particularly as to put tried to go _ today? particularly as to put tried to go home _ today?ied to go home for- today? particularly as to put tried to go home for the - tried to go home for the festival holiday and if you say that the impacts were still not quite knowing, the storm was very well tracked and quite knowing, the storm was very wellt monday. 1 quite knowing, the storm was very wellt monday. the two the city on monday. the two main airports have grounded all domestic and international flights, train services have also been cancelled and the crucial financial hub, also been cancelled and the crucialfinancial hub, gary crucial financial hub, gary bauman crucialfinancial hub, gary bauman from travel consultancy checkin bauman from travel consultancy check in asia explain the impact this could have on the travel industry in the coming days. travel industry in the coming da s. ., , travel industry in the coming das. , days. the impact was pretty significant. _ days. the impact was pretty significant, this _ days. the impact was pretty significant, this is _ days. the i

and another. — 37-5, six tries and all. and another, maia _ 37-5, six tries and all._ another, maia stewart puts her on a threat, what a try! between italy and japan... is between italy and japan... is just about learning from this, this result today and getting better and yeah, our girls are going to be heard but we have to recover quickly because it's a very short turnaround. scotland playing in light blue one watt xv to last year, and rally got them on the board. last time these two teams met only seven points separated them but scotland powered into a 14-0 them but scotland powered into a 14—0 lead by half—time, distinctly scottish divisions which conspired against both sides after the break but a job well done was completed late on by corine grant, 19—0 the final score. l by corine grant, 19-0 the final score. ., , score. i said to the girls, it felt like — score. i said to the girls, it felt like we _ score. i said to the girls, it felt like we were _ score. i said to the girls, it felt like we were on - score. i said to the girls, it felt like we were on the .

these are the personal belongings and weapons of the destroyed militants who tried to go into... the depths kursk bulge, immediately after the battle we approach the stryker apc, this is what the nato stryker armored vehicle looks like from the inside. landing places for the landing force, here are the dry rations, the stryker armored vehicle can accommodate eight landing forces, further we see the mechanic's place, the driver, and also the gunner, controlling the nato armored vehicle, the ukrainian armed forces fighters underwent special training, here we see all the markings here in... in english, after the battle the nato stryker armored personnel carrier received practically no damage, the crew and landing forces tried to go out into the fields, but were destroyed by our units, here you can see another striker, which was destroyed for the trophy of the 80th brigade marines, here the enemy was stopped in yes... dispersed along the forest regiment, among the surviving striker landing party, fifty-five-year-old native of the kirovograd region yuri surrendered after the first battle.

nation in the past and in the front line, one of those wars of the early islam, these radical jews tried to so these rumors and spread these rumors and some of the great households because of this sedition they were killed and you know that in the name of... has mentioned this also, and omar has also talked about this and referred to this, and he was stabbed these, the muslims, the enemies have done that, and even similar thing happened to uthman because of the sedition, he he was killed, and abdullah nasabe. was one of the famous jews in that region, he tried to so riots and that led to the killing of him. all of these sedition and all of them took place in the hands of radical jews and all of them were killed because of that, but we know that these uh radical jews never ever gave up on their sabotage. activities and imam ali also was the victim and he was martered because of the sedition and even the same happened to because of the sedition and was matured as a result of the sabotage and sedition. "and all of them took place because of actions by radical jews, first imam, imam ali was

something i always tried to do.sed it, i tried to flip off a diving board into water, i tried to do it off of a trampoline, i have, i only tried it once off of just the ground like he did it. pretty much every time, for some reason i stop midturn. so, cool, just cool, cool. i admired people that can do that. >> number 4. pitcher morgan watch your head! hit in the dome by cleveland catcher nailer. ouch. that is going to leave a mark. number 3. warriors, he can hit threes and hit home runs. this at oracle park. he grew up playing baseball. how about number 2? a lineman's dream. chiefs tackle. morris, caught a touchdown. chiefs beat the bengals and i am sure morris saved that ball. >>> and as for number 1. not one but two home runs at wrigley field tonight. 418 feet. man, scrammed. a's went on to win by a final 4-3. as i turn to you i got a feeling if you barreled up a pitch i believe you can jack one out, what do you think? >> no, i don't think i have the patience or the skill set for baseball. i do. >> you got this.

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there was a collapse in the middle but we tried _ a collapse in the middle but we tried to — a collapse— tried to put pressure on the bowlers throughout and then with — bowlers throughout and then with the _ bowlers throughout and then with the ball we tried to take wickets _ with the ball we tried to take wickets. we knew it would rain and we — wickets. we knew it would rain and we probably surged a little bit but — and we probably surged a little bit but we would rather go that wax _ now it hasn't been done since 1987, but by winning the giro d'italia, tour de france and the world championship in the same year, tadej pogacar has entered cycling's history books by completing the triple crown. he joins ireland's stephen roche and the legendary belgian eddy merckx as drew savage reports. even to a man who has won the tour to france three times this was a special victory. in cycling they call it panache. if you would have the audacity to attack with one third of the race still to go. but pogacar is notjust race still to go. but pogacar is not just a race still to go. but pogacar is notjus

to be profitable for them to do that, because i will hit them with a big tarif, now of course she tries to strike back against that, so uh, trump won in that instance right there, but how... however, as i said, especially when you consider the very bad performance of joe biden, performance was pretty dark gone good. and... trump scored big on that point right there and but in a lot of other areas trump did not score so uh uh uh uh so much i mean he he did drill home about illegal immigration he drilled that home over and over and over again but that was not enough with regards to kamla harris who brought up the situation about oh well uh you're a convicted criminal you've been convicted well. trump says, well look, joe biden was uh brought up uh, was investigated for uh taking classified documents and he was not president, as senator he did it, as vice president he was doing that, so he did not have any executive privilege as as a president, so uh, the justice department, they totally uh absolved joe biden of all of that. to contrast that with donald trump, they carried out a long-term

states, inflation is high, trump uh repeatedly mentioned that, now of course the moderators, they tried to step step aside from that, but trump repeated that, so that was good of trump that he kept drilling that point home uh, the inflation is very high in this country, trump also mentioned about uh many of the manufacturing jobs, they're not here in the united states, many manuf american manufacturing jobs... they're in mexico, those plants, those manufacturing plants have relocated to mexico, now trump responded that, look, i will hit them with huge tariffs, if they're going to uh produce those products in mexico and then ship them to the united states to sell them here, well it's not going to be profitable for them to do that, because i will hit them with a big tariff, now of course she tries to strike back, against that so uh trump won in that instance right there, but however, as i said, comela harris's performance, especially when you consider the very bad performance of joe biden, comela harris harris's performance was pretty dark gone good. now the other point that i wanted to m

at the same time, zuev is being tried for the murder of anna, while they were not living together.i beat his wife, was jealous, and when she found another, zuev decided to deal with her, but at the trial he tried to pass it off as an accident. in an attempt to justify himself before the court, the accused. the murder of his ex-wife sergei izuev managed to voice many reasons for his actions. however, the moment of the attack itself was caught on surveillance cameras. zuev invited his ex-wife anna kashna to talk to sort things out again, but the dialogue did not go well when the woman tried to leave, zuev took out a knife and stabbed her in the chest. the victims tried to help the eyewitnesses, they also called an ambulance, but the woman with severe blood loss did not wait for the medics, she died. on the spot, so zuev managed to hide, threw away the kitchen knife near the crime scene, came to the police only after talking with his brother, who convinced him to surrender. after examinations it turned out that at the time of the attack zuev was in a state of drug intoxication. later,

he tried to speak to us and he soke to him? he tried to speak to us and he spoke to other _ him?ies and he tried j spoke to other families and he tried to speak to us and we did not want to speak to us and we did not want to talk to him. we said we understood that he was going to use this for his own political circus, to try to convey the message that he wants to keep the war going, to have more hostages being murdered in captivity, for him to keep the war going, so he cries out i'm sorry but he does not mean that and he does not take any responsibility for what is going on in israel, because what is going on in israel, because what is going on is very simple, as the families of hostages, and the israeli people, and many of the soldiers in the idea, actually, we are fighting to get the hostages back, and netanyahu is fighting against our interests, to keep the war going on not to have the hostages back.— war going on not to have the hostages back. war going on not to have the hostaaes back. :, , hostages back. so, forgive me, but as ou hostages back. so, forgive me, but as you we

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thousands of jews, roma, and ukrainians tried to attribute this crime to ukrainians by the nazis, and this is how it coincided that this day of memory of the victims and in honor of the victims of the babi yar coincides with the day of the trench in kryvyi rih and sumy, both today and tomorrow sadness in sumy, mourning for the dead in sumy as a result of the russian attacks on the hospital, i will remind you, they were attacked with shahedes, first there was one attack and after a very short period of time there was immediately a second, repeated one. according to official information, the 10 dead are currently known to be 22 wounded, five of those 22 wounded are in serious condition. about how the sums are recovered and in general, how do they cope with these daily raids of shaheds? now we will find out from yuriy zarka, the head of the bilopolska otg from sumy oblast. mr. yury, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good morning to all. it has already become commonplace and people are used to the fact that they are constantly shahedi, constantly anxious, is there still this habituat

barbie, 5.5, and a certain raspberry tried to earn more than 50,000 rubles. such a simple arithmetic of deception. by the way, the inflated bills were with a lowered class of service. and here, in fact, is the kitchen of the establishment. it is in an unsanitary condition, you can even see how many flies there are here. by the way, this withered plate of fruit costs several thousand rubles. soon the police began to work in the establishment, at their complete disposal results of our experiment. cafe workers decided to scout out the situation, we set off in pursuit of him, he himself disappeared, but here's the problem, he led us police officers to that very adam, i'm not working, there's no time, i'm sick at home now, and i'm sick, what are you doing here in a restaurant, and i can be sick and walk, yeah, you have inflammation cunning. don't miss eduard petrov's investigation this weekend on the russia-24 tv channel. flowers, money and fire. flowers, money and fire. a deadly fire at a capital flower warehouse. the fire lasted 2,500 km. a fire on flower base i

this is the term received by antonina martynova, who, as investigators proved, tried to kill her own daughter. the verdict should have been to put an end to the resonant trial, but as often happens with scandalous stories, a comma came out. the lady flatly refused to admit guilt, the defense insisted on a review of the case. martynova's interests were defended by as many as four experienced lawyers, their task was to ensure that the daughter and mother were together again. one of the main theses of the defense is the lack of evidence in the case. according to the lawyers, the judicial procedure was also violated, the sentence was handed down in the novgorod regional court. too much injustice was not avoided in the court of first instance and when it the case was considered even after the verdict was passed by a judge who was not involved in the case, knew nothing about the case and simply automatically passed a sentence that was still too harsh. the incident that brought antonina martynova to the colony happened in 2007 in one of the dormitories in veliky novgorod. it was there that

them on yesterday, tried them on, tried them on, tried them on, tried them on, i just can't decide.his is the app, yeah, which one, oh, have you seen the price, marin, there are times in life, when money doesn't matter, this is just that special occasion, what are you saying, even so, and what kind of occasion is this, tonight, i'm going to visit someone, what do you think, with a transparent white blouse, which would be better, this or this, this. yeah, i'm not sure, well , go try it on, decide, yeah, i've already tried it on seven times, i can't take it anymore, that's it, i'll take it all, good luck to this one of yours, someone, i don't know, i haven't decided yet, won't you tell me, no , don't ask, oh no, you're such a pest, you're such a pest, we'll tell you tomorrow, that's it, let's go cash register, well tell me, no. to have a reboot, you don't have to go far. i love cycling, but of course, riding in the forest is a special pleasure. the program has a route built, we are going on a trip around belarus. and because of its mountainous terrain, they call it a city on seven hil

saw all of that during his presidency, you would see the same thing with kamela harris uh, if she tried to uh... move herself from the uh objectives and goals of the military industrial complex, so but in summation i would say this, with donald trump, there is more control in the presidency, less control for the likes of the military industrial complex or what some call the deep state, okay, career, career uh uh uh politicians, career, uh bureaucrats within the government, that's the deep state, there's less control with donald trump, there's far far more control if comala harris was to become president, and in fact i would say, i would... venture to say that if comela harris was to become president, she would be a president under which the deep state and the military industrial complex had the maximum amount of control with. okay, so uh, we're running out of time, mr. zamuli, if you could please answer that quickly. was there any particular moment or issue that you feel was the most important or the defining moment of the debate? moment of the debate was um on on ukraine, the fact that

when he tried to do this , the enemy deliberately tried to blow up the pagers, in fact, he killed 4,000 people, at least 4,000 people were killed in one minute, with this intention. the goal came into action. far from those who were killed in different areas, in hospitals, in markets, in other places, the enemy was under the impression that he was targeting the forces of hezbollah , and this is the level of crime that the enemy did on the second day as well. the enemy repeated his criminal plan, his goal was to kill thousands of people because many use wireless. if i don't say thousands of people, then i should say thousands of people , tens of thousands of people, just yesterday, hundreds of people were injured in the past two days. it was under the impression that with this action that many of these injured people, they will be killed, so what name can we give to this criminal act , the crime of genocide, the crime of mass murder, what name should we call this act of killing? it is considered a great resistance against the lebanese and the people of lebanon and the sovereignty and sec

i guess was news flush, they tried to kill adult trump. again, it's because i'm on a weekly occurrence where it is all you and guess you tried to kill him and nobody much really just the guy had spent the last a year or so not going around in ukraine, recruiting people for the meat grinder. and generally being a bad boy recruiter for people like the as of the time you can you imagine what the reaction would it be in the mainstream media in the us. if this dude had been doing the same thing for the russians and try to shoot barden, what was per usual? it's less memory hold at all. that's what a look. a good all ryan ruth, who looks like a chopstick and a code is a serial half when we all get the. but they're exactly the type of people that they want to manipulate into thinking their heroes. on the video of the solid green, you have additional quotes in the most us. oh yeah, there you see. well that's, that's real hero. material photos of me in the completion of the use of thoughts. yeah. they should, they should, they should be calling them

kuzyakin tried his hand at politics, tried to become a candidate for deputies from the united russiathe zaporizhzhia region, but did not even get on the lists. now he walks, collects his own garbage, no, not russian black bags, thanks the government of the invaders and tries to... attract as many teenagers as possible to the kremlin youth structures. we, in turn , invite kirill to join the ukrainian organization of collaborators, who will bear responsibility for the betrayal of the motherland. and finally, i will tell you about another young traitor who is a member of several putin youth movements. alina bezverhnya, a native of melitopol. until february 24, she was very famous in the city, because she had been building a career as a singer since childhood. studied in... vocals at the number one children's music school and participated in various international competitions, in particular, in 2020, the girl won the grand prize at the bukovel starfest international festival in the category of vocal art, but the young performer easily exchanged international competitions for narrow prosp

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a lot of the things that is real good and gaz, uh, or tried before in lebanon. and as the genocide continued in intensifies and gather and became more severe, they're not trying the same techniques 11, for instance, ordering entire civilian populations to move out of their home and go up the road or go somewhere else. i wouldn't be surprised. officials start saying what this area around, i don't know much are you and how around here, around the side and or something. this is a safe zone. you can go there even though they don't physically controller. but in a situation like this, there's really panic, almost desperation hysteria among civilians are about live through this and loving them. and the people just want to survive. they just want to make sure the kids are not killed and they want to make sure they're can have their basic human needs, food and water and shelter and medicine. and these are, these are doing bluff in and out. things that they have done in and gas and there's probably some other tricks up their sleeves of the technology side. and for war the

stepmother, your first son anna, have you ever tried to look for him yourself?at when he needed it, he would find you himself. yes, i had such hope. did you want to see him? i really , really, really wanted to see him. evgeny, a man, andrey sorokin, came to our studio. together with his mother anna sorokina, her lover and his younger brother, he lived in the city of gryazi, lipetskaya. from this address, just according to the words according to the story andrey, evgeny, he did not stay anywhere, not in any apartment, not with any acquaintance, he left home absolutely consciously and spent the night under the bridge, i will not deceive, only later his friend and his mother greeted him, maybe that's it, and andrey hoped that his mother would look for him, that's why i'm asking why anna didn't look, what did the woman feel at that moment when her seven-year-old child left home, right? she didn't care, well, not completely indifferent, she was worried, well, she thought, where, he also had acquaintances, maybe he came to acquaintances, maybe he lives somewhere with

they tried to impeach him twicre .ba >>nkru they tried to bankrupt h. they've tried to throw him in jail and theyptit insinuatedy insi all of this rhetoric to get some of the most radicalnuof the people of their party. unfortunately, that's becoming a lot more people to go aftefr and literally tried to kill him. enough is enough. gr hiamerica doesn't have to gt this route, but it's going to continue. you think if they're going to sto dowdp, if they stop trum. you don't think that every the right nowchinisp of is ultimately in their crosshairs, their freedoms, their liberties nos, all of the things that they love about their country. that's all on the table this election, jesse.sele that's why it matters. we can't have apathy. we can't sit it out. we can't letct h the nonsense get in the way. we have to understand t what the democrats are doing bec because they're saying it out loud. they're not pretendingausehey aa ,jesse. they're saying it out loud. when someone tells you whochivei they are, listen. >> yep. we believe them now. r. ald trump j >> good t

the militants approached the house and tried to break in. the russian military knew about the civilians who had come alive inside and did not fire at the buildings during the fighting. there's a granny there, yes. in short, we have a situation here, the ukrops have crawled out, we know where the civilian lives here, we didn't touch her house at all, well, that is, we 've been watching for a long time, here are three ukrops, simply violating the rules of war, they started breaking into her house, right into her, brazenly, the fact that there were civilians inside did not stop the drones, they grouped in the yard and found a way to leave the open area, they took up machine guns to knock out glass with their butts, they hit the window, push down. fly straight at them, fly, right over their heads, yes, right over their heads, even lower, push, push, let them run, take them, the emotions of the operators are understandable, knowing that an elderly woman lives there, who is hiding either in the house itself or in the cellar, and knowing what the m

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the pope always tries _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not _ these sorts of issues?of issues? the pope always tries not to divide - these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to divide for - always tries not to divide for the it's always his stance on palestine— israel conflict. he's been trying to maintain diplomatic connections with both sides and to mediate. i think he tries to bring strong symbolic acts in there. in him visiting the largest mosque in southeast asia that is connected by a title to a catholic on the other side. that is a strong and calling for neutrality, which is probably one of the biggest legacies of the papacy. he established a very good relations with muslims. and emphasising the common barriers between christiania and islam. to show really that image of indonesia as strong and religious nations that is the future that the country wants to go. future that the country wants to no. ., , , future that the country wants toao. , to go. the pope will visit papa new guinea. _ to go. the pope will visit papa new guinea, a _ to go. the pope will

kostya tried to explain, but instead he only howled and moaned frighteningly.ed nearby, and the young man ran away. the ninetieth year, arkhangelsk. the detectives were questioning the participants of the feast who had been attacked, were compiling a description of the criminals, and then an important thing became clear. "oh, semyonich, what a meeting, how many years, how many winters, 1 year, 3 months and a week, when did you owe you'll return it, but forgive me, i think i made a mistake, you 're not semyonich, soviet people always tried to live on their own, but it didn't always work out, by the way, mishka was looking for you, he wanted to chop wood with you, wood, why?" "and he came with an axe, to borrow three or five rubles - a common thing before payday, but borrowing large sums in return was not accepted in soviet times. semyonich, honestly, there will be an advance now, i'll pay you back right away, don't forget, in our story today, a monetary debt led to a tragedy, detectives have established that the owner recently apartments. a murder occurred, he t

started there, somewhere i look, then he doesn’t have time, this, well i think, let me try, well i triednd decided that in principle after maternity leave i will kind of work with him, well i have enough perseverance and patience, why not. our works have traveled almost all over the world, we know for sure, in england there is 100% and there is more than one work in america, bill clinton once had a box made for a gun for a pistol, several went to the vatican works, two icons were leaving. all, no, for some reason we don’t do that, they are there, well, even if we try to sit down and count, the maximum we can list is large icons. on average, we make a dish , we mainly make it, on average, each dish takes 3-4 days, each member of our workshop takes part, that is, in the production, we divided the work among ourselves so that everyone has their own responsibilities, someone there at least needs to paint it, prepare it, sand it, well, that is, all these works also need to be done by someone, someone glues one, someone glues a pattern, someone... let's say, i really like, let's say, to fill t

k. ultra, sorry, the, the silly boy who tried to kill donald trump or didn't try to get them or tried to kill him was comfortably did. was that you know, and it's all just like him. and he became a russian operative somehow that it was all rush as well. and just like this, it seems that now a lot of my food is going to make your i fall, blow up as well. so it just seems to be whatever we can do to make the russians look bad. we gotta do it. that's how we are in our money. that's how we get our old paycheck. main screen. main street. of course, this is all about narrative, isn't it? this stuff is going on, these people are beating kids what just beating them up, the bombing them with american jets american ordinance, american money and american political uh english because you guys aren't meant to know about it and it's meant to be ok. there's nothing okay. about killing kids, no matter who's doing the kelly. i guess what the same both narrative is peddled every day to everyone in the west that the russians of the bad guys guess was a low geico shape both friendly. but the russians dec

the ambitious actor tried to prove to everyone that he was the best, he spent hours in the rehearsalad several high-profile premieres, the title of people's. suddenly such a blow, it turns out that he is just a kinglet, he immediately decided to write a statement about leaving the theater, although his friends tried to dissuade him, but i didn't have to leave, the diplomat turned out to be... mark zakharov, he realized that he had gone too far and was the first to take a step towards him. and he approached him and said: alexander, i apologize to you. i was wrong, you accept my apologies, because i was wrong, you are a very good artist, it's just that in my vision of this performance, you don't fit in, not because you are a bad artist, not because you can't play a drama, because you are just not like that. i need you, i need dima. i offer my, i was not wrong, i spypil. the apology was accepted. lazarev stayed in linkom. this harsh school next to the great and terrible mark zakharov, hardened him for life. some of his words are etched in my mind for life, but they were etched in my min

andrey tried to pull his father away.d desperately rushed to defend her mother-in-law. don't touch her. the daughter-in-law's intervention enraged tsvetkov. he grabbed a knife and rushed after her. but the daughter-in-law jumped up the back of the sofa, like... so he didn't manage to hit her, but he slashed her legs, andrey rushed to defend his wife, the iron came into contact and the guy hit his father on the head, but he didn't lose consciousness and his rage switched to his son, grabbed a knife and stabbed her from all sides, struck her in the heart three times, already dying the guy shouted to lyuba: "run!" the enraged tsvetkov rushed towards her, but the girl jumped out of the second floor window, bleeding, got to the neighbors. she was with her. tsvetkov rushed into the yard, like a beast following the bloody trail, but fortunately he did not find lyuba, he had a clear goal for himself, namely to take the life of his daughter-in-law. tsvetkov hid at the neighbors' dacha, waited for several days, but the fierce anger

he tried to rape me, somehow i found the strength to resist. i pushed him away and ran out of the room. according to lawyers, one of the victims was a minor. he was 79, almost 80, and i was only 15. female reporters give details, here is natasha, she was 19 when she was offered a job as alphaed's personal assistant. according to her , the owner asked her to call him dad, hugged, kissed and once he fell on her so hard that natasha barely fought him off. he hinted to me in no uncertain terms not to blab. and if i let it slip, i would never be able to find a job in london, and he also knew where my parents lived. but all these stories happened before 2010, when alphaed sold harrett's department store, and judging by according to the media, everyone has long known about the elderly magnate's penchant for the female sex. for example, the former manager of the fulham football club, which also belonged to alfaed , admitted that he took measures to protect female players from the billionaire's attentions. so why did the class action lawsuit for sexual

bad, yeah. just tried to explain and do _ is pretty bad, yeah. just tried to explain and do more - isied to explain and do more for. is pretty bad, yeah. just tried | to explain and do more for us. we seen people leaving the south of beirut over the last week or so and trying to find places to be, but i didn't really get a sense that people were leaving dahieh. because the kind of strides you are getting there were significant but smaller than you when we saw yesterday. some people had left but many people had stayed there. it left but many people had stayed there. , ., , , left but many people had stayed there. , ., _ , , there. it is obviously densely pepulated — there. it is obviously densely pepulated place _ there. it is obviously densely populated place with - there. it is obviously densely populated place with a - there. it is obviously densely populated place with a lot. there. it is obviously densely populated place with a lot of| populated place with a lot of people living there. i heard that some people had been leaving. i spoke to a security guard yesterday at a hospital,

audience mostly women, of course , men are also our audience, it is not that they are only women, we tried to come to the field. let's take this program on the air , let's narrate the past 45 years of women's presence in society, successful women in their social presence. attending universities and scientific courses and narrating what is actually happening in our society , confronting the negative portrayals that the enemy is doing, especially through the media, we tried to include all iranian women in this program as well. let's make the families our target audience and bring them along with us and... choose topics that all women and all families deal with and when we talk they can accompany us and see examples of it in their surroundings and touch it in their own lives , and by using the representation of the discourse of the islamic revolution, we tried to achieve the goals that we want to achieve, the role of women after the islamic revolution in various fields in during the war period, after the war, during the period of prosperity and progress, and by using various experts, of cours

foreign ministries arrived in kiev, and, apparently, trying to please the ukrainian armed forces, tried to capture a drilling platform in the black sea, but it didn't work out. eight boats were sunk and destroyed. stanislav nazarenko will tell you about 80 paratroopers, how they push back the enemy. before clearing this settlement with marines, the 810th brigade literally flew into the village. the ukrainian armed forces tried to land troops, but were stopped in a forest plantation surrounded by the bodies of the destroyed. these militants in english forty-millimeter yes-yes-yes grenades like these in the tape, they are already using this against our fighters will not be here, this is what a french armored personnel carrier looks like inside, this is the vehicle that was delivering ammunition to the positions, but was destroyed, here we see machine guns burned after the explosion, weapons after the battle. nato ammunition is scattered around, the ukrainian armed forces servicemen tried to attack unsuccessfully. the french armored personnel carrier was delivering ammunition here to this

to put pressure on the bowlers throughout, and we tried to took— throughout, and we tried to took wicketsk wickets, we knew it was going to _ took wickets, we knew it was going to rain we probably searched a little bit but would rather — searched a little bit but would rather go that way then get defensive. now, it hasn't been done since 1987, but by winning the giro d'italia, tour de france and the world championship in the same year, tadej pogacar has entered cycling's history books by completing the triple crown. he joins ireland's stephen roche and the legendary belgian eddy merckx as drew savage reports. even to a man who has won the tour de france three times, the giro d'italia and some of cycling's biggest one—day races this is a special victory. few would have the audacity to attack for the third of the race to go. he isn'tjust a winning machine — he wins in ways others simply wouldn't dare to. supported at first by his slovenian team—mate, he caught the breakaway group at the front of the race and just rode away in a class of his own for strength and style. behind, a peloton — do

i have tried for 40 years. to take this discussion forward , one of the discussions that has been neglected was the same discussion of architecture, because now painting is in its own place. it produces an image, but its life is answered in architecture, that is, people when they enter this space what you have done here now requires a certain behavior, that is, because of its architectural structure, the type of look of its architecture is a certain behavior. when we enter a mosque, for example, we become a sheikh, please, a different behavior naturally emerges from us, so places have a direct effect on the mood. and the spirit and that human character. well, no matter how much we consciously come to do reverse engineering, let's say that where do we want this human being to go, what should happen to his soul, where should his soul reside , let's go find it, so now let's convert it into a form, then tell our human being, come, go, live this life, when it goes, that one is you. unconscious effect this is a so-ca

now, he tried that in his first term, he made very bad appointments, mike pompeo, secretary of state, john bolton, national security advisor, he twice tried to move, bring american forces out of syria, twice he was sabotaged by uh, the the the deep state, um, so it's it's a real question, i mean, we just don't know the answer. whether he will be able to uh fulfill that agenda of bringing american involvement in ukraine to an end, he will encounter massive resistance um if it went down that path. including and my colleague suggested that, including impeachment, you know, we know 100% of the democrats will vote both in in the house and in the senate to impeach trump for anything, so all all of those votes already lined up against trump, he only has to lose few republicans in in the senate to be in danger of getting convicted and thrown out of office. thank you very much, mr. george zamuli, senior research. at the global policy institute of budapest, and mr. thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas. thank you very much to both of you for sharing your thoughts and views with us

i i mean something that it hasn't tried before?— tried before?tried before? i think we've done really everything we | tried before? i think we've i done really everything we can to try to prevent this from escalating, the problem is fundamentally that the israelis don't care about what we say and today, we improved and a billion—dollar so a winner on the usenet is leveraged but we continue to give them whatever they want regardless of how they want regardless of how they treat us and if that's going to be our posture, i don't see that changing for the campaign. we have limited leveraged but we can do and i think we really are trying to do is to discourage very strongly a land invasion as well and they did that in 2006 and it turned out very badly for the israeli so the hope is that these as will create the conditions were a ceasefire might be possible in lebanon and i think the hope from their is that we can extend into gaza but it's a difficult path for the us right now.- the us right now. prime minister _ the us right now. prime minister netany

and then she tries to take methods in a sense from his a form or 2 presidents and tries to take a sort of realistic, pragmatic. and i would say down to the errors approached when it's cost of a balancing that size with the east and the west. therefore, i think old and old, we see a sort of clear change of tone in foreign policy and we will see how he is going to fast lane back into action. but still deals with dr. challenges, including social issues. he was, he was asked to comment on this also the reason that exist, any international train rascal and stuff like that. but the old and all that things, the big problem or, or the huge challenge that he's dealing with in the mazda is and years down. the road is not easy, just, it's just for saucily the economy that has created a situation for people that is hard to leave. so therefore, most of the questions that be heard from the floor was related to this economy aspect butting foreign policy issue. i think he tries to take a very conservative and pragmatic approach can see there, i guess it's ration big. i mean the, the region. okay. i me

and it is impossible to build a collective farm with such a petty-bourgeois element, that is why he tried to exterminate some of them, what about the present moment, how would we have it to explain to the world, it seems to me to show, the wider context that the victory of russia will make all the totalitarian tyrants iran, north korea rise up, and this will be echoed throughout the world. i believe that if god forbid something bad happens to ukraine, then taiwan will be the next victim, and this can cause a really big war right away, because the united states of america has a military treaty with taiwan, and they are obliged to defend it, even you. .. of a nuclear attack on taiwan, so those politicians or political scientists who say that now ukraine is right an example of the struggle between democracy and totalitarianism or authoritarianism, if we are talking about the 30s, before the second world war there was an attack by spain on abyssinia, an attack by japan on manchuria, they were not punished for this, and we can say that the beginning of the second world war was in the same row

everyone worries, everyone tries, of course, to make their contribution. some tell me: when you enter the workshop, your smile speaks, it is immediately obvious that you come to your place. i love people, those who work here, i have such a feeling that i come to myself home, watch the project quality mark on our tv channel. evening news broadcast on air in the studio elena melnitskaya.

to have ups and downs, and naturally we tried to make the audience actually use it and enjoy it . i was trying to translate and dubbing at the same time. because syed is very valuable and his speeches are still in the archives and are unique and cannot be said. he said that it has disappeared or it will be repeated. in fact, i told you this feature . your service was unique to this arab orator. all your friends and enemies are even the same unit in the mossad. the zionists who came interpreted seyed's body language, and i said, well, seyed made this move, or he smiled here, or he frowned here, for example. what, for example, they are actually coding for themselves, we also apologize to the viewers if we could not pay the copyright until now, we tried to do our best, but from the negligence that if and definitely come, we demand halality. stay alive. we witnessed your unique translations in the lectures of mr. mohammad qasim in lebanon. i want to talk more about the developments in lebanon than now. many of you, as lebanese citizens, want to know how you see the future of hezbollah

right, so which rich continents, rich countries, so the way that european imperialists had always tried to and and done so plundered african resources and in different african countries, setting up these dictatorships and everything, they have also tried and done the same very much in our region, and no one entity honestly could fight alone and be victorious, but what's happening is following the islam revolution following imam khuminii introducing a third way to be neither oppressed nor an oppressor, neither east that was oppressed nor like the west that was constantly colonizing and you know so this was the the other ideology and and different people, different neighboring countries in this region the people understood the value of the resistance, they understood the value of fighting together, of sometimes giving up for the other just so that... they would all collectively be safer, so for instance when you see of course uh, what what we are not seeing is lot of times when the uh because of the major censorship going on inside the occupied territories, we don't see how much and how b