her tender hands, or the millions in her pocket brought into her life a handsome handsome man from tunisiace to sunny turkey, but baryshev never packed his bags she made it, she was detained, listen to the ex-bank manager yelling, there’s no way he’ll catch her. what 's the threat again? the investigation code also revealed other shocking facts: as the head of the bank’s client department, she had access to a database with electronic signatures of borrowers, with their help she created credit cards on them, from which she also withdrew money. unsuspecting people found out about the scam only after bailiffs appeared in the case to work with overdue debts. she deceived so delicately that even her colleagues and the subordinates had no idea about anything. you know how embarrassing. i’m just really feeling bad for people, i’m worried myself, i actually feel like i’m just apologizing, but i myself can’t do anything, i just think that they just believed and trusted me, at some point barysheva ayari lied so much that she dragged even her closest parents into bondage, secretly arranging loans for

he was confused for few months, but he finally settles down in tunisia 3 km away from palestine.ng distance would make it very unlikely that war would be dragged to tunisia. but at the same time the distance had made continuing the struggle a daunting task for fatah. now entering its fourth day, we're looking at. in the land where the righteous took a stand, grazilian rose with freedom in his hands, for justice and for liberty, he fought with might against the dark oppressive night, they wrong him, left his kind to thirst, in the cruelest son their pain was cursed, baby's cry, the freak from darced innocence broke the hot. but sayings are true, covers every land, and the surah forever will stand, don't think it ended with hussein's last breath, or his infants cry at the edge of death, whose saints fight our guiding line injustice falls e endless night, from kabala to palestine, in every land his spirit shines, today in palestine, infants fall to the echos of ashura's call in first and hunger, oppressed they lie underneath a relentless sky, the spears that struck hussein back then

he was confused for few months, but he finally settles down in tunisia, 3,000 km away from palestine.ng distance would make it very unlikely that war would be dragged to tunisia. but at the same time the distance had made continuing the struggle a daunting task for fatal. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones among many items in its. have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled so far. watch for the details in this documentary. can you call the people terrorists for defending their own land against the crimes of zionist they're making a stand such nation is it an act of terror too when the leaders of the world to start the basic truth the world is waking up and the history turns of page, the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance front more stronger, with courage and with might, stand up forwards right in the darkest

the so -called years of detente, they needed to reorganize the near middle east. they burst from tunisiant it now they don’t say, i don’t say there, what happened before in iraq, a storm in the desert and so on, they actually destroyed the country, what they did better, no, then they got stuck again, tunisia, libya, syria, uh, then they reached iran, they looked too tough, they couldn’t fit in, they’ve been in afghanistan for 20 years, and the result is that they’re not easy. let's go back to the summit and its decision, no hint of compromise and zero desire for diplomacy, instead another statement by atlantic officials: 50 special brigades will be created in europe to contain russia. in one there will be approximately 3.00 people, that's 150,000 soldiers. nato is now planning to create up to 50 new brigades, which are supposedly needed to protect against attacks from russia, but in principle we know how they defend themselves, how they defended themselves from yugoslavia, from libya, from syria, from... all complexes are expensive and their production is small-scale, on the other hand,

wanted to support all anti-government protests, and there were a whole series of these protests, tunisiaey affected libya and syria, and the syrians opposed the american support. government uprisings, they were supported by the russian federation. it must be said that the very stake of the united states of america on supporting anti-government movements did not work, neither in egypt, where the muslim thieves subsequently won as a result of parliamentary elections, nor in tunisia, this did not lead to the stabilization of political regimes, it did not lead to economic prosperity , nor to political stability, this generally led. the fact is that the united states, for not even a single decade, is quite jealous of the authority that the russian federation managed to maintain in the arab region against the background of the authority that existed earlier in the period. existence of the soviet union, for some period of time they had the illusion that they were able to independently, with the help, perhaps, of western junior partners, resolve all conflict issues in the region and, in particul

according to the united nations , 650,000 people in tunisia are deprived of drinking water at home. the next part of the news is at 6 o'clock. at the beginning of the 20th century, the levant was one of the most important regions of the middle east. syria was part of the ottoman empire in 1516 and until the end of the first world war in 1918, it remained a part of ottoman. palestine , which was a province in the south of the levant, was an active part of the ottoman world. in commercial centers of palestine, including quds, jaffa and haifa, the trade market was prosperous. palestine had its own nation, it was a lively, active, intelligent, intellectual and very creative nation. but world war i changed everything. in november 1918, the allies including britain, france, italy and japan defeated the allies. allies include germany, austria, hungary, bulgaria, most importantly, the ottoman empire b. britain and france agreed to divide the levant in some way which is in the best way for their benefit. be but they could not agree on the future of palestine. as a result, the league of natio

egypt, where the muslim brothers subsequently won as a result of parliamentary elections, nor in tunisia did not lead to the stabilization of political regimes, it did not lead to economic prosperity. political stability, this, in general, led to the collapse of the region’s hopes for growth, the collapse of youth’s hopes for social lifts, all, as they say, its damages have not yet been calculated, victims, but, for example, the loss of people is estimated at 430 thousand to 600,000 people killed in the country, this is the price, the price. the fact is that the united states, for more than one decade, has been quite jealous of the authority that the russian federation managed to maintain in the arab region against the background of the authority that previously existed during the existence of the soviet union, they have some kind of, at some period of time , illusions arose that they were capable... egilovtsev, but there was no result, the islamic state, in fact, existed, it was, especially this combat unit was formed not from syrians, and not even from arabs, there were arabs, indeed m

they burst in from tunisia initially.ut this now, i don’t say there what happened before in iraq. desert storm and so on, they actually destroyed the country, which was better, no, then they went into trouble again, tunisia, libya, syria, then they reached iran, they looked too tough, they didn’t fit in, they spent 20 years in afghanistan, and the result, that is, they not only never made anyone stronger, the creditors enriched themselves, the wars were either on... arms trade, or driving them into debt, as we are now we see it in the example of our fraternal ukraine. but let's go back to the summit and its decision, no hint of compromise, zero desire for diplomacy. instead , another statement from atlantic officials: 50 special brigades will be created in europe to contain russia. one will have approximately 3,000 people, that's 150,000 soldiers. nato is now planning to create up to 50 new brigades, which are supposedly needed to protect against attacks from russia, but in principle we know how they defend themselves, ho

successful, especially the last day, when it was aftab, the area that he wanted to take over from tunisia, and he said that the operation and then i would take it. he said that our main target was kermunshah. he said that we said, "well, now that we have taken the center of the army, so the next step is to go and take kermunshah. if we take kermunshah , we have an airbase. many people will join us there, which means that we have both forces and weapons." there are as many camps as we can take them, there are many weapons in it we can have an air force from there , and if we reach there, we can take the next step. let's take sham and many people will surely join us on my way and if we reach tehran , the prison we have, the mujahideen who are now in evin prison and so on, they will also join us and the people of tehran, that is, very simply , he put it this way because you are the same. in the meeting , there were some people who said what you are saying, if we go inside, they will welcome us in a mass , what will happen if it doesn't happen and maybe not he didn't even give a very brief an

quite high, 80 meters, then what, next we have pepper, pepper, yes, pepper is clear, where would tunisiatumn, goes well with fish, it tastes so good, so special. add when it comes from fish, okay, seriously, we also add potatoes, onions, chopped peppers, add seasonings, salt, red pepper, turmeric and mix, and we take a frying pan, if you can call it that, pour in our fresh olive oil and first, fry the peppers, add salt, take them out, yes, take them out already, yes, yes, yes, that’s it, yeah, oh, so fried, yes, there, then the onions and tomatoes go into the oil, add water, add pumpkin potatoes, right, now there will be the most unusual moment, the most unusual moment, how to understand this? yes, take this little one, this one, yes, what’s unusual here, open it, oh, what is this all the heads of the heads? according to shakri, this should give the dish a unique fishy aroma, well, we put the heads in gauze, add spices, tie it tightly, that is, i need to immerse it in yes, yes, right there, we definitely won’t spoil anything, no, no , no, this is 100%, okay, i’m loading it, yes, the cous

soon, during secret meetings with us representatives in tunisia, he received a proposal to reach hisn and arafat came at a crossroad. a month later he announced he had claimed the leadership of the intafada, but wanted to utilize the achievements of the intefada in a different way. arafat was preparing for new days. he went to the united nations once again, but this time he said things that the us asked him to say. i condemn terrorism in all its form. arafat changes image from fighter to a diplomat. he hope by doing this he could reclaim the gaza strip and the west bank from israel. israel was under pressure from the itafada and containing it was a real headache. it happened when the palestinian movements in gaza were piling up their pressure. their resistance forced the israelis to retreat. from several palestinian neighborhoods. israel today is being asked to make one-sided concessions in the peace process while the arabs are not giving anything. in israel there was serious problems. russian immigrants in jerusalem market collect their food from the days leftovers. for many new sov

he was confused for few months, but he finally settles down in tunisia 3 kmters away from palestine.ng distance would make it very unlikely that war would be dragged to tunesia, but at the same time, the distance had made continuing the struggle a daunting task for fatah. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones, among many items in its arsenal, have caught many countries in the world by surprise. but as military experts and top brass say this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled so watch for the details in this documentary. i believe that working together we can make history. the extraordinary life and career of muhammad salah, the iconic football player hailing. from egypt, follow his incredible journey from humble beginnings in a small village to a global stage of professional football. palestinan groups including hamas and feta signed an agreement in the chinese capital to form an interim national reconciliation government. israely atta

he was confused for few months, but he finally settles down in tunisia 3, kilometers away from palestineong distance would make it very unlikely that war would be dragged to tunesia, but at the same time, the distance had made continuing the struggle a daunting task for fata. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution. it's warships, speed boats, missiles and drones, among many items in its arsenal, have caught many countries in the world by surprise. but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unvail so watch for the details in this documentary. i believe that working together we can make history. modest fashion shows have become a constant reality in the west with many hijab wearing rich muslim women frequenting the luxury events. but why and how did the islamic style of dress get promoted in an environment, the politicians are up in arms against anything that has any trace of islam? watch this documentary to find the answer to this question. first headlines: i

so on, they actually destroyed the country, which is better they did, no, then they stopped again, tunisiaa, syria, then they reached iran, they looked too tough, they didn’t fit in, they spent 20 years in afghanistan, and the result, that is, they didn’t just stir up the middle east, they destroyed the statehood, the one that existed, wars for money and for the sake of money, they have never made anyone stronger, or enriched themselves. how they defend themselves, how they defended themselves from yugoslavia, from libya, from syria, from grenada, all the complexes are expensive, and their production is small in syria, on the other hand, it is very necessary there are a lot of loved ones, here the question arises... how to manage this economically, so the costs there should be simply cosmic, that is, they will somehow solve this. you understand, the financial flywheel will be launched at a new speed, these are billions, billions of dollars thrown into the furnace of the war, and they want to allocate another 40 billion to ukraine. but even zelensky is beginning to see what’s what. the fina

after this, the economies of egypt, tunisia, algeria, morocco, and libya found themselves in a deep crisisst of the population of these countries found themselves below the poverty line. hundreds of thousands of people came out. on the streets of arab cities, mass protests led to the fact that some of the rulers of the region lost power, and the leader of libya, muomar gaddafi, was brutally killed. soviet russia, as well as the russian empire , were for a long time the leaders in grain production in the world, but the revolution, collectivization, and then the great patriotic war undermined our positions. in the nineties, complete chaos was happening in most industries, in particular... if there was a serious crisis in large cities, what can we say about rural areas? this is a fairly large village; if previously 6,000 people lived there, now, to unfortunately 2.0 only. there is no bakery. there was a bakery here back in the soviet union. in the nineties, like most rural industries, the bakery in the village of zolotoe closed. only in mid-2010 through the efforts of ivan gudkov. who came he

see, any revolution doesn’t just happen, that’s right, like the spring, the arab spring began in tunisiato turn them on , start, start and tell them that this is... justice, which means you should also be, occupy leadership positions, the country belongs to you, well , in general, so we can say that they have achieved this, it was a very tough conflict, especially strengthened by the capabilities of the radio media that appeared then, all the negative power of propaganda manifested itself, and... genocide in the nineties, yes, again france could have done something here, yes, but we understand what happened and what happened, why, the simple answer is simple, because france supported the current government at that time, that is, excuse me, those who actually commit genocide, and not only support financially, but also provide training for national troops, that is, national strength, that is. who were under the leadership of the current government, recently macron said that france could have stopped the genocide in rondo, in ronda, but then there was no political will, when he said such wo

mostly unemployed people from algeria live here, tunisia, morocco and other countries.laced people gather in communes based on ethnicity and often fight among themselves over the division of territory. many live on the streets or in underground passages, the dominance of poverty, drugs and, of course, crime. the dirty side of freedom, beauty and love. not only are tourists not allowed here, parisians themselves try not to know, or at least not notice, this part of the french capital. there are a lot of undocumented street vagabonds here, and there are plenty of them living with whole families right in their cars or huts set up on the sidewalks. in the north barbès quarter, near boulevard peripherique, the parisian equivalent of mcat, there is even a whole street of cars and vans filled with clothes, blankets and dishes. next to them are small plastic tables for snacking, lying around. associated with narcotic substances, and here, why? because young people need to move away somewhere from the fact that they, that they seem to be in their souls, they are all for freedom,

after this , the economies of egypt, tunisia, algeria, morocco, and libya found themselves in a deeprisis. most of the population of these countries found themselves below the poverty line. hundreds of thousands people took to the streets of arab cities, mass protests led to the fact that some of the rulers of the region lost power, and the leader of libya, muammar gaddafi, was brutally killed. soviet russia, as well as the russian empire, were for a long time the leaders in grain production in the world, but the revolution, collectivization, and then the great patriotic war undermined our positions. dependence on grain arose during the time of khrushchev, dependence on grain imports, when churchill said on this occasion that i thought that i would die of old age, but i will die of laughter. the practice of purchasing grain continued after the collapse of the ussr. in 1992 , russia collected 107 million tons of grain, the year before 116 million, which was enough for us. a... however, the government of yegor gaidar in 1992 was forced to accept so-called humanitarian aid from the unit

and since everything those who do not work for hire with us consider themselves either residents of tunisiabusinessmen of various levels, discussions do not subside on the internet about whether the law is good or bad, in whose interests it was adopted, so we’ll figure it out. i immediately refer those interested to the national legal portal, where they need to find the law itself, number 365-z dated april 22, 2024. title about changing laws on business issues. if you have a small business or a money hobby, this legal act is worth reading carefully and studying the references in it to others documents. now for the important prelude. the new law does not force anyone to do anything. he... forces individual entrepreneurs to switch to the status of legal entities, and the self-employed to open individual entrepreneurs. it brings order to the market and gives private owners the opportunity to grow into a large enterprise without pain and withdrawal. and for individual entrepreneurs, for example, the transition to yurlitso was painful and brittle for years, because it was only called a transitio

all the countries from tunisia, libya , lebanon, syria, palestine, iran, the past years, all the people who really came to the arbaeen ceremony hosseini should participate and let's really remember all our martyrs, the martyrs of the defenders of the shrine, the martyrs of the holy defense , this is the same general, our martyr general, hajj qassem soleimani, who is courageous. these dear ones, today we are witnessing the spread of mourning from different nationalities and different religions, which, god willing , will be addressed in my own time. way and custom yah hussain, our message to the whole world is karbala, we are talking to you, hussain. well, we are going to yazd province. we will accompany my colleague mrs. mirtahari until we are informing about the programs that are going to be held in this province today, for us and for you, the esteemed viewers, ms. mirtahari. yes, yes, i also say hello to you , my dear colleague mrs. haji pourer and all the viewers of khabar international network, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , peace be upon ali al-hussein,

south korea became the champion , athletes from tunisia and italy were second and third. in men's 10m pistol shooting, shi yu from china and ujin from south korea won the women's division . in swimming and in the 400-meter freestyle event, lukasz mertins from germany won the gold medal in the 4 -meter freestyle relay with his american swimming team . in beach volleyball, italy beat the netherlands 2-1, brazil beat morocco 20, cuba beat the united states with the same result, and serbia beat the water polo team. 15/16 won against japan. spain defeated australia 5/9. in the ranking so far , australia is the first with 3 golds and two silvers, china is the first with 3 golds and one bronze, and south korea is second and third with two silvers and one bronze. now news from the margins of the 2024 paris olympics. french police arrested 19 people during the opening ceremony held on friday night. the reason for the arrest is still unknown. steven vandevelde , a dutch beach volleyball player, who because of. he was sentenced to 4 years in prison for child abuse, and his participa

this type of deterrence, which were created with great effort and with the high level management of tunisiaing the past years and especially in the months after the al-aqsa storm, and this equation is possible and these rules and this deterrence are possible there is no change and it is acceptable not from the lebanese resistance, in my opinion , will give a strong response to hezbollah with vigilance and intelligence, and this response will definitely be given while managing the lack of expansion of the war at the regional level. we should wait for the dimensions of this attack , we should wait for the results of this attack, but with all this, it will have any result, if there is a martyr as it was said, or if no one was actually injured, but anyway, the principle of entering the zahiya area is in beirut, especially the harik area, this is a red line for hezbollah and the islamic resistance, and it has been and should not be this rule this deterrence should actually be broken, mr. khamiar talked about the failure of zionist security intelligence at the beginning of the conversation. it is

, you see, any evolution doesn’t just happen, that’s right, like spring, the arab spring began in tunisiaon , start, start and tell them that this is injustice, which means you should also occupy leadership positions, the country belongs to you, well, in general , we can say that they achieved... it was a very tough conflict, and especially reinforced by the capabilities of the radio media , which appeared then, all the negative power of propaganda manifested itself, because in the radio messages of the hutu protutions they did not speak anything other than about cockroaches, and by dehumanizing them, thus, they were actually... relatives, you understand, that is, the head of the family could kill his brother, yes, that is if he shared tutse’s position, that is , this was the whole tragedy, of course, the horror also lay in the fact that it was very scary in terms of the fact that, of course, it was very cruel, because, that is, it is also called this genocide machetes, that is, people were hacked with machetes, that is, they blew hands, heads, turbals of genitalia over women, that is, th

supporters of palestine in the capital of tunisia also held a demonstration near the american embassy , ​​condemning this country's support for the crimes of the zionists and demanding an end to the war against the palestinians. the protesters demanded a ceasefire by setting up tents and sitting. in the capital of jordan, palestinian supporters gathered in support of palestine and the resistance and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime by chanting slogans. we are under siege. we are under siege. former officer american intelligence says: inviting netanyahu as a genocidal and war criminal to speak in the us congress is at the behest and order of the powerful zionist lobby. it has been done in the us government . a large part of the american society also objects to the presence of the genocidal agent in gaza in their country. reactions to the presence of the prime minister of the zionist regime in the united states and his speech in the congress of this country continue, including from the anti-zionist jews of the united states, who in the past ten months, together with the people

you used to see israel that is able to terrorize the whole region to strike whatever they wanted in tunisia and sudan and wherever they want, now we see them not able to achieve victory or achieve objectives against the besieged gaza strip. not not able to achieve victory even in this very at this very small uh scale uh so with all these achievements made well you know sometimes you have your days and your enemy has a certain day or two when they can achieve something but this should not let us forget the achievements uh that have been accumulating uh on the side of the axis of resistance, you have added a major power to this axis, which is yeman and that has been uh... proving to be very of having a very vital role in the conflict with the blockading the naval movement of the israeli occupation ships and trade throughout through sea, you have also the engagement of iraqis also in sometimes in joint operations with the yemen. is you have the lebanese engagement through the resistance, the islamic resistance in labanon, it used not to be the case, whenever you had the wars in gaza, the sever

operating as an agent for the israeli enemy, the protests in jordan are also continuing, also in tunisia, we saw protest in some of its cities, for this reason we hope god willing that our beloved people will continue with activity, with courage, with firmness and with loyalty. as a way of becoming closer to god and as a act of loyalty towards god and the messenger and his book with the oppressed palestinian people and the honorable mujahidin and we pray to god almighty that everyone will be rewarded. i call on our beloved people to come out in the millions tomorrow friday in the capital sana and in the other provinces and directorats according to the usual arrangements and measures and i pray to god. that he rewards those respond to the call of god, the call of righteousness, to take action as part of this religious, great, human, honorable stands. god almighty, he is the one who accepts from his faithful, pious worshippers, and he also will bring about great results. this is one of the best ways to become close to god, to take this righteous stance against the enemies of god and the en

home to thousands of foreign terrorists, not syrians from china, chashnia, dagstan, saudi arabia, tunisia and some european countries. this step is the most dangerous for president erdogan's future calculations in his attempts to overcome the syrian crisis, the first of which is the agreement president had for the return of syria refugees to syria. do you think that president sad will accept any form of? before actively seeing turkish troops outside of syrian territories? we know that the president initially insisted on all these conditions such as stopping turkish support for armed groups and withdrawing turkish forces and control 10% of syria's territory, among other things. today, president estone has changed to the point where he now says he will accept commitments from president erdogan, but with russian guarantees and possibly also arab guarantees. i believe president assad just discussed with president cc last week. if assad receives these absolute and certain guarantees, i believe he will accept turkish syrian reproshman because he does not want to repeat a bad experience with pre

she passed through the sands of the sahara , she coped, then she traveled around greece, albania, tunisiad would not change it. no matter what, but i feel being considered proposal, well, someone can’t live without anti-aging procedures, what lengths do netizens go to in order to look young, fresh, they’re even ready to sleep in the refrigerator, don’t believe me, look, well, i decided to reveal the secret of youthful beauty, here i ate it, the rejuvenating apples, and in about five minutes, i looked 10 years younger, you just need to wait, wow, these internet storytellers will go to great lengths to increase views and increase the number of likes, so they are looking for new rejuvenating apples and other sources of beauty all over the world, they search, and then they post the results of their work on the internet, because everyone wants to lose a couple of years without straining. for example, you can walk across a special bridge in india or jump into a small lake, which is called the lake of youth and beauty. but this, of course, is self-hypnosis, a real one. adherents of rejuvenation

supporters of palestine in the capital of tunisia by holding a demonstration near the american embassyy condemned the country's support for zionist crimes and demanded an end to the war against the palestinians. in jordan , palestinian supporters gathered in support of palestine and the resistance and condemned the crimes of the zionist regime by shouting slogans. ahna asfin or gaza , ahna asfin, ahna kaman hisari, ahna kaman hesari. a group of american doctors who volunteered to help the people of gaza announced in a letter to the president of the united states and his vice president that they cannot tell what is happening in the gaza strip. they have seen and the genocide of the zionists to be silent. pointing out that the number of martyrs in the gaza strip is much higher than what was announced , they wrote that the number of victims of the war reaches 92 thousand people, which includes 4.2% of the residents of the gaza strip. these american doctors say that they cannot put up heartbreaking scenes. forget the women and children of gaza , they asked joe biden and kamla harris, his d

means in their time, why egypt was also shocked by color revolutions, we know where they started, tunisiause these countries. at some point they moved from such a simple trade with the west, which was expressed like this: there, relatively speaking, there is oil, there are diamonds, bauxite, and something else, in exchange for goods. western equipment moved to the point where they began to develop the corresponding production, at some point a dilemma became for western countries, and so good, buy oil from them, buy some resources from them, we they have to drive something there, and if , strictly speaking, they began to raise their own agriculture, it means that wheat, neither vegetables nor fruits will go there from europe, that is, assembly production has begun there. these wars between the west and china there in the 16th century, when china simply began to actually pump silver out of the new world and from europe, switching to silver currency, not buying anything in europe, but selling there from... silk to paper and everything else china was famous at that time, so there is the same

kebili, tunisia to +55.bilit, by the way, was inhabited 200 thousand years ago, that's how long, well, people have been suffering there for a long time. arabian peninsula, rub el khali desert. it is the largest sand desert in the world, and it covers almost a third of the arabian peninsula, with temperatures above 50°. el azizia. lebanon, death valley, california, mountains of fire, they are all hot these poles are, so to speak, fiery or burning mountains, they are located in the tianshan mountain system, and here the nasa satellite recorded a surface temperature of, well, i have no idea how it can be, 66.8°. in iran, somewhere in lut, the hottest place on earth in 2005 , the air temperature was recorded at 70.7°, well, that's all natural. it is difficult and scary to imagine, we and our 35 are enough, but you need to know it, these are very interesting climatic facts. so, we move on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field. and tomorrow there will be fluctuations, but no such tangible magnetic storms a

on ntv, the program is an emergency in the morak seddikov studio. to his lover in tunisia and build theree. for the next 6.5 years to her. a different climate is guaranteed, a completely different company. for several years, olga barysheva, whose husband is ayario, is african, brazenly deceived clients. several more zeros were added to the amount they asked the bank to borrow, multiplying the loans tens of times. she took the difference for herself and left loans to people. i took out, spent 30 thousand, and on another credit card issued by ayari, she withdrew, literally 10 minutes later, she withdrew 200. she was used to living beautifully and not denying herself anything, especially when it came to amorous affairs, either her bottomless eyes, or her tender hands, or the millions in her pocket brought into her life a handsome handsome man from tunisia, who married her, gave her his last name, and offered her to move to permanent residence in sunny turkey, but to collect baryshev didn’t make it in time to get her suitcases, she was detained, listen to how she screams, the bank manager, he

kebili tunisia up to +55. the way, was inhabited 2000 years ago, that's how long, well, people have been suffering there for a long time. arabian peninsula, rub el khali desert is the largest sand desert in the world and it covers almost a third of the arabian peninsula, the temperature is above 50°. el azizia, lebanon. death california mountains of fire - these are all hot such poles, so to speak, fiery or burning mountains, they are located in the tianshan mountain system, and here the nasa satellite recorded the surface temperature, well, i have no idea at all, how it can be, 66.8° . in in irani, deshte lut, the hottest place on earth, in 2005 the air temperature was recorded at 70.7°, well, of course, this is all difficult and scary. imagine, our 35 is enough for us, but we need to know this, these are very interesting climatic facts, so we are moving on to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, and tomorrow we will observe fluctuations, but no such noticeable magnetic storms are expected, so we have

kebili, tunisia to +55.y, kebili was inhabited. 2,000 years ago, that's how much time people have been suffering there. arabian peninsula, desert, rub el khali, it is the largest sand desert in the world and it covers almost a third of the arabian peninsula, the temperature is above 50°. el azizia, lebanon, the valley of death, california, the mountains of fire - these are all hot such poles, so to speak, fiery or burning mountains, they are located in a mountain system. the surface temperature, well, i have no idea at all how it can be, 66.8°. in iran, jte lut, the hottest place on earth, recorded an air temperature of 70.7° in 2005. well, all this is of course difficult and scary to imagine, our 35 is enough for us, but you need to know it, these are very interesting climate facts. so we move on. to the behavior of the earth's magnetic field, and fluctuations will be observed tomorrow, but no such perceptible magnetic storms are predicted, so we have enough of such a high air temperature to barely breathe.

the 24 hour period christmas literally has more in the scorching heat of rule. tunisia, 80 year old nea kerry, sets out on her grueling daily journey to fetch water, a burden she carries quite literally on her back. and it's been over this whole area is dry. if one had watched her at home, everyone would be free. they could feel whenever they wanted to, but at this age i carry 2 containers and spend the entire afternoon here in the heat. the old and the young as well as those who work outside among the most vulnerable to rise in global temperatures and the focus of the un secretary general's call to action on extreme heat. if there is one thing that unites all of the varieties wells is that we are all increasingly feeling that it hurts is becoming hot to involve dangerous. for everyone. every with june was the 13th month in a row to set a new temperature record. putting 120000000 people in the united states under heat advisory warnings leading to the death of 1300 muslims, pilgrims during hodge and closing schools in asia and africa, impacting more than 80000000 children of the un says

aziz abd ranti, they killed in dubai in tunisia and aruri now in january in beirot, how have that weakened hamas, they have even become stronger, the same foolish thing that the americans does with the resistance in iraq and iran. when they assassinated the general sulaymani, what happened? did iran get weaker? did they support stop supporting their resistance? no, that will as imam once upon a time said that by shedding our blood you give life to this people, to this nation, that's happening in palestine as well, this will only hen the demise of israel which will be closer than ever, as i've seen in social media even those are arab nationalists who doesn't believe in the islamic ideology of hamas and the resistance, they also... saying that israel won't last for long when back in 2018 said that soon to some sunni clerics from syria who were in visit in iran he told them soon we will pray in quds some people didn't believe that but now i think it's very difficult to find people who doesn't believe that the muslims will pray in quds inshallah when israel will demise and the nation goes back

their economy and social sphere. so the color revolutions also shook, we know where they started, tunisiaint switched from such a simple trade with the west, which was expressed like this: there, relatively speaking, there is oil, there are diamonds, bauxite, something else , even in exchange for western goods and equipment, they began to develop the corresponding production in their own country, at some point a dilemma became for western countries, and so good, buy from them... oil, i buy from them some kind of resources, we have to drive something there, and if, in fact, they began to develop their own agriculture there, then neither wheat, nor vegetables, nor fruits will go there from europe, that is, assembly production has begun there , processing with the help of belarus, russia there, china and so on, what will happen, the pumping of capital will be from european countries, nothing good for them, in many ways. the same paradigm was in relation to these wars between the west and china there in the 16th century, when china simply began to actually pump out silver from the new world a

one time, why did egypt do this too, the color revolutions shook us, we know where they started, tunisiassed like this, there, relatively speaking, there is oil, there are... lubricants, bauxite, and something else, in exchange for goods, equipment from the west, they moved on to the fact that they began to develop the corresponding production, at some point there was a dilemma for western countries, and it’s so good, i buy oil from them, i buy some resources from them, we have to drive something there, and if, strictly speaking, they began to raise their own agriculture, that means neither wheat nor vegetables and fruits will not come from europe, that is, they started assembling production, processing with the help of belarus, russia, china there and so on, what will happen, the pumping of capital will be from european countries, nothing good for them, much the same, the same paradigm was in relation to these wars between the west and china there in xvi century, when china simply began to actually pump silver from the new world and from europe. going for silver currency, not buying any

at one time, why did egypt do this too, the color revolutions shook, we know where they started, tunisiaed like this, there is, relatively speaking, oil, there are diamonds, bauxite, something else, in exchange for goods, equipment of the west, they switched to what began to develop the corresponding production, at some point a dilemma arose for... processing with the help of belarus russia there is china and so on, what will be the pumping of capital from european countries, nothing for them. good, in many ways the same paradigm was in relation to these wars between the west and china there in the 15th century, when china simply began to actually pump silver from the new world and from europe, switching to silver currency, without buying anything in europe, but selling there from silk to paper and everything that china was famous for at that time, so there is the same approach, purely predatory, and as soon as are beginning to develop, everything is uninteresting, these countries need to... change rulers, which means they need to be hooked on luxury items that they learned to make durin

means in its time, why egypt did this too, the color revolutions shook, we know where it started, tunisiased like this: there, relatively speaking, there is oil, there are diamonds, bauxite, and something else, in exchange for goods, equipment of the west , switched to what they began to develop at home appropriate production, at some point there became a dilemma for western countries, and so it’s good, i buy oil from them, i buy some resources from them, but we have to drive something there. processing with the help of belarus russia there china and so on, what will happen is the pumping out of capital from european countries, nothing good for them, in many ways the same paradigm was in relation to these wars of the west with china. there in the 18th century, when china simply began to actually pump silver out of the new world and from europe, switching to silver currency, not buying anything in europe, but selling there from silk to paper and everything that china was famous for at that time, so there is the same approach here, purely predatory, and as soon as they begin to develop, the

means, at one time, why egypt was also shocked by color revolutions, we know where they started, tunisiaas expressed like this, there is, relatively speaking, oil, there are diamonds, bauxite, whatnot... in exchange for goods, equipment from the west, they switched to what they began to develop in proper production, at some point there was a dilemma for western countries, and so it’s good, i buy oil from them, i buy some resources from them, we have to drive something there, and if , strictly speaking, they have their own steel to raise agriculture, it means neither wheat, nor vegetables, nor fruits will come from europe, that is, they started there. assembly production manufacturing with the help of belarus russia there china and so on, what will be the pumping of capital from european countries, nothing good for them, in many ways the same paradigm was in the relations of these wars between the west and china there in the 16th century, when china simply began to actually pump silver out of the new world and from europe by switching to a silver currency. well, india, well, the president

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at one time, why did egypt do this too, the color revolutions shook, we know where they started, tunisiaere, relatively speaking, there is oil, there are diamonds, bauxite, something else, something else, in exchange for goods, equipment from the west, they switched to what they began to develop... they have the corresponding production, at some point this has become a dilemma for western countries, and so good, i buy oil from them, i buy some resources from them, we have to drive something there, and if, strictly speaking , they began to raise their own agriculture, that means there is no more wheat there, neither vegetables nor fruits will come from europe, that is, they started there assembly production and processing with the help of belarus. there is china and so on, what will happen? capital will be pumped out of european countries, nothing good for them. in many ways, the same paradigm was in relation to these wars between the west and china there in the 16th century, when china simply began to actually pump silver from the new world and from europe, switching to silver currency,

its time, why egypt did this too, color revolutions shook us, we know where they came from began, tunisia expressed like this , relatively speaking, there is oil, there are diamonds, and bauxite. something else, in exchange for goods, equipment from the west, they switched to starting to develop the corresponding production in their own countries, at some point there became a dilemma for the western countries, and so good, i buy oil from them, i buy from them what - these are the resources, we have to drive something there, and if there, in fact, they began to raise their own agriculture, which means neither wheat, nor vegetables, nor fruits will go there from europe, china there in the 16th century, when china simply began to actually pump silver from the new world and from europe, switching to silver currency. not buying anything in europe, but selling there from silk to paper and everything that china was famous for at that time, so there is the same approach, purely predatory, and as soon as these countries begin to develop, everything is uninteresting, it is necessary to change the r

we have the prime minister of tunisia here, the prime minister of malta, and natalia and italy and the president of chat for as far as the other you an african countries is much more lower representation, which i think of, you know, what? we want it to see much more senior officials attends you. but, you know, libya has a huge migration issue. you know, according to the you and there's more than 725000 migrants in libya. living officials say it's much higher than that. some official say to this is, are currently in the country. we were able to speak to prime minister of the for me today, but just a short while ago. and here's what you have, say we as a country are under pressure, the north prices from the in, and the south prices from this. we started having a problem here. we told them, let's sit and talk. instead of you spending money fighting immigration, and searching for them as monumental expenses, ours is the most tom's country. we said, why don't we sit together and build strategic projects, and you provide the funds as partners to stop the influx. our country would benefit fro

7,700 euros. that is, 2,200 euros more for the same thing, 35% more expensive, or, for example, in tunisialusive cost 1,200 euros, but now you will pay as much as 1.96 euros for it, 60% more more. really have to pay much more than last year and the year before because of this trend. urgent news comes from the pokrovsk direction: the russian army has entered the territory of the village of timofeevka and is approaching the konstantinovka-pokrovsk highway. please tell me what this means, where does this route lead? yes, hello, and if we turn not only to russian sources, but to the sources of our opponents, timofeevka is there. has already been painted over into the so -called gray zone, that is, they already admit that the russian army has entered, and in fact, soon with our rate of advance we will establish control over timofeevka. timofeevka is, of course, an important settlement on the way to the highway that connects pokrov with konstantinovka. and at the closest point where the russian troops are stationed, the distance is about 6 km, to this route, now it is already along it, and of co