unique unique in our opinion. results. these are not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result to date in the world of chemistry, resistant ovarian cancer is practically insensitive to chemotherapy, and the orinogen vaccine has significantly increased the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so-called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. a in 40% of patients, a long period is observed. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without the progression of the disease - this is again. i repeat, a uniqueult, but nevertheless, these tests. they continue on other localizations of malignant tumors , research continues in gastric cancer. uh, the drugs were ineffective. this is not a panacea, once again emphasized, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors in order to show effectiveness. well, another interesting detail, uh research on cancer patients. we found that this drug can be effective in non-cancer diseases due to its uniqueness and effect on chronic inflammation. uh, we have noticed that with diseases such as psoriasis, e rashes disappear. yes, signs of illness. e, the course of a disease such as osteoporosis, softening of bone tissue, improves. and this is very important for elderly patients and , with complications of diabetes, it begins to heal, for example, diabetic ulcers. therefore, in the future, when we have a sufficient number of drugs it will be interesting to conduct a study in non -tumor diseases as well. the right morning should start with t

unique unique in our opinion. the result is not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result to date in the world of chemo-resistant ovarian cancer, practically unrelated to chemotherapy, but the vaccine or the gene has made it possible to significantly increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so -called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. a in 40% of patients, a long period is observed. no disease progression study. they have been running for almost three years now. and during these three years there was a period without progression of the disease. once again , this is a uniquet. however , here are the tests. they continue to other localizations of malignant tumors research is ongoing in gastric cancer. uh, the drug was ineffective. i emphasize once again that this is not a panacea, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors in order to show effectiveness, but there is still an interesting detail. uh, in a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug may be effective in non-cancer diseases due to its uniqueness and effect on chronic inflammation. uh, we have noticed that with diseases such as psoriasis disappears e rashes. yes, signs of disease. e, the course of a disease such as osteoporosis, softening of bone tissue, improves. and this is very important for elderly patients and with complications of diabetes. for example, diabetic ulcers begin to heal . therefore, in the future, when we have a sufficient amount of drugs, it will be interesting to conduct research in non- tumor diseases as well. their technologies are our comf

unique unique in our opinion. the result is not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result to date in the world of chemistry, resistant ovarian cancer is practically insensitive to chemotherapy, and the orinogen vaccine has significantly increased the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so -called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. a in 40% of patients, a long period is observed. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without progression of the disease. once again , this is a uniqueother localizations of malignant tumors research continues in gastric cancer. uh, the drugs turned out to be ineffective , this is not a panacea once again emphasized, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors in order to show it is effective.

unique unique, that is, innovatively thought out to the smallest detail , literally everything is perfectly executed in this territorial formation by the team that was initially engaged in the implementation of the concept and continues to implement advanced developments. indeed there is something to be proud of about 30 km, the road is about 300 km of engineering communications networks. this is a water well. this is an electrical substation, this is a distribution station, this is a sewage treatment plant, and today, if we take the ground structure as a whole, then 66 buildings and structures have been built on the territory of the park and are functioning, they have created two truly uniquene site is an economic household currents, where all wastewater is cleaned. and this happens to a high degree to the so-called fishery purpose. everything is automated, everything is controlled by both computers and humans. it can connect from anywhere in the world, and water is also recycled , for example, for heating our buildings. and, that is, there is also such a unique technology plus space heating. we are now working on simply heating with mining equipment, and the second structure is also simple. it would seem to be a simple one - this is the purification of rain currents. uh , here too. the pools in which water is collected are accurate, and we decided to make an underground structure - these are cassettes that leave each other in this way, the whole structure is underground. the total capacity is 20,000 cubic meters, the aboveground part is a parking lot, that is, it can be used this land. this is the only building in belarus and in terms of scale without concrete structures

the usual concert, absolutely ingenious and no one will do it better than butman , a unique, unique, talented, unique accurate, whom i first saw saw the distance where we saw each other. first time. i went to your club not quite small. it was the fifth year. i was 14 or 15 or 16. maybe he came, i didn’t even have time to understand anything, and then there was an international competition of world, jazz in rostov-on-don, the dialect was one of the contestants. naturally, as soon as he started playing, it was clear that this grand prix would immediately go to oleg akatorov. nikolai yanovsky and i, a wonderful pianist, an outstanding fat composer, shed a man ’s tear, because we are because when you see such talent, and it just, well, it touches you. you know, when this athlete of ours was a snack winner at the olympic games, in my opinion in 2004, when he overtook everyone, so to speak, all people in the world. uh, at that time the best, who is also such pride and from this pride you always have such tears of joy, as the famous hero said, and so it’s the same thing, we saw oleg and we both have one. if

i think they will be worthy of their teacher, this unique unique amazing person, starting with the magneticrms in his film. i have mastered the profession of a film actor , the director is the seniority of thought. this is probably such a rarity now you know. after a short pause, we will talk about the consequences of the earthquake in turkey and syria in turkey, more than 31,000 people who died already, the medal of the tula soldier found by a german farmer after 79 years to his relatives and, uh, to the 150th anniversary of the birth of chaliapin on our channel today is a big premiere of the eponymous series. watch today a special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. do not miss 60 minutes today 17:30 on the channel russia social network of investors, matvey subscribed to investors with a high profitability and earns as they install the tinkoff investment application and earn the largest social network for investors. he is so alone. what is the best medicine for cystitis? up to fifty percent important decisions for yourself

you know, let's forget about the say that who cares about a unique, unique flora and fauna. let's, let's forget about it. and then being bombarded again again, and i said that he was, he is currently the only thing they can do is aggression. the only thing they can do is violence. so let's split them and now until this makes is like total loonies and but annoyed many action, borland and bullies who actually support this idea. so basically, rather than sort of a taking thing seriously will leave in the serious role we're facing. she is issues off, i think it becomes like know when all the truth as, as it does matter and we are harvested now. what, what, what was so, you know, vladimir, i had, took the occasion a couple of weeks ago to re read alexander sold geneva since famous commencement address. i. yes. i which i, i didn't really understand at the time where he was coming from. but from the context of 2023, it makes clear, you know, the deep fault wines of between traditional russia, which had come to represent at that point even well before the collapse of the soviet unio

unique unique in our opinion, the result is not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result in the world today. chemistry-resistant ovarian cancer is practically insensitive to chemotherapy, and the vaccine or agent has made it possible to significantly increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so-called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. and in forty percent of patients there is a long period. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without the progression of the disease - this is again. i repeat, a unique result, but nonetheless less here are these trials, they continue on localization of he malignant tumors studies are ongoing in gastric cancer. uh, the drug turned out to be ineffective, this is not a panacea, i emphasize again, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors in order to show effectiveness, but another interesting detail. uh, in a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug can be effective in non-cancer diseases due to its uniqueness and effect on chronic inflammation. uh, we noticed that in diseases such as psoriasis e rash disappears. yes, signs of disease. uh , the course of a disease such as acute bone softening is improving. and this is very important for elderly patients and, with complications of diabetes , it begins to heal, for example, dobitic ulcers. therefore, in the future, when we have a sufficient number of drugs, it will be interesting to conduct a study in non-tumor diseases as well. everything that lives, modern, belarus t

unique about you and write one paragraph about it. on friday, everybody will share with the class. so who can tell me what it means to be unique? amelia? amelia: being unique means being different from everyone else. teacher: very good. other ideas, anyone? girls: ♪ let's go swing a rope again, up and up and down again swing it out and swing it in down and up and down again let's go swing a rope again up and up and down again down and up and up and down 'cause everyone can find-- ♪ boy: let me guess. amelia and jane. both: nope. jane: got any ideas? amelia: we've been to new york. jane: so has sunny. amelia: we've been on the drop of death. jane: lots of people have been on the drop of death. both: we like to sing. amelia: wait, jane, i don't think we can put that. jane: why not? amelia: because we both like to sing. jane: so? amelia: so it's not unique. jane: you like to draw. amelia: so do you. jane: you like avocado more. amelia: not really. i just eat it. jane: well, i don't know, just make something up. amelia: what? no. [sighs] ok. you can be the one who sings. jane: what are you going to put? boy: amelia and jane. both: mm-hmm. boy: yes. [bell rings

know, we have a carrot about the american about the western people about the russian , this is a uniquely unique turns out to be mine in two years we will make five parliamentarian elections march will be a new talented elections in bulgaria again. i told you that we had 150,000 refugees baptized at first, when we arrived, everything was full of people who helped and that's it, but now they have increased. what a mess it will make bulgaria and the relationship has become different, and i’ll say something else, we did it for generators, they gave it to our bulgarians in the odessa region. they are selling units now. they are now also selling generators back to bulgaria. yes, yes, yes, yes, just a chic business. it seems to me that you get it for free, and you sell it back to you huge. thanks to the bulgarian people hello. say hello to russia to the russian people. in alexander i will have a very brief commentary, when the bulgarians participated in maneuvers as part of the nato troops, and they were given growth targets similar in shape, and of course, the enemy’s silhouette e, the russian army.

unique unique in our opinion. results. these are not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result to date in the world of chemo-resistant ovarian cancer is practically not numeral to chemotherapy, but the vaccine or the gene has allowed significantly improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so-called median time to progression. they disease increased more than 2.5 times, and 40% of patients observed a long period. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without the progression of the disease - this is again. again, a uniquet. and continues on other localizations of malignant tumors research continues with stomach cancer. uh, the drug didn't work. this is not a panacea once again emphasized, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors to show the effectiveness, but still an interesting detail. uh, in a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug can be effective in non- cancer diseases due to its uniqueness and effect on chronic inflammation. uh, we have noticed that with diseases such as psoriasis, e rashes disappear. yes, signs of disease. uh, the course of a disease such as osteoporosis softening is improving bone tissue. and this is very important for elderly patients, and with complications of diabetes, it begins to heal, for example. diabetic ulcers, therefore, in the future, when we have a sufficient amount of the drug, it will be interesting to conduct a study in non-tumor diseases also. tv channel belarus 24 broadcasts for you around the clock, do not switch. our da

unique uniqueness , of course, there were many novels, and there composers and the artist schaefer and badensky, princes always surrounded her with a lot of men, but ivan sergeevich became truly close and a member of the family, they adored him children. and damn it was, yes, but it’s enough to read the correspondence. let's say put it, yes, and called ideas here's one of the daughters of vr up to how she writes they adored. they could not pronounce his last name and called him. not turgenev from turglin turglin, that's how they loved him very much. here he was his own for them, like a kind uncle, such and it seems to me that when they died, and turgenev spends returning in a few months. after that, there were even, of course, very elderly people. but still, there was light in these relations. yes, no woman will refuse the love of such a man. and, of course, she needed this love the greatest writer. e could speak beautifully and was not ashamed with him, on the contrary, count to appear somewhere and when at your feet, and hmm yes, a great russian writer. he then published. why not on this one and others flocked, of course, who will let go of yourself? in the elegance of the mind, the beauty of the young turgenev had a lot of attraction, of course. she liked it. i also liked his love for her, but she did not hurt him, he had no power over her. she did not suffer for him, did not suffer, did not shed that blood of the heart that love requires. well, yes, when turgenev died, she did not leave her room for 3 days. when her husband died, she was the next day. uh, gathered students and taught our taught music. yes, classes have already begun. this is the case when he loved e, and she, let's say , let herself be loved, but at the same time, e and the allied side. i also think there was a strong connection. just uh, she left less sources about it. yes, she destroyed, by the way, her letters. turgenev , yes. here we basically have ivan sergeevich's letters to her, and that's all, having, and here's what she could redeem. well, he lived, so to speak, she was practically pumped in her soul and turgenev all her fortune and left she had the opportunity to do so. that's why she edited the relationship history. and perhaps we can say that. but perhaps she eliminated something that could compromise her in some way. in general, i think at that time yes, but in russia europe was already naturally enlightened, this is the relationship to russia in which there were slaves. well serf slavery is the same slavery, or maybe marriages were considered then. here we are already furious from the alliance. no, maybe it was unusual. maybe they would turn away from her if she wouldn’t have such a thing, it couldn’t be one thing slaves and quite another aristocrats there were a lot of such marriages and of course, uh and a lot of russian girls married europeans from good families, and from aristocratic and just noble on the other hand to her, foreigners already on russian girls came to russia on and made a career there, that is, here is the highest layer, he was international and you know what's the matter. here is the position of turgenev, it was uniqueeven world a star, because he had fans across the ocean, and, uh, tolstoy had not yet been dostoevsky and was not close. and turgenev was super his becoming a doctor of law at oxford university. how to write for the hunter's notes, which played a huge role in the abolition of serfdom? i mean, this european superstar is a friend of the flagbear, there are other famous french writers, so of course not. eh, that wouldn't be an obstacle to marriage. yes, there were barriers to marriage. i think it's mutual dislike. well, plus they just didn't have enough time, because viardou is dead. e a few months before the death of turgen. he was already terribly ill with cancer. eh, we had it incorrectly set. well, i'm not a doctor. i can't say about it. well, i don’t really understand this one, maybe i’m from another in general, well, i’m looking at it, as it were, and judging. uh, mona loved him, but at the same time gave birth to children from her husband, and not one here during this period. yeah,

it's unique here. the uniqueness the courts lies in the fact that that they can work independently in the western sector of the arctic, all year round, that is, carry out transportation without the help of icebreakers all year round. now zapolyarny stands on the rail and waits for the water to leave. according to the latest data, in order to free the berths, its level must drop by another 1 m, and this will happen no earlier than in three days . so, every spring. every year, the sport goes under water, and then it is restored in the spring. that is, he revives, as if the phoenix is ​​being pepped for water by a crane hill and the work continues; there is nothing like that, nor in one port of the world. i climb into the cab of the loader to look at the legendary pipe from a thirty-meter height. the camera is closer. here it is further removed closer. here is the night mode. there are also buttons. that is , you not only visually evaluate what you see in front of you, but also with the help of the camera. yes, but here

they were also, yes, that's why this experience is not unique, it is unique in the new time, becauseh thing in the civilian civilized world, sir valentina, i have a very short question, when will we win , when will we survive, will we win, and in the end will we be able to master our ptsr? psychological health. it will remain. it can be scarred somehow. it is possible to work on it with a psychologist, or will it be necessary to work on accepting this mark and try to get along with it and build your future briefly please? which will affect you and prevent you from living and developing, what we are living now can become a trace and this trace can be positive , it can be a future resource because a lot of what we have lived

unique? is it that it - unique, i think. what is it about it that is so unique? d a double life and took so many people in. he duped some new people, notjust— people in. he duped some new people, notjust colleen and people in. he duped some new people, not just colleen and her sister, businesses in the north—east, colleen — businesses in the north—east, colleen referred to some companies. they were _ colleen referred to some companies. they were fake companies. they were no such— they were fake companies. they were no such companies. he offered to buy a hotel— no such companies. he offered to buy a hotel in— no such companies. he offered to buy a hotel in newcastle which never existed — a hotel in newcastle which never existed. a1 .6 million house he was going _ existed. a1 .6 million house he was going to _ existed. a1 .6 million house he was going to buy. he didn't have any funds— going to buy. he didn't have any funds at— going to buy. he didn't have any funds at all. he said his man was a rich sports — funds at all. he said his man was a rich sports agent. the

unique unique in our opinion. results. these are not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result so far. day in the world of chemo-resistant ovarian cancer, virtually insensitive to chemotherapy, and the vaccine or the agent has greatly improved the effectiveness of chemotherapy. the so -called median time to disease progression. more than 2 1/2 times, and 40% of patients have a long period. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years, there was a period without the progression of the disease - this is again. again, a uniquethe drugs turned out to be ineffective, this is not a panacea to emphasize again, but we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors to show effectiveness, but another interesting detail. uh, in a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug can be effective in non -cancer diseases due to its uniqueness and effect on chronic inflammation. uh, we noticed that with diseases such as psoriasis e rash disappears. yes, signs of disease. uh, the course of such a disease is improving.

will work more efficiently maria tarasova mykhailova danilov details tv channel inter marathon unique news unique footage of the combat use of drones under fire was announced by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valeriya zaluzhnyi ongoing both about reconnaissance quadcopters and attack drones that help to destroy the occupiers and get a fortress city in the conditions of russian tactics of living waves, it is the speed of detecting the enemy that transmits its coordinated strike groups and helps the armed forces of ukraine to destroy suicide squads with accurate fire. and with the help of kamikaze drones and shock quadcopters to hit the equipment of the russians and their fortifications, in my opinion, the role of air reconnaissance is the main one, because the eyes that provide information for of the same infantry is extremely important , drones save lives, drones stop them from prisons , the infantry very quickly conveys the message that the enemy is creeping towards you, and the infantry reacts very quickly to this, the sbu eliminated the channel financing of terrorists, f

, uh, ukraine is a democracy, uh, yes, it is under aggression, uh , the conditions are uniquely difficult, uniquelynths i have not met a single ukrainian politician with whom i communicate . they didn't say anything, that's what they stopped believing in. let's say it's ukrainian prospects or not, yes, they have notes that they might have done differently, you know , a different opinion - that’s in general. i would say ghost of common sense, because we all have our own idea, sometimes it can be we are not so competent in expressing ourselves, but we have opinions, that is, we have the right to even sometimes make a mistake in our evaluations, so i really hope that this is the law of media, which, by the way, received a positive assessment from the european structures uh because you know in europe there are yours problems, therefore, in hungary, there were certain problems. in some countries , there are statements of success, but i hope that these laws will not be used by anyone . this means that they use this law against different opinions. i hope that the return and opening of all television chann

ukraine is popular ukraine is heroic ukrainian armed forces ukrainian people give diplomacy a unique chance unique and in principle volodymyr zelenskyy the president copes with this function of the foreign political representation of ukraine , as a diplomat i look more at this and this episodes because i i was involved in this, i know it 's not easy there, it was not easy to bring something in general to demonstrate that it's a russian war there wavy i remember the wreckage of the bus that was then playing chopped up and now the hose is calm please enter. convey, congratulate, donate, that is, you know this phrase, it is a very good phrase. we need wings for freedom and such , that is, other times. it is interesting. yes, some certain things were said by president zelenskyi that this was left behind the scenes, but we are expecting them. that is, how much is this a real action of the european partners, because someone said that we are ready. but after the decision of other countries like poland, someone says that they are not ready to do it yet, when can we see it and will it be publicly discussed

popular, ukraine is heroic, the armed forces of ukraine, the ukrainian people give diplomacy a unique chance, unique in in principle, president volodymyr zelenskyi copes with this function of the foreign political representation of ukraine

unique sima. yazd, unique and incomparable, how beautiful and pleasant the different nature of the desert and the mountains has calmed down in the neighborhood of each other, and may the hearts of people give it an eternal bond . flowers and rose water are the precious heritage of the people of this land. rose water is a reminder of a short life mohammadi rose is a child of the land of flowers and roses, the land of flowers and bulbs, in the southwest of kashan city, in a completely mountainous area and at the foot of the vulture mountain range , for one of the four strategic products and agricultural indicators of wardak, gol mohammad, the city of sport, which is grown every year from the middle of may. from the month until the end of spring, the spring season starts from the collection of 1501 mohammedy flower gardens in kashan city, more than 1100 hectares of which belong to barzak shear department, of which more than 70% of the mohammedy flowers in kashan region belong to the sports department, and more than 80% of rose water production. the region also produces electricity in the sun from behind the clouds in the houses that brighten the space perfumed and the breeze of life has another spring with it, because when it is accompanied by the fragrance of salawat of two mohammad flowers, the angels prostrate themselves on the carpet and prostrate themselves to the creation of the mighty exchange, the beauty of pink flowers and on the green carpet of the grandmother had a solar mohammad to steal and color it has also been found that the superman of hamed homayun is even more spectacular because the indescribable enthusiasm and vitality of the people of these areas have taken over and they have abandoned their morning sleep and flock to the rose gardens from khoros khan and are busy picking flowers in search of strength and daily life. and the use of mint will draw hundreds of thorns and the other side of this heartwarming story gulab giri and the gula giri workshop are waiting and looking forward to the picked flowers and preparing themselves for a busy day to deliver pure pears to the people. people and farmers have been and still are, and no flower has been praised as much as the mohammedan flower in the poems of iranian poets and artists . in the work of roses and flowers, the eternal rule was that this witness of the market of vienna should be the veiled flower. getting rid of the last trouble became a rose , the flower is dear, you count it as a prize, the talk that came to the garden from this way and from that, it is hidden like a pearl in the shell of the desert, and to discover it, you have to cross the sea, which, of course, this difficult road is paved with the desire to see this hidden paradise, a city with unique natural, cultural and historical features. his person is specific and general, say no, it becomes a permanent resort for those who come to this city once and experience the soil and heat in the heart of the eye-catching mountains whose name has filled the closed space of that mountain and i have boundless borders. the geographical text of the books of the dream world of jahangandar has made its way and ruined the perfume of flowers the officials above all of these are the house of god, these nobles and the blessed place of the pure imams, peace be upon them, which is washed every year with pure rose water . subhan, by the hand of ibrahim khalil, he built the talent of growing the most excellent example of the mohammadi flower, a lush green plant from the land of iran, kashan. the land of the world-creating firsts, which he wanted to make fragrant with love poems, now, all the time, on the chest of the noble kashan, a sign of merit and a proud block, and the fact that every year only t

i will introduce you to the unique master zinaida eliseeva, who came up with a unique way of decoratingns with an openwork straw frame for her talent, she was awarded the republican prize for the spiritual revival, her work is known all over the world, that’s in the church and the cone with a forest frame, so beautiful. i think it needs to be done with a straw, and everything is very simple, as newton fell, uh, the apple on her head did not open. that's what i came, and that just means, knowing the exhibition in moscow, it was necessary to teach him something to provide for the exhibition. i even did. without such frames , the frames were simpler. well, it turned out there that they made such a furr. straw is endowed with the strength and beauty of its native land. in skillful hands , this material is in no way inferior to gold. how long does it take to create one salary? you know how when that's if i i do to a good person, she directly, well, the soul sings. i don't even know who i'm doing to, but why everything works out so well. i weave the elements, and then they all fit into this s

semi-precious stones that exist in sarayan city, some of them are unique like our family stone is very unique, special colored agates that are unique to some of the agates that we have, this has a capacity considering that the initial cost to start a business is very much a skill training that happens , local residents can convert these stones to a real piece to a precious stone that the market sells relatively it is also good to produce goods and its added value , it is not possible to create a business and get employment. in 1969, the professional technical staff of the city of three castles are working, four people directly, two people indirectly, as god has seen, if there are credits and support , we will double one person, even more , considering these facilities , reverse migration will occur in this area. after receiving training, we can move forward with this case, we can move forward to this region, to the economy of this region prevent immigration, in the name of god, muhammad, i am a shoemaker, this is a heavy city, the discussion of training in gem cutting , if something is taken, you can be successful in bodybuilding,

unique unique in our opinion, the result is not only our estimates. these are the estimates of all world experts. this is the best result to date in the world of chemistry, resistant ovarian cancer is practically insensitive to chemotherapy, and the orinogen vaccine has significantly increased the effectiveness of chemotherapy. so-called median time to disease progression. increased by more than 2.5 times. a in 40% of patients, a long period is observed. no disease progression study. have been running for almost 3 years now. and during these three years there was a period without progression of the disease. once again, this is a unique ongoing in gastric cancer. uh, the drug was ineffective. is not panacea once again emphasize, and we will need to conduct a study in all types of malignant tumors to show the effectiveness, but there is another interesting detail. uh, in a study on cancer patients. we found that this drug can be effective in non -cancer diseases due to its uniqueness and effect on chronic inflammation. e, we noticed that with diseases such as psoriasis e rash disappears. yes, signs of disease. e, the course of such a disease is improving, such as acute threshold with softening of bone tissue. and this is very important for elderly patients and with complications of diabetes. for example, dobitic ulcers begin to heal. therefore, in the future, when we have a sufficient amount of drugs, it will be interesting to conduct research in non-tumor diseases, etc.

uh, because the unique mechanism is unique. wide space and the atlantic of eurasia, of course, he hmm will probably be in demand, but probably in other conditions from other political ones. as elites alexander kazimirovich, we hope that russian diplomats will still be able to find new and effective channels of international communication, but i would like to congratulate you, of course, on the day of the diplomatic worker and wish you good luck on the diplomatic front of russian politics. thank you very much and i will end with the fact that who seeks always finds. thank you. thanks a lot, do goodbye. people can remain under the rubble in the city of efremov, tula region, they are clearing the rubble on the spot, an apartment in one of the entrances, what is the situation? mourning lists grow the death toll in the earthquake in turkey has exceeded 6,000 people at once, several districts have declared a state of emergency, as the elimination of the consequences is progressing. they hit the city from large-caliber nato guns, the

unique. history, unique. and the father loved his daughter , saw her little daughter, truly loved her.hter, then they broke up, and she lived with this happy thought all her life all her life and 50 years. even 50 years did not break her, and therefore this is what father's love is. mother's love, it is forever and all life is protected. and now look at relatives. so uh, we need to marry luda , look, she is good with us, she is good. yes, cheerful, yes, yeah, she's ready for everything. this is mentally in the head of a goose, divided between you. a little bit, but when lyudmila goes there, i'm afraid to imagine. how many gifts will she have to bring with her. that you will go for 2 months with all the gifts for all those relatives that we saw, and these are not all your relatives. and it will be lyudmila picture basket cardboard, she can do it 100%. this is us 200 people will be for us. she herself is a great gift the biggest gift. it is she herself who always goes for justice and speaks correctly. yes well, at least i like to think so. i thought i had a big family. no, not as big, of

unique responsibility, unique among the 17 different agencies across the u.s. government to provide intelligence to our state, local, tribal, territorial, and private sector partners who are in the front lines of keeping americans safe. success is dependent on information sharing with local partners to address these threats. we know ina has often struggled to achieve mission success. dhs is our newest cabinet level agency, just born with 9/11. we are all invested in ina's success. we want to make sure we understand ina's sharing to state and local partners and make sure our communities are getting easy access to intelligence and we want to make sure some of the concerns raised by the government accountability office in their preliminary report that focuses on some of the products right before january 6, 2021, the day the capital came under attack, make sure we understand some of the practices of some of those products were not made available until days after the attack. you. we all feel you are able to do your best work to keep the homeland safe. i just want to say that i believe this is the final hearing of this subcommittee's work before the end of the year. throughout my time as chairwoman, we have had really wonderful staff reports and work with the department, with other federal agencies and i want to thank ranking member -- the ranking member for being a good partner in this committee in this committee. i hope the work you will put on display for us is something we could take forward into the next congress and continue to develop that relationship for the betterment of the department and the people of the american public. the chair now recognizes the ranking member of the subcommittee, the gentle man from texas for an opening statement. >> thank you, madam chair and i agree with your sentiments. it has been a pleasure to serve on this committee with you and i appreciate your leadership, the staff's participation and i think the ability to look at some of these issues in what i hope will continue to be more of an apolitical, nonpartisan focus on security. at our full committee hearing, we focused on worldwide threats to the homeland and foreign terrorists seek -- organizations seeking new ways to target the u.s. with ongoing cyber attacks to critical infrastructure and emerging technology like drones being weaponized to cause harm and so many other threats. perhaps more now than ever there before, we have two have our intelligence professionals provide info on the countless threats we face. we were test with the important role within leading the intelligence enterprise, couldn't posted dhs proponents as it navigates the complex that environment. it seeks to mitigate threats before they come -- they become costly and devastating to our homeland first upima served as the primary liaison to state, local, territorial and private partners as well as the conduit for information exchanged within the many components of dhs for accurate intelligence to execute their and mission sets. being someone who served in the military, intelligence can be invaluable when properly vetted and delivered to the appropriate stakeholders prior to the escalation of the threat. however, ina has struggled, potentially identifying and disseminating pertinent intelligence. whether we call these failures or some other adjective, having been investigated by dhsoig identifying several threats but failed to produce any reports on these threats until past the point of mitigation. for example, we will go back to portland, oregon. i published several intelligence reports on u.s. journalist engage in ordinary journalism protected by the first amendment and leading to public outcry. the dhs said these reports were misguided and eventually recalled them. a comprehensive dhs administrator view on ina intelligence activity found no evidence of lettuces asian, it didn't cover -- of politicization, it played a role in these how -- these intelligence failures. ina suffered from overstaffed -- understaffed and overworked personnel, lack of oversight and leadership and can some cases and training gaps that left him lee's operating without an informed direction or knowledge of the policy. in the portland incident, junior collectors were less -- with less than ideal experience were sent into a volatile situation with enormous pressure to produce intelligent products before they had mastered the core competencies of their own specific duties leading to intelligence reporting on journalists rather than the real world threats. conversely, open-source collectors discovered potentially actionable threats prior to escalation but fell short of the critical mission set of sharing that information with law enforcement partners because they were unclear on the departments intelligence reporting policy and requirements, these sort of incidents led to public confusion, anger and ridicule which only exacerbated the morale of those within ina, many of whom had extended their working hours covering 24/7 shifts and truly working overtime. i look forward to hearing from you. on where the morale of the rank-and-file members is today and what leadership has done to right the ship. like so many other members, we have granted the authority to collect intelligence through publicly available sources, having multiple agencies collect and disseminate intelligence from publicly available internet searches and other law enforcement public releases offering limited value and at times can be redundant, duplicative as we mentioned before the hearing started. a recent dhs review of nine ina finished intelligence of nine ina finished intelligence domestic terrorism product released over one year showed six of the products contained information that the partners could have easily found. i hope that during this hearing today, it will be able to talk about where we have a duplicative or overlapping gathering system and we can have that conversation to know where ina can be most effective going forward. in the two decades since the attack of september 11, intelligence apparatus evolved greatly and i'm glad it has. the chairwoman served in one of those agencies. the office of the director of national intelligence including the national counterterrorism center has been established and the fbi has refocused considerable attention and resources towards the counterterror mission and enhancing their information sharing relationship with law enforcement partners. and dhs component intelligence branches have been bolstered. it is incumbent on those to assess and review the performance of the office of intelligence and analysis and consider steps to update and rebalance its role in responsibilities to ensure the value was the american people not only deserve but what our hard earned taxpayer money is going towards with the eventual goal of keeping the homeland protected. with that, i hope we have a great hearing and thank you for calling and i yield back. >> i thank the ranking member and members are reminded the subcommittee will operate to the guidelines laid out by the chairman and ranking member of the full committee in their february three colloquy regarding remote procedures. the chair now recognizes mr. wayne steen. for his opening statements. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity to discuss the dhs office of intelligence analysis or ina and it's an honor to be here but it's really an honor to represent the dedicated and high caliber intelligence professionals at ina. for the record, this includes a comprehensive overview of what we are doing right now. i would like to run through some of the key points describing the ina mission and its management and oversight. first and fundamentally, ina's primary and function is to carry out stage of the intelligence cycle on behalf of its customers, setting requirements, collecting against those requirements come reporting on that collection and disseminating those products to our partners. in terms of dissemination, ina is currently modernizing how we deliver intelligence to our partners. this year, we rolled out a mobile app which allows our customers, police on the beat, in the squad cars to access products on their phones, making it easier for them to get real-time access to intelligence. we are piloting a project to distribute laptops at a secret level to everclear partner so the don't need to be tethered to a fusion center or an office to get intel. i want to focus on a critical part of our mission which is intelligence partnerships. as the secretary often says, dhs is a department of partnerships and we want to increase our relationships. we developed a partnership with has -- which is invalid -- developed our relationships and we started hosting by whelchel -- by legally meetings with their tribal partners to discuss the threat environment we all face. in august, we hosted a national intelligence and it with the i acp which content -- which involved over 100 partners from agencies and associations at all levels of government to reimagine and discuss information sharing efforts in the future. in addition to the intelligent cycle and partnerships, third and absolutely critical mission has been building and enhancing the management and well-being of the workforce. i am particular encouraged by recent progress before and after my arrival and bolstering around an organizational health. this includes a focus on enhancing diversity initiatives, we live in a diverse world and it read wires diverse intelligence workforce and week can serve -- we consider diversity a core value. our telework program involves flexible scheduling to retain talented personnel. we are improving employee communication including how we receive feedback from the workforce which is so critical to self-examination which is so needed. fourth, we have institute initiatives to bolster employee morale. we launched a series with speakers like jim caper -- jim clapper and we held the first ina family day pattern after what the cia has done for generations. knowing this community is a special focus of training, we made substantial progress in enhancing our training efforts over the past couple of years including development of oversight training that covers the ina authority come intelligence oversight guidelines and protections. in addition to training its own staff, ina has expanded opportunities for intelligence personnel and other components among our state and local partners to the tune of almost a 300% in recent in 2021 alone for the number of people taking that training. these training efforts are being done in tandem with the formulation of a rigorous process of oversight. in response to the findings you all mentioned, ina has worked hard to create a culture that is focused on analytic integrity and the protection of privacy, civil rights and civil liberties of u.s. persons and we doubled the size of the intelligence oversight ranch which provides training and advice of guidelines and conducts compliance increases in intelligence products. we have hired to rear professionals is full-time to resolve concerns without fear of retaliation and it's important to note that dhs offices for civil rights and liberties are involved in our oversight efforts and review of our nist intelligence products. to ensure organization decisions are aligned with their long-term strategy, we are currently carrying out ina activities. we are taking a look at where we stand and we are doing that with the help of two distinguished national secure he professionals studying the organization and engaging with stakeholders to make sure we are adapting and aligning a resources to meet developing threats. should we identify room for improvement in that process and with their fy 23 budget, we made request to expand our political cadre and to invest in more resources. i want to thank you for your continued support and continued guidance so i trust you can see, ina remains committed to enhancing partnerships and reinvigorating our efforts to improving the way we deliver intelligence to our partners in maintaining an intense focus on enhancing oversight, training and morale across the organization. thank you for the honor of appearing before you today and i look forward to answering your questions. >> without objection, ask unanimous consent to enter a statement by the national fusion association. thank you for your testimony and i will remind the subcommittee we have five minutes to question the witness and a handful of us so we will likely be able to do a few rounds. i recognize myself russians. -- myself for questions. we are interested in morale and training but could you give us and c-span the meat and potatoes, how many analysts, what kind of reduction do you have per month, who is your principal customer and give us some examples of what you are producing so people understand not just how your workforce is fairing but the value proposition for the american people. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. to take a high level view, the ina value proposition goes back to its origins in 2002 when it was first stood up by statute. it was to help make sure all the players in homeland security enterprise, be they federal agencies like intelligence communities, dhs, doj, fbi and all our partners state and local law enforcement, territorial and tribal entities in the private sector, that we are doing the best to share relevant information across those partners. that is one of the lessons of 9/11 that we didn't connect the dots. connecting the dots was more than just not taking one data point and sing its relevance to another. it was not having the intelligence to channel one person who had the information to somebody who could act on it. that was one of the main concerns is that state and local were not part of this federal process of intelligence sharing. that is our main job. it is to bridge the state and locals than this one reason why my comments focused on what we are doing to cement that relationship, expand our regular communication with state and locals, sheriffs and police offices an error analysts, and not only were building the relationships but our analysts focus on the kind of threat information that will be relevant to those partners. >> help us understand how many analysts currently work for your shop? >> all told, we have -- do you have the number? i thought it was a little over 300 but it is in the 300 ranges for is pure analyst. i have a workforce of about 1000 including contractors. >> how many pieces of finished intelligence generally would you say that 300 analysts produced per month? >> i don't have that number exactly. >> can you give me an example of one or two pieces that have gone out understanding classification? tell us what you can see the average person like my dad who sitting at home in the hot dog business understands what ina does. >> happy to in this follows on to my previous comments. finding intelligence that is relevant to our state and local partners -- in the aftermath of the abortion decision that came down from the supreme court, it came out suddenly on a friday. it was unexpectedly early. we convened a call with all the stakeholders around the country but without a piece which raise the concern about possible violence and reaction to that decision. it explained what we had seen in the past from which violent actors and what we are hearing now about whether the violent actors would react to the decision. it was relatively peaceful but it was very well received because it laid out these things to look for. you recall the f ei, the attack on the fbi in cleveland after the mar-a-lago situation where an integral tool -- where an individual tried to attack an fbi office and was killed, we also put something out talking about the threat to law enforcement around the country, calibrating whether that threat was focused on federal law enforcement because of the mar-a-lago situation or a broader threat to other law enforcement. >> if you are sitting at home in michigan right now, every single person i know knows someone who has been the victim of a ransomware attack or stolen identity or some sort of cyber threat. have you done production on cyber threats and production on counter drone threats? the things the american people think of as a potential problem, what is the level of production you done those things? >> quite a bit and on the cyber front, we are working closely with cisa and critical infrastructure in general and we put out a good bit on cyber and put out product on ransomware because that's the issue that the average american really needs to think about. in fact, in our fiscal year 23 request, we asked for more cyber resources because of the criticality of that threat. >> lastly, can you describe in as much detail as you can, how ina's handling the issue of thomistic terrorism? >> it's a hugely important question. we are very focused on domestic terrorism. everybody from the dni to the fbi director to dhss at the primary terrorist threat today and the most lethal sustained threat is from individuals of small groups here in the united states. we still have al qaeda and the foreign terrorist organizations were a real threat but in terms of lethality, that is the main threat so we are focused on that and we see ourselves as any tickle role in that effort because domestic terrorism of that type with violent extremists, they are the kind of targets where state and locals are the first to find out about them. they need our strategic intelligence to know what to look for on the street and we need to get from them what they are seeing so we can couple that with intelligence from other parts of the country and zero in on the bad guys. i'm talking about people who are engaging in violence, that's the key. we are heavily involved in that including our collection process. also our open source collection where we target collection against people who are fomenting violence. that's an area where we see an expanding role with an expanding threat. >> i'm interested in the collection parts. before it was more like two or three bodies had been expanded but there wasn't any clarity on what exactly was happening particular on the collection side but i yields the ranking member. >> thank you, madam chair. i'm happy to hear you talk about how the role of ina is to be a bridge to the state and locals. what makes ina unique? where is the most value added of having ina and what should we, the american public, be looking at ina as nobody else does this and here's why it's critical? >> it's a great question. i would encapsulate this way -- as i said, we have the statutory responsibility and we alone have this -- terry responsibility to be the intelligence bridge for the state, local and territorial and tribal sources around the country so that is our function. we have other functions as well but that really is the key. that is what we do and this goes back to the failings highlighted by 9/11 in which we had insufficient coordination between the state and locals and federal. that is really air key mission and that's why we created the new position of undersecretary for security partnerships to highlight the need to keep those relationships strong and vibrant. that is why i mentioned earlier that we are stepping back right now and doing a 360 review of high and a. that entails taking a look at the organizatio

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unique turgenev’s uniqueness , where there were certainly many novels, and there the composer gounod and the artist schaefer and baden, princes, many men always surrounded her, but now she became truly close and family members ivan sergeevich turgenev adored him. children, and polina vr was, yes, but it’s enough to read the correspondence. let's say put it down. yes, they didn’t call him dd here is one of the daughters or erdo, as she writes, they adored him, they could not pronounce his last name and called him not turgenev, they were scared away. damn, they loved him very much. here he was his own for them, like a kind uncle, and it seems to me that when they died, and genius footer in the same year as louis returned . a few months after that, of course, there were even very elderly people. here, but still in these relations the light was familiar, no woman would refuse the love of such a man. and, of course, she needed this love the greatest writer. e could speak beautifully and was not ashamed with him, but on the contrary, count to appear somewhere and when at your feet e hmm yes, a great russian writer. he then published. why not on this and others flocked, of course, who will let go of yourself? in the elegance of the mind, the beauty of the young turgenev had a lot of attraction, of course. she liked it. he also liked his love for her, but she did not hurt him, he did not have power over her. she did not suffer for him, did not suffer, did not shed that blood of the heart that love requires. well, yes, when turgenev died, she did not leave her room for 3 days. when her husband died, she was the next day. uh, gathered students and taught. she also taught music. yes , classes have already begun. this is the case when he loved e, and let's say she gave herself to love, but at the same time, e and the union of the country. i think there was also a strong affection just hmm and she left a smaller source about it. yes, she destroyed by the way, their letters to others. yes, yes, here we basically have ivan sergeevich's letters to her. and that's what she is here. well , he lived, so to speak, she was actually in a shower and turgenev all her fortune and left she had the opportunity to do this, so she edited the history of the relationship. and perhaps we can say that. but perhaps she eliminated something that could compromise her in some way. in general, i think at that time yes, but in russia europe was already naturally enlightened here this is the relationship to russia in which there were slaves. well serf slavery is the same slavery, or maybe marriages were read then, that's already such a furious alliance. no, maybe it was unusual. maybe they would turn away from her if she came out no such thing no, this could not be one thing slaves and quite another aristocrats there were a lot of such marriages and of course, uh and a lot of russian girls married europeans from good families, yes and from the aristocratic and just from the nobility and on the other hand to her foreigners have already married russian girls they came to russia and made careers there, that is, the upper layer was international and you know what's the matter. here is the position of turgenev, it was uniqueause he had fans across the ocean. and not fat yet

unique stoves, unique design and cook food. it is possible in the field. if it goes, uh , production will be set up right all the time. vladimir putin awarded the chairman of the constitutional court of russia valery zorkin, above the state award, with the order of the holy apostle andrew the first-called, as noted in the presidential decree for outstanding services to the fatherland and many years of fruitful activity. tomorrow. valery zorkin, who turns 80, for the first time he headed the 91st constitutional court, and then was repeatedly re-elected to the post of chairman. and today, vladimir putin held talks with his colleague from belarus, alexander lukashenko, on the direction of cooperation of the multitude, security , aircraft industry, energy, it was a question of further developing the strategic partnership between moscow and minsk and integration within the framework of the union state. president alyaksandr lukashenka arrived in an elongated car with russian license plates, the assistant barely had time to put the meeting materials in front of the belarusian leader, then he asked the leaders to greet the negotiations. thank you for agreeing to come, well, really people. there is enough to do at home. i understand yesterday, by the way, i watched your press conference so that they would not look upset, probably not. no, i share your positions and approaches. you know, at yesterday's three-hour press conference that putin watched, lukashenka spoke about the external pressure on the country, but back to novaya ogaryovo, the leaders of russia have not seen belarus since december. so, we have a lot of topics to discuss, of course, as usual, throughout the entire spectrum of our relations , it concerns security issues and military cooperation, but i would like to note that the basis of this whole economy is that, and the turnover of goods is growing. he reached uh, a record level. yes , last year more than 43 billion dollars in dollar terms. and most importantly, opportunities in the field of cooperation are being solved , primarily industrial cooperation thanks to your efforts over the past decade, a lot of things have been preserved in e belarus that still got from the soviet union and received positive development lukashenka is called an even higher indicator of a record trade turnover of $ 50 billion. these are not only goods, but also services . thank you for inviting me home. this also creates a certain atmosphere . i was pleasantly surprised that your company ordered more than 300 million dollars from our it specialists . everyone was shouting. here belarus fled, in russia they left and so on. and if take russian it specialists, simply, there are several billion dollars, so even here, peace-loving countries in quotation marks did not manage to clamp us down like that, what better minds, as they said, fled our countries. you know import substitution. still, everything that we agreed with you at one time quite recently is moving forward. three months ago, on security and safety, the belarusian country completed 100% last year . industrial cooperation in the aircraft industry is also moving forward. belarus, which was once called the assembly shop of all soviet soyuz produce parts for russian aircraft. belarusians make for ms-21 and superjet, in my opinion, yes, 100 make up to 1,000 components already. that is, to the operation. we have three factories, two military ones and one civil one, and as i was informed by the government, they are ready to go into production. journalists in telegram channels close to the belarusian leader published every detail of this visit. here the plane flies to moscow, the president of belarus meets the mother. and here lukashenka leaves to meet them. this is his 122nd visit to russia since 2000, talking about integration at the highest level will be continued in the spring in april-may , a meeting of the supreme state council of the union state will be held dmitry kochetkov kiril loginov svetlana barkova channel one fsb prevented a terrorist attack at a chemical plant in the kaluga region lubricants during the arrest turned out to be armed resistance were eliminated during a search they found entire laboratories for the production of explosives firearms. and here are the supplies. in germany huddle hasn't started, security conference attendees come from 45 countries russia has not invited this for the first time in 20 years, the largest delegation from america is debating how to continue hostilities. and what else needs to be delivered to ukraine from lethal weapons, and the explosions on the nord stream gas pipeline, not a word yet. although this sabotage most directly undermines european security , the inhabitants of germany themselves are dissatisfied with the state of affairs on the ukrainian fronts. especially those who participated in the war in the forties remember how it was was. and so, why did the germans step on the same old rake, our correspondent ivanga found out. oh, he is 103 years old, the old wehrmacht soldier participated in the attack on poland in the battle for the westerplats, then he was sent north in may 1942. i was on the murmansk front. says his unit with the red army, and did not collide. that is, supposedly didn’t even shoot, we can’t check it so that we will leave it without comment at forty. third. george with a holler, deserted and fled to sweden. and today he is strong he is concerned about the likelihood of a military conflict with russia over ukraine, he has an animal fear of donation, if nato directly takes part in the war that the germans will again fight against russia, i am very afraid of this. this is what they started. they want to destroy russia, i would not like to experience this again. according to polls, more than 70% of the inhabitants of germany fear the spread of the military conflict beyond the borders of ukraine judging by the words of chancellor scholz, berlin is also aware of the danger , it is absolutely impossible to allow the use of nuclear weapons in this war, but the pumping of the kiev regime with weapons is increasingly reminiscent of a race, the german defense minister said on the sidelines of the munich security conference, he will negotiate about ammunition and spare parts for the leopard 2 tanks that germany will send against russia at the forefront. it does not slow down everyone else at the moment it looks, that is, in germany there are still ahead at the forefront who are far behind us, the munich security conference this year is more like a headquarters in which they discuss how to apply the defeat of russia, and against this general background, the words of the president of france could well become discoveries. we must show not naivete, but determination, the strength of courage, to resume dialogue with russia and to find solutions. but if anyone managed to believe that the macron poured self-deception for negotiations with moscow. a couple of seconds, but the time for dialogue has not come. under the pretext of building a dialogue, the president of france proposed to further increase military assistance to ukraine by the company of allies. the kiev regime. picked up, of course, uniques a neo-nazi party called the third way in the country. she became famous thanks to the scandalous procession to the beat of drums one on one as a hitler youth. and this party warmly welcomes the sending of tanks to ukraine as nationalist revolutionary anti-imperialists and liberation nationalists. we also applaud the use of leopards to defend europe in the spirit of our pathfinders against the greatest military invasion since 1945 by the pathfinders. apparently those who in 1941 attacked the soviet union when the red army had already forced the warrant. same nazis they continued to talk about the inevitability of victory, very similar words were said today by vladimir zelensky his speech in the conference schedule was called david on the dnieper and this is not a joke, a reference to the fight between david and the galiath described in the bible, the speech was predictable, unlike the reaction of the audience , direct inclusion from kiev was noticeable how reluctantly the conference p

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opportunities in the field of industrial cooperation. alexander lukashenko arrived at the residence of the new ogaryov in an elongated car with russian numbers, the assistant barely had time to put a folder with materials for the meeting in front of the belarusian leader, he asked the leaders to greet the negotiations. thank you for agreeing to come, but really we are all busy people. there is enough to do at home. i understand yesterday, by the way, by the way, i watched a very insipid conference, so as not to looked upset, probably not. no, i share your positions, you will learn the approaches at yesterday's three-hour press conference, which putin watched. lukashenka spoke about external pressure on a foreigner, but let's return to novaya ogoreva. russian leaders have not seen belarus since december. so, we have a lot of topics for discussion, of course, as usual, throughout the entire spectrum of our relations , it concerns the issue of security and military cooperation, but the basis of all this economics, i want to note that, and commodity turnover is growing. he reached an all-time high for last year, more than 43 billion dollars in dollars. and most importantly, opportunities in the field of cooperation are being solved, primarily industrial cooperation, thanks to your efforts over the past decade , a lot of things have been preserved in ue belarus that still got the soviet union and received positive development. . these are not only goods, but also services. thank you for inviting me home. this also creates a certain atmosphere. i was pleasantly surprised that your the company ordered more than 300 million dollars from our it-shnikov product. everyone was shouting. here belarus fled, in russia they left and so on. and if you take it-shnikov in russian, it’s just that there are several billion dollars, so even here, peace-loving countries in quotation marks did not manage to clamp us down like that, what better minds, as they said, fled our countries. you know import substitution. still , everything that we agreed with you at one time, quite recently, about three months ago, is moving forward. in defense and security, the belarusian country fulfilled 100% last year 100% industrial cooperation in the aircraft industry is also moving forward. belarus, which was once called the assembly shop from its soviet union, produces parts for russian aircraft. belarusians make for the ms-21 and the superjet, in my opinion, yes, what are they doing up to 1,000 components already. that is, to the operation. we have three factories, two military ones and one civil one, and as i was informed by the government, they are ready to enter the production of an aircraft that a ground attack aircraft shows itself well in ukraine. yes, the workhorse is ready, even in belarus to produce in russia ranks first in terms of investment in the economy of the republic, the largest joint project. belarusian nuclear power plant total cost of about 9 billion dollars joining efforts. we are creating some synergy with one side of your opportunity. industry, and on the other hand, the needs of our market and additional efforts on the part of russian engineering enterprises. and even in the scientific school , all this is developing very effectively in some areas. and we hope that it will give a good result, both for belarus and for russia, then the meeting continued without journalists in the telegram channels close to the belarusian leader published every detail of this visit. here the plane flies to moscow , the president of belarus is met with a loss. and here lukashenka leaves for a meeting. this is his 122nd visit to russia since 2000. the conversation about integration at the highest level will be continued in the spring in april-may, a meeting of the supreme state council of the union state will be held dmitry loginov svetlana barkova channel one. and in germany today started the munich conference on security, which was attended by politicians and experts from almost a hundred countries, and for the first time in more than 20 years , an official delegation from russia was not invited to the forum. but most of the participants from the us western leaders have already begun their speeches. and now, at a security conference , they are discussing new arms deliveries. kiev only here, it seems like ordinary europeans. all this does not suit the report ivan he is 103 years old, an old soldier of the wehrmacht participated in the attack on poland at the battle of vester plata, then he was sent north in may 1942. i was at murmansk front. he says his unit did not collide with the red army. that is, allegedly did not even shoot, we cannot check it. so, let's leave forty without comment. third. georg viskoller deserted and fled to sweden. and today, the development of events in ukraine, the likelihood of a military confrontation with russia causes animals in him, if nato directly takes part in the war, then the germans will again fight against russia, i am very afraid of this. this is what they started. they want to destroy russia, i would not want to experience this again, according to according to polls, more than 70% of the inhabitants of germany fear the spread of the military conflict beyond the borders of ukraine, while pumping the kiev regime. weapons. more and more reminiscent of a race, the german defense minister just said on the sidelines of the munich security conference. he is negotiating about ammunition and spare parts for the leopard 2 tanks, which will be sent against russia, that is , germany, yet ahead there are those who are far behind us, the company of allies. the kiev regime, of course, has crept up, uniquezi party called the third way in the country. it became famous thanks to the scandalous procession to the beat of drums one on one, like the hitler youth, and this party warmly welcomed the sending of tanks to ukraine as national revolutionary anti-imperialists and liberation nationalists. we also applaud the use of leopards to defend europe against the greatest military invasion since 1945 in the spirit of our pioneers, apparently. those who attacked the soviet union in 1941 after 4 years, when everything was already lost. same nazis they continued to talk about the inevitability of victory , very similar words were said today by vladimir zelensky, his speech in munich was predictable. in contrast to the reaction of the audience to the live broadcast from kiev, it was noticeable how reluctant the participants of the conf. rise from their seats to greet zelensky the final question to the president of ukraine was about chronic corruption in his country , the answer is phenomenal, we wil

unique composition, a unique building in our city. for the first time it is mentioned on the plan of novogrudok in 1834, it is mentioned as a wooden u-shaped building a little later, it was rebuilt before the second world war. this building belonged to the feigenberg jews. not far from the square along grodnenskaya street is today the cathedral of st. nicholas, we see it, yes, not far from us, on the other side of the square, there is a former dominican costume. at the same time, the church was adamickiewicz studied at the school in it, and also studied. e, jan is a polish poet and vladislav sorokovlev, by the way, not far from the square , on the site where the city square is located, a family lived before the war. e kushners are relatives of us president donald trump, they had a tailoring workshop. they sewed men's hats, and therefore they remained alive in the execution on december 7, 1941, and during the selection they were selected as masters by the germans, as you know, they occupied novogrudok on july 4, 1941. and after 22 days , a demonstration was staged here on the square to the music. shooting. jews. the ghetto theme is special, which hurts to touch hurts. remember, but it is impossible not to leave. novogrudskaya, getta four mass executions last may 7, 1943, the survivors understood. soon it will be their turn to die, imminent. in the middle. in may the prisoners began to dig the underground passage with shovels , spoons and nails. what will happen in 5 months on september 26 through the tunnel. the most massive and successful escape of the jews in the occupied territories was carried out. here , on the site of the former getta, a monument was erected, dedicated to the children of the victims, the holocausts, to gain wings and fly far, far away from the ghetto barracks marking more suffering and death, such was the last wish of the innocent creations of children. in the monument that is installed here, it is dedicated to a girl who was also in this ghetto, she was about ten, maybe a little more than her, uh, her name was mikhlesnovskoe, and she, along with her friend. uh, her parents bought security, paid some money and decided to let her out of gta. she went to the city and met her classmate there. and this the girl probably told her parents that she had seen a jewish woman, and they reported to the germans and the police seized these two girls. uh, they were placed in the novogrudok prison, and then they were shot. the memorial composition was financed by a local businessman. the monument was erected at the expense of our novogrudok businessman. sergei koval is the name. i have heard more than once, and these are completely different people , people with deeds, the price of a madman, investing their money in dreams, artists architects kuznetsov and extraordinary engineers. great the dreamer is worth getting to know him. belarus is intellectual and the whole country we are once again convinced of this we are building an innovative future and actively developing scientific and technological potential for the first time showed a vaccine that helps to overcome cancer laser technology, chips and microcircuits, completely on domestic components . and even in orbit, all this experience of our own competence in various industries and allow us today with with dignity to get out of the sanctions pressure and help an ally in the main broadcast project in this. watch on tv channel belarus 24. wow village. and this is the same lithuanian, you don’t want to leave such a stop, only to return the roof of reeds oaks columns frescoes based on the poem by adam mickiewicz. and here the belarusian castles on a stylized map are something incredible and that’s it. this is for people free of charge, that is, for free. this is the great dream of the lida master blacksmith and his associates. i asked to make it to the heart perpetual motion heart. in the future, two beautiful golden dragons will guard. they foxes are flashing the universes , a great salvation to the almighty, that this is happening on a site that legally belongs to me; the legal site belongs to sergey; in fact, the doors of an unusual art estate are open around the clock for everyone. come in, admire, examine, touch, relax. listen to classical music. take a selfie. share with friends. and not just good photos, but the motto of the owner of beauty should be shared and it will definitely save the world. at each house each room has its own story this space is the abode of magical gnomes. everyone here can make a spiritual wish. and who is this? it is with us that i will repeat everything here. the spirit of the forest with dreadlocks and sad eyes was created for people. well, yes, there is something to be sad about. pasha angel tree prisoner everything is thought out to the molecules mentally counting the money spent. pay attention to this bronze sculpture of a young man holding the globe in his palm, and he is being strangled by a toad, and creatively done by human hands noticed. right. we go further we are in the great hall. great museum of the great french on the ceiling of the hall five elements of water earth fire and air in the middle. he is not yet from the great spiritual world. cats are flying towards us, the great stone of love is love in the new world, and in general there can be only one. this is the love of a person for everything living and not living in the modern world in my opinion. yes, a riot of fantasy is a generator of ideas, as sergey has already noted, the cat katka dunk. here she is posing for the camera through this door is a small room in which vladimir vysotsky once lived. the place is unique and in particular, you know that we are now opening relics in an accident. why did the white gloves appear on my hands, because it is stored in it? look, i already have it in my hands. a 120-year-old collection of works by adam mickiewicz is not bad, right? time flies, but in this place it is worth hurrying slowly. we are in the next building. long live teleportation in a cozy hellish fireplace. everywhere spiders cockroaches in the left corner are direct confirmation of the truth. healthy lifestyle - it's not just three letters. this is the concept of life, with which the sad drug addict vasily hanging in the left corner, unfortunately, does not know. the art estate, like a catapult, sends people to a slightly different reality for creative self-giving without selfishness and unbridled imagination. sergey oh, sorry, first of all, katya's cats, a huge human thank you. yes novogrudok did not expect surprised people atmosphere nature hills. wow, the legs themselves go to plyos. this is

it is pleasant to realize that we are leaders it is pleasant to realize that we have unique competencies and uniquetry in the world has. with there are other projects in china, we probably spent two hours discussing all these plans with our e- possible partners, because it concerns diversification. it's always useful things to put together one picture. of course we are thinking about new resource markets. we have a lot, a lot, and for many years. it is clear that in the very near future, we will start leasing new major projects for the construction of main gas pipelines, and we all perfectly understand that the asian market is currently the most dynamic market in the world. consumption volumes are growing and we see very great prospects for russian gas in this market, but everyone in gazprom has known for all these years what is the key task for the gasification of the russian federation of course, main gas pipelines have come, almost everywhere and the task is clear over the years it has been transformed, it seems that here it is pipe, but gas in the household no for gas supply directly to the bor

uniqueness so that is how you know a digital asset is unique asset. that's why they call it nonfungible, nonfungible token, fancy way of saying it is unique, you can tell digitally it is unique because of its digital signature. why is it important? it's important in the digital world to understand if you're getting something, trading a digital dollar, the unique dollar as opposed to another dollar, you can't account for a dollar being passed from one person to another. the reason bitcoin works is because you can account for it in a relatively data and intensive way because it's just bits, just numbers, not complicated data so you can put it on servers or even on computers, the bitcoin ledger was on people's personal computers, that's how data is, you can put it on a personal computer and have a ledger of the bitcoin system. >> thank you, this was a wonderful conversation. >> maybe there's a microphone out here. i'm getting pumped up. >> appreciate your time and thank you for coming by. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up live on c-span networks, the senate agriculture committee holds a h

uniqueness is unique , where there were certainly many novels and there the composer gounod and the artist schaefer and badensky, princes, many men always surrounded her, but she became truly close and family members ivan sergeevich turgenev adored him. children. uh, pauline viardot. yes, but it is enough to read the correspondence. let's say put it down. they didn't call. go here is one of the daughters or erdo as she writes. they adored him, they could not pronounce his last name and called him not turgenev from turglin tur. damn, they loved him very much. here he was his own for them, like a kind uncle , such and it seems to me that when they were dying, and turgenev spent one year and will return in a few months. after that there were, of course, very old people. but still, there was light in these relations. neither one woman will not refuse the love of such a man. and of course, and it was love that was needed by the greatest writer. e hmm could speak beautifully and was not ashamed with him, but on the contrary, count to appear somewhere and when at your feet, but hmm yes, a great russian writer. he then published. why not on this one and others flocked, of course, who will let go of yourself? in the elegance of the mind, the beauty of the young turgenev had a lot of attraction, of course. she liked it. he also liked his love for her, but she did not hurt him, he did not have power over her. she did not suffer for him, did not suffer, did not shed that blood of the heart that love requires. well, yes, when turgenev died, she did not leave her room for 3 days. and when her husband died, she was the very next day. uh, gathered students and taught our taught music. yes, classes have already begun. this is the case when he loved e, and she, let's say , let herself be loved, but at the same time, e and the allied side. it seems to me that there was also a strong affection, just hmm, and she left a smaller source about it. yes she destroyed, by the way, her songs, which, yes, yes, here we mainly have letters from ivan sergeevich of the book. but what is she to redeem alone? well, he lived so to speak, she was practically in the soul and turgenev all her fortune and left she had the opportunity to do it. that's why she edited the relationship history. and perhaps we can say that. but perhaps she eliminated something that could compromise her in some way. in general, i think at that time yes, but in russia europe was already, naturally enlightened, this is it relations with russia in which there were slaves. well , that's it, serfdom is the same slavery. and maybe then marriages were read. here we are already furious from the alliance. no, maybe it was unusual. maybe they would turn away from her if she came out no, no, it couldn’t be one thing slaves and quite another aristocrats there were a lot of such marriages and of course, uh and a lot of russian girls married europeans from good families, yes and from the aristocratic and just from the nobility on the other hand foreigners already on russian girls came to russia and made a career there, that is, the top layer he was international and you know what's the matter. this is the position of turgenev, it was uniquee. turgenev was european, even a world star, because he had fans across the ocean and, well, tolstoy was not yet dostoevsky and was not close. and turgenev, he was super, he becomes a doctor of law at oxford university. how to write for notes of a hunter who played a huge role in the abolition of serfdom, that is, this european superstar is a friend of flaberat and other famous french writers, so of course not. that is, it would not be an obstacle to marriage, but it was an obstacle to marriage. i think it's mutual dislike. well, plus, there just wasn’t enough time with him, because viardou died. uh, a few months before turgen's death. he was already terribly ill. cancer uh, was. incorrectly placed. well, i'm not a doctor. i can’t say about this, well, absolutely, yes, i don’t really understand this, maybe i’m from another in general, well, as if on a floor, i look at it and judge. uh, mona loved him, but she also had children with her husband, and not one during this period. yeah, fir

ensemble. the unique building of the main post office the mercy of the decision of the gum building is also not in the spirit of the time , the unique building of the gum is not a map and milady, uniquen all soviet architecture. this is also such a neoclassical rhythm. this is also a use, as if not about classical proportions, but at the same time very, very free plasticity. and you see, for example, in this building there are huge windows. here is the result of this industrial design. in the appearance of all buildings, the architect managed to surprisingly harmoniously combine classics and modernity. stucco molding and baroque decor sculptural compositions with symbols of the soviet era of various architectural topics, and in this planet is very interesting. restoration work continued in the forty-sixth, the general plan for the development of the center of minsk was finally approved . and if we are talking about the competition for 46 years, then nine authors took part in it, including the belgosproekt modern institute, of course, these are all copyright projects, design was important. not only this central avenue. well, the formation of significant places, which became the centra

unique, every city is unique. every statement, campuses unique. you just have to adjust your plans to to what the seating gives. were ready. i mean, the state is ready. we feel good. i mean, i would say, you know, you. >> i use the term, even though it doesn't make sense, calm, anxiety, that actually does make sense. more than 70,000 people will be inside state farm stadium on sunday. the largest crowd in the stadium's history. 77,653. it was for a garth brooks concert in 2019 in glendale, arizona, at super bowl. 57, i'm andrew marden. >> well, i know a lot of people going to be out and about tomorrow trying to get to a super bowl party. from arcadia, those you know, last minute got a pretty or forgot them or if you're dan a veggie tray, that's the likes those are good parties are great for i know it balanced. just saying you're you're that's what you're always looking for. >> it's good to do. you guys think will win? >> said since week 10 of the chiefs are going to win a case because they have the best quarterbacks. yeah. but the eagles have the better team. i he go and i'm looking for them. i don't know what

unique collection of icons. but the unique porcelain was also taken out, so we decided, in fact, unique works of art.ollection began to be restored immediately after the liberation of the capital in july 1944. her collectors were elena allakhadova with a then small gallery team with belarusian roots, such as the biological take of works by russian artists , works by contemporary belarusian artists were actively purchased with her support, moreover, even she gave her order to write certain works.

fit into the historical context and excursion program of the unique place, this territory is really unique, because it is here that a uniquements " knyazhiy" is a fortress of the princely age in the history of kyiv, and the remains of ancient defensive fortifications were discovered here in different years, and the oldest horodyshche was located here, and here were also located the foundations of the oldest stone christian church in russia, the foundation of the tithe church, the foundations and princely palaces are somewhere in the 10-11th century, and there were also the pre-christian pagan cemetery and the fraternal burial of kyivans who died in those tragic days in december 1240 behind the oxen and were located the oldest and kyivske gorodishche there were two hectares on the territory . and that is, if we are talking about such a kyiv fortress, then it was located on this territory, it is a child from ancient kyiv. therefore, the museum emphasizes that the building must be dismantled, and there is not even a question of the building belonging to the moscow patriarchate. although it is telling that in 2019, the abbot o

into the historical context and the excursion program of the unique places, this territory is truly unique, because it was here that a unique complex of monuments of the princely era in the history of kyiv was discovered, and the remains of ancient defensive fortifications were discovered here in different years , and the oldest horodyshche was located here, and the foundations of the oldest stone christian church were located here the foundations of the rus' tithe church and the princely palaces are somewhere in the 10-11th century, and there was also a pre-christian pagan burial ground and the fraternal burial of kyivans, who, in those tragic days in december 1240, were driven by oxen and the oldest kyiv settlement was located on the territory of two hectares. and that is, if we are talking about such a kyiv fortress , then it was located on this territory, it is a child from ancient kyiv. therefore, the museum emphasizes that the building must be dismantled, and there is not even a question of the building belonging to the moscow patriarchate although it should be said that in 2019, the abbot of the church, yuriy harun,

unique collection of icons. eh, here. uh, porcelain is unique, it was also exported, so we decided, in fact, unique works of art. the collection began to be restored immediately after the liberation of the capital in july forty-fourth, its collectors were elena alladova with a then small group of the gallery , canvases of artists with belarusian the roots of such as the biologically taken work of russian artists, the work of contemporary dutch artists were actively purchased with her support; moreover, even she gave her order to write certain works. as an example , we can cite when the soviets bought a partisan maduna, which is now in the tretyakov gallery. savitsky painted the partisan madonna of minsk, which is in our permanent exhibition on the restoration of the museum's richest collections , the issue of building a building was discussed art museum. it should become the pride of the republic of hunger and devastation, the government has been working in minsk for only a few weeks, and on the agenda of the meetings of the presidium, along with the most important economic issues, support for the science of cult