dear comrades, today the soviet spacecraft soyuz tm-3 is leaving for space flight citizens of two countries, the union of soviet socialist republics and the syrian arab republic. ignition. a delegation from the soviet union arrived and selected four people from the best syrian pilots, i was one of them, then we flew to the soviet union and there, during training, they selected two of them, and i flew alone. the flight into space was preceded by many months of training together with the backup and now. the vast experience accumulated by star city instructors in all climatic zones of the country is transferred future syrian cosmonauts. the analysis will come later, but the divers have already assessed the actions of munir habib and muhammad farys and presented these lilies. do these flowers grow in your homeland? unfortunately we don't have it. are such trainings necessary or not? of course, as your proverb will say, seeing once is better than hearing 100 times, such training is very important. because without such training we will not imagine how to rescue from water - through a helicopter. muhammad faris was not an allawi, like mo

well, in the name of the union of soviet socialist republics, the military collegiums of the supreme court of the ussr, having considered in a closed session the case on charges against yuri sergeevich kozyrev, born in 1910, sentenced by the military tribunal of the first belarusian front, under articles 58, part two and fifty-eight, part five of the ukssr , to 15 years in prison. with subsequent loss of civil rights for a period of 15 years, ruled. kozyrev, yuri sergeevich, under articles 58, part two and 58, part five ukssr, found not guilty due to the lack of corpus delicti in his actions, released from custody immediately, with restoration of civil rights and military rank, return of state awards and insignia. congratulations, comrade captain, see you off, comrade captain. hey, stupid, get out of here, you went, drove from nizhny tagil, what are you, what? hands, pincer up the mountain, i say, well, citizen kozyrev, we didn’t have time to free ourselves, i was so drawn to heroic deeds, i had to pass by. the only thing is there was no need to do this, it was to expose the lives of

we are somewhere nearby, we will jump onto this ship and quietly, in the name of the union of soviet socialist republicsered in a closed session a criminal case on... here here, in an hour all the necessary documents should be on standby, okay? i’m sure, comrade, citizen, okay, let’s go without any reservations, convoy, convoy, convoys, convoys, take away, eat, let’s pass. right away , they hit me from behind, as if into my thin heart depiction, the blow was well placed, it looks like a sharpening, the villain didn’t leave any personal information there, no, listen, they killed a man here, and you’re joking, and if i had licked a punishment corpse, a long time ago i seemed to be in a psychiatric hospital, like your molov, lyokha wouldn’t moved out of pity, but out of greed. great, what's here? yes, the warehouse was cleaned out, the store was already banged, sharpened, the blow was well placed, another one. we have established that it was stolen, now the supply manager will arrive, we will establish that the trunk was taken, apparently not local, most likely leaked from someone passing by, we will wait,

soviet union at the height of the cold war. he walked into the american embassy in moscow, pronounced his citizenship and declared my allegiance is to the union of soviet socialist republics confidently told the soviets he had information of special interest and spent the next three years in the ussr. the soviets were interested in the information he had. before defecting he served as a radar operator in japan and. all i gave him crypto clearance, higher than top-secret to one of the bases where the cia ran their spy planes out of. the very planes used to conduct aerial surveillance over ocean territory. six months after he defected to moscow, a spy plane was shot down by the soviet union. the first time in the cold war era. the pilot raised the -- the question of whether it had something to do with all his wild, the self-declared trader. the u.s. government did not treat him like a man who just committed treason. three years later after betraying his country, he decided to come home and instead of handcuffs, the the embassy gave him a lone and a passport. and when his passengers slipped -- ship landed in new jersey, they were welcomed by travel agents with ties to americ

fleet cosmonaut of the spaceship is a citizen of the union of soviet socialist republics, pilot major yuri alekseevich gagarin. go! yuri gagarin was destined to go to the stars and become a world star. yes, in his natal chart - this is the horoscope of every person, that’s what it’s called, there are indications the fact that it can really carry out this dream function. he has neptune, this planet that symbolically represents the word dream, is located at the zenith of the sky. therefore, of course, such a person. has become very popular all over the globe, but i want to draw your attention to the fact that neptune is not only a dream, not only the highest love, but it is also a mystery, his departure from this world is also connected with this mystery, this is how it works this planet, it can give mega-popularity, the love of all earthlings, at the same time time of the mysterious departure, well, about this mysterious departure, which you have already mentioned, we will talk about it later, now, i want to talk a little about something else, when we were preparing for the program, we

january 1991, even before the union referendum, there were 93 more than a percent declared that they were for the restoration of the crimean autonomous soviet socialist republicendum on preserving the union in crimea, 87% of citizens voted for it. yes, the act of declaring the independence of ukraine was widely supported in ukraine after the famous putsch, including, by the way, in crimea, although support there was the least of all regions, but even then, in general, crimea is absolutely. viable, not understanding that the people who started this, they didn’t need a new format, they needed the collapse of the union, it’s obvious that they started it all right away, i was lucky enough to have lunch with koravchuk during the work of the constitutional commission, i asked for it to this answer, because i understand that no powers are moving for crimea, yanukovych organized this commission at our insistence, to give us greater powers, nothing was moving. it's been over a year now we stood still, and i realized that not yet, but he was the chairman of this koravchuk commission, until i make up my mind, and he told me frankly, we had lunch with him, this is... so

volodya is a truly tragic person, because when our union of soviet socialist republics collapsed, whenaya was suddenly left without her main support, without her reliable defender and was forced to earn money herself. i arrived, he came up to me and said that you , i live two floors above, when did you want him? i say i would like to follow your apartment, i say, i can clean, i do all this at home, it was humiliating, a brilliant actress, a sex symbol, 1/6 of the sushi asked for a place at... for some reason i then felt that this was her birthday i was in some club, there was some kind of amateur performance, sergei, no matter what he was for me today, the fact that he wrote poetry in a really interesting way, and he performed them, with the guitar, as it were, and the guitar - this connection with volodya, this had an effect on me, and he sang songs there and sang, and very interesting ones, as it were, performances. succumbing to emotions, she blurted out: marry me. well, they started a conversation, for a day or two, maybe they met, just communicated, then she offered him an allianc

what's in his head are, at a minimum, the borders of the old union of soviet socialist republics. count on vladimir putin pushing forward, we'll end up in a collision with nato and the russian federation which, believe me, is a collision we want to avoid, they want to avoid and the world wants to avoid. >> ed luce, let's bring you in on this. obviously, we have daily reports from ukraine, about ukraine soldiers running outside of ammunition. russia making slow, grinding steady progress. real fears of another initiative of russian offensive in the months ahead. with the russian propaganda being bandied about the floor. this ukraine aid bill top of mind for many, what's your sense of as what can come of this. speaker johnson has said in recent days trying to get some form of bill through. he suggested instead of a senate bill he might try to create his own which is unclear if democrats would go for that. it also means if there's a coup attempt for johnson by marjorie taylor greene and others that democrats may not help him. how do you see it? >> we've been talking about the six-month

of software and grew up in the land sc region. and what was then the ukranian, soviet socialist republic, after the collapse of the soviet union, she initially worked as a lawyer in russia. but when war broke out and don bass and eastern ukraine in 2014 son joined at the pro russian step protest, the she was tasked with delivering humanitarian aid to fighters and civilians on the front lines. or if it's something dizzy me up or what the what shouldn't. i was todd in the don't last for over 10 years. i assume. but once the situation that was saved and i, as i knew i needed to do something else that to us may 2016 right. when our defense minister sat a showing who created this movement is all the division of narnia as a ministry patriotic use, ami um, any of those in a, you know, near cadet must be a role model for the every one of the patriots. pretty good. so it is the, you know, army of recruits, children and young people between the ages of 6 to 18. it's a sprawling organization which dozens of local groups throughout russia. in 2016, the movement had just 25000 members. today, you know, army accounts over 1200000 members the it'

soviet ukraine, of the entire soviet union, and by the way, it should be understood that this object was subordinated directly in moscow, i.e. not by the ukrainian ministry, of the ukrainian soviet socialist republic, namely the moscow one, and that is why we have such a large number of documents, so it is very easy to reproduce from these documents that everything went wrong from the very beginning, the very process of building this nuclear power plant was accompanied by constant violations of the norms that had to be observed, considering the fact that it is not even just a power plant, it is a nuclear power plant, it is one of those not frequent experiences in soviet construction, and the kgb constantly informed the party that what was there, what... some material was stolen, there was replaced with not the same, poor quality, there were already some first cracks, but they looked at all this with narrowed eyes , because the most important thing was to make it to the next anniversary of october, to start the chernobyl nuclear power plant in 1977 as an example of such great achievements of the communist government and the entire soviet regime, of course, but... literally right after that again- a

soviets of ukraine, the entire soviet union, and among other things, it is necessary to understand that this object was subordinated directly in moscow, that is, not to the ukrainian ministry of the ukrainian soviet socialist republicbut to the moscow ministry. and that's why we have such a large number of documents, so from these documents it is very easy to reproduce that everything went wrong from the very beginning, the very process of building this nuclear power plant was accompanied by constant violations of the norms that had to be observed, taking into account the fact that it's not even just a power plant, it's a nuclear power plant, it's one of those rare ones experiences in soviet construction, and the kgb constantly informed the party. that some material was stolen, some material was replaced with something of poor quality, there were already some first cracks, but all this was watched with squinting eyes, because the most important thing was to make it to the next october anniversary before launching in 1977 the chernobyl nuclear power plant, as an example of such great achievements of the communist government and the entire soviet regime, was launched from... well, but literally immediately after that

red finn, they called him, stood at the origins of the creation of the finnish soviet socialist republic, there were 16 republics in the unionw on the fountain of friendship of peoples, a girl, if you count them not 15, but 16, and the sixteenth is just korela is finnish by nationality, it’s true that this republic did not exist for long, then it will again become autonomous as part of the russian federation, a rich region, rich history, everything is magnificent, yes, karelia is a rich, beautiful region, the local cuisine is also magnificent, you can see this in frigat restaurant, this is the first fish restaurant in the city, it was opened back in 1975, tell me what it is, this is anezh siq, and i prepared it in two textures, the first texture is the back of a spicy -salted whitefish, you can try it in several.. variations in its pure form, with cheese, you can add dill oil, the second texture is a tortar made from whitefish bellies, there is cucumber for crunch and a little bit of cream cheese too, six with strechitella is definitely cool, well, these rice chips also give a good crunch with it. tartar is the best way to a

soviet union, and among other things, it must be understood that this object was subordinated directly to moscow, i.e. not by the ukrainian ministry, not by the ukrainian of the soviet socialist republic, namely that of moscow, and that is why we have such a large number of documents, so it is very easy to reproduce from these documents that everything went wrong from the very beginning yes, the very process of building this... nuclear power plant was accompanied by constant violations of the norms that had to be observed, taking into account the fact that it is not even just a power plant, it is a nuclear power plant, this is one of those not-so-frequent experiences in the soviet union construction, and the kgb constantly informed the party that whatever material was stolen, it was replaced with something of poor quality, the first cracks had already appeared, but all this was looked at with narrowed eyes, because the most important thing... was to be in time to the next anniversary of october, before the chernobyl nuclear power plant was launched in 1977, as an example of such great achievements of the communist government and the entire soviet regime, it was launched, of course, bu

republic, was ending. the soviet union, while actually still in a state of war, demonstrated peace. their potential capabilities, the capabilities of the socialist management system, will and the strength of the spirit of the soviet man. the first convincing victories were won on the labor front. in minsk alone, in the 7 months after the expulsion of the enemy , 36 and partially 14 industrial enterprises were put into operation. including an aviation plant so important for the front, which carried out repairs and assembled combat aircraft. in bobruisk in the fall of 1944, 18 enterprises were already producing products. by the end of the year , 17 factories resumed work in grodno. on january 1, 1945, the largest cement plant in the republic, the volkovysk cement plant, began operations. on construction sites in the republic received thousands of tons of cement for the first time in the first quarter. sewing, textile, leather and footwear production. by the end of 1944, 3,406 enterprises were launched in the republic. tongue. today is about who pulled belarusians out from the bombings, why are there minibuses in the desert , why are states doing w

with representatives of socialist countries had almost ended, but it was necessary to politically support the government of the syrian arab republic. a delegation from the soviet union arrived and selected four people from the best syrian pilots. i was one of them. then we flew to the soviet union and there, already during training, they chose two of them, and i flew alone. the flight into space was preceded by months of training together with the understudy. and now the vast experience accumulated by the star city instructors in all climatic zones of the country is being passed on to future syrian cosmonauts. the analysis will come later, but the divers have already assessed the actions of munir habib and muhammad faris and presented these lilies. do these flowers grow in your country? unfortunately, we don't have it. we need these training or not? of course, as your proverb will say, seeing once is better than hearing 100 times, such training is very important, important, because without such training, we will not imagine how one can rescue from the water through a vortaliot. muhammad faris was not an allawi, like most representatives of the government of the syri

the book, he thinks the people who were running the soviet union were idiots because they gave way too much authority to the red of the socialist republics, ukraine included and his position is ukraine is part of russia, which by the way, was also the position that donald trump's taken with his staff and many others. >> yeah. >> you write in the book, there is never a clear line between old world and the new, between traditional conflicts and modern ones. and you note the president biden entered off with office with a relatively stable world order four years later, of course, not looking very different two wars, the us is involved in israel and the between israel and hamas and russia and ukraine. there are fears a wider war in the middle east with iran. >> how much of the >> blame can be put on joe biden >> so some of it can i mean, i think that the way that we got out of afghanistan, i say in the book, getting out of afghanistan was the right thing to do. we did it in the worst possible way. i think that may have somewhat encouraged putin. and also made jiajing paying think the united states is not ready to get involved in wars and conf