discuss with permanent representative of russia to the international organizations in vienna, mikhail ulyanov. vladimir putin held a meeting with permanent members of the security council. the agenda is international, the defense ministry comments on the situation in the kursk borderland ; the losses in the ssu in a day are in the hundreds. russian troops are methodically destroying the enemy's manpower and equipment. those lucky enough to stay alive are surrendering. russia has revoked the accreditation of six employees of the british embassy in moscow. the fsb has collected evidence that britain sends a spy to our country. we will analyze this evidence base on air. how did the west react to vladimir putin's clear statement about how we will assess the decision to strike deep into russia. and why do the eu and us countries need this, who understand that there is no weapon of victory for kiev and only spin the flywheel of military escalation. the central bank of russia raised the key rate to 19%. why did the regulator make such a decision? when can we expect at least a hint of a decrease and

to fulfill the last will of vladimir ilich ulyanov lenin, to bury him in accordance with the religious national customs of our people , they returned to this topic in early september, few people remember this, in fact, already. ninety-first year after the state emergency committee, the initiative belonged to sabchak anatoly sanovich. moreover, this initiative was approved by mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev. then the lensovet and mostsovet, together with gavaril popov, voted to restore the red square to its historical appearance, but there had never been a cemetery there, it didn’t work out. i think that if this had happened back then in 1991, there probably wouldn’t have been any questions. sergei stepashin is sure that today this issue is definitely off the agenda, although during his tenure as head of the ministry of internal affairs and prime... minister, the topic was raised several times boris yeltsin raised it, it was the summer of 1998, i was the minister of internal affairs in london, we met with the minister of internal affairs of great britain, and yeltsin called early at 6 in

in turn, the russian permanent representative to international organizations in vienna, mikhail ulyanoved for magate. to give a clearer response to kiev's provocations regarding the kurdish nuclear power plant, because we are talking about the threat of a nuclear catastrophe, in an interview with our tv channel, the diplomat said that rafael grossi told him about this. this means that he has no evidence. i know that both he and his staff, by the way, almost all the delegations in magate know very well that the attack on the plant is carried out by ukraine, but grossi really has no evidence of this. "here we need irrefutable facts, he says: if i name the ukrainians in as guilty, i will also be asked to present evidence, i do not have any. in the novosibirsk region, special forces fighters of the russian guard defended the right to wear a maroon beret. candidates in full gear completed a twelve-kilometer forced march across rough terrain with the practice of tactical water. then they had a special assault strip, fire training exercises, assault, buildings. passing a series of acrobatic an

i spoke with the head of the russian delegation, his excellence ulyanov, and he actually warned of the the threats against the nuclear plant in kursk, the ukraine. are regularly attacking the atomic plant in kursk and he really warned of new uh chernobil catastrophy as he said to me that could have enormous consequences for ukraine, russia and europe, and also iaa, general director cross also directly warned ukraine not to attack any nuclear plans to stop the attacks on the... policia atomic bland and to stop the attacks in kursk, which is in a province in the russian federation. there might come up a third topic here over the coming days, this is the situation in syria, because many delegates said that the question of nuclear safety in syria is on the agenda since the war in syria started, and most of the delegates would like to find solution regarding syria at this week's meeting and as they say they would like to get syria of the agenda and focus on the dangers because of the ongoing attacks uh from the ukrainian side on the nuclear plans and as i said the most important date from i

were commented on by our permanent representative to international organizations in vienna, mikhail ulyanov. he noted: vladimir putin's comments sounded delicate, but they very serious. and the countries of the north atlantic military alliance should listen to them. and now the west's plans to use long-range missiles against russia have caused a split in european society. residents of the old world are frightened by the prospect of being drawn into an open military conflict with our country. moreover, the situation in europe, against the backdrop of internal political and economic problems , is more reminiscent of a crisis. about the mood in the european so... these quiet streets of the distant districts of berlin are now a real detail, the fault of all, thousands of migrants whom the german authorities have sheltered, pushing crowds of people into the former terminals of the closed tegel airport. it used to be tourists who flew here, now refugees have settled here, among whom there are mostly ukrainians, officials admit. local residents complain, the visitors behave like animals in the bus

, they will be there again all august in person... the head of the post-revolutionary russia met, ulyanovith grosi, persuaded him to go to kursk , he arrived, they they insisted that he admit that this was the result of the shelling of the kursk as by the ukrainian armed forces, but he also did not say anything, that is , magate's work is actually quite important, not just declarative, as many people said at the beginning, but these are really useful steps, and ... as far as it is now really timely according to the message of energoatom, that magate will expand the representation of its monitoring missions on ukrainian infrastructure objects that have an impact on the safety of nuclear power plants. i think it will be good, especially when there are more mass attacks like this, unfortunately continue. well, for example, why such a proposal from the ukrainian side arose, because on the 26th they were on the verge of a radiation accident. why? when, for example, something hits a transformer near a power plant, an open switchgear near a power plant, the emergency protection system stops the

fulfil the last will of vladimir ilch ulyanov lenin, bury him in accordance with... in the check of anatovichtiative was approved by mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev. then the leningrad city council and the moscow city council, together with gavaril popov, voted to restore red square to its historical appearance. well , there was never a cemetery there. it didn't work out. i think that if this had happened back then in 1991, there probably would n't have been any questions. sergei stepashin is sure that today this issue is definitely off the agenda, although when he was the head of the ministry of internal affairs, the prime minister, boris yeltsin raised the issue several times. it was the summer of 1998, i was the minister of internal affairs, i was in london, uh, we met with the minister of internal affairs of great britain, and yeltsin called early at 6 in the morning, as i remember now, you are flying urgently, i am sending a plane for you, and i called mashev back, i said, go ahead, what happened, he said, when you arrive, you will find out, in general, everything is connected with the man

russians were there again all august, they met personally with the head of the russian embassy, ​​ulyanovith grosi, persuaded him to go to kursk, he came, they insisted, for him to admit that it was us... to the shelling of the kursks by the ukrainian armed forces, but he also did not say anything, i.e. the work of magate is actually quite important, not just declarative, as many said at the beginning, but these are really useful steps, as it is now really timely according to the announcement by energoatom that magate will expand the representation of its monitoring missions on ukrainian infrastructure objects that have an impact for safety nuclear power plants, it seems to me that it will be good, especially when such mass attacks will, unfortunately, continue. well, for example, why did such a proposal arise from the ukrainian side, because on the 26th they were on the verge of a radiation accidents, why? when, for example, something hits a transformer near the npp, the switchgear near the npp is open, the emergency system stops the regular power units, the chain reaction and safety sto

russians there, they again met personally with the head of the russian embassy throughout august, ulyanov with grosi, persuaded him to go to kursk, he arrived. they insisted that he admit that this was the result of shelling of kursk towns by the ukrainian armed forces, but he also said nothing said, that is, magate's work is actually quite important, not just declarative, as many said at the beginning, but these are really useful steps, as it is now really timely according to the announcement by energoatom that magate will expand the representation of its monitoring missions. on ukrainian infrastructure facilities that have an impact on the safety of nuclear power plants. it seems to me that it will be good, especially when such mass attacks will, unfortunately, continue. well, for example, why did such a proposal arise from the ukrainian side, because on the 26th they were on the brink radiation accident. why? when, for example, something hits the transformer near the as, in the open distribution. device near the power station, then the emergency protection system shuts down the power u

the russians there again, they met in person all august, the head of the post-revolutionary russia ulyanov met with grossi, persuaded him to go to kursk, he came, they insisted that he admit that this was the result of shelling kursk as ukrainian armed forces. but he also did not say anything, that is, the work of magate is actually quite important, not just declarative, as many said at the beginning, but these are really useful steps, as far as we can see at the moment according to the announcement of energoatom that magate will expand the representation of its monitoring missions in ukrainian infrastructure facilities that have an impact on the safety of nuclear power plants, it seems to me... it will be good, especially when such massive attacks will unfortunately continue. well, for example, why such a proposal from the ukrainian side arose because on the 26th they were on the verge of a radiation accident, why? when, for example, something hits a transformer near the as, an open switchgear near the as, the emergency protection system stops the power units as scheduled. the chain react

are there again, they met in person throughout august, the head of the russian diplomatic mission, ulyanovwith grosi, persuaded him to go to kursk , he arrived, they insisted that he admitted that this was a consequence of the shelling of kursk , ukraine.

in the war film "if the enemy does not surrender", mikhail ulyanov played marshal zhukov. and vladimir minshov played this general, who later also became a marshal. rakosovsky played konev. commander 200. his father also planned a campaign against the persians and even managed to transport the vanguard to asia minor. but in 336 bc he was killed. alexander the great. alexander the great. his conquests campaigns led to the creation of the largest continental empire in human history? genghis khan. are you right? moscow metro 300. the moscow metro is currently served by 22 such enterprises. the last ones opened on january 9 of this year for the large circle line. that's right. moscow metro 500. this year on the filevskaya line. in the morning the boss calls you to work, in the evening the wife calls you home. the mnemonic rule allows you to determine exactly this. in the moscow metro, those trains that go to the center are announced by a male voice, and those that go from the center female, right, that is, where is the train going? moscow metro 200. a sculpture group dedicated

work, an essay for victory day, sergei vladimirovich ursulyak. surrounded her with great artists, ulyanov, efremov. my grandmother gave birth to my mother, and my mother gave birth to me, that 's all. there was. some girl's wife, and either she couldn't, or she got sick, or they didn't let her go from school, in general, some there was a problem, and he took me, i remember the cold, and i wanted it all to end soon, basically this feeling stayed with me on the set, marry the old men, the last hour, it comes, live a calm river, turns into, like christmas trees. and how did you feel, working with such great artists? i was very prepared, i was invested with the maximum of parental love for soviet cinema, i lived with them all since childhood, so i was surprised that they were so grown up, i remember that back then... it was hard to understand that they had aged so quickly, the composer of several of my dad's, i think three, uh, my dad's first pictures, was mikoleonovich triverdiy, and i remember that dad always took me when he and mikalyonovich worked at mikalyonovich's house, he always dragg

cinema, these are all books with autographs of the authors, vasily lonova, sergeypayvich, mikhail ulyanov, sergey with good wishes, a happy creative and life path, arkady isaakovich raikin played in this hat, i played in it in the play - the naked king in the saterikon, well some kind of continuity, as if, probably, of generations. before we invite the guardian angel of your home to our conversation, and you just said about the cup in 1982 from kds, in eighty-third you meet fyodor dobronravov, in eighty-four, eighty-four, what do we have, a fortieth anniversary, or what? 40 years, in eighty-three, 40 years of friendship, let's watch your joint scene at the maternity hospital, attention, everything is fine, that a boy, a girl, does not hear me at all, do you hear, i say, a boy or a girl, boy, boy, girl, can't you hear, yes, can't hear anything, listen, on the fourth try, they didn't take us, but i want to say that today he would like, of course , to be in this studio, but he is filming a sequel to the movie about cheburashka and is in touch with us from sochi, you have the floor, fyodor, h

her hometown is kovrov, and the surname given to her at birth is ulyanov. in the studio...d out that you were adopted? i was at home, it was late, 6:00 pm, and my father calls, and he says that we're coming to visit now, and so i'm like, well why, it's late, he says, we're just coming now, well an hour and a half has passed, and mom and dad arrived and... he says: sit down with us, well you need to tell us something, and they say, no matter what, you're our beloved daughter there, we'll always love you there, so i say, well you're our adopted daughter, i'm in shock, i don't know what to say, i just burst into tears, i hid in a small corner and they immediately started hugging me, he says, well everything will be fine, nothing will change, i wanted to run away, i had thoughts, well, who am i anyway... where am i going anyway, who are you? i felt like a stranger, it's really pressing, this, well, this unexpected news, you 're running through your thoughts in your head, damn, what if they don't need me, what if they don't want to see me there or something else, well, well, the

, misha ulyanov loved him very much, that he is a talented actor. himself in the image that at the rehearsal to him it was better not to approach. he was also a man on edge, he was also a man in hysterics, why? because he was from the village, because he also wanted to make a sharp individual breakthrough, he felt a powerful force in himself, and some said that he was a genius, some roles he played were wonderful, but some were terrible, it tormented him terribly, and so on and so forth, but he was also on edge, i understand that they had scandals very often, and only one role turned out to be beyond his strength, his beloved man. this can considered only as some, well , incredible coincidence of circumstances, a coincidence of emotions, when two talented, rabid, envious, maybe for a person, converge at some point, at some emotional... some emotional moment and something happens that naturally it's all connected with pride, i didn't know stas zhdanko, a wonderful guy today from photographs, but still envious, valka is talented and famous, and he is

to say, you always want a little more, well, well and so fate worked out, well so fate worked out, ulyanov you to the troupe, yes to the vakhtangov theater, well yes, and of course, when she invited me to the royal hunt, we were filming in a team, there was a wedding scene, we filmed for two nights in the cosmos hotel, weddings, wedding, but this is fast in a movie, yes, on the set, you understood. while there was a change of location and we we were sitting, we were sitting opposite each other, and there was basically nothing to do for two nights, i had two lines, she had two lines, she suddenly told me, volodya, they decided to stage the tsar's hunt, and you don't know who could play orlov, and we spent two nights deciding, choosing who could do this, and that's how it happens, by the way, volodya, and then maybe a week passes and masha calls me, says, listen, ivanov will call you, talk, director, vladimir vladimirovich, yes, ivanov, and he calls. and although i would really like to play in general chekhov ostrovsky yes, i would take part in chekhov with great pleasure, with great pleasur

mother, but he didn't tell me anything special, all her mother's children have different fathers, ulyanovus, we tried to find him, but no they could, in italy, i think, but my sister told me that... she is listed as mikhailovna in her passport, but her mother said that her father is andrey, so i have a complete mess in my head here. ulyana forgave her mother, is not offended, thinks that ulyana is very lucky with her parents, even if it was the second time. my mom and dad are basically the kind of people that you won't be bored with. it was because of them that i went to study at a music school, i went to study, then to vocals. these parents will definitely not abandon me, i am sure of it. they, they can't. the evening was wrapped in mystery, you won't accidentally know that the light in my window went out long ago, yes... oh, summer is a gift of nature, pleases with warm weather, the july evening will light up this dream for me, window, someone will forgive, someone will understand, but love will not leave me, on the sand. washed away by a wave, i will write, your image, here the birds f