propose, and consider the possibility of forming a single engineering center on the basis of the university of syriaspecialized educational programs for the training of engineering cities. this would allow us not only to maintain the existing extensive fleet of common appliances that do not only presented on the service, but throughout the country, but set out the foundations for an active developing russian state. everyone is sure that everyone understands. how important. unfortunately, dependence on a foreign instrument base. we have a very large and in some direction up to 90%, uh and today's conditions uh, it is especially uh, it feels acute, although i talk about it all the time and think, you will agree the same thing, it is clear that without an instrumental base to work without uh impossible, but it is also clear that uh hmm what u needed. after all, sometime start intensively develop your instrument paste. and since for oil and gas dollars you can buy anything nails for diamonds. only you will never produce anything of your own. here. er, that's why this current situation is pushing us to i

online video games might actually impact your career and for the better researchers from the university of syrian 16,000 people and found online gaming can actually help them develop better skill sets for their job. researchers say that it professionals and engineers tend to be drawn to puzzle games and that could boost their spatial skills. meanwhile those in management were drawn to action role play games, which actually could help people improve their planning and organizational skills. very interesting. you guys do a lot of gaming in your house. are you big into that? maybe your daughter bit a little bit not, you know, we set limits can play a little bit and they seem to enjoy it. and you know the limits are important because they need to be outside. as you say. get outside little. i think it was like super mario brothers. whatever and our parents just they thought there was no good coming from these games and, you know, turn that thing off. go play outside, but it's interesting. it's taken. how many years to say actually, there might be a couple benefits in their hidden all that things. yea

educational institution in russia, the military academy of the general staff armed forces professors and the university's team of its alumni students. in syria, it clearly confirms that graduates. in many ways, this is the result of the work of the teaching and command staff of the university, a significant part of which has experience in solving combat and peacekeeping tasks. from the situation in ukraine to the us strategic dialogue, deputy foreign minister sergei ryabkov was a guest of our tv channel, among other ryabkovs. he reminded that the americans are making very good money on what is happening in ukraine now from feeding their military-industrial complex at the expense of the military supplies before the artificially created energy crisis in the world. all this is beneficial in washington. as for the dialogue, according to the deputy foreign minister of russia, the united states not only prevents kiev from returning to a dialogue with moscow, but is also not in the mood for any negotiations regarding this and the dialogue on security guarantees in europe, which russia demanded from the united states even before the start of a speci

important topic of russia's moratorium on the deployment of medium-range and shorter -range missiles for the time being, this moratorium in syria to the universev admitted, moscow's approach may change. russia will adhere to the moratorium announced by the president of the russian federation on the deployment of medium-range systems until this kind of american-made system appears anywhere in the world. we note that things are going, unfortunately, precisely to this e, the other day, uh, there were reports of the transfer of a kit consisting of various elements to the us ground forces. radar machine reload four launchers to start e-training personnel. and speakers valentina matviyenko spoke today in the federation council of all-round support for the mobilized military personnel and recalled the words it is the direct duty of the president of all authorities to help the mobilized and their families. forces , of course, our common main priority is to support our heroic warriors, mobilized members of their families, this issue, as i said today, was substantively considered at a meeting of the presidium of the council of legislators at the federal

of libya's government and the american support levels in syria. just a few recent examples. as now discussed this with the university of to run professor science behind the door on the way. thanks for joining us on the program. i'd like to know your take on the statement from the cia chief and what do you make of the timing? it just shows that the united states and nato are on the losing end of this global struggle. i see ukraine as a part of a much larger conflict between the west and the non western world. the global south wants a multi owner or they no longer will holler 8 the world being under the control of western regime for hundreds of years. these regimes have suppressed the rest of the world. the colonized the rest of the world. and that must come to an end. and the fact that the iranians and the russians are cooperating together, pushes this struggle forward. and i think that that is just simply making the americans more angry, but their anger should really be directed towards themselves because they're the ones who, through multiple wars through conflict, conflicts multiple, it's across the globe. and thr

of sarah and your strap martini is a story that takes them on a journey. flynn war in syria, looking for safety in germany. it's most unique and also universal. millions of refugees have gone through desperate journeys. but sar unusual experience is now dramatized in a movie on netflix caught the swim. s as taken luck. ah ah, ah ah ah. tunes who are not allowed to ah. ah sir. are you, sir? i is for sarah. hi sarah and director sally sally. so wonderful to have you here. thank you so much for joining us. being here on the stream. i'm just thinking about the story telling a new, telling your own story user and sorry. how did that story get out in the 1st place? how do people get to hear? what happened to you and your journey? cuz that's often what people ask is, why would you get on a boat that was so dangerous? when people asked that when you hear that being asked, will you tell them if you start yeah, honestly, we left our country when we were, i was 17 and 20 at that point. those war for 5 years already, the war started when i was 13. and that was our only choice to us. it wasn't a different story. there are 1000000 of the refugees that wen

of libya's government, and the martha support surgery in syria. and just a few recent examples. we heard from a juvenile expert at the university of tahoe on his says, it's natural for iran to lean tools. russia the united states, wants to keep the current world order intact. and that's what they mean by international law. they mean a world order where they dominate, where they control, and where their european vassals and their proxies across the globe and their client regimes. they controlled this empire. but the fact is that this empire is humbling. the united states, as a, basically brought this misery upon itself, is only natural that iran is going to tilt towards russia than towards your after all, the historical injustices towards he ran towards afghanistan, syria, venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, yes'm and libya and the list goes on and then of course, nato provocations their advancement eastward to europe without any real need to do so and bit they have no legitimate ground to stand on and to complain to you, run about it's close relationship with russia at any level. i'm just before we go, the faithful little cup has concl

of them they increasingly are under pressure. they cannot get tenure, young professors who join universities, if they criticize western policy in palestine or western policy on iran or on syria, or when it comes to the support of not sees in ukraine. this is something that is in some places is allowed, but it has consequences. you can raise your voice, but then you lose your job. you can raise their voice. but then you are intimidated into silence. so whether it's institutional intimidation or whether it's into new laws that are made in order to silence these voices, we are seeing this happen across the board and fewer and fewer people are able to hear those alternative voices. only people really seek them out can, can find them. do you think we can read anything into the timing of this? but why do you think the issue of so called russian propaganda is such a hot topic in europe now because they've been lying to their people about ukraine. and as the economic situation gets worse, people are going to be increasingly dissatisfied. they can lot in the past, they could have lied about venezuela or syria because it had less consequences for the well being of ordinary europeans w

came from syria came here to study entered a medical university and graduated and received a high education and stayed right there when i first came to belarus what impressed me there? this, of course, is frosty cold, i immediately ran to the store to buy clothes, the second thing that impressed me instead of beauty was cleanliness. that is, when i walk around the city, in the summer everything is green everywhere. this is greenery or everywhere, here we are now walking, yes, everywhere, no, everything is white, but in summer everything green. i have a very good family. my father's name is ahmed. my mother's name is maka and i have two little sisters, it so happened that i am the only son in seven on me at once. here i felt that i had a great responsibility, since in the east, respectively, usually on a man, so i wanted to study as a doctor, because this was a prestigious profession, a very profitable profession. i tried, i studied. well, i didn’t have enough points to enter on the same day a call came in and it was proposed to my father let's send him abroad again so that he can be treated by a doctor, and they said that we will help, just like you helped us in childhood. j

of u.s. troops are stationed in syria as part of the coalition to fight isis. alicia: today marks one month since four universityidaho students were stabbed to death in the off-campus home. police still have no suspect, no motive in no murder weapon in their warning students to be vigilant during winter graduation festivities this weekend. alexis mcadams is live and moscow idaho. what are students and families being told? >> like you mentioned to be vigilant which was kind of a shocking thing to get an alert on their cell phones and family and friends were in town for celebrations which was a somber one with the four students here on campus who lost their lives then to have the police say yesterday morning to travel in groups near campus, i think a lot of people were concerned for their safety so that put a damper on some of the festivities as well. on my shoulder you can see the crime scene behind us it still blocked off with tape and an active case, this is the drone footage that we had out here for the past several days and it's been a month since the murders. all the victims got back to the house around 2:00

longer allowed to attend. university girls have been banned from high school since march defense ministers from turkey or syria and russia have met in moscow to discuss ways of resolving the syrian crisis. they talked about the possible return of refugees. how to jointly combat on groups talks in moscow for their repeated warnings by take care of a possible ground operation into northern syria after a deadly bombing and it's done through last month. thank you. so thought is blaine, the attack on kurdish fighters. russia has opposed a new now the iran human rights organization, which is based in no way says at least 476 people have been killed in months of nation. my protests including $64.00 children. the demonstrations were sparked by the death in custody of 22 old moss armine in september. she was detained in tehran for allegedly violating strict dress codes. hundreds of people have been detained at rallies across the country. according to rights groups, at least a 100 protests as a currently at risk of execution. death penalty charges or non jail sentences. if you had been airlines have resume flights to at northern to dry reuniting loved ones of the 18 m

allowed any longer to attend university girls have been banned from high school since march defense ministers for turkey, a, syria and russia had met in moscow to discuss ways of resolving the syrian crisis, a talked about the possible return of refugees and how to jointly combat arms groups. the toss in moscow follow repeated warnings by takia of a possible ground operation into northern syria. soft a deadly bombing in istanbul. last month. turkish authorities to blame the attack on kurdish fighters. russia has opposed english military offensive. alexi clinic co is a middle east expert. the russian international affairs council explains what led to this meeting. several weeks ago, president heard a gun, had a conversation over phone with his russian counterpart, and they discussed the possibility. so there was a proposal coming from the turkish leader to conduct a preparatory meetings between 1st defense ministers and intelligence shifts, then foreign ministers and then probably the summit. so the idea was to kind of um, set up in you region though for. busy much a platform of interaction which could effectively address i'm not only the syrian granted, but al

syria chess pieces. made hello again. we continue to conduct this, the release of training centers for fighters of special units, by analogy with the russian special forces universityya , may appear throughout the country. with such an initiative, vladimir putin was approached deputy prime minister yuri trutnev and first deputy head of the presidential administration sergei kiriyenko are now at the unique training center. volunteers from the russian union of martial arts, who have decided to go to the special operation zone, are undergoing training in gudermes, report by artur mustaev. exactly on command, the fighters open fire on targets, work smoothly and quickly , this is a detachment of the russian union of martial arts. first of this month. volunteers are trained on the basis of the special forces university under gudermes. here, today we went and looked, this is the russian university of special forces. this is a truly highly professional, very well- organized system of quality training. well, i haven’t seen anything like this yet with the fighters, the best military instructors work on the basis of individual abilities. volunteers are assigned the specialty

from syria i came here to study i entered a medical university and graduated and received a high education and stayed right there when i arrived in belarus first first. what impressed me there? this, of is frosty cold, i immediately ran to the store to buy clothes, the second thing that impressed me instead of beauty was cleanliness. that is, when i go city, in summer everything is green. here is green green. well, everywhere, here we are now walking, yes, everywhere, no, everything is white, and in summer everything is green. i have a very good family. my father's name is ahmed. my mother's name is maka and i have two little sisters, it so happened that i am the only son in seven on me at once. i felt everything here that i had a great responsibility, since in the east, respectively, usually on a man, so i wanted to study as a doctor, because this was a prestigious profession, very profitable profession. i tried, i studied. well, i didn’t have enough points to enroll on the same day , a call came in, brother, and it was suggested to my father that e, let’s send bushure abroad so that he can be treated by a doctor, and they said that we would help, the way you helped us in childhood

universal jurisdiction? or can victims anywhere in the world bring cases against a war criminal wherever he or sheay be from? >> in th case, of course, i mean, a massive crimes being committed in syriay and the security council cannot refer syria because, obviously, because of russia and now chinese veto. but you do have, first of all, the -- the u.n. created this investigative mechanism on syria, i ki of group of prosecutors who were putting together cases in addition to which you have ngos like this interpreter national justice and accountability that have specialized in bringing out regime documents, massive number of documents. you have a former photographer of one of the torture centers, so-called caesar, taking pictures of victims. this mechanism then distributes cases that it is developing 10 national courts. and so the case in syria, which was based on the fact these defendants were in europe -- i believe that two of them were in germany and two were -- one was in france, but i could be wrong. it was based on the fact that these people, that germany had opened -- thatt's war crimes units had open what was called instructional investigation in syria so whenever a syrian suspe

variety of areas to consolidate them in practice among residents, young talents and already fully established young scientists who offer their breakthrough ideas at the university have been calling syriacome to your device, let's see, we do it here. this is all within the same building, and therefore we can come up with the most fantastic designs. experiments make the most of the olympic legacy the federal territory will be overgrown with new facilities in the coming years. there will be a huge student campus with residential quarters for students for 7,000 students, a university school, a clinic, an educational building and recreational areas. santa claus from all over the country came to novosibirsk which took over the baton of the new year's capital of russia atmosphere of the winter tale of a thousand light bulbs along the main street, the festive christmas tree is the longest skating rink and not only the delicacies of the congress from astrakhan, irkutsk khabarovsk and even the oymyakon of the cold policy, they collect it right on the street. a whole crowd of passers-by people make wishes and take a photo of positive emotions. just the sea. today arrived. well, it's very beautif