i was lucky, because my office was located in this wing, so when shells flew from the ukraine hotel orking, they were working on the central facade, and we were protected, yes, we were fired at only from this side, so all the windows were , as they say, riddled with holes, well, i had to lie down, or i didn’t give up, or... now group a and group wimpe, tell me what you saw when you entered the building, he was standing quite young boy, maybe 22-25 years old, with glasses, wearing a beret, he had a makarov pistol, the hammer was cocked, i was going up the stairs, we were going up, i put the gun on the safety, i said, son, don’t shoot yourself, he says, thank you , well , i immediately understood what it meant to talk to the defender of the white house. there were a lot of victims here by that time, we probably saw about five people, and i don’t know where the rest were, but there was blood, traces of blood there , such an unpleasant sight, i’ll tell you straight, someone lean out the window, someone will talk to you lieutenant colonel of alpha group, please , someone answer , they are c

this is footage of the murder of volodymyr chaplinsky near the ukraine hotel.ning of february 20, a sniper's bullet hit volodymyr in the neck, they did not know whether he died or not, there was no call from the owner, and no one warned, and then we decided with my son, he was 19 at the time, that we will go to the maidan to look for him, the body was found in the ukraine hotel, volodymyr was 44 years old, his wife remembers her his beloved always smiled, loved life and ukraine above all, although he was born in russia , volodymyr was buried on 22. in his native village , a street was named after the hero, his photo was placed on the alley of heroes of the heavenly hundred, not far from the place where the man died. after volodymyr's death, svitlana chaplinska seeks punishment for those responsible for shooting protesters. she says that she actively came to court hearings, followed the case. should be punished and yanukovych and that zakharchenko and everyone involved should be imprisoned, they will have no peace, and let it be no...' those who ran away to tusi

man with rifle was an open window of hotel ukraine. bullets, apparently fudge from direction of hotel ukraine, the same hotel crane i was under the control along with a few of the streets of the my down pro testers. so not the bar code, the same bar code which for years has been demonized on who's members either sitting in prison or a flat, the homeland in fear. and what about the monitoring chief on a co which it has not been established, but the person of the book regiment ends assault petune receives the personal commands from the president of ukraine, the minister of internal affairs, or other officials and influential public figures regarding directions during the events of.

man with rifle was an open window of hotel ukraine. bullets, apparently fudge from direction of hotel ukraine, the same hotel crane. i was under the control along with a few of the streets of the might on pro testers. so not the bar code, the same bar code which for years has been demonized on his map. it's either sitting in prison or a flat, the homeland in fear. and what about monitoring chief on a co which it has not been established, but the person of the book regiment ends assault petune, received personal commands from the president of ukraine, the minister of internal affairs, or other officials and influential public figures regarding their actions during the events of my done that with no persons among those question, by the cool who knew of such facts or had any involvement in them with no such facts documented for those who have been following the situation. but it comes as no surprise for yes, investigations was startled. the shields and helmets of the killed lost the trees with holes with torn down cctv from places like hotel car, you know just vanished. the right thing w

shooting, i believe that who shot it, and these are the tanks that were on the other side of the ukraine hotelnow then there was machine-gun fire. tanks, tanks on the other side, stop shooting, i was sitting in my office, suddenly there are huge windows there, about six meters, in my opinion, suddenly the window falls with a crash, with thunder, there’s such a hole on the opposite side, there my guards immediately rush towards me, rusamovich, they will kill you here, then? i no longer believed that i would get out of there alive and even get out there, so what kind of weapons were there, what floor were you on? i had a large office, on the fifth floor, but tell us about your communication with rudsky khazbult, when you entered their office, what state were they in? if i say excitement, but that would be putting it mildly, well, several were cocked, so to speak, naturally, so to speak, they understood that they were on the verge of death... what did you think, what did you feel when they started shooting at the white house, well, i was sitting at the table, reading the documents that they broug

shooting, i believe that who shot it, and these are the tanks that were on the other side of the ukraine hotels there , about six meters, in my opinion, suddenly a window falls with a crash, with thunder, into this... the opposite hole, here my guards immediately rush towards me, the ranch will kill you here, then i no longer believed that i would get out of there alive, so there was some kind of weapon, what floor were you on, i had a big office, that’s on fifth floor, but tell us about your communication with the rud khazbullat, when you entered their office, what state they were in, if i say excitement, that’s... to put it mildly, well, a few, so to speak, were cocked, naturally, like that to say, they understood that they were on the verge of death, what are you talking about we thought we felt it when they started shooting at the white house, well, i was sitting at the table, reading the documents that they brought me from the kremlin, then i think i’m falling asleep, i’m going to go take a shower, i go into the shower, a shell is in the office, stolan, behind which i was sitting, there w

upheavals that could later happen in our country, and tanks shooting at the white house, from a hotel in ukraine, not a single normal person i wanted this to happen again before his eyes in his city, i think that this played a role, so we lived in peace for years, why did it work out for us then, because we wanted to, because we wanted change or for us, well, i have my own opinion, i just don’t want to express it forward, from your point of view, why did we succeed then? sometimes we didn’t have enough experience, and of course there were people who already knew how to do something, but still television made its first steps, in fact we had to paint a portrait of this new russian television. and since literally in a matter of months ntv turned into a mega-popular channel, even then it was just a mega-popular program, and ntv presenters became mega-stars, even the correspondents became such stars, oh yes, why did it happen? you know, such a question is rare by the way, it is rarely asked, i don’t know why, why did you get it, uh-huh. and it seems to me that the answer to it is quite simple and und

a detox, ukraine's presidents and landscape denounces the rocket stripe as a hotel pri. meanwhile, savanski pushes to keep you crying on the agenda in spain. he's at a summit, although at the latest as funding for keeps oregon's ross has invasion, takes a hit in washington, boston, all region play arrives, the on fossa is. and i'll, as when of this is nobel prize in this, which for what the swedish academy say of innovative plays and pr. busy those that give voice to the on site of the god is welcome to the program. and we start with some breaking news. at least 49 people have been killed in a russian strike on the northeast of ukraine. that's according to ukrainian officials say prosecute as the said, the aerial attack struck a village, grocery store and halfway in the countries a northeastern crabtree for region. the regional governors said that many civilians that were there at the top. so let's go straight to our corresponded names, comedy who's staying by, as anybody in t of nick what, what do you know about this attack? so at present there is talk all 49 casualties of an estimated 60

there are many hotels in the north. in ukraine, they want to introduce fines for curfew violations, and not only for recreation facilities, but also for citizens. in the verkhovna rada registered a corresponding draft law. it foresees to fine citizens who walk around the city at night in the amount from 8.5 to 17,000 hryvnias, and businesses from 51 to 102,000 hryvnias. let me remind you that currently there are no legal grounds for punishing curfew violators. ukraine does not plan to extend the contract with russia for the transit of gas to europe - oleksiy chernyshov, the chairman of naftogaz, said. however, the agreement is valid. will be valid until the end of next year, despite the fact that the occupying country does not fulfill its obligations under the contract and owes us money. so far, i have paid about 70% of the amount. however, chernyshov believes that ukraine cannot abruptly stop transit now, because it will endanger the heating season in many eu countries. putin has at least two doppelgangers, this is the conclusion

years a platform was being prepared for entering ukraine through control of the means of production, in the twelfth year the clan provided the hayat hotelalso a closed part, where they discussed the possibility of using soft power to influence the territory of ukraine. you managed to defend your land, well, that’s what it is. was common to all crimeans, of course, there are tools and antidotes for us to understand how ideological intervention occurs, it is natural to monitor the work of these western institutions and foundations, clan - the pritzkers are now seizing the means of production through integration programs and through their proteges as the chairman of the property fund of ukraine, where they are engaged through state structures: thank you very much, colleagues, what is this going on, what is this? you know, two facts that will give a complete picture of who she is , she came to ukraine during the time of yushchenko, this is all one company, yes, which is connected with the democrats, so they really consider it, criticize it as a pillar sign of the empire, they let's go further driven by the second thing, when you showed this

ukraine. some outside of the us, a nonprofit organization provides hotel rooms, visas, and slights speech stay costs $5.00 to $6000.00. and many volunteers give that time to okay. we received a lot of, uh, in current support from our community here from americans who would just cook meals and bring them to, to their house, to the parchment or hotels room. it's also how the chrome internet can come in, well into the time. so we don't pay for a nice email coach looks treatment tools that includes learning how to control his new prosthetics. that process can take up to a yes, that's his physical therapist alia his health and the 2 months to allow other veterans to receive treatment to. and what's about jamie pharmacies promised that he would be able to lift the drink on his own. good feel strange, says alia. and so the time being, he'll continue to be dependent on those around him. he used to travel a lot, working on construction sites. he knows, but doctors, i'm like, you know, even with his, me, prostheses. he's now looking for a new purpose in life. so you for the me ask you, i want you to hel

everyone, so i won, but i am the winner, so i took her, and what a wedding it was, a wedding in ukraine, so... in a hoteld in this case with canada, this hockey principle from love to hate, from resentment to hatred is one step, let's talk about this real battle of vik on the ice in a couple of minutes, further in the program, match in 1972 why a canadian journalist had to eat a newspaper in front of the national team of the soviet union, we say that it’s you capitalists who regret it, he took the whole newspaper and threw it to him, he ate it all, by the way, and for the first time vladislav tretyak spoke about the real reason for his departure from the big hockey, i'm good, i still have some left, just give me a house to live in, watch in a few minutes! well, don’t be offended, please, i promise you, i’m there and back , let’s do without promises, the premiere is on rtr, either you close the case, or prepare the materials for transmission, you tell me what to do, where to dig, where to run, just tell me , and i’ll tell you, i have thoughts, unraveling other people’s secrets, dina, i’ll leave for a whil

but i’m the winner, so i took it, and what a wedding it was, a wedding in ukraine, there was ukraine in the hotel everyone was afraid that after all - we were there, the whole team was preparing at the training camp with a canadian, that i hockey players will come, have a drink, you know, somehow relax, but the hockey players have not come to... for a long time, those in the team were congratulated and left, and i spent my honeymoon in canada with canadian professionals in the seventy-second year , left after 2 days, left on the twenty-third, flew to canada on the twenty-fifth, my honeymoon was with canadian professionals, it probably wasn’t the best honeymoon of all possible, but it was truly one of the most vivid experiences of soviet spectators, so... these games with canadians, bloody, cruel, unfair on their part, about how yours worked in this case with canada, this hockey one the principle from love to hate, from resentment to hatred is one step, let's talk about this real battle of vyak on the ice in a couple of minutes, further in the program, the legendary match of 1972. why did a canadi

ukraine pays the price for it. we'll explain. >>> plus, meeting the needs of migrants in new york city. how a former hotel became a refuge for hundreds of people seeking asylum. >>> ukraine is starting a new tradition today to honor military members who gave their lives for the country. president zelenskyy urged all ukrainians to drop whatever they're doing at 9:00 a.m. local time, which was about three hours ago, and remember their fallen heroes. it's part of a holiday known as the day of defenders, which is usually in about two weeks for now, but for the first time is being celebrated on october 1st. >>> well, additional military aid for ukraine will not be included in the latest u.s. spending bill as conservatives remain divided on the issue. earlier, senator rand paul tweeted that he will do everything he can to, quote, stop the u.s. government from being held hostage to ukraine. he added, we cannot continue to put the needs of other countries above our own. former representative liz cheney had a different take. she suggested that denying assistance to ukraine is comparable to the appeasement policies

large fire broke out nearby in a multi-storey building of a motorcycle hotel, where the headquarters of the naval ... forces of ukraineas allegedly located, and others - a mercenary base. points of temporary deployment of foreign mercenaries and training of sabotage groups in vesou ceased to exist last night after the attack our high-precision weapons and drones. foreign mercenaries who had joined the ranks were quartered in the uninhabited hotel a long time ago. and it was such a cynical lie that even the collaborators, who at one time fled from odesa, believed it. with each missile attack of the vks, i am convinced that their main task is to impress someone. now the hotel at the sea station burns very spectacularly, as far as i remember it, it practically did not work, it is impossible to lodge anyone there unnoticed. if you read from someone that there was a decision-making center there, laugh and unsubscribe. problem missile strike is purely psychological, retaliation for sevastopol. but the propagandists, instead of remaining silent, decided to dig in even harder. he said, that is, what does an empty hotel mean,

promotion, effective, therefore, of course, they will look for the next hotel, because yes it is. not to hide anywhere from ukrainethey say. to what extent, mr. viktor , is the temporarily occupied berdyansk teeming with russian special services, i don't know how many there are, can you tell me in numbers, approximately, how much is good in quotes? well, berdyansky, police units, units of the russian guard and the fsb, in general, led them. quantity relating to in relation to of the local population, there are such and such statistics in the world , how many militiamen or policemen are there per population, today these statistics do not work at all in berdyansk , because there are more people with weapons in this territory than those without weapons, the civilian population , as far as the special services are concerned, one of their functions is, well, so to speak, a job in quotation marks, a job on the territory of our correctional colony number 77, which is a torture chamber, a torture chamber, and hundreds of prisoners are located there at different times at different times known persons, that is why they have

ukraine. yeah, some outside of the us, a nonprofit organization provides hotel rooms, visas, and slights, or each stay costs $5.00 to $6000.00. and many volunteers give that time to we receive a lot of in current support from our community here from americans who would just cook meals and bring them to, to their house, to their apartment or hotels room. it's also how the chrome injury can come in. well, into the tire, so we don't pay for a nice email coach looks. treatments also includes learning how to control his need . prosthetics. that process can take up to a yes, such as physical therapist alia, and his house and the 2 months to allow other veterans to receive treatment to. and what about jamie pharmacies promised that he would be able to lift the drink on his own? good feel strange, says alia. so that's so the time being, he'll continue to be dependent on those around him. he used to travel a lot, working on construction sites. he knows that doctors, i'm like, you know, even with his, me for stacy's. he's now looking for a new purpose in life. so you, for the me ask you, i want you to help

ukraine were some outside of the us. a nonprofit organization provides hotel rooms, visas, and slights speech stay costs $5.00 to $6000.00, and many volunteers give that time to okay. we received a lot of uh, income support from our community here from americans who would just cook meals and bring them to to their house, to their apartment or hotels room. it's also how the chrome injured can come in well into the time. so we don't pay for a nice email co chicks treatment tools that includes learning how to control his new prosthetics. that process can take up to a yes, that's his physical therapist alia. and his health and the 2 months to allow other veterans to receive treatment to. and what's about jamie pharmacies promised that he would be able to lift the drink on his own. good feel strange, says alia. and so the time being, he'll continue to be dependent on those around him. he used to travel a lot, working on construction sites. he knows but doctors, i'm like, you know, even with his knee prostheses, he's now looking for a new purpose in life. so you, for the me ask you, i want you to help others who have gone thro

hotel in odessa. the propagandists were so happy that they did not even agree to lie in the same way. as a result, some struck the allegedly shadowy headquarters of the navy of ukrainereports of explosions at the sea station, and a large fire broke out nearby in a multi-story building motorcycle hotel, where the points for the temporary deployment of foreign mercenaries and the preparation of sabotage groups ceased to exist tonight after the attack on the skating rink with weapons and drones at one time fled from odessa. with each missile attack of the vks, i am convinced that their main task is to impress someone. now the hotel at the sea station is burning very impressively, how much is it i remember, she practically did not work. it is not allowed to settle there unnoticed. if you read from someone that there was a decision-making center there, i dare you. but the propagandists , instead of remaining silent, decided to dig in even harder, saying, that is, what does an empty hotel mean, here is a photo proof, military equipment is standing right at the entrance. the ukrainian media spread information that the odessa hotel, which was hit last night, was abandoned,

hotels. about 3,000 local residents refuse to evacuate. meanwhile , there are almost 260 ukrainians in the gas sector who need evacuation. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, announced this in his address. ukrainian diplomats, intelligence, security forces continue to work for assistance to our citizens who found themselves in the middle east, in israel and in the territory of the gaza strip. the evacuation of ukrainians from israel continues. more than 200 people have already been evacuated to romania, mainly women and children, new flights are being prepared, we know about almost 260 of our people who are currently in the gas sector, the exit from there is currently blocked for citizens of all countries, but we are working with partners to evacuate our citizens and so the first evacuation flight from israel took off this saturday, 207 citizens of ukraine, including 63 the child was sent to romania, this was reported by the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, oleg nikolenko, and also, the embassy of ukraine in israel reported this morning. that today the second evacuation plane left the airport in tel aviv, 155 citizens of

dmitrievna, in the city of glukhov, sumy region of ukraine, sender romanenko ppp, the husband writes to his wife from a business trip, he checked into a hotelvery dearly for a room, 16 rubles per day, goes to work in another building, 500 meters from the hotel. a few days later he writes that he is already living in the belarus hotel, in room 424. at first glance, ordinary everyday correspondence between the spouses, but these letters are from criminal case 14864 with materials about the suicide of pavel romanenko petrovich, born in 1915, a native of the sumy region. romanenko did not come to minsk on his own; he was brought by employees of the state security committee under the council of ministers of the bssr, who were investigating crimes committed in the occupied territory of belarus by a special battalion of the ss derlewanger. the post-war period began the moment when nazi criminals were identified, including punishers from among the former citizens of the soviet union who served in this battalion. on december 13, 1960 , the kgb investigative department opened a criminal case on the fact of the atrocities committed during the great pa

we only pay for hotels for these teams so they can work there for a few days. our partners in ukrainee organization herriy headquarters of heritage rescue also receive funds from which can be paid. the gerry heritage rescue headquarters, mentioned by koriy wegener, is a ukrainian initiative created after the full-scale invasion that brought together projects, institutions and activists working on the preservation of wartime cultural monuments. the co-founder of this initiative is ihor poshivaylo, general director of the national memorial complex of the heroes of the heavenly hundred, the museum of the revolution of dignity. i remember the first months of full scale, smitsk. the institute kept calling us, in particular cory, cory wegner, who is the director from the region, she was constantly interested and sent requests from other institutions. one of the first grants that ukrainian activists received after the full-scale invasion were funds from the smithsonian, says mr. pozhivaylo. one of our first grants, which helped us year, to be very active, to help evacuate collections from th

tickets for this flight, the embassy of ukraine in israel, at the airport, consuls saw us off , they actually offered those with children, they offered to stay in a hotelcharest, free of charge , they registered people with children to... to this, to the settlement, and in fact, when we arrived in bucharest, we were met by the ukrainian consuls there, and the organization that helped, the organization for refugees, i forgot the name and frankly, my head is still a little bit fuzzy after such a long journey, and in fact we were accommodated in a hotel , very, very good conditions, that's all, they offered to stay there for up to five days for free, but we already... had bus tickets and we actually then o 16 we left by bus from bucharest to kyiv, it was probably the most difficult part of our journey, which is briefly described, but it is clear that a lot happened during that most difficult part. katerina, actually what is happening in israel, because on the one hand you fled from the war and fled to... from the war that in ukraine, but here again i had to flee to ukraine from the war in israel, and as a ukrainian woman, as a journalist, do you feel that

ukraine because we are part of that. instead of spending money on migrants in the hotels. yeah. i work so hard and nobody is helping me. i put my kids through school without help from the government. they went to private school. we were not middle-class at the time. now we are. but we have to pay tax and we have to do our jobs. host: that's barbara in pasadena, maryland on some of the numbers on crossings over the border. approximately 50,000 migrants from venezuela crossed the u.s.-mexico border unlawfully last month in september, a record, and one unthinkable member according to preliminary statistics is the all-time monthly record in crossings from venezuelans, was partially fueled -- which partially fueled the yearly high in crossings, making up a quarter of the more than 200 thousand apprehensions reported by border patrol last month. on sundays, as many as 3000 migrants from's and -- migrants from venezuela crossed the border in 24 hours. that from cbs. taking your phone calls on the immigration issue and president biden approving plans to expand the border wall. this is a longtime cholera, joe, georgia -- longti

injured when to michelle strong residential areas. ukraine says a most common we saw hit a village me by a day before killing 52 people. same as robbie is in hotels, which was targeted on thursday. or where's your, at the sides of that attacks? it killed dozens of people. the village of photos has a population of around 330 people. the level of death here means that a 6th of this village was wiped out in an instant. they were attending a memorial service for a soldier from this village who had died and was buried somewhere else being brought home that homecoming, turned into a massacre on a massive scale. and we are here at the side of the missile. strikes are guided, russian is gone, their missile struck this location take here is intensifying it's offensive against cody said. forces in northern syria, take us as to find his have been killed, violence of slay adopt, or bowman and ankara on sunday. the technician government says the perpetrators came from syria. the syrian military citizens intercepted several drawings above the city of homes that fall as a drawn attack on a military academy in the city. on thursday, funerals had been held for 89

was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. serena shim covered reports for press tv in lebanon, iraq and ukraineh of october. i said it because of the day i died. october 19th. she grew up in livonia, but her career took her to the middle east where she covered the war on terror. officials say she died in accident, but her family still has questions. fatima, our condolences, thank you for coming on the show. is it your view that turkish intelligence was involved in the death of your assist? i didn't think that my story would grab the attention of news agency so quickly. there has been a wave of skepticism about the accident, whether the accident was. cause by overspeeding or a plot by security officials, what is certain is that i am no longer here to find the truth and report it to the people. the exact circumstances of serena's death are still unknown, they may never be known, and one of the concerns is that the us may not be very eager to press on with any meaningful investigation into what happened to surinashim in order not to hurt relations with turkey. it's about the journalist sirena shim

was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. serena shim covered reports for press tv in lebanon, iraq and ukraineuse of the day i died, october 19th. she grew up in livonia, but her career took her to the middle east where. she covered the war on terror. officials say she died in accident, but her family still has questions. fatima, our condolences, thank you for coming on the show. is it your view that turkish intelligence was involved in the death of your assist? i didn't think that my story would grab the attention of newsagency so quickly. there has been a wave of skepticism about the accident, whether the accident was caused by overspeeding or a plot by security officials. what is certain is that i am no longer here to find the truth and report it to the people. the exact circumstances of serena's death are still unknown. they may never be known, and one of the concerns is that the us may not be very eager to press on with any meaningful investigation into what happened to surina shim, in order not to hurt relations with turkey. it's about the journalist sirena shim who do died in turkey und

and your point in the hotel is greatest expectation is precisely that the west and the world will tire of standing on the side of ukraine in this war. russia is directing huge resources to this. we should not play along with them kids and was begging his starting to become the topic of punch lines. billionaire l on los claims to have donated over $100000000.00 to your grain by providing access to the star link satellite. but even he is now making jokes and sharing means regarding jobs and was begging falls in the united states indicates that the american public is growing weary of this so called investment and was looking to be possibly a swipe long term conflict with russia. but the by the administration has indicated that their aim is to continue sending money no matter what. and if putting things he can outlast us, he's wrong, he's wrong. and so we will have another package of aid for ukraine soon to signal our continued support for the brave people of ukraine. and so that's our message. if he thinks he cannot at last us, that is mister pool. we believe he's wrong. it's an open question about whether or not these sen

out one of its worst attacks on ukraine since the war began with 52 people from the village were killed and imbecile strong, cypress. robbie visited the village of hotel, which was targeted on thursday. you can still smell the blood in the air. the blood that was soaked up by the ground from the bodies. then were strewn all over this place just 24 hours earlier. let me show you exactly how the devastation have this . the scale of it. this mound of rubble is where there used to be a community center, a cafe, a local store where people would gather. and now it's just a mound of, of broken concrete blocks shoes, personal belongings, twisted metal. and it's really quite, quite a sight to see just the size of this area where the missile struck. there's damage buildings in this direction, shattered glass and the surrounding buildings all over this place. and just off to the side, here is a children's playground is a small memorial just behind the broken car there. but this is just an abandoned playground, was a scene where we saw toys broken toys all over the ground. and this is where they were body strewn everywhere when rescuers were pulling people out. n

going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. sirena shem covered reports for press tv and lebanon, iraq and ukraineth of october? i said it because of the day i died. october 19th. she grew up in livonia, but her career took her. to the middle east where she covered the war on terror. officials say she died in accident, but her family still has questions. fatima, our condolences, thank you for coming on the show. is it your view that turkish intelligence was involved in the death of miss? didn't think that my story would grab the attention of news agencies so quickly. there has been a wave of skepticism about the accident, whether the accident was caused by overspeeding or a plot by some. security officials, what is certain is that i am no longer here to find the truth and report it to the people. the exact circumstances of serena's death are still unknown, they may never be known, and one of the concerns is that the us may not be very eager to press on with any meaningful investigation into what happened to surinashim in order not to hurt relations with turkey. it's about the journalist surina shi

administered from the territory of ukraine. several hundred residents came out to streets after rumors that refugees from israel were supposedly settling in a local hotellars burned tires on the territory of the jewish cultural center under construction. mufti of dagestan akhmat abdullayev, in a video message, called on fellow believers for calm and patience, and the head of the republic emphasized “any actions and actions are aimed at interethnic hatred outside the law,” and those responsible for them. bodies that until recently did not use force, hoping to reason with the crowd, today i am ashamed of the events that happened yesterday, because dagestan in the caucasus on the territory of our entire russia, and maybe even wider, has always been a stronghold of friendship, perhaps we have to say today? that other muslim republics in the caucasus also offered prayers for the life and health of innocent people in the middle east, people express support for the palestinians, but express it in a dignified and civilized manner, only here in dagestan we have once again shown the unworthy behavior of our fellow countrymen, there are few of them, but neverthel

hotel right now. but you know, these both of the u. s. and e 's will claim to be committed to defending ukraine. but we, we can see like, uh this, the new leader and stuff like a robot fits. so a you need is sort of pulling away from providing especially leave full assistance . think he, if you think that's, let the ties of changing, john they've been, you know, changing as we're nearing the 20 month of the war. it's been progressive and it hasn't been about a moment. it's been about a series of moments and you know, i'll, i'll go back to march and april when, and justifiably, so the government of ukraine president southern sky was incredibly belligerent, incredibly insulting, incredibly demanding that mostly nato member countries helping and deliver health and over time. well, it's been sort of an e k g in terms of peaks and valleys. he's continued that and we saw as the nato summit and bill. this was there where the presence of lensky and his team were warned for months, quietly, stop pushing for nato membership because you're pushing too hard. you're insulting too much. most of these countrie

also a group of volunteers from ukraine, they wanted to to see how a hut is built, because now nobody builds such a hut, it doesn't mean that it's adobe , it's a mini-hotel, then we also decided to cover it using old-fashioned technologies, in the winter we mowed a row of irogis, and here's just this mini the hotel is covered in such an ancient style, please, here are the walls you see , the walls are thick, the walls are thick, there are also conveniences, so much. painting, mykola also creates original works that captivated us with this naivety, which is inherent in folk art, three works, it is called the birth of the world, each family has its own idea about the creation of the world, but our righteous ukrainians, even before christianity, believed that the world was born in this way, god's eye, it flew from distant worlds, flew through a solid unsightly darkness, and somewhere this eye stopped. elk from the pure tear was born the first bird, the first god sotyrid, who began to fly beyond this eye, driving away darkness, darkness, darkness, creating a living space, and then, this kindred shed a tear on this eye, which spread to the island of erius-vyr

also a group of volunteers from ukraine. they wanted to see how a house is built, because now nobody builds such a house, for some reason. we had an adobe house, a mini-hotelalso decided to cover it according to ancient technologies, in the winter we mowed ochered and ryegrass, and this mini- hotel is covered in such an ancient style. please, this is what you see. the walls are thick, good walls, amenities are also available. recently, the couple built a family gallery with mykola's work on one side, valentina's on the other, and if the artist continues to do self-painting, mykola also creates original works that captivated us with the naivety inherent in folk art, three works, a triptych, it 's called the birth of the world, each nation has its own idea about the creation of the world, but our ukrainian ancestors, even before christianity, believed that the world was born in this way. god the eye, it flew from distant worlds, flew through a continuous unsightly darkness, and somewhere this eye stopped, from a pure tear, a primordial bird was born , a sotyrid primordial god was born, who began to fly beyond this eye, driving away darkness, darkness, gloom,

ukraine and the national dignity of ukrainians. the previously introduced ban on retransmission of television and radio programs of the aggressor state is being extended. also , services, hotelsransport, public catering establishments, etc. the conditions for erecting monuments are defined in order to prevent the glorification of persons used in anti-ukrainian propaganda. consequences of non-fulfillment by religious organizations, the management center of which is the state audit office, of the requirements of the law of ukraine on freedom of conscience and religious organizations in terms of renaming are introduced. back in 2018, the parliament passed a law according to which a church affiliated with the aggressor state must indicate this in its name, i.e. no ukrainian orthodox church, no uocp, but russian orthodox church in ukraine. that's why it was done, so that they wouldn't fool people. the name of the russian orthodox church stops any speculation that it is supposedly some kind of our church, that it has its own metropolitan, supports ukraine. no, this is a russian church. after the adoption of this law, the russian orthodox church spoke. their huge lie was crumbling.

ukraine and numerous soldiers of luck want to blend into the terrain, remain inconspicuous within the city limits, and regularly make mistakes with the point. in kharkov, they organized a base in the karts hotels, for which they paid. the blow to the russian iskanders hit the target: a targeted hit, so that the ukrainian media would not write there. as long as such objects, even within the city limits, are used for the needs of the ukrainian armed forces, they will remain the target of our missiles. and now to the question of why rockets are so they clearly fly behind enemy lines. and most importantly, unhindered. this is footage of attacks on port infrastructure. involved in the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, on the border with romania, the village of orlovka, the crossing through which groups of the armed forces of ukraine were supplied was previously hit. eyewitnesses from the romanian bank of the danube filmed the chaotic, thoughtless use of air defense and small arms against our drones. more like a light show, and nothing more, the designated objects were still hit. over the current week, our army has inflicted more dozens of retaliatory strikes against ammunition depots, repair...

ukraine, but have become residents of other countries, this causes, well, a certain pride for their village, today the priskers are among the top 15 richest families in the world, in addition to the hotel business, the family runs many other businesses, including casino gambling, luxury housing for the elderly. credit reporting, cruise travel and more. in addition, the family sponsors the annual $100,000 pritzker architecture prize. instead, the village where their ancestors came from has not changed much since that time. cows graze on the pastures, the road is partially off-road, and the houses look completely different posh hotels, what would have happened to the village if the pritzkers had lived on ukrainian land, what... the pritzkers would have been like if they had stayed in the big pritzkas, remains a mystery of history. lyubov gerashchenko, oleksandr kuga, espresso, bila tserkva. no matter how events unfold in the world, we know exactly what we have to do, drive the invaders out of ukraine. so, support our defenders. iryna koval was with you and this is the news, results of the week on the espresso tv channel. see us that. saturdays at 9 pm and sundays at 9 am and take care. b

ukraine and numerous soldiers of fortune want to blend into the terrain, remain inconspicuous in city ​​limits, and regularly make mistakes with the location. in kharkov, they set up a base at the reykard hotelich they paid. the blow from the russian iskanders hit the target, a pinpoint hit, so that the ukrainians were there. they didn’t write that as long as such facilities, even within the city, are used for the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, they will remain the target of our missiles. this is an interesting fact: this is not the first time that ray cards have come to the attention of our intelligence, not so long ago a blow was struck at such a hotel in zaporozhye, but the mercenaries of the ukrainian armed forces do not betray themselves, they continue use junior suites and suites of the national ukrainian chain. and now to the question of why our missiles fly so clearly behind enemy lines, and most importantly. unhindered, this is footage of attacks on the port infrastructure used for the needs of the ukrainian armed forces, on the border with romania, the village of orlovka. the crossing used to transport weapons was previously hit. eyewitnesses from the romanian bank of the da

ukraine and numerous soldiers of fortune, they want to blend into the terrain, remain inconspicuous within the city limits, and they regularly miscalculate their deployment point in kharkov. they organized a base at the reykards hotelh they paid, the russian iskander strike hit the target, a targeted hit, so that the ukrainian media would not write there. and now to the question of why the missiles arrive so clearly behind enemy lines, and most importantly, without hindrance, these are images of attacks on the port infrastructure used for the needs of the ukrainian armed forces, on the border with romania, the village of orlovka, the crossing through which the ukrainian armed forces groups were supplied was previously hit. eyewitnesses from the romanian bank of the danube filmed the chaotic, thoughtless use of anti-aircraft weapons against our drones, more like a light show, and nothing more, the designated targets were still hit. over the current week, our army has inflicted more than a dozen retaliatory strikes against ammunition depots, repair shops, personnel accommodation facilities , and military-industrial complex enterprises. as a result of the strikes, a workshop for large-scale assembly of strike and reco