for example, the klinsky family of poles received the entire uman region along with the city of uman several hundred trees; it turned out that these were wastelands and no one lived there. the pototskys, the end of the polish and other nobles became rich. in response: the riots of ostryanitsa and taras tryascheev. polish estates were burned, and the inhabitants of the estate were not pleased either. no one was left alive. the rebellion is scattered and drowned in blood. when the rebels were defeated, tsar alexei mikhailovich allowed the remnants of the rebels to retreat to russian territory and settled them in the kharkov district. this is how the cities were poured, familiar from modern military reports. raisins, sums. akhtyrka, or northern malarusia, they were accepted in the status of russian cossacks, that is , border guards, free military men. they didn’t kill him, but they beat him with whips. khmelnitsky filed a complaint with the court. so what, khmelnitsky was sent to prison? a ukrainian cannot complain about natural nobility. prison, time to think carefully. khmelnitsky fle

for example, the klinsky family of poles received the entire uman region, along with the city of umanseveral hundred trees, it turned out that this was wasteland and no one lived there, the pototskys, the end of the polish and other nobles became rich. tyrka, this is how slobodskaya or northern malarusia appears. they were accepted in the status of russian cossacks, that is, border guards, a free military class. under pressure from the jesuits, a decree was adopted to close orthodox churches; it is impossible to confess, receive communion, bury the dead, or marry or be baptized. people are forced to go. as a result, his army fled, the very end of poland and hetmand pototsky were captured, khmelnitsky sent the prisoners to kiev and went further, the uprising swept both banks of the dnieper and accepted. wanted negotiations, but had to go out to meet the new polish army coming towards him. on september 9, 1648, the battle of piliavtsy took place. the armies were separated by forest, river and swamp. two roads led towards each other. one is straight, through the creek above the river, th

for example, the klinsky family of poles received the entire uman region together with the city of uman it turned out that this is a wasteland and no one lives there. the pototskys became rich, the end of the polish and. other nobles, in response to the riots of ostryanitsa and taras tresil. polish estates were burned, the inhabitants of the estate were also not pleased, and no one was left alive. the uprising was dispelled by drowned blood. when the rebels were defeated, tsar alexei mikhailovich allowed the remnants of the rebels to retreat to russian territory and settled them in the kharkov district. this is how the cities are known to us from modern military reports. raisin. sums, akhtyrka, this is how sloboda or northern malarusia arises, they were accepted in the status of russian cossacks, that is , border guards, a free military class, they were given land plots, and of course, they could perform the ritual in the orthodox way. in ukraine, according to the law of 1638, the ukrainian elders lost the right to occupy a leadership position. resolution adopted

in uman, law enforcement officers detained a criminal authority and a killer.they wanted to eliminate the local servant themide, the national police of ukraine reported. the perpetrators developed a plan, bought a weapon and followed the victim. among the motives the murder of one of the district judges, which is being investigated by law enforcement officers, his professional activity. the extras carefully prepared for the murder, they followed the object, studied its daily routine, the places where the movement routes are most often, and bought weapons and grenades. on the instructions of the boss, killer purchased clothes, a mask and gloves, which after the liquidation of the judge had to be destroyed. operatives with the support of investigators. of the security department of the dsr of the national police, detained and watched over the city of uman and his assistant killer. demanded money from serviceman, the security service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption bureau detained a deputy of the ternopil regional council. according to preliminary info

in uman , law enforcement officers detained a criminal authority and a killer. they wanted to eliminate the local servant of themis. the national police reported. during the detention, grenades, bats, drugs, as well as 50,000 dollars were seized from the criminals. and they face up to 15 years behind bars. among the motives for the murder of one of the district judges, which law enforcement officers are considering, is his professional activity. extras carefully prepared for the murder, they followed the object. they studied his daily routine, the places in which the routes of movement are most often found, weapons and grenades were purchased. on the instructions of the boss , killer bought clothes, a mask and gloves, which after the liquidation of the judge had to be destroyed. operatives, investigators, with the support of the department of security of the dsr of the national police, detained keeler and his assistant keeler while looking outside the city of uman. he demanded money from a serviceman, the security service of ukraine and nation the anti-corruptio

uman and his assistant killer were arrested while looking outside the city. demanded money from a serviceman. the security service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption bureau detained. deputy of the ternopil regional council. according to preliminary information, he offered the soldier to assist in allocating material assistance for treatment. for this, the official demanded half the amount. the police detained the official while receiving the money, he faces up to 10 years in prison. the border with ukraine must be unblocked. the european union is closely monitoring these events, the head of the european union said. must resolve the import dispute in another way. we must have free transit between ukraine and the eu for military and civilian purposes. i i understand there may be concerns, but the solution should not undermine the transit between ukraine and poland at this critical moment. india will continue to provide humanitarian aid to ukraine, which is repelling large-scale military aggression by the russian federation, the prime minister said. min

he and uman were arrested while looking outside the city killer's assistant.rity service of ukraine and the national anti-corruption service demanded money from the serviceman. the bureau detained a deputy of the ternopil regional council, according to preliminary information, he offered the soldier to assist in allocating financial aid for his treatment. for this, the official demanded half the amount. law enforcement officers detained the official while he was receiving money, he faces up to 10 years in prison. and an important decision: in the united states of america, the house of representatives passed a resolution condemning the abduction by russia ukrainian children. the government of the aggressor country under the leadership of putin, by the way, is also a person wanted by the criminal court in gaza, who is found responsible for illegal and illegal deportation of minors. children from ukraine. the resolution also declares that preventing illegal adoption is genocide. according to our obutsman dmytro lobinets, all countries of the world should condemn

we see that the settlement of uman is already only 3 km from the front line, the nearest villages startthe current front line, so there is a fear that berdychi will be blown, and berdychi is the last line held by the ukrainians, after only semyonovka, which is a small village and russian. that without us help, ukraine will face defeat in the coming months. at the same time, tsyrsky for the first time commented on the resignation of his predecessor zaluzhny. he stated that the military does not discuss orders, they carry them out. and since zelensky relieved the commander-in-chief during the war, he had. baseless reasons, myself zelensky finally got through to the speaker of the house, representatives of the us congress mike johnson, threatened him or cried, as a last argument is not reported. after the call, zelensky recorded an address to the nation, where he said that he had conveyed to johnson, who was single-handedly blocking aid, the latest report from the front, and demanded. this is exactly how he demanded that the united states act against putin with a united republican and demo

in 1648, in the uman region , the cossacks under the command of khmelnitsky defeated the poles, did notne prisoner, then besieged the city of korsun, massacred everyone, news of the uprising spread throughout malarus, local uprisings broke out everywhere, and the poles were not shown mercy. the polish gedman, the polish end, fought with khmelnitsky at the yellow waters, as a result. his army fled, the very end of polski and hetman potocki were captured. khmelinsky sent the prisoners to kiev and moved on. the uprising swept both banks of the dnieper and took on the bloodiest forms. as a rule, the leader of an uprising practically does not control the detachments that joined him, and the detachments of the rebel people were much more radical than vzglyadsky. they killed everyone. bogdan sent to the main candidate jan casimir, promising support and offering to recognize his cossacks' interest. in return, khmelnitsky stopped hostilities, but in parallel with cunning maneuvers, he constantly sent letters to tsar alexei in moscow, begging him to accept little russia under the high hand of the

brought against me, they would continue to work with him, they sent me to camp, this camp was located in uman, nastya, 19 years old, she was a student, she was from donetsk, she taught. when she was detained, they shot her in both legs , they said that if she didn’t confess everything, they would shoot her in front of her eyes, her parents, she was detained by a call, you see what a good ottoman, she rolls around, and with a pussy, it’s really great, yes, yes, get ready. yes, a good mattress, thick 17 cm high, it’s so full-fledged, full-fledged, and then with a slight movement of the hand, the trousers turn into, put on the cover, i also have it for it there is a pad, very sensitive , there was constant moral pressure, there were some threats, reprisals against my family, sometimes they brought me for interrogations, right there in kharkov, where the sbu building is. below ground level, there was a gym, of course , no screams, no shooting from there, was not heard above, i only had the opportunity to be there once, but there, of course, many were massacred, i think that over all these years a

fact that it is already in arpen as a memorial, in fact , this morning a lot of people also died in uman, just in their beds at home, so it really reminds us that... the war continues, the year, 2016 i am here performed at the stadium, and the house of culture itself was like a place, well, it was like being there. dear, there we were preparing for a performance with musicians, and of course, when you come now and see it smashed to pieces, it's very scary. so just now the floor is going to collapse, it's really scary when you think of the places that were recently filled with life, there people sang, played football, i don't know, they organized some kind of holidays, now everything is just destroyed there. when i found these 14 ancient crimean tatar songs , unpublished unknown, it's a treasure, to be honest, for me it's more than just a song or music, it's like a diary, because it... you ask me why i'm so sure about it, because i read these texts. it is very important for me to present this album in kyiv, because i want from the bottom of my heart to show something special, something mu

the body of 23—year—old ida, who had died in uman, was also brought home.aid to the employer, from $1,000 to $2,000 per person. how can you buy somebody else's freedom? the malawi government says it has paid over $160,000 for these women to return. oman's labour ministry has told the bbc that it only received one complaint from a malawian domestic worker in the two years to 2023. it said it is prohibited for employers to impose any form of forced labour on workers or to keep their private documents without their written consent. azeezat olaoluwa, bbc news. you can watch bbc africa eye's full film trapped in oman on the bbc africa youtube page, or if you're in the uk it's on the bbc iplayer. a hearing has been held in australia's capital canberra, as part of a senate inquiry examining the threat from invasive fire ants. experts say they pose more of a danger to australia than rabbits, cane toads, foxes, camels, wild dogs and feral cats combined. the ants are native to south america and are thought to have entered australia in shipping containers. let's speak

air defense also destroyed a cruise missile in the uman region, but there are also hits on an energy facility. previously, no one was injured. and in the kyiv region, as a result of the morning attack, they were damaged two private houses and an outbuilding. fortunately, no one was hurt. this was reported in the regional military administration. thanks to skillful air force hits on critical infrastructure objects were not recorded, the consequences of the attack are currently being eliminated. the air alert lasted 8 hours in kirovohrad oblast. the russians attacked the oleksandriyskyi district with shaheds. this was announced by the head of the region, andrii raykovych. as a result of the shelling , the premises of a private institution were damaged, and the car was also missing. fortunately, people are not suffered a 67-year-old man was injured due to a drone attack in the pologiv region of zaporizhzhia, the head of the region, ivan fedorov, said. the russians made 386 strikes on populated areas in the region. as a result of shelling, 56 residential buildings and infrastructure obje

also. destroyed a cruise missile in the uman region, but there is a hit on an energy facility. previously, no one was injured. shahed hit near a residential building in the zhmarry district of vinnytsia region. this was reported in the state emergency service. as a result of the attack, windows in the house were blown out, as well as a destroyed garage and a gas pipe. a man and a son live in the house. fortunately, they are intact. in the kyiv region , two private houses were damaged as a result of the morning attack. fortunately, no one was hurt. this was reported in regional military administration. thanks to the skilful work of the air force , no hits were recorded on critical infrastructure facilities. currently, the elimination of the consequences of the attack is underway. a 67-year-old man was injured due to a drone attack in the pologiv district of zaporizhzhia. this was announced by the head of the region, ivan fedorov. the russians made 386 strikes on populated areas of the region. as a result of shelling, 56 residential buildings and infrastructure objects were destr

the body of 23—year—old ida, who had died in uman, was also brought home. majority of these women have been released because money has been paid to the employer, from $1,000 to $2,000 per person. how can you buy somebody else's freedom? the malawi government says it has paid over $160,000 for these women to return. oman�*s labour ministry has told the bbc that it only received one complaint from a malawian domestic worker in the two years to 2023. it said it is prohibited for employers to impose any form of forced labour on workers or to keep their private documents without their written consent. azeezat olaoluwa, bbc news. you can watch bbc africa eye's full film, trapped in oman, on the bbc africa youtube page. as the world looks to move away from using fossil fuels, as the world looks to move away from using fossilfuels, demand as the world looks to move away from using fossil fuels, demand for deep sea mining permits is increasing. there are tens of billions of pounds worth of metals and minerals lying on the ocean's seabed, which could be used in renew

and sohis basically, as i'm reading this, writing this stuff, you can s see uman now a year and a halfto the truman committee finding his feet. he's learning he's he's learning on the job and growing to become as investigator as a senator and now suddenly as a leader, he was learning how to in public never one of his strong suits. he learning how to talk to the press. also he never quite figured out how to when not to talk to the press, when to hold his tongue, but he was learning how to talk tough. truman was a captain in the army. suddenly he's across the table as a senator facing. the top generals, the top admirals, the most powerful corporative executives in america. and he's asking tough questions. he's also learngsome tough ques. and to work behind the scenes. he was talking to the leadership of his party. he was talking sometimes critically to the president of the united states. and here's the cool part, too, about this story. along the way, americans him for it here. they found a guy who seemed to be looking out for them, looking out for their sons and daughters who were servin

uman, as the united states senator in this period wasn't famous and famous to be photographed reallyrtfully. very few. mostly what i had was like campaign photos. or here's a here's a picture of him where he's like this big standing on the steps of the capitol building or whatever. none of them kind of said what this picture does was, here's a guy ready to he looks like he's ready to rip into defense contractor or military official. and also, we're kind used to photographs of truman as president or later he's kind of older truman and he's a little round and and everything this period of his truman could still fit into his army uniform from world war one. he was still like he was in good shape. he walked several miles a day, but also he was took this job very seriously. and i wanted a photograph that would capture that. so i was walking down a hallway here and there was a picture hanging on the wall. i don't if you can see, but that's me silhouetted in there taking a picture of that thing. and i sent it off to the book publisher and i said, hey, what about this one? fully expecting th