miory as a trophy, then in 1683 there was a major battle against the ottoman empire, and the united army of europe now boben well, that's enough, they've looked at us, well , that's it, let's move on, then, in the school yard, another surprise awaits us, wow, taymari, is this a house? no, this is an ethnographic museum , ours, i thought that you live here in our school, it feels like this is a separate house in our school, yes, you can say, this is a separate house, here every room is from a certain era. we are in a room that shows us the life of our ancestors in the 21st, early 20th centuries, in short, how the belarusians lived at that time, but they were not tall, because the house is small, which what you see here is unusual, it will be ordinary for us, because it can be found in venezuela, nasivaetsya sawn, we call it a stupa, a stupa where baba yaga flies, yes yes. flies, yeah, here i have it in my hands, what do you think, what is it, ah, i’ve already seen, slushies, it ’s like a blender, that’s right, it’s called a beater, here’s a unique find in my hands, you can support what’s unique, li

the united army of europe won it and here he is now to boben.let’s move on , then, in the school yard, another surprise was waiting for us, wow, taymari, this is a house, no, this is an ethnographic museum, ours, i thought that you live here , it feels like, yes, as if this is a separate house in our school, yes, one might say, it is separate. at home, here each room is from a certain era, we are with you in a room that shows us the life of our ancestors in the 19th, early 20th centuries, that is , how the belarusians lived at that time, but they were not tall, because the house is small, what what you see here is unusual, it will be ordinary for us, because it can be found in venezuela, it is called. pilem, we call it a stupa, stupa, yes, where baba yaga flies, yes, yes, yes, it is on such a stupa that baba yaga flies, yeah, here in my hands, what do you think it is, but i’ve already seen , slushki, it’s like a blender, that’s right, it’s called a beater, here’s a unique find in my hands, you can hold on to it, what’s unique , what do you think

stocks of cluster munitions that are in the arsenals of the american armies are being built on the territory of europe, because no, the armies of the unitedlan to use cluster munitions based on internal limitations, and this is precisely what gives us the opportunity to hope that, well, at least for the first quarter of next year , we have these needs will be closed, well, then i think that there will be such a certain balance in hostilities with the russian federation, in the future everything will depend on the efficiency of the work of the european american defense industry dentists the question for the journalists right now is that there will be shelling of the power structure in winter? and i say, they will certainly be, mr. serhiy, but you tell me what to expect, will they be bigger, worse, weaker? well, in fact, this is really a question that worries everyone, we hope that our pppo has become more powerful, measures have been taken to protect our energy facilities in various ways , including even reb systems at individual energy facilities, but we understand that ukraine is the same, well, it is a country with a large territory and

of his artillery unit, he continues to inspire. here is his story. >> armies of the united nations made their first landings on the soil of western europe.s is the supreme moment of envision, this -- invasion, this is frontal assault. >> i'm 99 years old, as far as i know, i am the last surviving member of the 128th armored field artillery, 6 armored division. of world war ii. i'm the last one. >> i saw a lot of hor able things, but you couldn't let it get the best of you, if you can't make the best of of day that the god lord gives you, then you are waiting your life, there so much good you can do to the world. live your life to the best. that is my way of living. [applause] >> andy is this year's salute to service recipient. [cheers and applause] yes, sir. >> i will. it would be an honor. [cheers and applause] >> thank you all very much. you are putting me to tears, and i don't like to cry. [ laughter ] to "fox nation," to fox nation, and to the awards committee that selected me to be representative for all veterans, i want to thank you. it is an honor to represent them. [applause] i heard the new figure of 125 thousand of us still lef

to bring in retired united states army lieutenant general ben hodges, the former senior adviser of human rights first, and former commanding general of the united states army europe is heartbreaking to hear those reports, to hear from children, to hear from their parents obviously, and it makes israel's situation all the more complicated, right? they say that when they struck and continue to strike today this refugee camp, it was a hamas stronghold, but there have been a wave of human rights complaints, a wave of international condemnation including other governments in the middle east, uae, for example, bolivia has severed diplomatic ties with the country. what do you make of this decision now, understanding that every major military decision like this also carries political and humanitarian consequences. >> chris, first let me say the way you and the rest of your colleagues have described the situation there is it is gut wrenching, very compelling, and as i looked at the video, obviously the buildings around the site are also unstable, so it's not -- would not be a surprise if some of those buildings collapsed that had not yet fallen. so this is going to contin

of israel, their planes, their armies and special units. now the deterrence is in the hands of the palestinians and the missiles are ready. there is a lot of desire to immigrate to europe among israeli youth and the new generation. in fact, these young people do not you can accept the existing game and continue it. for many years, the zionists have not had the peace they used to have with the resistance front, both in palestine and in lebanon. once the army of this regime had defeated the arab armies in the 6-day war and had no equal in the arab world. but since this regime entered into a 33-day war with lebanon's hezbollah , everything has changed. the israeli air force has already won. used for the zionist regime , it is no longer a decisive weapon in wars. air force works against armies that rely on armored units, but against resistance forces do not work. after the end of the 33-day war, it was these palestinian resistance groups that caught the zionists by firing rockets into the occupied territories in several attacks by the zionist regime's army into the occupied territories, to the point where the authorities of this regime thought of the end of the dream of a

of his artillery unit, he continues to inspire us. here is his story. >> the armies of the united nations have made their appearance on the soils of western europe?as i know, i am the last surviving member of the 128th armory artillery, of world war ii. i am the last one. and to go back to france really hit me. people will come up to me and shake my hand and thanked me for my service, and i tell them really quickly, find out all you can about the units that their grandfathers were in so it can continue on and never end. i don't see why it's difficult to allow us to teach the story of our country. we are allowing the bad guys to take advantage. i saw a lot of horrible things that you could not let get the best of you. if you can't make the best of the days that the good lord gives you, your wasting your life, there is so much good that can do in this world. live your life to the best. that is my way of living. [cheers] [applause] >> this year's salute to service recipient. [cheers] [cheers] [cheers] 3 yes,' sir, it is an honor. >> i think you all very much. you made me teary-eyed, and i don't like to cry. two fox nation and to the awards committee

had his baby kidnaping killed, and he sort of turned against the united states and went to live in europe, where he became infatuated with the quality of the army and an air force of hitler. and he came back to the united states and started promoting, we can't fight hitler. just give up. just turn yourself in and just forget about it. and so he and roosevelt would alternate appearing on the radio, which was just like the internet of that time. and americans could sit at home and listen to them argue about what the future of the country should be and whether or not we should support france, england, the ussr, and all of this. this went on for two years before pearl harbor. everybody thought we should be in the war out. there will be more pearl harbor. there was this great debate. it took place in public. people talked about it at the beauty shop, in the grocery store, in their offices, because everyone had radios and you could actually walk down the street. and roosevelt was the biggest radio star in the world. you could walk down the street and there would be no one at all on the street. and as you would walk by, you would hear coming out of ho

was part of the of europe identity nazism with the whom the he had a good relationship good relation with the united state as a nazism for the the marxist it was also about by the red army of the former soviet union, the upper high regime of south africa and adante regime against the native black population, that up regime was closely related to the colonial regime of israel where where through the international sionist movement, it has the monopoly of gold and diamond trade among others, the colonial regime of israel had already developed a platform of for nuclear power plant for war purposes, when mandela came to power, he immediately dismantle it, the united states has solid relationship and a link with the this obsen up high regime. ruli landela, the symbol of against the cruel upper high regime was on the us list the terrorist list, look at that, the the the colonial regime of israel will continue. to commit atrocity as it has the support of a us empire and the power of elite of europe and this is this is time at this time it will further deepen it extermination against native palestinian population in conjunction with the united states to instringe its control con

of his artillery unit, and he continues to inspire. >> here's his story. >> the the armies of the united nations have made their landings on the soil of western europe, and this is the supreme moment of invasion. thissupreme moment is frontal a >> i'm 99 years old, as far as i know. i am the last surviving member of the 128th armored field artillery, sixth armored division of world war two. i am the last one to go backone. to france. it reall y hit me hard. people would come up to me, d mf shake my hand and thank me foror my service, and i'd tell themm real quick. real all you can about the outfit that your dad or grandpa was in. naked tells their grandchildren. it can continus that theire on t will never end. >> i don't see why it's so difficult to allow us to teach the story of our country. the story of our country. to take advantagofe of. i saw a lot of horrible thing, but you couldn't let it get the best of you. >> if you can't make the best the very day that the good lord gives you, then you're wasting your life. there's so much good you could do to thde world. live your life to the best.livey that's my waouy of living. candy, is this year's salute

united states has brought nothing but lies, deceit, death and destruction to the world. america and europe are active partners in the genocide of gaza in israel's genocidal war. the american army is directly involved in genocide, war crimes and clean israel's ethnic formation in gaza. some also wrote about american military aid to israel. america's military aid to israel is more than 120 billion dollars, that's why the world says america is complicit in israel's crimes. some others believed that america was a partner in this crime since the past years. the united states of america has been complicit in all of israel's terrorist acts and war crimes since 1967. america is a partner in crime of the zionist regime. this is a common opinion among users in cyberspace. the issue that biden has openly said about: help israel we will a company that brought the people of the world to the streets in different countries to support palestine like this. from under the rubble of gaza, this infant was saved from the air attack and it seems that the hand of god helped him. his laughter is as loud as his small larynx can handle. this is while the atmosphere of gaza is filled with the cries of d

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decisions, that is, not... not because the red army was better, not because germany was worse, not because the german economy , which united all of europeicient economy of the soviet union, no not because of this, but because hitler gave the wrong orders, as if right now i’m also justifying zaluzhny, the counterattack failed, who is to blame, zelsky, well, yes, of course, the supreme commander-in-chief is to blame, and zaluzhny’s commander-in-chief, who is in place makes those decisions that led to wrong decisions. an incorrect assessment of the situation to an incorrect balance of forces, to a wrong , well, that is, everything that happens on the battlefield is still the competence of the commander-in-chief and the general whom he commands, again, with corruption, ermak talks about corruption, of course to him , it is very difficult to talk about corruption in the united states of america, because the main corruption is located right there in washington, the same republicans, thanks, of course, to this bipartisan struggle, the same republicans about four months ago announced the figure of 80%, 80% of the money allocated for ukraine to

army. in the united states, the obviously failed anti-russian strategy is now justified by the fact that it supposedly moves the real sector of the american economy, but europeange argument, everything is negative. frankfuralgemeig writes that it is time to stop hoping for a miracle. the counteroffensive failed. there have been active discussions on each in europe. type of weapons, but ukraine received little in the end, therefore, one can understand the indignation of many ukrainians, the discrepancy between aspirations and reality is still especially large in the west, when annalena bärbock in kiev says that the eu will soon expand from lisbon to lugansk, she is probably hoping for a miracle, but if the west really wants in order for ukraine to liberate its entire territory, it needs determination and a long-term strategy; europe’s long-term strategy just doesn’t work out. until now it was based on zelsky's tales that in the ssu there is as soon as they begin the offensive, they will fly like a bullet to the sea of ​​​​azov of the crimea, and circumstances will dictate to russia the need to accept the kiev peace terms. no one prepared for failure. now head

being destroyed by the shows of an aggressive army, a curse on the occupation, and those who stand behind it or remain silent, a clear job at israel's allies in europe and the united states as well. he also said in response, perhaps to recent conversations by extreme is rarely politicians calling for the relocation of palestinians and gaza. he said we reject with full force and always will any plans for the displacement of our people from their homeland. the gaza strip is an integral part of the state of palestine and the national responsibility . these are some of the strongest comments we've heard from them with the bus since the war began on october 7th. but it also comes at a time when there's a waning of how a waiting hope among palestinians in the occupied territories here and the outside westbank in any sort of political solution. there has been a loss of space among many palestinians we've been speaking to here. that of their political leaders, that any sort of negotiation will lead to anything that resembles a hope and peace for the people of god. so they are concerned that what happened there could happen here watching in places like from a lender around

had his baby kidnaping killed, and he sort of turned against the united states and went to live in europe, where he became infatuated with the quality of the army and an air force of hitler. and he came back to the united states and started promoting, we can't fight hitler. just give up. just turn yourself in and just forget about it. and so he and roosevelt would alternate appearing on the radio, which was just like the internet of that time. and americans could sit at home and listen to them argue about what the future of the country should be and whether or not we should support france, england, the ussr, and all of this. this went on for two years before pearl harbor. everybody thought we should be in the war out. there will be more pearl harbor. there was this great debate. it took place in public. people talked about it at the beauty shop, in the grocery store, in their offices, because everyone had radios and you could actually walk down the street. and roosevelt was the biggest radio star in the world. you could walk down the street and there would be no one at all on the street. and as you would walk by, you would hear coming out of ho

roadmap aimed at improving the coordination of the nato armies in europe, and at the same time they thought about how to more effectively help ukraine. the united a long time. so what happens here is important not only for ukraine, but also for the rest of the world, and it is certainly important for the united states. at the same meeting, the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian armed forces valery zaluzhny informed his partners in detail about the situation at the front, admitting that everything was very complicated. the prosecutor general's office of ukraine complains about mass desertion in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, it has increased tenfold, almost 5,000 soldiers have fled this year alone. german express writes that since the beginning of the conflict, 650,000 men of military age have fled from ukraine, which is exactly what is missing on the front line. here you can add another 20,000 who left illegally; i recently counted them. bbc, i'm going to cry, phew, bitch! the british edition of the daily telegram hints that kiev cannot win the conflict on its own, and no ammunition will help if there is no one to fight. national in

kolasheski and his promotion to deputy command general of the united states army, europe-africa. next we have colonel jack j. stumme. so, mr. president, i'm rising to talk about jack j. stumme. he is a colonel under executive calendar 284 for the grade of brigadier general. colonel jack j. stumme is serving with united states europe-africa as a command chaplain. colonel stumme has given years of service to our military and to his faith serving as command chaplain for united states africom, the 18th airborne corps and staff chaplain for the office of the chief of chaplains. firmly believe that colonel stumme's qualifications, record, and character make him exceptionally eligible for this appointment and i speak with experience here. our chaplains truly do god's work for the men and women that serve. that's why i am providing a voice this evening for chaplain stumme and his promotion to brigadier general. next i rise in support of colonel matthew s. allen. matthew s. allen is an air force officer within executive calendar 336, and he has been selected for the grade of brigadier gene

army soldiers arrived, they quickly responded and eliminated the attackers. the shooters are known to be residents of east jerusalem. there is no official information yet that they belonged to any movement. the united states and europe to bring down the russian economy with sanctions, have put an end to cooperation between east and west. foreign minister sergei lavrov stated this today, speaking in skopje at a meeting of the council of foreign ministers of the osce countries. the diplomat noted that in the current situation, the very existence of the organization was under threat. the osce is essentially being turned into an appendage of nato and the european union; the organization, let's face it, is on the brink of the abyss. a simple question arises: does it make sense to invest efforts in reviving it? will it ever be able to adapt to the objective realities of world development and once again become a platform for considering regional security problems based on principles the helsinki final act, first of all, the equality of all participating countries, so far there are many more questions than answers. here is the osce, the minister arrived in the capital of macedonia the night before, sergei lavrov managed to

army. in the united states, the obviously failed anti-russian strategy is now justified by the fact that it allegedly moves the real sector of the american economy. but europe to stop hoping for a miracle. the counteroffensive failed. in europe, there were active discussions on each individual type of weapon, but ukraine received little in the end. therefore, one can understand the indignation many ukrainians. the discrepancies between aspirations and reality are still particularly large in the west. when annalena berbuk in kiev says that the eu is coming, but if the west really wants it. for ukraine to liberate all of its territory, he needs determination and a long-term strategy. europe's long-term strategy just isn't working out. until now, it was based on zelsky’s fairy tales that the ssu just needs to launch an offensive and they will fly like a bullet to the sea of ​​azov and crimea. and circumstances will dictate russia, the need to accept the kiev peace conditions. no one prepared for failure. now head zaluzhny is trying to spread it to the russian army. but really. the russian armed forces have switched to strategic defense, their goal is not to re

europe, of course, plays an important role, but without the united states, south korea, and pakistan, nothing will work. the latter are players that we hardly talk about, but their armiesl complex is not coping in any way, the western military-industrial complex, if we are talking about europe, then in principle it is no longer a player, it has dropped out of the game, because, firstly, it is very segmented, there is bulgaria, which is trying with all its might, let’s say, to produce ammunition and sell it so that the bulgarians understand perfectly well that the time will soon come when all this... there will be no money left, although, for example, vaz machine-building plants, one of the main bulgarian producers, he and their revenue there is already about 300% per annum , that is, they really earn good money , but these capacities have always been very small, if we take france, great britain, germany, spain and italy, the main producers in in the west, then their capacities were small and initially back during the cold war, and the cold war further reduced these capacities, so to sum up what this expert is talking about, more than 3 million, well, there are no such