but isn't vladimir putin telling us what he's going to do if he is backed any further into a corner? >> vladimir putin has a clear way out of the war he started, and that's to end it. if russia stops fighting, the war ends. if ukraine stops fighting, ukraine ends. >> is there anyone in the kremlin who can tell vladimir putin no if he decides to launch a battlefield nuclear weapon? >> they have a chain of command. whether it works or not, to be seen, but what i think you're pointing to is a larger challenge, and that is the achilles heel of autocracies anywhere. there is usually not anyone who has the capacity or the will to speak truth to power. and part of the reason i think russia has gotten itself into the mess that it's in is because there is no one in the system to effectively tell putin he's doing the wrong thing. >> in our interview last week, president biden told us that he had a message for vladimir putin on the use of nuclear weapons. >> don't. don't. don't. >> he went on to say the u.s. response would be consequential. what did he mean by that? >> i'm not going to get into

agroestate owner who will be happy to tell you the history of this place and open a sign for visiting vladimir tell of this ancient chapel. well, the nickname was built by the jesuits in the early eighteenth century. she has a tomb in the cellars during the soviet period in 1956. in the cross. a radio center was made, a diesel engine was installed, dynamo dynamo provided electricity , receivers received radio station signals, the radio went to the village through wires, and in the central part of the fifty-eighth year there was already a post office, but at the post office at the expense of that dynamo there was a light bulb from the surrounding villages. people came to look at the light bulb. they didn't have to send or receive anything, so this building as a radio post office existed until 1974, and then there was a polesye fish farm warehouse . this allowed the temple to survive. but the interior decoration has not been preserved, what the internal state of this temple looked like. that's so beautiful paintings on the walls of the iconostasis with jesus, by the way, the fate of this jesus is ver

and you vladimir tell us how to take care of this tree now? in the form of a spiral independently.t, so i’ll look for simpler options. they didn’t remove the tool with you, because i have another very important question. and you can, for example, make from a cone a ball from a ball a cone? here's how you can play with these forms, let's try? and you can make a cone out of this, and then caricature boxwood, this is one of the most popular plants in topiary art, you can cut almost any figure out of it. for a power tool, and fill your hand first with ordinary garden shears. now we can take a step out of this cone. yes, let's try. i made sure that i can cut boxwood , anything just spectacular and stylishly such a ball is suitable for a hedge and a mixborder in the garden will complement, but while i practice on simple forms, the ideological spouses have already come up with something new. let's say we have plans. uh, if you look closely, there is a lot of boxwood and i want to make solid plastic forms from boxwood. if you come to us, in a few years. i will surprise you. uh, because it'

agroestate owner who will be happy to tell you the history of this place and open a sign for visiting vladimir tells ancient chapel. well, the nickname was built by the jesuits in the early eighteenth century. she has a tomb in the cellars during the soviet period in 1956. in the cross. a radio center was made, a diesel engine was installed, dynamo dynamo provided electricity , receivers received radio station signals, the radio went to the village through the wires, and in the central part of the fifty-eighth year there was already a post office, but at the post office due to that dynamo there was a light bulb from the surrounding villages. people came to look at the light bulb it was necessary to send nothing and receive nothing, so this building as a radio post office existed until 1974, and then there was a warehouse of the polesye fish farm . this allowed the temple to survive. but the interior decoration has not been preserved, what the internal state of this temple looked like. so beautiful paintings on the walls of the iconostasis with jesus by the way, the fate of this jesus is very intere

let's ask vladimir to tell vladimir the whole story, in fact, and for you , everything that is here waslarge extent, it causes appetite in the first place. well, fantasy is just that, yes. something to cook, definitely yes appear want to experience. what , in fact, we wanted, if you want, i will call your designer now, of course, of course, we must look at a person who is a person that let's applause straight in general, respect, can you say so? huge-huge. thank you creative success. you are smart. you just generally just made a continuation of our life, two short thirds drawn out. hooray! hooray! hooray! oh the girl is crying, the balloon has flown away, i console her, and the girl is crying, the groom is flying the balloon. everything is not there, i console her, and the woman flies the ball, cries, her husband went to another, and the ball flies, the old woman wished little. has the ball returned? it's too far for me, unfortunately. it's for the baby yeah understand. well, sorry goodbye? agree? tan, i can sit with dima and dad. no thanks, oxytocin set aside, we take measurements, we

manus: vladimir putin tells xi jinping that he understands the chinese president's hesitance on trade. >> ukraine should get all of the necessary materials they need because they have proven that if they have the military capabilities, they can defend themselves and we know they are fighting this fight not only for this brave nation but also for us. manus: concerns of fedex's worsening business conditions withdraw the profit outlook, sinking u.s. futures as an ominous sign for the economy. plus, energy concerns. germany is set to move towards nationalizing three major gas suppliers including uniper, racing to forestall a marker -- market collapse. fedex is a warning about profits. at 1992, i was an awful come already trader and broker, and the pound crashed and trashed. it was a brutal day for risks. dani: manus, i would not have been good at trading in 1992 as well because i was less than one years old. it feels like friday is going to get even more volatile. i have got to show you what fedex posted to the markets. this is the thing that lit stocks on fire overnight. fedex following

why is it so important for the inhabitants of the largest arctic region of the country, vladimir will tell

why is it so important for the inhabitants of the largest arctic region of the country, vladimir ermakov will tell . she will work hard for you. thank you. knowledge skills showed. all objects are such a short yakutian summer, it is possible to build a new station in the north - this is a whole energy complex , along with generators operating diesel engines, the energy of the general network is supplied by solar panels with a capacity of 1.5 mw. and this means that they are the strongest in the russian arctic. after pressing the start button, the station begins to take on the load of consumers, thanks to solar energy, the consumption of expensive diesel fuel is reduced immediately by a third here on the coast requirka. this is especially important because it has to be imported through the seas of the arctic ocean during a short navigation period, a significant decrease. uh, fuel consumption is achieved by the fact that we use renewable energy sources solar energy and with the help of energy storage systems efficiently, we use it for the needs of a population of 2,500 people. mostly engaged in agri

and today, vladimir putin was confronted directly. indian prime minister modi telling him now is not the time for war. pint replied, "moscow will do everything to try to stop this as soon as possible." meanwhile, president biden tells "60 minutes" in an exclusive interview there will be consequences if russia escalates the fighting further. the public pressure on putin to stop comes as horrifying pictures emerged today from izyum, a city in a region of the country recently retaken by ukrainian forces. cbs' debora patta is there today to witness what many believe is evidence of more war crimes. >> reporter: this is where russia cameoiriomen determined to uncover them. the smell is overpowering, death on an industrial scale. and the work overwhelming, exhausting for those on the scene. so many graves. i stopped counting after 100. look at this one, 195. and there are still more. they have found over 400 shallow graves, and least one of them a mass grave. this one, investigators say, contained the remains of at least 17 ukrainian fighters, but mostly, we saw civilians, li

vladimir sergeevich please tell me where semyon is now , i can't get through to him, let him go.t's it, chronic cholecystitis said a lot there, cut out the fucking bubble and don't suffer. so i didn't understand. he's not at home. no, nothing happened. we just need to talk about one thing. thank you very much for the information. best wishes. and they can't be trusted. it's generally vipers under the deck you say, as if he knows, but you understand one thing, loved thief. this is a useless thief. this is empty. there, lower there, a little moment they can set you up. well, like your mom? they are few? there are many good women, in general, be silent and do your own thing. you argue like a monk. well. there are many good ones. well , do you want me to call the club tenderness, do you want the best? understood thanks. fedot checked alibi anastasia sumova. he says everything is confirmed. well, that means one less suspect. yes, not a fact, alibi can be falsified, and then her husband is a master of sports in clay shooting. so what, how did he find out that the horns had instructed h

flooding in puerto rico and the virgin islands and the breaking news about the world leader telling vladimir putin just hours ago it's time to end the conflict in ukraine. the horrors of war in ukraine revealed. our debora patta is there as investigators uncover the gruesome evidence of war crimes. >> reporter: they have found over 400 shallow graves, and at least one of them a mass grave. >> o'donnell: plus, scott pelley's exclusive interview with president biden and his stern warning for putin about using chemical or tactical nuclear weapons. >> don't. it will change the face of war unlike anything since world war ii. >> o'dll

in uzbekistan, vladimir putin tells trend as you paying he understands the questions and concerns aboutkraine. he says china is willing to work with russia. the biden administration today will unveil some of the planned changes for the internal revenue service. they include efforts to dramatically bolster the capacity and core and support services. this include new funding for the collection agency. a marathon bargaining session led to an agreement to avert a railroad strike in the u.s.. railroad companies and more than 100,000 workers reached a deal. one of the key demands was time for medical events. biden will be speaking later this hour. we will bring those comments live. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta, this is bloomberg. alix: more on the u.s. rail strike in the tentative deal we want to bring in craig fuller. specializing in chain data and trends. you get a frontline viewed everything happening. they're still like three weeks of uncertainty that could evol

and moreover, i want to tell you, vladimir vladimirovich, what we want to do is not just a one-time humanitarian mission. this is definitely an important collom. there we want to launch and lead those processes that will prevent an ecological catastrophe in the donbass . in this regard, we really need your help and support and approval. we won't let you down. thank you. well, first of all. i would like to say that this tragedy, which is still happening this base, is the result of the hmm activities of the nationalist neo-nazi regime, which in 2014 seized forces and seized power, and then launched hostilities. in the donbass , he twice conducted major military operations using a heavy artery of artillery, aviation, equipment, heavy ones, and so on. and this is still going on. it is our duty to help these people and russia is doing all our attempts. e in a peaceful way to resolve this problem were crowned with failure because of the position of the kiev regime. e, of course, we had to help, and we help people who live in the donbass , i must tell you, this is not related to our topic, but for me,

vladimir vladimirovich let me tell you about the basic sectors of our economy, how they will certainly change, the basis of the economy for us is the fishery complex, kamchatka is already the flagship of the fishing industry of the russian federation in terms of catch volume. i have already said this, and because we have learned to find a balance between harvest and conservation thanks to your decisions. this year we have made significant progress in the fight against poaching. this issue was also touched upon at your last meeting with environmentalists. uh, a law has already been passed that the transportation of illegally obtained e products in the form of a game will be, e, significantly hindered through the petropavlovsk airport, now the final decision is at the government level. and when accepted in addition, e kamchatka flagship and for investment. i want to remind you that over the years of implementation of the first stage of the investment code in kamchatka, 63 ml. ruble e seven plants out of eight have already been built and two of them are in the most flagship most modern on

front page is also dedicate to the war in ukraine but they focus on the prime minister liz truss telling vladimir never win. the daily telegraph has a similar take on the same story reporting that the prime minister condemns russia's nuclearthreats as british hostages are released. the guardian also focusses on a warning to putin — but this time from the us presidentjoe biden over the kremlin�*s nuclear threats. meanwhile the i reports on concerns over liz truss�*s pledge to cut taxes at a mini budget on friday. on the front page of the daily express, they report that the health secretary says patients must be able to get a gp appointment within two weeks. and the daily star has a very unique take on the main stories for tomorrow. with the headline "et throne home" — you'll have to read the paper to find out more about that one. so, let's begin. him asa him as a way to send a few more coins to emma wolf, we will crack on. looking at the financial times, this leans on president putin's speech. talking about at the end of the speech that this is not a bluff. he did and in one way, putin is losing t

and what did vladimir's husband tell you when we were in youth?arted dating? i once came to visit them. he showed me a photo album and photographs of his father. and at that moment he told me that this is a photograph of my dad, my dad and oleg, that is, my brother. i say wait. but what about lena? to which he answered me that lena has a different dad? i say who and at that moment he told me then vladimir baraev. well , we were years old then it was somehow like all this because of the quiet. well, throughout. that's how many years. we have been married for 23 years, of course, this topic affected. naturally, the mother-in-law asked no, specifically no, but she came to visit us. e talked about her life about her youth, but she always said that her father was alone. i never said that lena had a different father. i have loved her since childhood. vladimir dna test result will change your attitude do you know vladimir what result of a hundred dna got elena i love her elena tell your brother. what answer did you get from the lab? the degree of relatio

is giving a warning to russian president vladimir putin telling him to tread carefully with the controversial referendums now under way in occupied areas of ukraine on joining russia. president biden says voting is just a pretext for moscow to try to annex those territories. and he says russia will pay a swift and severe economic price if the annexation happens. many western leaders are dismissing it as a sham vote and the g7 said that it wouldn't recognize the results. ukraine says many people are staying away from voting, but some are forced to cast ballots. it also says some underaged people are allowed to vote to increase the turn joet. president zelenskyy says few are buying russia's spin on the referendums. here he is. >> translator: the world will react absolutely fairly to the pseudo rev ren today. they will be condemned as well as to the criminal mobilization that the occupiers are trying to carry out in crimea and other parts of the ukraine that they still control. >> for more, we're joined by ivan watson in hong kong. it seems like there is more and more opposition growing to these

us is calling shamra brendans and russian-controlled parts of ukraine ukrainian president vladimir zilinsky tellingthe nation putin is looking to annex these ukrainian regions because he knows he's losing the war. it's seven months since russia occupied. tried to occupy ukraine, but they couldn't and now he has to justify he has to take steps to justify russian state media suggesting russia. could annex those regions as early as friday with russia's foreign minister saying those annexed regions will be given full protection and when abc news, washington actor and pro wrestler john cena is breaking records outside the wrestling ring cena broke the world record for granting the most wishes through the make-a-wish foundation. the foundation is known to grant a final wish to children diagnosed with a critical illness within two decades. cena has granted get this 650 final wishes. he is the most requested celebrity through the organization. wow hats off the scene. are you rea get your gourd on we're going to take you to a pumpkin patch and corn maze that's making its return after a devastating flood las

and vladimir loved you. he always tells me, i have one woman.y wife, that i only love her. if a man immediately told you that he loves only one woman. why didn't you end the relationship right away? well, because he did n't want to. he liked me. he he did he came to me with flowers, gave with gifts were all he did he didn’t want to part with me such a normal family strong relationship, when a person says, i don’t love you, of course, but you have to turn around and leave. wait. he never told me what i did. he didn't always tell me. i really like you. i want to be with you prospects in such a relationship can not be a man. if he really said that he loves the only woman who left him for another world. he won't go to the second one. uh, second relationship life is so serious. i just i think, well, no, but now he seriously went for some reason that he wants to get married. yes, artyom said that he wants to get married, from this he went to you for 5 years and said. no no no. i didn’t hit for anything, but you are flowers. yes, then the time did not

tell. vladimir putin addresses the heads of the security and intelligence agencies of the cis countries. this is the eighteenth time that the heads of the most secret special services have gathered in such a composition. but their communication has never taken place in such a tense international situation before our eyes, a difficult process of forming a more just world order, unipolar hegemony, is inexorably collapsing, this an objective reality that smells erotically unwilling to put up. well, that's all, because of this, we see the consequences of clinging to the past, trying to pursue a policy of dictate in all areas from international relations and the economy to culture and sports, this most notorious collective smell. uh, creates new new problems new new crises. at the same time, they do not interfere by any means, putting pressure on those countries that choose a sovereign path of development, on those who do not want to obey, but want to do it themselves. free choose your own path for your future, and in this situation the president emphasizes that external security and internal

flooding in puerto rico and the virgin islands, and the breaking news about the world leader telling vladimir it's time to end the conflict in ukraine. the horrors of war in ukraine, revealed. our debora patta is there as investigators uncover the gruesome evidence of war crimes. >> reporter: they have found over 400 shallow graves, and at least one of them, a mass grave. >> o'donnell: plus, scott pelley's exclusive interview with president biden, and his stern warning for putin about using chemical or tactical nuclear weapons. >> don't. it will change the face of war unlike anything since world war ii.

is warning russian president vladimir putin, telling him to tread carefully with the controversial referendums now under way in occupied areas of ukraine on joining russia. president biden says the voting is just a pretext for moscow to try to annex those territories. he says russia will pay a swift and severe economic price if the annexation happens. many western leaders are dismissing the referendums as a sham vote, and the g7 echoed that sentiment friday saying it wouldn't recognize the results. ukrainian president zelenskyy anticipated that reaction. here he is. >> translator: the world will react absolutely fairly to the sue doe referenda. they will be unequivocally condemned as well as to the criminal mobilization that the occupiers are trying to carry out in crimea and other parts of ukraine that they still control. >> for more we're joined by ivan watson in hong kong. ivan, the pushback against these so-called referenda seem to be growing. >> reporter: they are. you know, you do have supporters of this. these are the russian-installed kind of occupation officials in occupied territorie

tell vladimir stepanovich bolshkov that i have nothing to do with it.nything. why is he killed? like in what sense got a bullet in the eye while, apparently, he was waiting for the money that you carried him, i'm not to blame, really. take it. actually, they don't smoke here. excuse me one more question. what can you say to the bolshakov? i saw him a couple of times when i handed over the money. are you familiar with the bolshakov? no, i just heard from my brother today. well, okay, you are free from the city, you do n’t leave anywhere. we need your help, let's go. thank you all. all the best, goodbye. the attack was portrayed, and then the murder of bolshakov was staged properly and is afraid. he's downright scary. if he had stolen, he would have introduced himself differently and the brother would have been worried, most likely viktorov cashed out the money and handed it over to bolshakov . this is our client and the crime is in the face, so i give the task to look for viktorov to talk with chaliapin . about andrey vasilyevich good afternoon drinking

. >> martha: direct language from the white house to vladimir putin telling him to cool off on the talkapons. watch. >> let me say it plainly, if russia crosses this line, there will be catastrophic consequences for russia. >> it's important from moscow hear from us and know from us the consequences would be horrific. >> so the white house today refused to say exactly what those consequences would look like only russia understands what they are. putin's recent nuclear threats come as his forces lose ground in ukraine and as tensions mount in russia over his efforts to mobilize the people. you're seeing people dragged out of the streets at these protests. people trying to get out. hundreds were arrested. military aged men have been trying to escape to neighboring country. there were 48-hour backups to cross over to georgia to avoid this draft. so with that, we bring in four-star general jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst. general, good to have you with us. we know from history that a humiliated vladimir putin is a bad situatio

lukashenko vladimir well, you didn't tell a lie, not a lie. in your information, which is the facts with which you operate, you can easily pretend to be. excuse me innocent motto. naturally. i spoke the truth, but i spoke, so the truth that i could put in place put on my knees. in one word, you understand a person if it was necessary, and you can endure another. you're still manipulating the audience is not absolutely any policy. if you tell the whole truth the whole truth he will fail at any. naturally, if you announce tomorrow that you have a three-year supply of grain, so to speak, that's good. and if you say for 2 months, your queue is highlighted. thus, there is the norm. you see, there is a certain responsibility to the electorate, so i just say again that any politician tells you the maximum truth in the context that ensures the security of the nation, you understand or not, where some things are needed secrets, and i secret archives leave until the colonel learned the secrets. everything is right, but he did not speak nothing. you unde

. >>> and a warning to vladimir putin, telling him to tread carefully in occupied areas of ukraine.sident biden said the boding is just a pretext to russia to try to annex those territories. he said that russia will take a swift and economic price if the annexation happens. many western leaders are dismissing the referendum as a sham vote. and the g7 echoed that saying it wouldn't recognize the results. ukraine said many people are staying away from voting but some are forced to cast ballots. also says some under age people are allowed to vote to increase the turnout. president volodymyr zelenskyy said few are buying russia's spin on the referendum series. >> translator: the world will react absolutely fairly to the pseudo referenda. they will be unequivocally condemned as well as the criminal mobilization that the occupiers are trying to carry out in crimea and other parts-ukraine that we thil control. >> for more, we're joined by ivan watson in hong kong. ivan, take us through the reaction to the so-called referendum both in ukraine and the international community. >> right, first

what is the message that vladimir putin will tell the russian people. what is clear is the repudiation from national leaders gathering in new york for the national assembly. you heard it from the head of nato saying this is a fake, it has no legitimacy. if it goes ahead it really changes nothing other than escalating the conflict. it would put a diplomatic solution out the window. ukrainians will never accept it and they will fight it. emmanuel macron yesterday to me had the highlight speech of a one at the united nations general assembly where he said at this point after the russian war we are entering potentially a new era of colonialism, imperialism and there can only be peace at this stage if ukraine's sovereignty can be guaranteed and security protected in the country liberated. that is also a thinly veiled morning. geopolitical consequences if russia does decide to snatch way more territory from the country. dani: as we have been speaking, a lot has been made of this speech coming from putin. what kind of things are expected if he does speak? are

them supported my idea to visit nursing homes for the day of the elderly, vladimir vladimirovich and you support our idea. i'll tell you this now. well, maybe it's difficult at your age to perceive what i'm going to say, but on the other hand, maybe there's nothing complicated for you here. here you are, mom. yes there, yes the first time translated yes, well, then, uh, your mother has a good heart. this is absolutely perfect. so she will definitely give it to you, not as an assignment. but as part of your consciousness of your soul? and it will definitely go through your life. and this is very important. it's not like an assignment. someone it must be an inner need. look, your mother is definitely a very kind, decent person. uh, what i would like to say in this regard, for all young people at all, so there is such a thing as maternal or parental instinct. this is generally in nature. it's an instinct laid down there genetically. yes, especially a woman has motherhood. this is a very acute feeling and this is a great happiness. to have children. and this is one of the goals of life in general, the existence of all

we have attribute from president biden and vladimir putin, which tells you the breath of her reach, the respect she has built up over those 70 years all around the world and all of that adds to that sense of shock and grief. for many of us who grew up with her as the queen in britain, it is like losing an elderly relative. the nation's grandmother, if you like. there is a personal sense of loss be in the geopolitical impact of her death. francine: -- anna: absolutely, there certainly is that feeling. charles takes over a different country compared to 1952, when the queen became queen. he takes over a very different country, a different realm, and a different commonwealth from her mother. how do you think things will be different this time? >> it will be radically different. a different britain and a different world facing different challenges. it is one of the hallmarks of the queen's reign, that she managed to adapt monarchy to the modern world. he saw her make a twitter clip with her grandson, prince harry. she was able to modernize the institution, but prince charles will have to tak

faces dangerous tensions between china and taiwan and vladimir putin's threat to turn ukraine into a nuclear war. is there anyone in the kremlin who can tellno, if he decides to launch a battlefield nuclear weapon? >>> tonight you're going to hear from a former senior

tell. well, russian president vladimir putin has said that this ukrainian counter offensive will not change the kremlin plans. and also has said that so far, russia hasn't even deployed its full forces. so what do you believe will be russia next? move? this counter offensive was certainly a slap into russia's face. and obviously it will change the military operation. russians m o. d. sad that the idea now the main goal is to liberate them back earlier if they said they would liberate ukraine. so there will be changes to the operational plants as well. because as i said, the walk nurse are still pushing towards bach mode. however, now surrounding the 2 cities of the poorest and which would then repeat the scenario of lucy trunk is impossible because the russians have lost the north. now the basque land or the russians would be to concentrate the forces in the south and sold the logistical problem so that they don't lose curse on which is key. it's an access to crimea. so possibly, all of these plans will have to be readjusted and iran done cut their own hands cold form. a bill is ation for v

that cooled half a kilo about how the world reacted to all these events, anastasia will tell a long speech by vladimirutin in the west. not only were they watched, they were broadcast live on cnn in all countries at once, where the speech of the president of russia works in the focus of attention of the british french german and italian media, the words of the russian president were analyzed in detail. now , after these four regions have become part of russia, any attack on them is an attack on russia putin stressed that russia will defend its territory by all possible means. this probably includes the use of nuclear weapons. these four regions - this is 15% of ukrainian territory for kiev - is a significant loss of power. the united states and the european union are predictably not going to recognize the results of the referendum, despite the transparency of the procedure, the presence of foreign observers. in response, they only introduce new anti-russian sanctions, how much the road ukraine will sink in this situation was clearly demonstrated by joe biden, independent spent just a couple of seconds

so the front of the work, the impressive konstantin panyushkin, will tell you more. vladimir putin drew attention to the fact that the situation in the volgograd region, in his opinion, is not a simple figure on the table, indicating the state of the region's economy. here are the last 2 years. you had a slight decline, i agree. he will disappear even more. this is connected with what this is connected with decisions, as a rule, guardianship of reducing production production at times - this is the first oil and gas sector. and the second question. we have a very serious modernization going on at the enterprises of oil and gas companies lukoil yes. in this regard, these are the last two or three years, and even this year there may be a situation such as a decline in the economic indicators of the region as a result of a temporary decrease in income.

vladimir shakhrin today is the hero of the project. once his fans tell about him. nd mikhail lomov vladimir shakhrin is a fundamental person disciplined and sociable for a photo session with igor pankov, he arrived exactly at the time of the powder treats with understanding jokes a lot and funny. well, it does not fit into the image of a classic rock star. yes, and the star of shakhrin. i might not have. for 8 years i worked as an installer of zero cycles zero cycle - this is up to the floor level of the first floor. that is, the fact that below the first floor, almost 80% of your work is not visible, it falls asleep, then the earth. but on this there is a house. i learned this lesson well and you understand that here, the main thing in any business that you start. this is a good foundation, the foundation must be able to withstand everything. vladimir shakhrin was digging pits at the construction site of a residential complex in his native sverdlovsk when an unknown director alexei balabanov decided to make a documentary film about the birth. by vrock, that is, her

same story, different leader in the daily mail — it focuses on liz truss telling vladimir putin that win. the daily telegraph also carries the prime minister's words on the war in ukraine. the metro leads with the anti—war protests in russia. it says that 1,300 people have been arrested. the sun says there's �*good news�* and �*vlad news�*. the good is that five british nationals being held by pro—russian forces have been freed; the bad being putin's nuclear threats. the i reports on concerns over liz truss�*s pledge to cut taxes in her mini budget on friday. and the daily express concentrates on the health secretary saying that patients must be able to get a gp appointment within a fortnight so, let's begin. starting with the conflict in ukraine. the invasion carried out by russia, the front page that biden condemns the imperial aims as moscow raises the stakes, the us president calls for unity in response to the kremlin nuclear threat. to take us to the story, please.— to the story, please. within the context of— to the story, please. within the context of the _ to the story, pleas

let's not tell you vladimir rudolfovich about this, because you generally work around the clock.us, too. it just can't be. we work absolutely now everything is to the maximum, and the weekend, uh, rest, well , then we'll have a rest, we'll win, then we'll have a rest very correctly. thank you very much denis vladimirovich you have heard the head of the donetsk people's republic, our close friend denis vladimirovich pushilin, who now in donetsk will not say exactly where, because they know that otherwise they will immediately start flying there. e in the conditions of a special military operation. you have to take the information that comes out very seriously. i wanted to contact you because i was worried. i am today i spoke with my friends from the chechen republic. they say that all these talks, that a blow will go to lisichansk, they say that we didn’t take it to give it away and are ready to come in large numbers to help support it. we have a lot of fighters. we are more and more motivated. unmistakable will work. what is happening in the republic in the luhansk people's repub

it was to this fake that they said that everything was fine with vladimir sally. please tell why are they constantly trying to give some stuff about his person. firstly, not just to him, but attention is riveted to all the people who are now just in this terrible information struggle. e, vladimir vasilyevich, he is the head of the military-civilian administration. and you understand that killing or somehow neutralizing hmm is just one of the leaders. this is the main goal of the ukrainian nazis, but uh, i repeat. so they literally issued on my behalf that, supposedly, i said goodbye to him. uh, they made a fake, then they wrote that she was deleted by this message, which in her the turn once again suggests that these are not the methods of the nazis and those who work in the information space today, they do not care, as well as those people who are dying today in thousands in this, let's say, unorganized war in which zelensky crosses them e life of fate. e, mowing. just now the population of ukraine is under command. e our e, representatives e of the leadership of the colony

crowned with success and everyone was slammed and the representatives of the cuban revolution but vladimir tellgone back. well, there are some people left. they immediately say they can't to say where they fly from where they fly to, what flies, maybe, after all, ukraine tried to capture the station, maybe that made sense quite right, uh, the main goal was. er, well, thanks to the audacity. yes and here's the effect of surprise to capture this station and by the time of entry fix the status quo situation. that is, as it is, that now the nuclear power plant is under the control of ukraine, everything is then, respectively, the members of the delegation of their own free will. not on my own, i admit that of the six unfriendly states that were there. yes, and i will remind you all the same of the eleven countries that are declared. uh, among the members of the delegation. uh, the rich six countries have imposed sanctions on russia support zelensky's regime to supply him with weapons. well, in general, they are strange members of nato. so it’s hard to, say, accuse them of objectivity, but i look, t

vladimir shakhrin today is the hero of the project once his fans of ekaterina romanova tell about himlomov let everything be as you want. let your eyes burn as before. you are strengthened, and then bottlers and today i am vladimir shakhrin, a fundamentally disciplined and sociable person for a photo shoot with igor pankov, i came exactly at the time to the powder , treats the powder with understanding, jokes a lot and funny, but does not fit into the image of a classic rock star. yes, and the star of shakhrin. i might not have. for 8 years i worked as an installer of zero cycles, the zero cycle is up to the floor level of the first floor. that is, what is below the first floor is almost 80% your work is not visible, they fall asleep, then the earth but the house stands on this, and i learned this lesson well and you understand that this is the main thing in any business that you start. this is a good foundation, the foundation must be able to withstand everything. vladimir shakhrina was digging pits at the construction site of a residential complex in his native sverdlovsk when an un

of the military civil administration, zaporozhye region vladimir valerievich rogov vladimir valerievich hello. well, tellonalists continue to shell the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant at the moment, thank god, there is no shelling, that is, for now the situation is calm. well, you can say, even quiet. yes, it’s very unusually quiet for the last time, but the technological situation is not easy, because, as a result of constant shelling of targeted shelling. e. killed. ah, air lines. uh, power lines. uh, two ultra-high ones, that is, 750 kv - this is dneprovskaya kakhovskaya and uh, five uh high, that is, this is 330 kv plus, uh, damaged uh, switchgear so-called oru 330 and 750 and so on, so now it is in operation only the sixth power unit. it works at partial capacity and it is clear that the situation is not easy, because if there are constant shelling and power lines are interrupted, a power surge occurs. and it's uh, very undesirable and uh, dangerous for uh, the nuclear power plant itself. understandably, the automation works and is understandable. there are people who are professionals in their fie

you know, they supported me, they gave me win-win technical directions. twilight, vladimir alexandrovich, they probably tellry often that you are not only a good director, but also a great storyteller, and you have a huge number of behind-the-scenes stories that are included in your books, you already have more than a dozen of them, but what did it all begin with? when did you decide that you should write down everything that happens to you? well, as always, uh, at the beginning of all my business, skill projects , good people appear who guide me in the ninety-ninth year. i had two premieres. uh, or rather the premiere two performances were, uh, my variety performance with an orchestra with a jazz orchestra not moment, and on the stage of the theater of musical comedy, which was called along with the leonidautinsky song. well, i'm always an old-fashioned person. i understand that i am always an artist after the performance after the premiere. moreover, it is necessary to cool down at the table so that we have something poured in our cups, except for tea and coffee , you understand, and after this first one

here the russian people are telling vladimir putin we don't believe a word you're saying. not only do we not believe that, i'm looking for the quickest way out of this country. that's one thing that tells me. the second thing, something not complementary about the russian people, i don't mean two generalize, one has to say as long as the war wasn't touching them, as long as the rape of ukraine wasn't touching them, they were safe to sit at home and do nothing. but as soon as he called up 300,000 reservists people headed to the exit. we still haven't shown the full blown resistance is that the ukrainians have shown to defend their country. >> to your last point, do you think that's the reason why the reports suggest that this draft is particularly focused on minority groups and those in rural areas. is he concerned that if he does it a different way, it will foster more unrest in urban portions of russia. >> exactly. michael, it's so cynical it's breathtaking. basically, he's gone to prisons, putin, and offered get out of jail free cards for any convict, no matter what crime

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crowned with success and everyone was banged, yes , representatives of the cuban revolution, but vladimir , tell it, the chief has already left back. uh, there are some people left. they immediately say that they cannot say where they are from or where they are flying, or what? it could be that ukraine was trying to take over the station, maybe that made sense. that's right, uh, the main goal was. er, well, thanks to the audacity. yes and now the effect of surprise to seize the station and by the time of entry fix the status quo situation. that is, as it is, that now the nuclear power plant is under the control of ukraine all then, respectively, members of the delegation of their own free will. not on my own, i admit that of the six unfriendly states that were there . yes, but i will still remind you of the eleven countries that are declared. uh, among the members of the delegation. uh, the richest six countries have imposed sanctions against russia support the zelensky regime supplying him with weapons. well, in general, they are strange members of nato. so it’s difficult, uh, to blame them, bu

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