under the command of the us navy .s electronic warfare systems to be strong in the sea, which is one of america's best hands is that they are protective agents for american aircraft carriers. america has 11 active aircraft carriers that have been passing 2,000 kilometers of the persian gulf for two and a half years. simulating the attack of iran's cruise missiles, a replica the us aircraft carrier with their warhead missile is one-tenth of abu mahdi's kozeh missile. it has publicly announced its defense strategy in the sea to be 1,000 km . with this distance, the superiority of the aircraft carriers , whose fighters are used, falls because the f-8 fighters are finally 800 km away. their fathers can take off from a distance and return to the origin without air refueling. in order for them to stay away from the cruise missile shooters at a distance of a thousand kilometers from the coast of iran, they must be air refueled. iran's fighters and air defense will be stealth drones four years ago. the united states destroyed

these destroyers are the pure command of the us navy, which provides strong anti-aircraft missiles and electronic warfare systems in the sea . one of america's best hands is that they are protectors for us aircraft carriers . the us has 11 aircraft carriers in two years and half of the 2000 kilometers of the persian gulf were crossed this simulation of iran's cruise missile attack is a replica of an american aircraft carrier with missiles whose warhead is a tenth of the abu mahdi jar missile . the defense range of its activity in the sea has been publicly announced as 1,000 kilometers . they are used because their f-18 fighter jets can travel 800 km from the navel and return without aerial refueling . in order for them to stay away from cruise missiles at a distance of 1000 km from the coast of iran , the fighters must be refueled in the air. defense surveillance four years ago , the heroic iranian air force destroyed the american drone in the persian gulf with the khordad iii system missile in the sky, and this significant increase in iran's capabilities is considered the price of sha

in the us navy command. amazing combinations of anti-aircraft missiles and the strong electronic warfare systems in the sea know that one of america's best hands is that they are the protectors for american aircraft carriers . america has 11 active aircraft carriers, and it has been two and a half years since the 2000 km of the persian gulf did not pass the missile attack simulation. iran's cruise ship is a replica of an american aircraft carrier with their warhead missile, which is one tenth of abu mahdi's kozeh missile . tehran has publicly announced its defense strategy in the sea to a thousand kilometers. with this distance, the superiority of the aircraft carriers, whose fighters are used , will fall. f18 is finally 800 their drones can be fired from a distance without activating aerial refueling because they must stay away from cruise missile shooters at a distance of a thousand kilometers from the coast of iran . air refueling should be done. the fighters are under the surveillance of iran's air defen

destroyers, and one or two of these missiles can be an oliver class destroyer. which destroys the us navyse destroyers are the pure command of the us navy, which, due to the anti-aircraft missiles and electronic warfare systems , put them firmly in the sea. one of the best things of the us is that they are the protectors for the us aircraft carriers. the us has 11 aircraft carriers. it's been two and a half years since the 2,000 km distance from the persian gulf has not rejected the simulation of iran's us cruise missile attack with missiles whose warheads are one-tenth of the kozeh abu mahdi missile, and tehran has publicly announced its defense strategy in the sea of ​​1,000 km. by this distance, the upper hand of the ships the aircraft carrier, which is their fighters, will fall because the f-18 fighters can finally take off from a distance of 800 km and return to the origin without aerial refueling. in order for them to stay away from the cruise missile shooters at a distance of a thousand kilometers from the coast of iran, the fighter must be refueled in the air. will be under iran's

s. navy, those full size through us navy. these photos were taken by the east german navy. the us, as iowa was a symbol of nato strength and of the decline of the warsaw pact. the hut is over at this ot mill. i gosh, golf at the end of the so if you guys happen to go off late to mentioned in a speech to members of the u. s. navy, i see is that they were very surprised and impressed by us naval technology. i think the u. s. navy will find the von or, and appraised to us navy and the come by power of the ship concert though, and admitted that we couldn't stand up to the comfort cost is actually english fits on the glass itself for whom the dust money in the game. but at the at the same time in 1985 secret plans were unfolding at keep our kona on the east german island route. here lies a relic of the pat, just a former east german bunker on the far chip of the island. the night of the former corvette kept him in, the east german navy knows what it was used for on fitting clicks for the outside. in the event of war, the bunker was intended to ensure that the high command remaine

s. navy, i see is that they were very surprised and impressed by us naval technology. i think the u. s. navy will find the one on the appraised to us navy and the come by power of the ship, good, sort of and admitted that we couldn't stand up to the comfort cost these. i sure if i understood on the glass itself all the dust money in the game, but at the at the same time in 1985 secret plans were unfolding at keep our kona on the east german island route. and here lies a relic of the pat, just a former east german bunker on the far tip of the island. a good night of the former corvette captain in the east german navy knows what it was used for. fitting, thanks for the outside. in the event of war, the bunker was intended to ensure that the high command remained operation awful as it was originally planned to how 70 men. the bunker covers 2000 square meters and was built by soldiers from assessments, naval and construction battalion, all the other ones, or substance and other things. thomas van de bowed site, while it was still under construction in 1985 on a photo of the

works that the songs of the twin towers had it was a warship that recently entered the service of the us navy in cheshm naseri, which is very important to us because the sinking was part of a disaster and it will not be forgotten. 7 were related to each other as well as design there was a basement that, when you entered from under building 7, you would go to building number 6, and the basement of building number 6 had high security and was accessible to the public because the lower part of building number was the storage place for equipment related to intelligence agencies, for example. bulletproof limousines fake phone trucks were kept there for espionage when the operator found the underground entrance to the building six and a security officer next to the electronic moonlights to open the doors 3 but because of the spill the roof was opening and parts of the walls didn't fall down and it was possible to look around. today is a special moment for us to look for the survivors of the incident inside the fourth security office. there is no light, but there is no one or even anything. we stayed

so we see a us navy aircraft hovering around that area that then is a time by ukrainian forces. so this is another interesting element to all this. but again, at the time for the time being the cold up the warning, so we're not expected to see another attack. hopefully it stays that way. firefighters are at the scene dealing with the blaze that happened, of course, after the missile attack. and what happened, and this is it at the moment we're waiting to see any more details. let's have a couple of couple officials also said the crimea has been experiencing issues with the internet. there are lots of cyber attacks happening at the moment, but the residents have been reassured so far that it is safe to move around, but they're still advise and just stay away from the city essentially just in case . okay, and at this point, no official response from the kremlin no international reaction. we're not really expecting an international reaction because we've seen that tax happen on a pry me uh before. and we've not really heard much from the, from the west. for example, even when the u

there was a war that recently served the us navy in the region in the eyes of these works it is very important for us because the ship was a part of a disaster and we will not forget the lessons that building no. 6 was one of the buildings where various institutions were connected between this building, the electricity building, building no. 7, and also the underground design that was taken from under building 7. you would enter from there to building number 6 and in the underground part of building number 6 there was high security and they are accessible to the public because the lower part of building number was the storage place for equipment related to intelligence agencies, for example bulletproof limousines and fake trucks. phone for spying they were kept there when operatives found the underground entrance of the building and found a security officer next to the dead man who had electronic locks to open the doors that were being opened due to the collapse of the roof. parts of the walls were also collapsed and you could look around there completely, especially we looked for the

destroyers and one or two of these missiles can be an oliver-class interceptor that cuts off the us navylid electronics in the sea know that one of america's best hands is that they are the protectors for american aircraft carriers. america has 11 active aircraft carriers that two years and a half of 2000 km of the persian gulf. aircraft carrier replica america with their warhead missile is one tenth of abu mahdi's kozeh missile. it has publicly announced its defense strategy in the sea at a distance of 1000 km . with this distance, the superiority of the aircraft carriers whose fighters are disabled will fall because the f8 fighters will eventually 800 kilometers away, they can take their bombs and return to their origin without aerial refueling . in order for them to stay away from cruise missiles at a distance of a thousand kilometers from iran's coasts , aerial refueling should be done. the fighters will be under the surveillance and air defense of iran. a year ago, the drone it destroyed america's covert work in the persian gulf with the khordad iii missile in the sky, and this incr

us navy petty officer wilbur archie mitts was greeted in the south bay with military honors as ktvu tomhows us now. thanks to big advances in technology and the military, creative leaving no one behind, another california warrior who was long missing in action is now back home during thursday's noon hour, a plane arrived at san jose airport carrying the remains of us navy petty officer jr wilbur archie mitts, chief petty officer mitts, an aviation radioman, was shot down and killed 79 years ago in september of 1944. during world war two's operation stalemate, the shelling of enemy targets in micronesia's palau islands. as he was met by family and his remains were handled with full military honors and then immediately taken 70 miles to the south to his final resting place and home in seaside, near monterey. seeing them finally return him home and after all these years, and just to know that they finally have the closure mitts was one of 420,000 service members who served either voluntarily or by the draft, who did not return as much as they would have wanted to. finally home. petty offic

he also greatly expanded us navy, paving the way for us navy, true to ocean. and because of this, another things he presided over what became known as the billion dollar congress. first time congress had spent that much in peacetime. and although he claimed to support civil service reform, there were too many political debts he had pay for such a narrow victory. so right after he gets into office, they end up firing 35,000 democrat ads from their civil service jobs. replace them with republicans and then slap civil service protections in, which is exactly the opposite of the way civil service is supposed to work. nevertheless, he preside over the passage, some really important legislation, the mckinley tariff of 1890, by a pen by william mckinley, also from ohio. we'll talk about him in a minute. raises protective tariffs to their rate to that point. the sherman antitrust at, the anti-monopoly legislation, which is still the law of the land today, was passed under him and he signed that the sherman silver purchase act, which was an attempt to expand the curren

destroyers, and one or two of these missiles can intercept a first-class submarine that can cut off the us navy. anti-aircraft missiles the strong electronic warfare in the sea know that one of america's best hands is that they are the protectors for american aircraft carriers . america's 11 active aircraft carriers have passed 2000 kilometers of the persian gulf in the past two and a half years . this is an attack simulation. iran's cruise missiles are a replica of an american carrier with missiles whose warheads are one-tenth of the rouzah abu mahdi missile. tehran has publicly announced its defense strategy of a thousand kilometers at sea, with this distance the superiority of aircraft carriers whose fighters have been disabled. it falls because f-18 fighters eventually 800 km, their fathers can take it from a distance and without refueling in the name of change. in order for them to stay away from cruise missile shooters at a distance of 1000 km from the coast of iran , air refueling should be done. the fighters will be under the surveillance and air defense of iran. it destroyed the us ste

it has a military base in lahj, shabwa, hadar mut, al-mahrah and saqqat under the command of the us navy's 5th fleet in bahrain. now , it appears from the words of the us representative in yemen that even after peace is achieved in yemen, the us does not intend to withdraw its forces . regarding the withdrawal of foreign forces from yemen , it has been agreed that some of these forces will remain in this country to fight terrorism with the permission of the yemeni parties. in the days when more than ever there is talk of an agreement to end the war in yemen. however, american soldiers and ambassadors have appeared in the southern and eastern provinces of yemen. america's attempt to employ yemeni youth and send warships to the waters of the red sea even in the context that the talks between sana'a and riyadh have been positive shows that washington does not want the crisis in yemen to end with such provocative actions. thank you for your companion. in the city of ray, in the east of ibn bavi's mausoleum, there is an old brick tower. it is 900 years old and it is called toghral tower . this

in 2017 , 10 american sailors died due to such tricks, after which the us navy ships turned on the transmitteron. maybe ilona accompanied someone else in complete darkness near the destroyed pipe. this winter, the danish publication ostrabladet reported on a strange request from the united states received at the end of october. it was informal, usually referred to as oral, leaving no paper trail. the americans really wanted to inspect the site of the nord stream i explosion. we are talking about a secret investigation or cleaning up a street. what can you do if the us president himself has made his country the main suspect? if russia invades, its tanks and troops cross the border of ukraine again, then there will be no nord stream 2. how will you manage to do this, considering that the project is under the control of germany, we will do it, i promise, we will put an end to this, exactly a year ago, underwater explosions destroyed three out of four threads of northern streams. thanks to the usa, my ex immediately wrote. "piles of metal at the bottom of the sea, the eternal question of who benef

us navy petty officer wilbur archie mitz was greeted in the south bay today with military honors as ktvuhows us. thanks to huge advances in technology and the military, creative leaving no one behind, another california warrior who was long missing in action is missing. no more. during thursday's noon hour, a plane arrived at san jose airport carrying the remains of us navy petty officer wilbur archie mitz. petty officer mitz, an aviation radio man, was shot down and killed 79 years ago in september of 1944. during world war two's operation stalemate, the shelling of enemy targets in micronesia's palau islands. he was met by family and his remains were handled with full military honors and then immediately taken 70 miles to the south to his final resting place and home in seaside, near monterey. seeing them finally receive him home. and after all these years, and just to know that they finally have the closure. mitz was one of 420,000 service members who served either voluntarily or by the draft who did not return as much as they would have wanted to. finally, home petty officer mcneese

shabu'ah, hadar mut, al-mahrah, and saqq. has a military base and operates under the commander of the us navy's fifth fleet in bahrain. now , it appears from the words of the us representative in yemen that even after peace is achieved in yemen, the us does not intend to withdraw its forces. it has been agreed on the withdrawal of foreign forces from yemen. some of these forces are supposed to stay in this country with the permission of the yemeni parties to fight terrorism. in the days when there is talk of an agreement to end the war in yemen more than ever , the military and the american ambassador they have appeared in the southern and eastern provinces of yemen. america's attempt to employ yemeni youth and send warships to the waters of the red sea even in the situation where the talks between sana'a and riyadh have been positive shows that washington does not want such provocative actions. the crisis in yemen is over. at the same time as the so-called throne day is approaching, the zionist media are aware of the readiness of this regime for fear of resistance operations. the martyrdom of

if both claims that us navy divers, with deep diving equipment from panama city, florida of web presence, they have nothing to do with the exercise. they have been very likely being used to deploy the bones cmo s claims that they have dropped the phone away from the p 8 because i don't have crossed the boy had sent a code at 6 know that we got the time us off the phones this is an easy and practical way to do it cmo hush saw. so suppose the key from the ca also told them that the us had used the norwegian pals item to pull the trigger. americans like plausible deniability, but there is something we have to add. it might have seemed to us then, but such an operation did not fit with traditional norwegian security policy sold in all regions at a higher level seem to have backed out contrary to. ready its information, seymour hersh, that's what happened and stepped on the 21st of september, a us preside on and everything us quotes now is new flu from siegel now, it's really up to the north, towards navy fields in germany. it is a nephew from the level of the ocean in germany, and flu for 3

s. military veteran i, i served in the us navy and the nuclear engineering field for 6 years. and so 1st of all, i would say that the prevalence of, of white supremacist. yeah. in the military that you know, the proportions of it. first of all, our service dependent. there's far more of it say in the army and the marines. then you often find in, in the navy and the air force, which is interesting. and i think warrants some study why that is the case. and i think you're right that it is a bit of a chicken and eggs to i think the evidence that there is a higher proportion of white supremacists in the military than in the general population is, is pretty much in disputed. and the pentagon has been quite open that they, they say they have a problem and it is by no means a majority of, of the u. s. military, that is clear, but it does exist and it is disproportionate. i tend to think of that as a result, more of ultimately the us military of course, is a institution of violence. and these people are simply attracted by violence. and the ability to then, you know, act on these, you

it has a military base in al-muhra and al-saqqat, and they operate under the commander of the us navy's fifth fleet in bahrain. now, from the words of the us representative in yemen, it seems that even after peace is achieved in yemen, the us does not intend to withdraw its forces. the withdrawal of foreign forces from yemen is agreed to be part of this forces with the permission of the yemeni parties in this country to fight. in the days when more than ever there is talk of an agreement to end the war in yemen, the military and the american ambassador have made a bold appearance in the southern and eastern provinces of yemen. america's attempt to employ yemeni youth and send warships to the waters of the red sea in the context of positive talks between sana'a and riyadh shows that washington is returning to the conversation with mr. reza mirabian, a senior expert on west asian issues. we also saw the report that the americans want to stay in yemen they want to put it there. this is your interpretation . they want to know the details of this recruitment ad , how much history it had, how

hadar mut, al-mahrah and saqqat, and operates under the commander of the fifth generation of the us navy in bahrain. . now it seems from the words of the representative of the us in the affairs of yemen that even after the realization of peace in yemen, the us does not intend to withdraw its forces. it has been agreed on the withdrawal of foreign forces from yemen some of these forces are supposed to stay in this country with the permission of the yemeni parties to fight terrorism. in the days when more than ever there is talk of an agreement to end the war in yemen. the american military and ambassador, however , found a strong appearance in the southern and eastern provinces of yemen. america's attempt to employ yemeni youth and send warships to the waters of the red sea, even in the situation where the talks between sana'a and riyadh have been positive , shows that washington does not want the yemeni crisis to end with such provocative actions. in an interview with mr. reza mirabian, senior expert on issues we will go back to west asia, we also saw in the report that the americans wan

the explosives were installed by divers from the us navy's sixth fleet.hours, including a gradual descent to a depth of 79 m, several hours at the bottom and ascent. everything was. done back in june under the cover of nato maneuvers, they say in washington they were afraid that the germans would still start pumping gas from the northern streams in the winter, then the sanctions blockade of russia would be broken, well, the united states took care of its additional profit. for the americans, this is a great opportunity to supply much larger volumes of their gas, especially since the prices last year were colossal, they simply earned, well , areas of profit that they could not earn there for years. in fact, the europeans paid for the collapse of their energy ties, which happened in energy markets, well, about a trillion euros. this is not a final assessment, europe is losing even more due to the consolidation of its enterprises in the usa, they are moving production to where energy is cheaper. this was an attack on germany, the most powerful country in eur

training will begin weeks after that, more of the us sonata on wednesday endorsed the nomination of us navyommander gen. charles brown to chair the joint chiefs of staff for according to the proposal of the us president jobiden, brown should replace general mark milli, who is retiring already this fall, during the hearings in the senate regarding the approval of his candidacy, on july 11, general brown highlighted the conclusions that he personally learned from the russian war in ukraine, in particular, he called the importance of information on the logistics of time necessary for military operations, the willingness of the military to fight and the capabilities of air defense. brown is a former fighter pilot. over the past 11 years, he has had seven deployments to military conflicts in different regions of the world. despite the sharp rebukes that have been heard these weeks between the governments of poland and ukraine, the policy of the european union does not change and europe continues to firmly support ukraine politically , economically, humanitarianly, diplomatically and militarily ,

years ago, russians could visit even without a visa, if they came by sea on a yacht, let’s say, now us navyunload ballistic missiles , they are practicing nato landings in the baltics , but no matter how the alliance flaunts their me... military superiority in the baltic, every meter of its waters under control, and if necessary, in the sights of russian coastal missile systems. alexey tebotorev, dmitry sitnikov, ntv kaliningrad region. with this we say goodbye to the viewers of central russia. see you. so, so what's on our minds now? one benefit. take it now at a discount. then get cashback and eldorado, easy to apply, just get up to 5 million, in the branch and online, i’m ready to support you in the most stressful situations, because i’m number one for excess stress and lack of magnesium, i’m magne b6 and available on the yandex market, millions russians choose warm comfort with rehau windows, i’ll pay , i have cashback up to... rubles, azonbank, nap, look, and you have a lot of clients here, already more than 25 million. what about 100% cashback? well, yes, you can return the entire amo

cooperate in the defense sector, with the united states , in particular, allowed to repair ships of the us navyrritory and plans to purchase drones from the americans, does this not contradict india's policy towards russia , or can they balance in this way no it is not contradicts i think that these circumstances arose already in the context of the russian-ukrainian war, where russian weapons actually showed their inefficiency , and therefore it is clear that no one is going to buy bad weapons, ineffective weapons , which means, accordingly, it is necessary to look for new, er, new manufacturers who have actually proven their efficiency one of such manufacturers is without a doubt the united states of america and the development of this cooperation is absolutely logical, and if russia can offer some cheap options, well, there are no weapons for other cooperation please here you indians will also actively not join and the only question is this well, we have already seen active cooperation regarding oil and e.e. between india and russia where about the sale and we know that the problem of rotatio

directly pointed out that the explosion of gas pipelines was the result of a secret operation by the us navyhe norwegian military, and in march june of this year, and the western edition of the wall journal. she reported that the banned special services knew about the preparation of a terrorist attack on the nord streams, and the publication indicated that this was done by the kiev regime. no, well, how did they not know the western intelligence services, biden, said biden, for six months of terrorist attacks, he said that he would destroy the usa this infrastructure project, then dulyn told biden nuland about it they said, of course, the american intelligence services found out. they watch their own american tv. the problem is that they not only knew the american intelligence agencies. today , the german media, citing sources familiar with the original investigation, explosions at nord stream odessa and nord stream 2, are openly saying that the crime leads to the kiev regime. well, just as the strings from the point of view of the western media lead to the kiev regime, so the money flows al

ufos exist, testimony of american pilots, one of them is played by andreis, a fighter pilot of the us navyct can be described as a dark gray or black cube inside a transparent sphere, it was at a distance of 15 m from the main plane, and it had a diameter of 5 m, and this is already the mexican parliament , journalists in folokh jaime malusan shows a stunning find, he calls it bodies extraterrestrials who are not part of our earth's evolution for more than a thousand years, these are not creatures found after the ufo disaster, they were found in mines, it is possible that such evidence will help to reveal the biggest secret in the history of mankind, according to the data the pentagon, the american military encountered known flying objects at least 11 times and simply observed them 400 times, and this data is not someone's imagination, now they are collected on a specially created website where declassified information is posted. and from here you can understand that a ufo is not like a plate like us we all draw in our imaginations. just now we will try to reproduce what the average uniden

and in manila bay, japanese and us navy warships sit side by side, ready forjoint drills.avid—versus—goliath issue. butjust like david, we will continue to pound and double down on the need to protect the resources which are important for the future of the philippines. the outcome of this dispute could have a profound impact here. where once their future was determined by ocean currents, now it may depend on the resolve of world leaders. laura bicker, bbc news, palawan. it's back—to—school season here in the us — the time of year when kids put away the care—free days of summer and hunker down for another school year. but this autumn, battles over what's being taught inside the classroom are threatening to overshadow the actual schoolwork ahead. according to the american civil liberties union, 17 states have passed more than 30 new laws that restrict lg btq—related education. florida is among those states, with an expanded law that restricts health educators from teaching about gender identity and sexual orientation. here's us secretary of education miguel cardona. we recog

it took months of research and practice in the stormy waters of the baltic sea, two by experienced us navyhave a chance of success. while excellent norwegian sailors found a suitable location to plant bombs that would blow up pipelines, high-ranking officials in sweden and denmark, who still claim that they had no idea what was happening in their common country, turned a blind eye to the activities of american and norwegian operatives in their territorial waters. according to hirsch, the northerly flows were chosen because they were an easy target. quote: the only pipelines that the states could attack and then easily deny everything. and the reasons are not at all strategic, and they are not directly related to the conflict in ukraine. allegedly, it’s all about the economy, about money, about the struggle for the market. gas, the biden administration blew up pipelines, but these actions had nothing to do with victory or ending the conflict in ukraine. this was due to concerns in the white house that germany was hesitant to turn on the flow of russian gas and that germany and then nato for

the buys administration in nature world or us navy with soft power and rhetorical ships. remember, ukraine will wind and ukraine is winning. now we hear rush, it is loosing and even brushes last narrative. manipulations do not change hard. we all the welcome back to the m. o i manila chance with the advancement of a i systems on the battlefield. does that necessarily mean we are working towards bloodless wars? a back to discuss is professor arman christian and thank you for staying with us professor. now, despite many of these discussions around crisper and china is alleged experimentation, not much talked about in the us is this thing called space genes program, which sounds to me a lot like what chris per technology does. now from their website under darpa, it says this quote, the safe jane's program supports force protection and military health and readiness by protecting service members from accidental or intentional misuse of geno editing technologies. additional work will leverage advances in gene editing technology to expedite the development of advanced prophylact

the us navy was hired for this mission before it was judged to have a chance of success.ace to plant bombs that would blow up the pipelines. high-ranking officials in sweden and denmark, who still claim that they had no idea what was happening in their common country, turned a blind eye to the activities of the american and norwegian operatives in their territorial waters. according to hürsch, the northerly flows were chosen because they were an easy target. quote: the only pipelines so far... which the states could strike and then easily deny everything , and the reasons are not at all strategic, and the conflict in ukraine is not directly related, supposedly it’s all about the economy, money, the struggle for gas market. the biden administration blew up pipelines, but these actions had nothing to do with victory or ending the conflict in ukraine. this happened due to fears in the white house that germany would hesitate to turn on the flow of russian gas, and that germany would then. nato, for economic reasons, would fall under the influence of russia and its vast and in

washington has long known about it and has been actively following it since in the 1930s , retired us navygrash said at a congressional hearing this summer. that was it. if you are convinced that we have broken bark. aliens, do we have the bodies of the pilots who flew them, as i have already publicly stated in my interviews, their biology indicates this, the answer is yes. whether we are talking about the biology of humans or non-human creatures non -human creatures such were the assessments of people directly familiar with the program they told me about it and they are still participating in this program in the american in public space with an interval of a month and a half, hardly a leaflet can be considered a coincidence, but it’s worth looking for the truth not at all in deep space, much closer to washington in the office of the us democratic party , the topic itself is a gross manipulation of public opinion in the united states in order to distract, uh, that means society from discussing the really important key, but the problems of america's development are real problems first of al

let me remind you that the ships in the military donkeys in the us navy buoys in the arctic ocean are the nato airfield on board the vietnamese is preparing for some joy in the sixteenth they are trying to cram. if you put it all together, it seems like this is just it event they are not particularly related to each other. you are deeply mistaken. everything goes according to a single plan and plan. and here, these associations or unions are probably ours. which guide us today. in a free world, where everyone suffers has the right to develop independently and not be oppressed, where the process of de-dollarization is gradually taking place in order to protect these values ​​of ours, our values, the development of free individuals, we should probably look for military allies. quite serious, of course, was the visit of the leader of the northern korea for us, we appreciated it even in this studio. we understand perfectly well that with this click a completely different era began in these relations. today. there are those who also want to live freely. why should we now wait for something

and in manila bay, japanese and us navy warships sit side by side, ready forjoint drills.ath issue butjust like david, we will continue to pound and double down on the need to protect the resources which are important for the future of the philippines. the outcome of this dispute could have a profound impact here. where once their future was determined by ocean currents, now it may depend on the resolve of world leaders. laura bicker, bbc news, palawan. us presidentjoe biden will travel to florida on saturday to survey the damage from hurricane idalia. mr biden thanked federal emergency officials for their response during the storm. he also formally approved a major disaster declaration for the state. the weakened storm moved offshore thursday after marching through the southeastern us, causing building damage, flooding, and power outages. it's back—to—school season here in the us, but battles are brewing over what's being taught inside classrooms. according to the american civil liberties union, 17 states have passed more than 30 new laws that restrict lg btq—related educ

formally there is an opportunity to change the situation, this deployment is specifically for the us navythan one year in the far east, in the pacific theater. when they deploy missile launchers on individual islands to control the surrounding waters. the mk70 installation is a new product from the weapons giant look hit martin, nominally an air defense system, can be installed on warships, or perhaps, as this time, on mobile platforms. the standard ammunition is the sm6 missile from rayteon, it is advertised as the only nato weapon supposedly capable of intercepting russian hypersonic systems, a hypersonic missile moves at speed , flies at a speed of more than mach six, cm6 is about 3 and a half mach, theoretically, at a certain confluence circumstances, it can intercept a hypersonic missile, but the probability will not exceed 10%, well , the capabilities of the mk-70 are truly alarming. the launcher is fully compatible with any ammunition used by its predecessor, the mk-41. and these are not only anti-aircraft missiles, but cruise missiles, for example, the anti-submarine ram-139, capa

seal, the us navy. it's a it's a monument to an american sailor, yet it attaches those to that monument. but then those words fade unless you were there. let's do the research. you don't know. so that's why. that's why monument building was such a big thing because it transmits message across time and space. right. so those words that were spoken there basically did not stick. yeah, they weren't. they weren't inscribed in stone. but yes, when you look it. but again, that's also a product of the politics of the era. right. it had doesn't have a lot to do with worth bagley again. he was dead. we don't know what his politics would have been. and. so that's a great question. have people have asked, you know, do you think this should be taken down? that's not for me to decide. i mean, if you just take it at face value, he's an american sailor. but then when you go through and look it deeper, you do see there are connections to white supremacy, confection, connection to the confederacy, but not one that the g