in 2001, director oles yanchuk released the film unconquered, praising the leader of the oun upa romans, an obvious fascist. and in 2013, director artyom saidbalaev presented the premiere of the film. but the prayer paved the way for other films, so they were already the fundamental basis for the future nationalist maidan, which showed its ears in 2004, in 2014 it finally unfolded, in 2004 the film the iron hundred, the zalizna hundred was released, in which, according to the plot, the valiant thugs of upa fight with the germans, with the russians, with the poles, but everyone...

memory, when they list the forces of the coalition, which means the usa, britain, etc. and ukraine, upas, what about the upa, bandera, who they received all the ammunition from nazi germany, they were on the side of the coalition on the side of those who landed in normandy, but you see, nevertheless, no one at all. doesn’t care, but by the way, in france the biggest fuss was about zelensky’s visit and not even from the point of view of historical justice, he is going to speak in the french parliament tomorrow, macron called him, it arises again for macron finally found a man who is taller even lower than, well, approximately yes, but they already exchanged wives today, i to what, that is, how panin is now zelensky’s wife, well, yes they are somehow today, well , we know that we have a complete idiot, no, well , we know that we have such and such. wait, we know that macronika is the actress panin, recognized as a terrorist and a foreign agent, so i can’t tell the difference, well, what’s my point, vladimirovich, the question arises, in europe and in france voting has begun in the europea

mine, yes, well, it is not my merit, it is the merit of my family, mine of my grandfather, who was upaought up like that, i have never i didn’t listen to russian music at all, i didn’t even imagine how it was possible to listen to russian music, never, you know, but from school to this day i don’t have a single russian track, it will be somewhere in chernihiv, not even in chernihiv, not even in our country there are also so many people in lviv who grew up there russified families, they had their own world, where dostoevsky, bulgakov, king ishut, aria, these were the bricks of this house of this world, and they are falling now, and like in the 14th year it begins to crack, but on february 24 he it just starts to fall apart, well, someone is wiser, he just took it and started to build a new house, you know, but...some people try to keep it like this until it's piled up and there and somewhere there, as a result, you know what turns out to be a classic izba izba and that's it if you know, that's how it was, it was just from those building materials somewhere it looks like that, do you kno

was, fought with russia, who are now the descendants of the upa, their grandchildren, that is, we areee that our grandchildren are fighting, and when we are ready to go, don't go, grandson, don't go, but you yourself won't be able to hold a weapon even then, who can, you have to take up arms and defend the state, iryna kleimenova, i'll give it to you. one more word, i asked a soldier from the legendary cold ravine about this, they are like that, as he said, they crush everyone, everyone on the battlefield, but still, how is the mood of the military personnel who are fighting there now? i can be responsible for myself, for my unit, it is clear that a lot of people are tired, and this is so, i can talk about myself in particular, this such universal fatigue when you open your eyes if you managed to sleep. when you open your eyes and when you start weighing whether you can get up or not, this evacuation, it is a resource for you, whether someone survives or not, and a lot of people are tired, and a lot of people are angry that the rear failed his work, because many of us, and myself pers

118th police guard battalion formed from ukrainian nationalists, the nationalist formations of the upa, melnikov and bandera, the nazis of the latvian ss legion, the second lithuanian auxiliary nationalist police battalion. belarus remembers all the inhabitants of burned belarusian villages. today , more than 10 thousand of them are known. remembers all those tortured in concentration camps, who, taking into account preliminary results of the criminal investigation. we remember those who became prisoners of the ghetto, suffering martyrdom, who did not return from german slavery, we remember all the belarusian children who were tortured alive and burned alive. decades later, belarus. i couldn't heal my wounds. and today more and more burial sites of genocide victims are being opened. we have a huge number of projects, there are so-called russian houses, they are called that by the people, formally they are all beautifully called the russian center for science and culture, the most important one is naturally located in minsk, they are all a kind of point of attraction for people who come

film iron hundred, zalizna hundred was released, in which, according to the plot, the valiant thugs of upa

hiding his predisposition to the ideas of the bandarovites, advocated in the form of a prohibited oun upas face, it is difficult to imagine that stets once received a cultural education with a specialty in folk art, although he never worked as a leader of a folklore ensemble. immediately after his appointment, the minister began sending out manuals to ukrainian media on how to present this or that information. for example, i came up with, if you don’t talk about the commander of sparta motorola, then ukrainian society will get the impression that there is no such thing, if you want to clear the information field, just don’t talk about it, you’ve played too much so much so that i even fell for an information scam with the announcement of unreliable data on the air of poroshenko’s fifth channel, the scandal went to the skies, so i even had to ask to resign, but my boss did not let me go, i will definitely resign by the end of this year. poroshenko understood perfectly well that the blow to... was an attack in the information war on the domestic field against his main pr man, who, moreover,

annual meeting we ar not necessarily speaking to a collection of national price like we -- press come upand so it is today. members of the kansasy media gather to work for only one mayor, a pretty g but nonetheless may be you have not had a cnce aci national politif mayors is not like the noen seae tv. we stand shoulder to shoulder. we are serious people. we can be funny but we dogame. we feel the burden on our shoulders and give it the respect it deserves. we practice politics by compromising, ng forward, and we are outcome oriented. we do not think a scathing tweet or press release is an accompshin oklahoma we call it o seek to divide us, who say that llre enemies. they will call them vermin. in my city we have a scholar in what happens when you take words of dehumanization to the loga's, democrats, independents, will not stand for this election rhetoric. our platform will have subanandy and respect. pluralism, compromise, pragmatism. [applause] people who have been given these titles should feel an obligation to use them to preserve this uniqueexperiment, to appeal to the betterment an

represented in belarus by seven organizations and agencies in various directions, you know, unicef, undp, upanaturally, we all work together to help the country. energy security. a lot is being done in the country to improve the health of the population. according to a number of indicators, belarus ranks among first places in the european region. belarus occupies. this is one of the first places in terms of achievements in the european region; recent achievements are especially important such as stopping the transmission of syphilis and the human immunodeficiency virus from mother to child. while some countries are concerned about improving the quality of life, others are introducing sanctions that hinder the implementation of sustainable development goals. what kind of creation of a prosperous planet can we talk about then? unfortunately. unilateral sanctions themselves, means, ensuring coercion to their implementation, as well as over-compliance on the part of banks, private companies, donors and even humanitarian organizations, has a very serious negative humanitarian impact on both specif

the tombstones and places it under the yellow-blaky ukrainian and black-red ensigns of the extremist upawhose decisions are causing the square square cemetery to continue to grow rapidly. a couple of hours later, grave dust from zelensky’s shoes is already on the red carpet of the building of the european council, its chairman charles michel, the head of the regime slows down and intensively tells something to the pointing bureaucrat with his finger, perhaps sharing fantasies about the second so-called summit. the dnieper guest emotionally signed agreements with the eu, one of which obliges the 27 countries of the association to support kiev. quote: despite any institutional changes within. today we have the opportunity to sign additional bilateral security agreements with ukraine. it is very important that we make it clear that we intend to support ukraine as much as as much as needed. hot words about strengthening support, signing a number of documents instead of the key entry into nato. at the next summit in washington, the kiev regime will be offered not to become part of the organiz

of his military career, in the mid-fifties he was sent to odessa to fight nationalists from the oun-upasentries were attacked, especially when there is a sentry left, he remains with weapons, and of course there were such attacks. on the territory of the division in boloshikha near moscow, the museum presents the entire century-old history of the elite unit, personal belongings under glass. creation of special purpose divisions, personally selected personnel, took care of the material and technical equipment of the division, therefore in 1926, after his death, all personnel petitioned for the division to be given the honorary name of derzhinsky. part of the exhibition is dedicated to the participation of dzerzhintsy in the great patriotic war, footage from the parade on november 7, 1941, portraits of heroes, military uniforms of those years and photographs taken. at the victory parade on june 24, 1945, the dzerzhintsy, as part of a battalion of captured banners, carried the standards of the third reich across red square and threw them at the foot of the mausaleum. in the post-war years

ukrainians to speak not only about this, yes, but also there the upa, and volyn, yes, and, let's say, holocaust on the territory of ukraine, what exactly, here how to call it, how, well, i think, this is also what we, what we are about you have already been talked about, and this is some kind of main source, er, that is, deprivation, er, deprivation of ukrainians, er, deprivation by the soviet union, er,... ukrainians of their own history and their own memory, and a mixture of these various traumas that had to go through, on the one hand, personal traumas of this non-existent statehood, constant subordination to various neighboring empires, constant threat, rejection of oneself because it is a danger. and on the other hand, in some individual cases, this is exactly what i tried to tell you, odoki, this feeling of guilt, it is in some cases connected with really terrible or some wrong or wrong actions or crimes, but in many cases the feeling of guilt arises simply in people who are innocent, and they uh... turn out to be witnesses who cannot influence the situation, or by the survivors

there or communists, because there is such a story there, they said that if he played someone from the upae too attractive a scoundrel for ordinary people, and this tape by nazarry yuremchuk. .. in principle, this is part of the episodes from knai media, which are made by maksym serdyuk, who is actually also known as the editor-in-chief of the sluh pro music publication, and that is why it is interesting that their new inclinations towards documentaries and knowledge of ukrainian music, which they already, well examination which they filled for years. yaremchuk incomparable world of beauty, this is the name of the film, this is the corresponding song of yaremchuk, i am about... listen to it now, by the way, the youth of smarak is like an incomparable world of beauty, the song is played by the waves of the cheremoz, the patras burn on the field as if it is blooming, dream of joy and i am lucky for them, i think there will be a lot of such songs in the film. more, i want to go to one of my favorite films in your program, i have already watched it, and i encourage everyone to watch it on the

les advertimos que las imagenes que van a haber son fuers el sabado aparecio internet donde se ve a upa ejer un sohosoue termino herido por las fuerzas israies cerca de lciudad de llenin que era traadado a una ambulancia el ejercito rrec se ajustan a los valores del cin bolivia para surcar las aguas del lago titicaca e en la noc ejercito. >> nadadores de todas las partes del mundo se danita en bolivia para surcar las aguas del lago titicaca en la noche mas fria del hemisferio sur. >> del hemisferio sur y una mujer de el paso marca la nueva tendencia en los concuos de belleza de texas. lograrus suenos. es limite para >> tus noticieros de confianza siguen creciendo. >> llega noticias telemundo ahora. >> toda la informacion que n necesitas saber, gratis en s streaming y al instante. >> mas en vivo, noticias de u ultima hora y analisis en entrevista momento desde cu cualquiera de tus noticias t telemundo instante. >> noticias telemundo ahora. (valentina) hola soy valentina, y un pequeño detalle que me fascinó del maple pepper bacon sandwich de chick-fil-a® es el contraste perfecto entre dul

there or communists, because there is such a story there, they said that if he played someone from the upald be too attractive, kind of scoundrel for ordinary people. and this tape by nazarriy yaremchuk is, in principle , part of the episodes from knai media, which are made by maksym serdyuk, who is actually also known as the editor-in-chief of the publication sluh pro muzik, and that's why their new tendencies towards documentary and knowledge of ukrainian came together interestingly here music, which they have already, well, expertise, which they have accumulated for years. yaremchuk an incomparable world of beauty, the name of this film is... a song by yaremchuk, i suggest you listen to it now, by the way, youth is fat, an incomparable world of beauty, cheremoz sings a song with waves, the patras burn on the meadowsweet, as if it is blooming, dream of joy and happiness in they are mine, i think there will be many more such songs in the film, i want to go to one of my favorite films in your program, i have already watched it, and i urge everyone to watch it on the big screen, because the

enemy, in the annihilation of ukrainian soldiers, and actually the fact that he died at the hands of a upais is probably a canonical story of a dog, a dog's death at the hands of good hands, in our case... the kyiv city council, on the initiative of european solidarity, cleaned up the kyiv air from at least contemplating the monument to the soviet executioner, and this monument was demolished from the surface of our capital, however, what is under the surface is not under the regulation of the kyiv city council, it is the central government, it disposes of... these are questions about the transfer remains, and accordingly, until a decision is made at the central level, vatutin will spoil the ukrainian land and with his miasma will destroy the opportunity for our ukrainian vegetation to live and grow there, as we want and see. it is so strange in us happens because edits, for example. about the dubbing of films in english, they are transferred, transferred, transferred, despite the resistance of society, but after all, they are sewn into this law and voted on, but with the moscow patriarcha

can donate a little on this occasion, to honor, so to speak to say, the memory of general khorundzhy upa , a man whom muscovites fear to this day, because even during a full-scale invasion, you decided to fight with what he left behind with some family relics, decided to destroy the shuche family house. i wondered what berman shukhevych was doing, if he didn't have to fight for ukrainian independence, because he was a successful advertiser, he had an advertising agency that worked quite well, they did all kinds of advertising campaigns, they did such, you see, they advertised all kinds of some swimsuits, yes swimsuits, swimsuit ads, or some kind of pasta ad. by the way, by the way, advertising of some cigarettes was allowed at that time, sholimit , smoker's viburnum, or something like that, it sounded like bees, bees, beelimit, smoker's viburnum, and there were also women's swimsuits, they also advertised, had, had, shukhevych and. that agency, had a car, booths, fashionable, you know, well, here is the weight, well, and then they came to the size of muscovites, and shukhevich had to thr

hopefully as her story is told over and over again, it will be úpa small semblance of the juste she sowe can be proud to honor one of our proud to be an arkansan. thank dies and gentlemen, mr. charles king, president of apol. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable t arkansas. o■■fthank you all for joining us here on this very special occasion. it's a privilege to honor daisy bates, an extraordinary civil rights legend. this singular contribution to justice and fairness inour nation. i want to thank the arkansas state shore statuary hall steering committee for their work to organize this event. and i want to the little rock nine, whom daisy bates ably led. ery and grace in the of injustice captivated a nation. 67 years ago. and has inspired generations of americans er since. daisy bates started from humble beginnings. the orphan of murder mother and an absent father. she up in a segregated■ society that discriminated against her simply for the color of his skin, even as a young girl, daisy refused to accept this injustice because it betrayed er promise and was an affront to god, under him.

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strip the administrative state, make it so the epa can't do upa stuff, make it so the department of education crow types, and there is a reason thomas and alito are smiling. it's because they are remaking this country in this heritage foundation image. >> sarah, there are so many high-profile cases this term, do you think everyday americans are paying attention to how this supreme court is changing things? >> i don't think so and i think it's because it feels very complicated■ç, even the fisheri discussion i was trying to understand and can really get my head around it. it is about what tim was saying, about how 2016 really changed things in a way that it was not just trumpian elected. it was the fact that he got to remake this court and it just feels like i think it was rose them where you find out the father had been dead for years. it feels like the country died sort of in 2016, and i heard biden say last night you know, he's going to make sure that roe v. wade gets back in and it's like, your president now. you can't do that now, you don't have the power to do that now and i think that$çi

arises, why only with his wife, and not together with the nazis from azov and the leftovers from the upaugged by macron for some reason by macron’s wife bridget. at this time, look, macron himself is kissing the first lady of ukraine, zelensky. the ss lover, canadian prime minister trudeau, has just arrived. biden passed by, and rishi sunok arrived, too. together with defense minister sheps, who took zelensky aside and actively discussed something with him. apparently, he explained how in london they were directing stormshadow to crimea. the overdue president of ukraine was made almost the main one guest of the event, they even stuck a yellow block flag in the middle of amaha beach. for some reason, the american veteran went to kiss zelensky’s hands with the words “thank you to your people.” looked like... fighting right now. thanks to your people. i want a photo. yes, i took a photo. our memory must never fail, our resolve must never fade. we still consider military aggression a sin, we believe that human rights are sacred, we all humans should live freely. we must once again defend a p

and moreover, it says that they took the first battle there on february 8 with the german army, the upa the ukrainian rebel army, and so according to documents that the poles themselves opened in the archives , if we look, at the same time these banderaites, they burned. well, no one will reveal it, at least they will learn from them, b let's talk not about history, not about what it really was, let's talk about the future, this is the basis for some kind of construction any kind of history, this is the basis for building, so to speak, some kind of future, that’s what to build from this foundation , they held a forum in lugansk-donetsk, history for the future, there was one woman there, a teacher, she came up to us and asked, that’s how further? this is in the future, we know that even in the territory of the not yet liberated donetsk-lugansk republics there are many neo-nazis, she asked such a fundamental question, from which i was honestly a little taken aback, is it even possible to re-educate the neo-nazis who are there are there? but we know that these textbooks, they directly educ

if you want to open upa dance studio we'd ask whether he was distracted but not taking tesla the resourcesup a competing a.i. company pitched as using tesla's data to develop its own technology. that is the part where -- >> hold on. separate that. i don't bly xai is planning to use tesla's data, using data from x. >> no. bloomberg reported he said he was using tesla's data. that's the public information that i have. >> if he was not using tesla the data would you feel differently? >> no. because he's already been using tesla's engineers. that's another resource. and -- competition is considered a violation of fiduciary duty. not supposed to directly compete with the companies that you head. so that's the problem with -- if he were saying, i will quit, and this is what you need to get me to stay, that would absolutely be fine. so as far as handing employees bonuses end of the year, those kind of things. those all had that same forward-looking component. moat slatetivates the employee forward. tesla saying we're not negotiating this package. >> he worked five years doing that. >> he did that

hagerman brought upas tried and convicted by a jury of his peers. >> it's not about hunter biden. this is about the tape mr. nadler. >> brought up a number of things the president and the former president was convicted by a jury of his peers and the question she brings and by the way, he made for the defense and against the defense and whether rulings were correct decisions to exclude certain witnesses was correct will be decided on for appellate division or state of new york and perfectly legitimate to question that but not legitimate to question the trial bows those questions are appellate questions.gi >> did work fore richard nixon. once his -- once it was out the transcript was out he cou privilege. i guess that's why the major news outlets are sue to go get something that you're trying to hide that you don't want the american people to see and truly an insult to the american people that you're these lengths having all the words about all these other trials that have nothing to do with this. let me run downe and this is something that i don't understand. chairman mr. comer on