11, 2001. she's now national chair of 9/11 families united and have a lawsuit accusing the saudi arabia government of involvement. >> what we want is a trial so evidence could be heard. >> reporter: attacks on the world trade center and the pept gone took the lives

and minibuses with ministry of defense license plates, which are the official transport of the trade center in the kharkov region the total number of arson attacks on military vehicles the shopping center employees reached forty. it seems to me that with such vision even before the civil war. it seems to me that with such an attitude the civil war is not far away. military vehicles continue to be set on fire in kiev. some military personnel put up signs not tsk to avoid arson, but for nationalists from the armed forces of ukraine, these arson attacks are another reason to kill people. that if these creators, these creatures are discovered, the capital punishment will be applied on the spot. however, the ukrainian partisans are also armed, their stock of hatred is no less than that of the ukrainians nazi employees of the shopping mall. the lack of control and clearly emerging casteism of the ukrainian military commissars, typical of the ukrainian corruption of this entire system, makes a clash between the two forces inevitable. oppressed ukrainians. residents rushed to the rescue. soon the k

let's not gloss over what it was, it was passenger, airlines into world trade center 1 and world tradeon and that always has to be remembered. >> dagen: but there is no recourse, right, congressman at this point? >> for congress, not likely that you will see a law made that says this has to change. when this does change from at the center or joe biden would sign off on it, very unlikely at such a thing will take place. >> dagen: congressman, i want to move on to the secret service and the news conference that is coming up later today. this will be -- this is about the attempted assassination of former president trump two weeks ago tomorrow. the agency continues to face intense criticism for its dismissal, failures leading up to the shooting of the former president. chilling video of critically injured at the rally shows a figure moving on a roof moments before shots were fired here with the secret service responded to the video stating, "it is committed to better understanding what happened to ensure that never happens again." missouri senator, josh hawley, wrote a letter to the secret

on an august morning 50 years ago, new yorkers looked up and saw a tiny speck between the world trade centerying stunt that captured the world's attention. high wire artist philippe petit is as fearless now as he was that day. here's nightline co-anchor juju chang with another look. >> all of a sudden, the density of the air is no longer the same. >> with the grace of a dancer, philippe petit floats 20ft above the ground, across a high wire at 74 years old. a mesmerizing display of balance and defiance. you remember me? with his good friend sting serenading his feet on the fields of barley. it's been 50 years since petit's death defying walk between the twin towers, a dot appearing in the sky, capturing the world's imagination. here at saint john's cathedral in new york city, surrounded by hundreds of adoring fans, he's celebrating his place in history. >> it's a lifetime. 50 years. and yet it's nothing. i look, i see all the detail of my work then, as if it were yesterday. >> petit is one of the world's most renowned performance artists, known for his daring walks on wires hundreds of feet

he abandoned the people and fled, taking with him a money bag containing billion. on the world trade centerese individuals. wander the streets exposed to drugs and other crimes and violence of steep inflation, severe inflation has led to extreme crime rates and in shopping districts, iron chains have appeared to prevent theft, and there was even incident where thousands of pieces of luggage were stolen from a freight train. seg에서 압도적인 부익부 사회, 미국의 60. 가 거의 하루 버어 하루 먹습니다. 중산청은 거의 붕괴됐어요. 초고도에 이런 피라미드 체계가 묘족한 체제예요. 밑에는 거의 대부입니다. 극변청이죠. 거의 하루부러 하루 먹는 삶을 산다. 그 행복 지수가 어떻겠습니까? 굉장히 불행하죠. 내부진 소유 사태 이런 게 너무 많아요. 조금만큼만 개입되면 바로 폭발합니다. persist in american society. in 2022, the number of deaths in the united states due to firearms was 44,290. the number of incidents of mass shootings where four or more fatalities occur was 647. there is at least one incident daily resulting in the loss of over 121 lives each day due to firearms. classified as an anocracy, an unprecedented situation occurs as trump supporter sees control of the us capital in washington dc. internal issues in the us have escalated into an e

we are located near the trade center in the city of kovel. i appealed today because our people were kidnapped when they were returning from work at 90 in the morning. at the moment, no one opens the door for us, that is, the employees have closed, our people have been stolen, they are being illegally obtained without legal assistance. such videos began to be distributed en masse on saturday the third. august in the local groups of kovel, in volyn. residents of the city gathered under district tsk and demanded the release of three men who were detained earlier that day by representatives of the military police. they are using weapons against the civilian population, they breached the wall, entered the territory, they are releasing the boys, they are putting forward some conditions, let the boys go. the volyn oblast tsk explains that the men were stopped at a checkpoint in shatsk, they did not have any military ids with them. documents, so they received a summons to clarify the data at the kovel military district and agreed to go there. they we

to build philly in a terriblebjective never gotten down one that had too tall towers a trade center in new york but a tower in between that was a paring and completely impractical. after the cars administration wanted to keep deployed and have the infrastructure for the united states. so they had an intrastate free the plan for major freeway systems to go san francisco. and so the developers the bay bridge and worked embarcadero. the plans we very, very efficient for thatthe san francisco saw hades agency happening 200 though people figure out hall offender that the embarcadero free was droppedhad the great free to no where. which from the ferry building and our store line and created in 1989 and gave us the opportunity to tear down the free. was the renaissance of that land was developed for ferry building and whom new handle travel and needed a concept didn't want- that was when a plan was developed for the liquor store. >> the san francisco ferry building hs that ups and downs and had a hugedribbled adopt to almost nothing and after the earthquake had a shove of adrenaline to rev

결국은 이제 마지막에 도망을 가게 된 거죠. the afghanistan war began with the unprecedented attack. on the world trade centerlley bank and signature bank, recently, the 14th largest bank in the united states. the us is an extremely unequal society where the rich get richer and the poor continue getting poorer. the top 1% in the united states owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to 36.8 trillion dollars. the assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. but despite this effort, number of homeless people in the united states has increased for four consecutive years, surpassing 580,00. these individuals wander the streets exposed to drugs and other crimes and violence. of steep inflation, severe inflation has led to extreme crime rates and in shopping districts, iron chains have appeared to prevent theft, and there was even incident where thousands of pieces of luggage... anti-social crimes continue to persist in american society, in 2022, the number of deaths in the united states due to firearms was 44,290, the number of incidents of mass shootings where four

abandoned the people and the afghanistan war began with the unprecedented attack on the world trade centerunting to 36.8 trillion dollars. the assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. 미국은 자국에 있어서는 철저하게 엘리트주의 정책을 민주당 공화당으로 대변되는 이 정치 엘리트들, 그다음에 경제 엘리트들, 이런 극소수가 new york is facing its worst homeless crisis since the great depression of the 1930s. the us government has declared a comprehensive policy to reduce homelessness, but despite this effort, number of homeless people in the united states has increased for four consecutive years, surpassing. 580,000. these individuals wander the streets exposed to drugs and other crimes and violence of steep inflation. severe inflation has led to extreme crime rates and in shopping districts, iron chains have appeared to prevent theft, and there was even incident where thousands of pieces of luggage were stolen from a freight train. 빈익 부익부 사회 미국의 약 60%가 거의 하루 벌어 하루 먹습니다. 중산청은 거의 붕괴됐어요. 초고도의 이런 피라미드 체계가 <0xeb><0xbe><0xb0>족한 체제예요. 밑에는 거의 대부분이다. 극변청이죠. 거의 하루부어 하루 먹는 삶을 산다. 그 행복 지수가 어떻겠습니까? 굉장히 불행하죠. 내부진 소유 사태 이런

ukrainian public pages write that zelensky, without changing the law on mobilization, the trade centerears of age, that is, they will not be officially drafted, but the trade center employees, together with the police, can detain and deliver them for supposedly voluntary passage of a military medical commission, and from there a ticket one way to the front, where did you go, where did you go, where did you go, did you kidnap a person? and those who have some kind of military training or military registration specialty, although under 25, are taken away from everyone in a row, too concerns the category of limited serviceability, it was simply cancelled, but resistance is growing, civilian cars without military license plates are no longer saved, guys, get out of here, get out of here, as for suvs and minibuses with plates. azov, which now forms the basis of the third assault brigade, the keisevac vehicle of the third assault brigade was planted, i am a battalion commander by agreement with senior leadership, relying on wartime, relying on combat immunity. i give verbal orders and the go

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her husband, tom, worked in the world trade center and was killed in the attack. i asked her how members of her group are reacting to news of the plea deal. there's mixed emotions on this play deal. they are older family members that believe that this will give them some type of relief, some type of closure. but the vast majority of the family members i've been speaking to are very angry and we feel like just just was denied today in cuba. in what sense do you feel that justice was denied? he will have to admit guilt after 23 years. is that not correct? yes, but he will not stand trial and he will not face a punishment by death, which is what was on the table. so this was something that pay us them and the others wanted. so it's a victory for them. and i don't feel like we should ever give them in victory. this is a sign of a very weak leadership in our country to strike such a deal. that of like i just said, a vast majority of family members do not support, do not want. and we do not want him to have this victory. why is the prospect was the prospect of a trial s

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he also noted the work of the employees of the trade center, who were able to quickly evacuate visitors from the building. the store's security service worked very correctly and quite competently, that is, they tried to evacuate visitors from it as much as possible. and these employees, i think it's right to present them with awards of the donetsk people 's republic, because they really saved the lives of these visitors, in general , today alone... 16 enemy attacks were recorded in the petrovsky district, at least 50 large-caliber shells were fired, not counting attack drones, which were also used during the day in this area. the vile attack by ukrainian militants on a shopping center in donetsk is a carefully planned act of terrorism, along with the same despair of the ukrainian armed forces against the backdrop of the confident advance of russian troops. this was stated by the official. representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs maria zakharova on the air of my colleague alexander korievsky's program. western curators do not want to be associated with tourist activities

he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallest buildings in the world. of course, this was against the law. pyati and his friends pretended to be journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up. they threw it between the towers with a bow and arrow . canada and stretched a 200-kilogram rope. philip walked along it eight times, with a 25-kg pole without any safety equipment. he finished when he saw that it was going to rain and was immediately arrested for trespassing and disobeying authorities. but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park. in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mecques made a film about this dizzying walk of philip five. this is what this day was like. history magical adventures with fire, but beat yourself over the head, nickname, who do you have, where you need to go, that's what they call me, because i'm taking you not where you fool want, where you need to go, lights on, soon! russia , ... this issue of the program instruction. l

military registration, otherwise they will fined a large sum and will receive a summons to the trade centerconclusion that yesterday’s schoolchildren are at least considered as... mobresurs, and as a maximum you know, sooner or later, but they will pass this law that mobilization will be from the age of 18, but all these people are now hostages, they seem to say officially from the age of 25, but you can also imagine that this is the complete extermination of the young population, these are the demands that come from the west, these are the demands that are put forward for loans, for aid supplies, because they feel sorry for the technology. but i don’t feel sorry for the people, there’s bradley, who burned down, they discussed him, well, just everywhere, some kind of highmars and a launcher that burned out, oh, they discussed it everywhere, but how many people did they bury there, and that’s special have not discussed, it is likely that nothing good awaits ukrainian women, whom, as you have heard, are also proposed to be taken into account along with eighteen-year-old men, here the gang wit

khalid sheikh mohammad was the main perpetrator of the september 11, 2001 attacks on the world trade center tower in new york. pentagon building know. thank you for your attention until the next sections. in the name of god, greetings to you, dear compatriots , i have to tell you that during the last day and night , during the hottest hour of the day among the centers of the provinces , the temperature in ahvaz reached 47 degrees above zero, and it was declared as the warmest center of the province. this morning at the beginning of the morning in the coolest hour of temperature in the city. it reached 13 degrees above zero and it was the coolest center of the province on saturday, in the northern part of our country , we will see a gradual increase in temperature in these areas. in terms of rainfall, according to the latest image received from the meteorological satellite , we are currently witnessing a stable atmosphere in most parts of the country, with only some clouds in some parts of the province. ardabil and mazandaran province as well as the province. and golestan, reported in other

hosseini, the head of the iran trade center in west africa, is also present, as well as mr. faqihi, the vice-chairman of the iran-africa joint chamber of commerce. let me start with mr. faqihi and the question of what opportunities we can imagine for business with the african continent . our trade with the countries of this region is in the name of allah, the merciful, the most merciful, and in the name of god, the creator of life, the wise, speaking in the language of creation. we have a history of iranian ethnic groups and mixed iranian and african ethnic groups , now at night. iranian baluchs have been there since the 10th century . balochs have been there since the 17th century the portuguese left east africa and settled in zanzibar. the rule of the sultan of oman was established and a mixed culture of iranian culture and african bantu peoples was born called afroshirazi or afroshilazi language, whose center was in a city in the south of dar es salaam called kilwa kisavani . and our economic agents who want to work there, because we have a well-known culture, should know

evidence linking counterfeits to terrorism in the u.s., they cited the 1993 attack on the world trade centerserted that other terrorist organizations have engaged in the sale of counterfeit goods and stolen cultural artifacts to help fund their organization, but declined to provide specifics. officials say weapons from the 2015 terror attack on french magazine "charlie hebdo" was financed in part by fake nike sneakers. >> our officers and import specialists are the first ones to look at that cargo coming in and determine on the spot whether it needs to be opened up or not. we are what keeps this stuff from getting on to the streets of our cities. >> reporter: the inspection team opens up hundreds of boxes, averaging 82 seizures a day. but given the volume of shipments, a lot still end up falling through the cracks. >> take a walk in manhattan. any of those bags that you see on the sidewalk got through. we do the best we can, but we're outnumbered, i guess. >> reporter: a package's origin is the first clue that a shipment of handbags is likely filled with fakes. >> there is no concealment her

for military service, otherwise, they will be fined a large amount and receive a summons to the trade centergical conclusion that yesterday’s schoolchildren are at least considered as a resource, and at the most you know, sooner or later, they will accept this law that mobilization will be from the age of 18, but all these people are now hostages, they seem to say officially from the age of 25, but you can also imagine that this is the complete extermination of the young population, these are the demands that come from the west, these are the demands that are put forward for loans, for aid supplies, because i feel sorry for the equipment, but i don’t feel sorry for the people, there... for which it burned down, it was discussed, well, just everywhere, some kind of khaimars and a launcher that burned down, oh, it was discussed everywhere , and how many people are they was buried there, but this was not particularly discussed, it is likely that nothing good awaits ukrainian women, whom, as you heard, are also proposed to be taken into account along with eighteen-year-old men, here the gang wit

he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallestd. of course, this was a violation of the law. five and his friends gave themselves away for journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up, threw it between the towers of canada with a bow and arrow and stretched a 200-kilogram cable. philip walked along it eight times, with a pole weighing 25 kg without any safety equipment. finished when he saw that it was going to rain, was immediately arrested for trespassing and disobeying authorities, but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park. in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mecca made a film about this dizzying walk of philip five. that's how this day in history was. people serve in intelligence not even physically strong, but simply stronger in spirit. the maroon beret is a symbol, it is worn, i believe that there should be a model in everything, they should reach for it, worse is impossible, better is possible, such a motto we have always had in life,

intellectual, everything is more in me, thank god, i work as an assistant to the chief engineer in trade centervich, chief engineer of the shopping center in the city of ivantievka. i am a kind, modest person, so i would like to find a more or less pretty one, because i am not a biased or pretentious person, more or less pretty. friendly girl with your god's help, thank you very much for everything, forgive me if something is wrong, with respect, me, alexey vitalievich, laris, i have a counter offer, my little bunny, look at this such an interesting video card, let's announce a competition for the best heroes with their business cards, we'll invite them to the new year, yes, okay, i think the best business card will be from... if i had everything i want, i 'd caress all the courtiers, maidens, madam and duchess, i ’m capable of a lot, russian, i’m a hero, queen, dear, closer to my body, i would walk with her in the field, near a river in the forest, surely, i would serve faithfully, he looks like a russian hero about that , which he says, of course, look what an animal, you at least squatted, i

you know, they say, you know, planes go into all the time, not the world trade center, but but one of the duty officers i spoke with, rob hargis, tells the story of being on the phone with deb lower, who was actually the situation room director. but she in sarasota, florida, with president bush that day. and he was actually on the phone with her when, the second plane went into the tower. he tells the story of watching it and thinking it was. a replay of the first plane going into the tower. and then he saw the line. the guy on the bottom of the screen live and his immediate reaction, america is under attack. he said those words to lower who said than to andy card, who whispered them in the ear of president bush that day. but that is just that was. the beginning of the day. what was happening when the attack first took place, as you had the situation room duty officers who weren't even working that day rushed to the white house, including dining and polinsky naval officer who was in parent teacher conference and just like the firefighters ran the trade center towers. these guys ran to

just like the fire parties ran to the trade center towers these guys all ran to the white house.emember, those early minutes and hours the white house was a target. and in fact those officers were told not once, not twice, but three times to evacuate to leave the situation room. every single time they looked up and said no, we are staying. so finally the director handed out a series of three by five cards and asked them all to write the name and social security number on the card to they could take the cards out of the room and have what they call a kill list. in case the white house actually was attacked by the planes. these people were so valiant on that day. the story is particular point he is a naval officer. he had just come from working at the pentagon operations center. he lost eight friends on 911 yet he worked nonstop for the next several months. as he wasg going to funerals including for his best friend every week for these fellow officers who died on 911, it turns out this is one of this book ends you get with people who work in government for a career. turns out he wa

conference in 1979, netanyahu was involved in plotting the september 11th demolitions of the world trade center in new york, that was an israeli job, and i urge people to search the internet and... uh for 9/11 was an israeli job uh by laurent guyeno and so so this is just the beginning of his credens and now he's gone all out for genocide again he is by far the worst war criminal of the century uh he was terrible war criminal even before the century began and he needs to be put to bed they he needs even even that if there are any sane jewish squatting settlers left in occupied palestine they'd better get rid of this guy because he's going to drag the whole region to hell and and center of hell is going to be the zionist entity. thank you, dr. berrett, stay safe, pleasure to have you on. kevin barret, their editor at veterans today joining us from missoula, missouri. meanwile palestinan resistance groups and figures have condemned the assassination of hamas chief ismael hania in tehran. hamas has extended condolences on the martydum of hanya to the palestinian nation, islamic and arab world as w

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he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallest buildings in the world. of course, this was against the law. petit and his friends pretended to be journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up. with a bow and arrow, they threw a 200-kilogram cable between the canada towers and stretched it out. philippe walked along it eight times, with a pole weighing 25 kg without any insurance. finished when i saw that it was going to rain, was immediately arrested for trespassing and not obeying. authorities, but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park, in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mekies made a film about this dizzying walk of philippe petit. this is how this day in history was, who are you? i, a traveler, aeronaut jean ivan, and so we are namesakes, what a fairy tale! without ivan, uh, uh, what started, without deception, without a flint, likhodi has locked me in a flint, a pen, self-written ink, magic, you'll get it, the main thing is, vanya, hurry

civilians and cover themselves with a peaceful human shield, that is, when they place warehouses in trading centers, they use pvovets, heavy pvovets. cities and so on, that is, all this means that they absolutely do not care even about their own civilians, much less, as they say, about ours, here, and the direct military goal is most likely partly the courage of the operators themselves, that is, those who direct drones at civilians, and accordingly, the overall goal is to sow, increase panic, increase, as they say, block the movement of any, well... any vehicles on the road, well, and accordingly, bring as much damage and death as possible in order to use it in information operations. it would seem that even the western media loyal to kiev will not be able to turn a blind eye to such a quantity of cast-iron evidence, but no. take, for example, the cnn website, which gives out a little-nothing 421 notes for the query bucha and zero relevant materials when the word koreneva appears in the search line. identical results are given by searching on... the guardian, hundreds of pages of text are devoted

her father was killed in the attack on the world trade center. >> i just think of my father and how muchmissed. >> reporter: austin's rare decision comes just days after a polarizing agreement that allowed the three to plead guilty to lesser charges, avoiding the death penalty. one of them, khalid sheikh mohammed, known as ksm, the self-confessed master mind of the 9/11 attack. that initial deal sparked widespread criticism. austin's reversal is now being praised by lawmakers and 9/11 family members. however, one attorney who has represented other accused terrorists calls the decision dirty, saying it robs 9/11 family members of justice. austin's reversal now gives him authority of the three cases moving forward, though a trial is still likely years away. allie raffa, nbc news. >>> a stunning sight in venezuela today following a week of political unrest. that's opposition leader machado who came out of hiding today, joining protesters saying this week's presidential election was stolen by nicolas maduro who was declared the winner for a third term by his own election committee. the u.s.

her husband tom was killed in the world trade center. >> those defendants, they showed no mercy whenhey planned the attacks to murder 3,000 people on american soil, and they deserve no mercy now. >> reporter: patrick white, whose cousin joey died on flight 93, was at peace with the plea deal. >> i told the lawyers for these individuals that i would gladly push the plunger for lethal injection and watch as the life left each of their eyes. i don't believe that the plea agreements were anything other than the best outcome we were ever likely to achieve. >> reporter: the aclu now vows to fight secretary austin's decision, saying he dishonored an agreement reached after years of hard work and painstaking consultation by all parties involved. >> the rejection of these plea deals means it's back into the trial process. that will be long, drawn-out and probably won't seat a jury until 2026. >> reporter: the detainees affected by this decision are three of the five defendants in this case held in indefinitely. whit? >> thank you. >>> turning now to the alarming new surveillance video release

over thousands of years, the largest trading center on the coast has completely sunk under. the lostof diaskuriya. over thousands of years , this major center of trade and cultural life on the black sea coast has completely sunk under water. researchers are somewhere very close to scientific discovery, but nature hides it so carefully, literally wraps it in the suspension that the basla river brings here. it is she, the minimal visibility now does not allow us to say for sure that it is here that the ancient city of diascuria is located. sonars record an old tower almost. 6 m in diameter and fragments of walls attached to it at a depth of about 4 m, that is how much the sea level has risen since dioscuria disappeared, according to one version, having given way to the modern dry coast, for the scientific community the exact location of the city will be known, because while there are controversial issues, to study, to film the current state of these walls, specialists of the abkhazian state museum have been looking for this important historical layer for many years on the fact that...

in odesa trade center?a tsk, because there, i understand that everyone is mobilized and even busified, it just happens by failure, failure, people are fighting for, for the last, there was a story, they wrote about the fact that some man was mobilized, well and , they probably busified, i don't know if this is a violation of human rights, it probably is, if it's possible to do that, i don't know. well, less so, they dragged him to the tsk, but then his wife or someone else came, and that, probably, and more all kinds of people, in a word, entered the totsk and fought back their husband or someone, well , in a word, that's it, in fact, such situations are not isolated either, but we understand that again, we are leaning on what, on communication, instead. in order to stimulate people to go to the army, to somehow motivate them, so that a person understands that it is honorable, that by passing through the army, when a person passes the front, he will become a veteran, that he will have social benefits, that

yourself, boris kidnapped the bosses in a scheme to evade mobilization. and buchansky district trade centers of kyiv oblast. according to the investigation, they offered the men assistance in avoiding the draft. for only $37,000, ukhilyand received a complete package of documents for removal from military registration, as well as support during the vlk. more than 20 clients have already been identified, during searches the sbu found more than 1,200 thousand in the residences of suspects dollars, and the middleman was detained in a capital restaurant at from new clients, all in custody, they face up to eight years in prison. the occupiers finally destroyed the first green school in ukraine and the only one in the kherson region in the village of antonivka, the kherson city military administration reported. the russians attacked the educational institution twice in half a day. it was built with the help of the finnish government. in 2016 . the school was built according to the european style. principles of energy saving, it had an air purification system installed on ceiling, no pipes or batte