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one of the few who nevertheless spoke about the incident was the italian journalist victoria nikola, glad of the yellows, he published reports in his telegram. well no sk i have already lost count of the number of bombs that are continuously raining down on the city, on the building, on residential buildings, hitting churches and hospitals with a hundred rockets. a hail of hurricanes with cluster warheads and 155-mm artillery shells struck in the kiev, kuibyshev and voroshilov regions. in total, as a result of the attack of the ukrainian national battalions on june 13, five people were killed in donetsk, dozens were injured. one of the shells hit the donetsk maternity hospital, a fire started in the medical facility , no one was injured, but it had to be closed for repair of women in labor evacuated natalia goncharova to lead. in ukraine, they announced a hunt for russian military journalists in the territories controlled by kiev , there were leaflets from a leaflet with threats of military correspondents, the authors promise a reward directly for the murder. stanislav found out who could

the main thing is victoria, your fears were not confirmed. i'm glad.ourse, i want everyone to say thanks. well, i understand that you did not believe me, but i really, as it were. well, now it will be somehow confused, of course, everything is fine. here i am now, i just have a sister, you understand? i hope that this is everything that i have been missing all these years, that this will make up for everything. here is her warmth and care, what is ready to hand over? mutually and the lari definitely has reliable pores. and i am very glad that i also have a little sister. this is, well, wonderfully very glad if you need a genetic examination, contact us, we we will definitely help you tomorrow on ntv the power of the taiga the power of the river the power of the mountains the power of spirit the power of will the power of beauty the power of the family the power of movement the hospital schools residential buildings donetsk is recovering after a massive strike of ukrainian artillery nitrogen due to civil poisons

joining us now to tell their harrowing story are victoria britton and t.j. britton. so gladcan you tell us and tell our viewers how you are holding up at this point in time? >> well, we're doing okay. we're hanging in there. i don't think it has really even hit us yet. but one moment, one second at a time really. . >> there's been a lot of help from a lot of really good people. >> no doubt you have needed that help. again, as we see the picture of that house where you lived just floating down the river. what was it like for you to see that happen, t.j.? >> something i never in a million years thought was even possible. it is still unbelievable. i spent 16 years of my life there in that place. i don't know. like vicky said, it's still -- we're in shock. frankly, we have been trying to numb ourselves to the whole thing. reality is going to hit here pretty soon. every time we go to look for something, it's not there. we remember, oh, yeah. that was in the garage. that was in the closet. . >> i know sunday the river was high. and overnight -- you're used to get water obviously c

one of the few who nevertheless told what happened was the italian journalist victoria nikola, who is glad of the acorns, he published reports in his telegram. yes, no sc i have already lost count of the number of bombs that are continuously raining down on the city, on the building, on residential buildings , hundreds of rockets hit churches and hospitals. a hail of hurricanes with cluster warheads and 155 mm artillery shells hit kiev, kuibyshev and voroshilovsky districts, as a result of the attack of the ukrainian national battalions in donetsk on june 13, four people were killed. another 22 were injured, one of the shells hit the donetsk maternity hospital. a fire broke out in a medical facility, no one was hurt, but it had to be closed for repairs, women in labor were evacuated by natalia goncharova. the european commission has not yet formed a final opinion on granting ukraine the status of candidate members of the european union, an official spokesman said at a briefing in brussels european commission eric i read in the press that the european commission yesterday decided to grant u

victoria for all your leadership on this project. now, i have the honor of introducing our incredible mayor london breed. [ applause ] >> first of all, i'm glad to be here. i love what you're doing and i love seeing my people do well in san francisco. let me tell you, it's been a hard time for so many folks who are part of this community over the years. in fact, there have been a lot of conversations happening around criminal justice reforms and this whole d.a. recall and it's a set back to supposedly a set back to criminal justice reform. and, what i reject as the mayor of this city is the need to choose between justice and reforms. we can have both. both exist. it exists for the moms whose children were gunned down in the street who deserve justice. it exists for the people who have been falsely accused of crimes that they did not commit. it exists for people who suffer from addiction of various things who want to turn their lives around and when they come home want to re-enter society and have the dignity of having a roof over their heads. it exists when we make it a priority. we don't have to choose. we have to invest in it all. we have t

glad you could join us on kong. police say any commemoration in the city of the tenement square massacre will be unlawful. anyone judge this coming to protest in the famed victoria park or other locations? risks breaking the law? that's the wanting. saturday marks the 33rd anniversary of beijing's armed crackdown on pro democracy protested in the heart of the city. in 1989, many died. many more were injured. hong kong was for decades, the only place in china where people would remember the victims of the tragedy, candlelight vigils in hong kong, victoria park, while the norm. but following the passage of pages national security low in 2020, the vigils have been banned. still, over the past 2 years, people have found a way to protest whether that will happen on saturday remains to be seen. all right, that's good for them. this from the doctor correspondent, phoebe kong who is joining us now from hong kong. phoebe despite restrictions, do people plan to protest in some way as well as the past the home phone guzman fan to commemorate vigilance. sighting pandemic restrictions that even so we, we witnessed that some people still tried to turn out and it's fine to pul

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victoria popova and tatiana shcherbina visiting. today we have marina litvinchuk good afternoon marina hello, we are glad to welcome the summer bloomingeautiful athlete in our studio. thanks a lot. hello marina , on the eve of our conversation, you had a meeting with the minister of sports. what did you talk about? for the first time ever, uh, the national teams have an athlete council. uh, almost all sports are included in it, and from each sport one person and they , uh, this council deals with exactly what, uh, as far as athletes are concerned, what they want to make some changes, but in terms of salary competitions. that is , in order to exclude so to speak. uh, some intermediate links, yes, that is, direct communication. e athletes with the minister. yes , it’s not directly that there is an athlete, but he told the coach, but the coach, or there the head of the team or someone else reported it as he sees fit. or he didn’t say at all, because this question seems to be inappropriate, but the athletes themselves. yes, we communicate each part with its own federation and , well, they ask for changes in the adjustment and that's it. w

alternative data electoral states that hadn't be certified victoria to the congress, pursuant to the electoral count act of 1897. i would be glad to explain that historical precedent if the committee wanted, but it would be a digression. >> thank you very much, judge. i know my colleagues will be pursuing that issue in more depth right now i'd like to yield back, mister chairman. >> thank you very much. pursuant of section five c eight of house resolution 503, the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar, and staff counsel, mr. john would, for counseling. >> thank, you mister chairman. we are fortunate to have a bipartisan staff. senior investigative counsel john would previously served as united states attorney in missouri under president george w. bush, he and i will share today's lines of questioning. mr. wood? >> thank, you mr. aguilar. judge lieu tug, i had the honor of serving as one of your lock lurks. another person who did was john eastman. you've written that back to its mystery, that the vice president can determine who the next president of the united states is, in your words, and cracked at every

say, do not be silent in the studio, victoria popova and tatyana shcherbina and our dear friend political scientist is visiting us today. vadim elfimov hello, glad to see you. i you too and first of all i want to congratulate this figurine. well done shot. okay i think you have a great future and it will be not the last thing is that we come to new ones again thanks to our guests, including, yes, uh, well, let's start right off the bat, as they say in belarus, it is necessary to be able to conduct counter propaganda about this president alexander lukashenko said at a meeting on the issue improvement of information policy and said literally the following, let's listen. in the west, politics, in principle, has long been turned into a staged movie show, people have been accustomed to this format of presenting information, so the truth is sometimes uninteresting more interesting fake show because beautifully staged. remember the twentieth year, as i say, reality is sometimes boring, not so bright. as a result, we see primitively fabricated stories being taken up by people, and any war. first of all, not a hot, hybrid war. this is a fight for the min

alternative data electoral states that hadn't be certified victoria to the congress, pursuant to the electoral count act of 1897. i would be glad to explain that historical precedent if the committee wanted, but it would be a digression. >> thank you very much, judge. i know my colleagues will be pursuing that issue in more depth right now i'd like to yield back, mister chairman. >> thank you very much. pursuant of section five c eight of house resolution 503, the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar, and staff counsel, mr. john would, for counseling. >> thank, you mister chairman. we are fortunate to have a bipartisan staff. senior investigative counsel john would previously served as united states attorney in missouri under president george w. bush, he and i will share today's lines of questioning. mr. wood? >> thank, you mr. aguilar. judge lieu tug, i had the honor of serving as one of your lock lurks. another person who did was john eastman. you've written that back to its mystery, that the vice president can determine who the next president of the united states is, in your words, and cracked at every

glad you mentioned it, ari. here's a case where what people were saying at the end of the civil war -- people from the north, the victoriadanger. because without an oath like this that will keep these people out of positions of public trust, who is to say that both confederate senators will not run for the senate again and get elected? and they will use their purchase in the senate to try to have another civil war. and another offense against the federal government, just as happened in fort sumter with a firing on fort something of 1861. and they were absolutely right. because, as you both know, there was a confederate president whose name was jefferson davis. davis was a former senator from mississippi. and davis, after 1865 -- it took him a couple of years -- but he began giving speeches. and what did davis say? davis said, the south never lost the civil war. actually, we won, but it was stolen from us. and we've got to do something to get that back. who does that remind you of? >> powerful. and we'll put. and chai, we wanted to bring you into the segment, because you've been very thoughtful about how you do effective

victoria for all your leadership on this project. now, i have the honor of introducing our incredible mayor london breed. [ applause ] >> first of all, i'm glad've been through challenges and seeing them here doing this great work, gaining a little weight. now, some people are like i don't want to gain weight, but trust me, this is the good kind of weight. the good kind of weight. and so i'm so proud to be here. and i'm so happy for what this is going to do for not just the folks who are part of this family, this community, but what it's going to do to turn around peoples' lives. so congratulations. i guess we're cutting the ribbon. i guess we're almost full. we're going to get full soon. but, steve, i've got to say, are i'm so happy that you are really spearheading many of these projects because i know they'll get done and they'll get done right and every single dollar that the city provides will be invested in the people to make this kind of difference. thank you for your work. thank you for your commitment. and, let me take this opportunity to introduce the next speaker. can i do that? so i want to introduce the next speaker because you kn

victoria for all your leadership on this project. now, i have the honor of introducing our incredible mayor london breed. [ applause ] >> first of all, i'm gladere. i love what you're doing and i love seeing my people do well in san francisco. let me tell you, it's been a hard time for so many folks who are part of this community over the years. in fact, there have been a lot of conversations happening around criminal justice reforms and this whole d.a. recall and it's a set back to supposedly a set back to criminal justice reform. and, what i reject as the mayor of this city is the need to choose between justice and reforms. we can have both. both exist. it exists for the moms whose children were gunned down in the street who deserve justice. it exists for the people who have been falsely accused of crimes that they did not commit. it exists for people who suffer from addiction of various things who want to turn their lives around and when they come home want to re-enter society and have the dignity of having a roof over their heads. it exists when we make it a priority. we don't have to choose. we have to invest in it all. we have to invest