popov alexander popov true monuments statues 1500 4 600 you have 1900 valery 500 vladimir to whom vladimir vladimirple and animals rate nothing to do one and a half, of course. of similar all-terrain vehicles in northern canada, these predators are vladimir relatives 2200 in one of the episodes of this film, the heroine of sarah connor is played by linda hamilton, and sarah's reflection in in the mirror, the twin sister of actress leslie terminator 2 doomsday is true in 1520, the city butchers of koenigsberg solemnly carried this product 16 m long around the city for the first time 10 years ago in kaliningrad, the tradition was revived by sausage quite rightly, this set of miniature portions of a wide variety of dishes is also served in greece in turkey and cyprus eating is served for 300. and again, a cat in a poke three chair valery 7.900. you have exactly 2,000 vladimirov thank you vladimirov, the topic is a knockout of 300 or one and a half on an optimistic caricature of 1990. michael gorbachev and george w. bush are standing over this defeated monster i guess the cold war? vladimir is relative

this is my pupil poet vladimir vladimir vladimir what was pushkin's name vladimir vladimir pushkin veryan poetry vladimir sergeevich pushkin hello dantes and what are you, stand silent all the time so he talks only after sex. oh , by the way, today i was at natalia goncharova's, we sat and talked, what a duel i'm waiting for you tomorrow at 6:00 on an african-american river. it is clear, lord, sasha has already finished speaking in black in russia. there is not yet this fucking tolerance. and what will the king say, if the produel knows, but i don’t care what he will say tomorrow at 6:00 understood? you uncle went. how pushkin treated power very much loved pushkin sasha to you call who? well, who can call you at night the king? hello can we go somewhere? where is the hour of the night? well, i don’t know, we’ll ride on a carriage. which carriage i have a duel in the morning. i am also busy in the evening. well, are you offended by the decembrists? leave me alone, i'm busy. i sleep. yes, who brought it there, e-mine. well, let's at least have some tea, i bought a cake like this nanny, we

power station monuments statues 400 auction 1800 you have alexei 1900 vladimir bid 800 800 vladimir 900 alexei 1.200 we play with vladimir and a half in childhood without fell in love with a greek statue of memory and almost went mad with grief when he learned that this ancient story is just a myth about pygmalion and galatia and statues monuments which he studied. khanzhenkov may be quite right alexander khanzhonkov. a pig in a poke 1800 for alexei 900 for you dmitry dmitry topic the watch cost 500 500 attention to the screen. astronomical clock made in the middle of the last century by a watchmaker self-taught and miles senak show day month year moon phase eclipse, as well as the true time anywhere in the world in the center of the clock is exactly this magnet, what is a magnet magnet? let's get a look. the globe is located in the center of this clock dmitry play pearls for 300 the auction has revived, and the results are -500 dmitry 900 vladimir 1800 alexey what do you say vladimir 400 400 alexey 1.200? the views say that pearls are able to drive out evil spirits of the night with the power of this celestial body. ale

imran: your president has spoken to vladimir putin, vladimir. vladimir is going to speak to president erdogan in samarkand. what would you expect them to be talking about at those meeting? guest: if it is possible to talk about each and every issue, what we are listening from our colleague, that since there is no final peace accord, we are allowed to do what we would like to do. that is not true. the reality is the following -- we should respect the principles of international law, and nobody after the creation of the u.n. charter, is not allowed to use force or use the threat of force to solve the political issue or somehow undermine the international recognized borders. or the sovereignty of other states. but we are listening. we are saying that since we have no final peace accords, we consider ourselves to be allowed -- imran: that is not the question i asked you. the question i asked you is, what do you expect vladimir putin and erdogan to be talking about this meeting they will have in samarkand. i am going to make the question even blunter. do you

vladimir, that is, the eyes. they don't look alike at all, yes, that is, there it looks like vladimir, that is, the same curly-haired one, you initially tried to dissuade the situation from communicating with vladimirt is, like a brother at that time, it was useless for her to explain something, that is, there are eyes like that that is, vova, and i liked him as soon as i saw him for the first time, his appearance. you, with such a shaggy head, with such a beard, and dressed all in this gray jacket and a cap on his head, dressed in everything and worn-out boots. even my husband told me says who she chose. when you found out that you would become a grandmother, you were delighted for the first time , at first you were not happy, then you can already tell me . do not climb, not into your sleigh, anyway, for yourself and you need a child, they didn’t want you to give you a grandson. i wanted to, and i wanted to before, but to give birth to someone good, to have a family and for my husband to lead and love and appreciate it, and as i said, i am barren, i should not have children. here he is, your child is sitting. you were barren. you said i won't have children. i'm not all dense. i only have a son fro

al prayer is a special one for the head of our state and supreme commander in chief vladimir vladimir of his putin, who bears the special responsibility if he does so, bear so bad yesterday. but ship will continue to go badly for russia. pressure will mount on the leader who not long ago, seemed unassailable. earlier i spoke with bradley bowman from the center on military and political power at the foundation for defensive democracies. i asked him whether the momentum has a shift in favor of ukraine. i think the short answer to your good question is yes, clearly i think your lead out there was correct in saying what we're seeing is not some organized regrouping or, or as we call in the military and retrograde. this is a hasty retreat and, and the evidence that i would point to, as your intro point to do is that they're leaving a lot of equipment and vehicles and ammunition behind, and that's going directly into the arsenals of the ukrainian forces. so clearly the momentum is with ukrainian forces. it's too early to declare victory, right? some retreats result in routes and lead to rou

vladimir vladimir putin and his chinese counterpart. she ging, paying, have held their 1st face to face talks since moscow's invasion of ukraine. i was speaking on the sidelines of summit and it was pakistan put in thanks china for what he called it's balanced position towards ukraine and urged deeper ties with bay jail. but put in also seem to acknowledge china's misgivings about russia's war in ukraine. vladimir putin is in some account to strengthen ties with the few allies. he can count on the shanghai co operation organisation of your asian nations. has grown in significance for russia. since it's invasion of ukraine, lead western states to impose sanctions on moscow. by far, the most important meeting for putin is with his chinese counterpart sheeting pink . it's the chinese presidents, 1st foreign trip since the start of the corona virus pandemic. china has remained tight lipped over russia's invasion of ukraine. putin was clearly thankful for the tacit support. this is because we highly value the balance to position of our chinese friends when it comes to the ukraine crisis. russia and china are presenting a united front when relations with western states are going from bad to worse. the shanghai cooperation organisation includes many of the former soviet republics in central asia, as well as india and pakistan. iran has expressed interest in joining turkey whose president is attending

and kuterev vladimir vladimirovich vladimir viktorovich who repeatedly took part in your important vladimir meetings on organization. uh, colitis countermeasures 19 is an important role played by the anti-colitis agency and in the implementation of the country's federal sanitary health protection project. a-a, developed according to your dear vladimir vladimirovich instructions, which is intended for, uh, counteracting epidemic shocks and building up a reliable shield for biological threats to our country from near and far borders. allow me to assure you vladimir vladimirovich what? our employees are specialists in anti-fog institutions , young people working in anti-hell institutions , continuing the traditions of their predecessors and relying on 125 years of experience, are ready to continue working for the benefit of our country in the friendly team of rospotrebnadzor, strengthens and ensures biological safety. thank you very much vladimir vladimirovich evgeny rozhdestvensky nikolaevich director of the altai anti-plague station rozhkova svetlana aleksandrovna head of the department of t

thank you very much, vladimir vladimirovich, we spoke with vladimir mazur, acting head of the tomsk regionla pamfilova, head of the center of the electoral committee, gave the start of the counting of votes today, before noon, they started from kamchatka, where the polling stations had already closed , according to her, there were no serious violations in the current elections, and now there is a direct connection e from the cic our correspondent anton podkovenko anton hello and what data on past vote for this hour georgy yes, i welcome you. some data really already exist. in particular, illa pamfilova started her recent briefing with 218 ballots declared invalid at the moment. e objectively, of course, this is not much on a national scale and on the scale of the current elections, which i will remind the election campaign at various levels from governors to municipal reasons for the violations identified, as a rule, technical and applied, but there is stuffing, for example, in kuzbass in the city of novokuznetsk, the police should evaluate all this, pamfilova said. let's listen. the six c

. > >> president biden was in new york today, calling out vladimir vladimir putin and his invasion of ukraine at the u.n. he is accusing russia of trying to erase a sovereign nation from the map and the president called called on the general assembly to hold the kremlin accountable. accountable. the comments came s came hours after putin made a fiery speech, vowing to increase increase troops in ukraine. while the majority of the speech speech focused on ukraine, he also called for action on a number of other global crises. >> much of pakistan is still underwater and needs help. meanwhile, the horn of africa faces unprecedented drought. families are facing impossible choices, choosing which child t. to feed. >> russia released to americans captured fighting in ukraine. they were part of a 10 person prisoner exchange that saudi arabia arranged. > >> still ahead at 5:00, a horrific crash could lead to big big changes for all new cars. the push for safer roads. > >> and santa clara county announces a plan to help residents pay for life saving medicine. > >> and coming up at 6:00, one of

vladimir sokolov, sergey lvovich continue on one side the official brother vladimir sokolov on the other his official brother. alexy sokolov the probability of consanguinity between you on both parents. is 99.9% vladimirhank you. it seemed to me, of course i always had. now is a very decisive moment for elena , who determines the truth and further plans, in general, how to continue to be. oleg novich will not stop considering elena a sister. whatever result you hear. this is my sister. i raised her. i believe that she is my sister, it has not always been like that for as long as i know her. galina what result do you expect? well, i'm waiting for the result, that alena is our mother elena, we can open the envelope with your test result. please, sergeevich, continue in the second envelope the result of a genetic examination between blood brothers vladimir sokolov and oleg sokolov and their official sister elena semyonova, an examination was carried out to establish or refute them kinship and father and mother elena you are ready to find out the truth about yourself and convert. attention, i'm opening the envelope. i'll find out your or someone else's dna test result so important for elena together right

vladimir tsedrik, or does he have an eight-year-old brother kirill from the regional village of novoe zamka after the death of his beloved wife of forty-five years. vladimir met 28-year-old natalya sysova and a month later natalya announced her pregnancy, a boy was born, whom vladimir natalya continued close relations with vladimir although together. they have never lived and are a formal couple. they were not, when kirill was eight, natalya found out that vladimir began to live with raisa golovin, who considers herself his bride, then natalya decided to officially file for alimony. vladimir without a test the man refused to pay dna, he assures that he never believed in his paternity, but spent time with the boy solely out of courtesy towards the young mistress in this envelope. the answer to the question. does fifty-three-year-old vladimir have an eight-year-old son, natalya, you have something to confess before the announcement of the test result, there is no dna. he is kirill's dad vladimir ready to find out if you have a son from natalia ready attention, i hide the envelope. on the one hand, the alleged son kirill sysolov is eight years old; on the other hand, the alleged father vladimir tsedrik, 53 years old, the probability of consanguinity between them is 99

vladimir putin will only give up his— ends. vladimir putin will only give up his wall— ends. vladimirimir putin will onlyi give up his wall and imperious impressions— give up his wall and imperious impressions if— give up his wall and imperious impressions if he _ give up his wall and imperious impressions if he realises - give up his wall and imperious impressions if he realises he i impressions if he realises he cannot win _ impressions if he realises he cannot win "— impressions if he realises he cannot win. —— imperialist. cannot win. —— imperialist ambitions _ we'rejoined now by matthew schmidt, associate professor at the university of new haven and an expert on strategic analysis in foreign affairs. ifi if i could focus first of all on the announcement of referendums to come, they will be held quite quickly, we understand, over the course of the next week. what sort of impact do you think they we will not believe them and they are not directed at us. he is doing them to shake the narrative for his own population, to come in and say, look, people of kherson all luhansk have decid

vladimir vladimir putin. but, you know, his sir, joe biden is kind of walking a fine line here because he's also or wants to be very, very careful to don't give lighting a put any reason to fear provoked to finally use maybe nuclear or chemical weapons . so this is something we will watch very carefully in the next hour. so when joe biden is going to speak at richard, the blow put his announcement today will play a role in the u. n. a there to day wanted. absolutely, i mean it, i think many people are seeing it is almost certain doubly shocking that putin made an announcement like this while the un general assembly is going on. well, this is the biggest international gathering of world leaders that happens every year is taking place at a body that's intended to try to secure p. so i think biden's team hasn't had much time to pick up on, on putins announcements in his speech. but we can certainly account on his bringing that in and i think really to as illness just mentioned, this, this attempt to try to strengthen the isolation of russia internationally, diplomatically, particularly in terms of messaging to developing countries, the global south countries that are suffering now maybe from the 2nd order effects of the war, the rising to prices of the rising energy prices. oh well is the fact that the whole world is affected by that, of course. but the poorer you are, as a country and more dependent on food imports, you are as country than the more vulnerable you are. that many of these countries is slightly skeptical of what they seem sort of western lecturing about about this war. think it was a west, you know, united states is started, plenty of was in recent years. i think you can expect bike really to see on, on these are these announcements by bly vladimir putin, not just the mobilization, but these nuclear threats as a sign of recklessness that they're dealing with something that is really categorically different from anything else. this happened in recent years is ukrainian president resiliency will also address the assembly there in new york this afternoon. what can we expect from that? yeah, i just want to pick up something. richard said, you know, the food crisis, the hunger price is the, all the kind of crisis is caused by the ukranian war are very, very, present here in all the speeches since yesterday. so this is something a president lensky probably will also use for his cars to asking for more help for continuing support. but he also has to be aware that, you know, there are limits, especially when it comes to the united states. president biden has made it clear, and i'm pretty sure he won't change that. the u. s. won't deliver these far ranging this long ranging weapons because again, biden is very, very aware that he doesn't

vladimir fedorovich thank you very much for the interview. thank you, senator vladimirenko, director of the open joint stock company parakhonskaya, pinsk district, brest region, for an up-to-date interview on essential issues in the life of our country events. watch the councils of the republic weekly in the program of the senate. i was with you nikita rychalovsky, see you soon. slim and arrogant, if things evoke emotion, it means that it is worth something, no matter if it is a negative emotion or a positive one. and today i'm tatiana tomorrow iolanthe michaela well , it's a wonderful feeling. i want to make a collection of belarusian dolls . that is, these gentlemen are our forerunners. so i want to do a series of work, it’s these costumes for myself that i came up with such a formula that live here now and enjoy every day belarusians on our tv channel. let's start the morning together, in order to prepare the right breakfast, first of all, you need to buy the right products. and , of course, what kind of breakfast without vegetables will we bake them? too large size

vladimir viktorovich vladimir viktorovich we congratulate you all on your birthday. i'm just a second 1 2 3 on the count of three, says congratulations one two three. thank you very much, alexander and let's we will move a little to our side. so let's shodenko elizaveta donetsk people's republic. good afternoon, vladimir vladimirovich my name is elizaveta shevdenko i am from the city of makeevka, donetsk people's republic, and i will tell you a little about myself. i am fond of reading, drawing, dancing and learning foreign languages. this is my hobby this summer, one of my classmates went on a university shift program to st. petersburg. unfortunately. i could not get there, because just in time for the eighth shift. i won a ticket. at arteka went there. please tell me, are you planning to continue the project of university shifts? well, to be honest, i would really like to go there, like many of my friends and even russians. yes, of course, first of all, it's uh, apparently . if you sit down, please, apparently. if you like, liked on your girlfriend, then this is a useful thing. well, by definition. i think this is useful because the people who live there. you probably know this better than anyone else. uh, not living there, uh, before consider themselves part of ours. for the general humanitarian cu

to contact a member of the main council of the administration of the zaporozhye region, vladimir rogov, vladimirlerievich, as you can hear us now. good afternoon, i can hear you well, and we can also hear you, as well as the question of the situation at the nuclear power plant. what mode is she in? is it working and for how long was the last reactor shut down? is there any information? well, in what mode does the nuclear power plant work? yes, today, uh, at about 3:45 am, uh, the sixth and last operating power unit of the nuclear power plant was shut down, that is, the nuclear power plant is fully installed today. uh, the power unit itself is now being cooled down, that is, it is in the cold recovery mode and is in a cold shutdown. these are fully controlled safe processes , the level of radiation is within the normal range within and naturally natural background for our territory. uh, why did this happen, because for more than three days, the nuclear power plant operated at extremely low power, which is very harmful, primarily for the turbine and reactor, but for the power unit, this could not

today our guest is vladimir sychev and his wife. hello vladimir olga vladimir , how many official children do you have? i have four official children, but i recognize two, because when in the ninety-seventh year i was sentenced to 3 years, my wife did not wait for me and began to live with another man. this i found out mom came to see me on a date, i recognized her. and why, then, the children were recorded on you at the time when we condemned me were not officially divorced, she decided to enroll me. how many times have you been in prison. let's sign with me, i tied everything up, i tied it up. it's been 9 years now. we are olga how many years have you been married when vladimir knew the younger official children were three years old. she knew for my two older children for the debts that i have waiters that you recognize, yes, which she knew for it, but oh, the two that you do not recognize, you did not say. oh, i myself, you recognized him when they came to me with the bailiff, they said that they came to you elements. i myself was shocked. the wife was also

there are still planes left. three o'clock girls welcome vladimir just vladimir we are relatives.ow everything will be different. 4 months almost 5 is not the best time. oh yes, i had to quit my last job for him. but no help from her husband had to look for work again, and the old place was already taken. but here all the services are at hand. if suddenly, god forbid , any complications. i wanted to warn you, we have such a bitch on duty today hmm, i find it unusually easy to find a common language with my superiors. even if it is amazing constancy in the school dress in a slip-on hospital short dressing gown , the nurse should look neat and sexy. maybe i should have agreed to my father's help? stop it, i'm a fish business, the first batch of goods comes from astrakhan, that's right. but there will be an opportunity, we will immediately go here and call. we 'll take nastya or the topic with us. before taking the child. i want to make sure you don't go back to the old what? i told you i have everything is legal. i'm sorry. no, i don't think you understood something. i don’t really

vladimir vladimir very nice, have you heard anything about seborrheic? are you familiar with dermatitis? well, yes, i heard something, but did not attach much importance. although skin. sometimes it peels off, sometimes it is strong. especially between the eyebrows e, is manifested as a rule, the terrain. well yes you are right noticed the off-season found that it is not uncommon precisely during the transitional time, for example, winter. in the spring there is an increase in the symptoms of seborrheic dermatitis. this is typical and most often associated with climate change, sudden changes in temperature, humidity, different weather, it really is. possibly with emergency dermatitis may occur due to problems of the gastrointestinal tract. that is, these skin appearances are associated with the digestive system. according or not? i think so uh, they say our skin depends on what we eat, but this is a myth, in fact, this is a myth seborrheic dermatitis of the face is not associated with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. it 's not proven, but we always tell our patients. if something bothers you, abdominal pain, nausea, some other problem. possibly from the gastrointestinal tract. naturally, you need to contact a gastroenterologist and deal with this problem, but the relationship. no, this is a myth, the next such assumption is seborrheic dermatitis, we agree that it is incurable, or the disease is still treatable. well , i think that it is being treated, but at least some symptoms yes, some symptoms are correct, but in fact it is incurable this is a chronic disease, indeed dermatitis of the face of the scalp is a chronic disease. we are thanks to proper care and treatment. lead this disease into remission and a rather long emission, but completely forever get rid of it completely and lead a normal life. unfortunately, with established seborrheic dermatitis of the face, it will not work. vladimirn is seborrheic dermatitis is contagious , yes, but many skin diseases are contagious and impart through objects. and so i think that it may be in this situation that there is some kind of infectious agent, but yes. it's a myth mushrooms are actually a component of our normal skin flora . this disease is indeed quite common, often found in the same team in the family, but is not transmitted. the following myth is inherited or is it true. well , i think that it is betrayed, but perhaps there may be such an option. yes, maybe even a family disease, so it's true men are more often ill. how do you look at it? well, dandruff is somehow more often, it seems to me that, well, all these are so skin, and men, probably, and this is true well done indeed, perhaps the role here is played by the fact that women take more care of their facial skin, and men, as a rule, use one remedy for cleansing body hair, face, hands. unfortunately, this happens, and all these products often may simply not be suit

vladimir makarenko vladimir fyodorovich hello hello you are the head of one of the largest agricultural enterprises in our country parokhonskoye, how do you manage to combine your main activity with the activities of a senator. i want to tell you how much i have been creating for more than one year, therefore the lack of a leader. they work on the principle without leaders even better. well, modern methods of communication allow you to conduct any business from anywhere in belarus. therefore, the economy is managed in a controlled manner and on the spot. well, when my intervention is needed, then then i turn on. basically, i'm the experts. it has been working for us for more than one year and knows its business, therefore, according to the results of the harvesting campaign, your grain growers have reliably harvested a record harvest. let's get 2.000 tons of grain. please tell us how you managed to achieve such a high result. well, this is the result of the technology that we have applied this year. well, probably with god's help why because i give birth on our trophies, is this really the first time in many years? the good news is that we bought those years for 5-6 thousands of grain both outside the country and inside the country, therefore, this harvest will allow us to maintain our livestock, which are one of the largest republics of rats. well, it has a decent level of normal indicators of the main product, our milk and meat, and that’s all. it goes through the animals. naturally. this gives a certain profit, which is used for further development. what were the numbers before? well, under the figures, the minimum was 15.000, the maximum, except it was 18.000. well, i want to say over the years the weather has changed a lot in our region. i have more and more droughts of droughts, so for serious issues on land reclamation carried out on the farm, we even have our own practical pmk to keep it in a normal state. this also gave us a certain result. unlike some have always been with water in the channels in the system. this, too, naturally affected the harvest. by this time we have already reached, so ours. well, as pride will not allow to reduce, therefore, certain events have also been determined this year, which means that the structure has been slightly changed. grain structure legumes, so i think, since my conscience will not allow, uh, jump down below. here , perhaps, some other achievements were made by this harvesting company for this period achieved by your enterprises, but this year we also introduced a complex for the production of protein products and practically over this summer 2,500 tons of fodder was prepared old forgotten in soviet times, but this fodder allows animals to maintain their health. raise naturally. so productivity is productivity. i went to this with my enterprise for several years. and as a result of this years so we have already concluded for the supply of another such unit, so that in case of any cataclysms of nature, we no longer need to purchase grain. and you understand, grain is now worth its weight in gold. but following the results of the billagro 2022 exhibition, you were able to emphasize something new for your farm, but to put it bluntly, we need our fur yards. similarly, the exhibition can be held without the participation of anyone, because over the years our potential has been very seriously increased and the belarusian machinery and imported machinery. the only thing that appealed to me. it russian equipment for applying liquid in complex fertilizers. here we are now looking for suppliers to purchase them for the enterprise occupies a leading position in the country, could you please share the current figures, what positions you are in today . in terms of the volume of milk, we are somewhere in the top five in the country in the country in terms of beef production, we are leaders in the republic of belarus we produce about 7,000 tons. in terms of milk yield, eight thousand is the average result for the republic, but this result allows us to have a normal economy, milk cost-effective meat too, so there is an opportunity there is an opportunity to move forward to enjoy. here, based on your extensive experience in the agricultural sector, what advice did you give to young people who work in this area, trying to build their own life path, what is the most important thing, probably the most expensive, for any person, especially for a rural person. this time should not be postponed until tomorrow. what you can do today you need to do on the second life of this. life credo stas in front of him tasks it would seem impossible after a while you will understand that they are elementary and the decision comes and means the result is the employees of your enterprise. so, 80 percent i take a lot of specialists, some want everything and it doesn’t work right away in life, and some come and stay, we start families. they build houses. it is parakhunsky that for this year for the last year somewhere around sixty houses. people built young families in order to live. well, this is also an indicator of the level, in some countries workers protest with slogans because of low wages, or because of it complete absence. in our country, workers are constantly encouraged and receive support from the state, how would you comment on this situation is difficult, of course, it's all to understand, because agriculture not only feeds, it gives work to many more categories of people and the processing industry, probably, this is the attitude , which can be traced now among politicians , the opinion of the people is nothing. how to put it a little lucky? fools are pushing peoples against each other, but i have been abroad a lot and i understand. all people are different nationalities, they are hard workers by nature and poles and germans and the same lithuanians, like belarusians. everyone wants to live on earth and have a certain income from it. somewhere the structure has changed a little. some more serious relationships, but serious minds leave to enter there, but people who work on modern technology remain in the village. and this is most likely, here is the attitude of the attitude of the state, as an experienced head of agriculture. what could you give here is either advice or to be advised to pay attention to your colleagues who also work in the agro-industrial complex. well, each region is a peculiar region, we have a region of peat bogs , sands, sands, which means that tomorrow, we are waiting for frosts and serious ones, if the republic predicts plus 0 -3, then i have -5, maybe lower than the low-lying area itself, therefore. one advice is to listen to the earth listen to the situation that exists, but also be on the field more often, vladimir born with a badge for merits in overcoming the consequences of the disaster at the chernobyl nuclear power plant. please share this experience. so, but it's a two -period reward. i started my work in the military region, the vetka region and the brakhinsky region was an enterprise, which we then the main specialists helped him to say so. uh, well elimination. we took him from there. it was very serious. the area of ​​infection took out cattle took out about 12,000 pigs for rehearsals of livestock veins in their company. and all summer all summer. here from may to august dealt with these issues. well, the second is the second, those agrotechnical measures that we carried out on our lands parokhonskaya, why because there was an infection and there were individual elementary plots allowed us to carry fertilizers, this agrotechnical measure allowed us to have every day, we send 110,115 tons of milk , there is no issue of contamination. these are also these agrotechnical cultural and techn

no, he still lived vladimir vishnevsky knew all these reverence, the poet needs no introduction, just like we do in his speech. in order not to partly visit vladimir, vladimir came to visit me today, how nice, thank you for the invitation. and you know , let's start with what is close, probably to everyone, because difficulties, troubles and even trouble happen to everyone in life. this is an integral part, unfortunately. why do you think there are troubles in our lives? it's like i once said a tax on luck, it's some kind of meltdown punishment. it’s even easiest to consider it so corny to say that you need to be ready for troubles and some dramatic events of life, but, nevertheless, a certain margin of fortitude that every fortuneteller, but in general, affects precisely in these milestones and means such fateful moments. now, if you think about the sound of trouble, then you can compare e with an accident and there is. uh, when they come to your car from behind. this is what speed even adds this push forward to you. and there is a windshield so, to me it seems that there are troubles that are not for nothing, but in retaliation for the fact that you did g

tonight, nuclear saber rattling in, there's more saber-rattling a military escalation from from vladimir vladimir well as civil lawsuit a 12 million dollar civil against former president, lawsuit against the three of his grandchildren and ex president, three of his his company, grown children, and just before and his airtime, a major court victory in the company. -- justice department criminal probe of criminal probe of classified documents classified documents from mar-a-lago. from mar-a-lago. that is where we begin, that's where we with cnn's jessica begin with cnn's schneider. jessica schneider. this this just just happened, what more can happened, what more can you tell you tell us us from this by ruling by the 11th circuit -- court of appeals? >> >> this is this is anderson exactly what the, what exactly that been fighting justice department has been fighting, for four weeks for four weeks. . they tried to get they tried to get this this result in the district court result in the district court -- now they've had a victory at the 11th circuit this is from a unanimous panel of judges, two of

vladimir and mikhas, passed services, then the lads went to improve at the mostat urts. yes, sadidin’s mentor vladimir was a crewman with his veils not only in belarus, throughout the soviet union , leather androka was a porch stumble vladimire more colleagues than, uh, competitors, than copper like ones, how were the masters and cultural memory of historical memory, than the retail of those, what to see. uh, michael this, uncle poland and literature, uh, and uh, dad. there's so much white sky architecture with blocks of a provincial town and a busy granny. it has already been mentioned, the slutsk farm of andrey basala. the son of vladimir and nephew mikhail mostakh so very much about your family on the right graphs pracova such techniques, i'm into lithography, afort whether engraving and abstract painting. this is devilish in our national remnant of belarusian parlatnost, graffiti and young and master and oculustrator and akbatalist of my gray curd is illuminated by the historical fall of our fatherland, slutsk rightfully speaks with its creative fellow countrymen, georgy skorbnichenko tidies them from vladimir the shark vladimir golov alexander scar and shmat, inshah masters with his rich. the recession of the wife is b

vladimir putin? it’s budget yesterday was the fault of vladimir putin?— vladimir putin? imir putin? it's very difficult and stormy times in the - and stormy times in the international markets. the prime ministers speaking to bbc bristol. a whole series of interviews. if you want to listen to them all, they have been collated and bbc sounds. earlier, my colleague annita mcveigh, spoke to the shadow chief secretary to the treasury pat mcfadden, who had this to say about the prime minister's decision to double down on her economic plans. this was a reckless act of choice, which has wreaked havoc in financial markets, beginning with a sharp drop in the value of the pound, which makes our imports more expensive. then going into the mortgage market, which you have been discussing, where hundreds of products have been withdrawn and the price of others has increased sharply. and yesterday, we had the extraordinary intervention from the bank of england to stop major pension funds from going off a cliff. so the recklessness of the government's announcements on friday have unleashed

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

and today vladimir legoidov vladimir romanovich is our guest hello hello, i basically did not introduce you right away, because here it is necessary to explain officially you, uh, the head of the synodal department for relations between the church and society and the media many perceive as the press secretary of the patriarch. you can say the position. i have the same one, doing duty. you, uh, the leading journalists themselves are running a parsuna program on the channel saved, and everyone is well aware of this program. and among other things. you are also teachers. we have known each other since the 2000s, when i was your student to him and taught me religion. therefore, let 's dot our today's conversation, it is with you as with the official voice of the russian orthodox church , or in the broader sense of the word, as with public figure. well, this question will probably depend. that is, as you say. well, i think that as a person, i will answer first of all. but if it is required somewhere, to indicate the position of the church within the framework of my competence. i will try to

vladimir putin will only give up vladimir putin will only give up this— vladimir putin will only gives war and _ vladimir putin will only give up this war and his - vladimir putin will only give . up this war and his imperialist ambitions _ up this war and his imperialist ambitions if— up this war and his imperialist ambitions if he _ up this war and his imperialist ambitions if he realises- up this war and his imperialist ambitions if he realises he - ambitions if he realises he cannot— ambitions if he realises he cannot win _ on that, earlier i spoke to michael o'hanlon, senior fellow at the brookings institution. here is what he had to say. he knows we won't believe him, his wanting to say the people have decided to become part of russia now they are under attack from ukraine, the thing we used to call a military operation should be a fully fledged war, this is a pr stunt. , ., , , stunt. given their has been some movement _ stunt. given their has been some movement for - stunt. given their has been i some movement for ukrainian forces into luhansk again, is that why it is happenin

vladimir protesting against vladimir putin. she has left because she hates the war on ukraine and could not stand being silenced. what is going on now in russia is a total fear. so many people are frightened because we know that they can do anything. it is not only prison and finds it is not only prison and finds it is also you could be killed or poisoned. is also you could be killed or poisoned-— is also you could be killed or poisoned. but when vladimirnnounced _ poisoned. but when vladimir putin announced the - poisoned. but when vladimir putin announced the partial. putin announced the partial mobilisation of ukraine, there was this. they do mobilisation of ukraine, there was thi�* die |ey do want, mobilisation of ukraine, there was thi�* die for do want, mobilisation of ukraine, there was thi�* die for his want, mobilisation of ukraine, there was thi�* die for his cause. it, served their then served their military call—up papers the call—up papers at the police station. in the options russia are now fleeing russia are now limited. lithuania has barred entry for russian tourists while the country wages war on ukraine. the feeling is clear but that worries russian activists already a ball rolled. he worries russian activists already a ball rolled. he is a war and he _ already a ball rolled. he is a war and he is _ already a ball rolled. he is a war and he is killing - already a ball rolled. he is a war and he is killing people. but

vladimir putin. by the way, _ not cossie up to vladimir putin. by the way, one of the coalition allies will be _ the way, one of the coalition allies will be silvio berlusconi and his party — will be silvio berlusconi and his party. you _ will be silvio berlusconi and his party. you might have thought silvio berlusconi _ party. you might have thought silvio berlusconi had disappeared from the scene _ berlusconi had disappeared from the scene but _ berlusconi had disappeared from the scene, but he wasjust resting, used to be _ scene, but he wasjust resting, used to be vladimirll. thank you to you both, kieran and was from the times scotland, and lord darroch, former british ambassador to the united states. thank you forjoining us for this edition of the papers. and thank you forjoining us as well. i am sorry we only had one edition, but all good things come to those who wait, and it was worth the wait, wasn't it? that is it for the system next it is time for the film review. goodnight. —— that is it for this evening. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill, and taking us through this week's cinema releases as ever is mark. hi, mark. very interesting week. we have don't worry darling — eagerly awaited after all the stuff that went on in venice. we have blonde, which may be a marilyn monroe biopic, or maybe not. and catherine called birdy, a medieval tale with a difference. oh, i thought it was a biopic, but anyway, more on that later. ok, so don't worry darling, which is a new film by olivia wilde, who made booksmart, whic

vladimir zhivtsov. vladimir zhivtsov is married for 45 years, has a minor son, was not previously tried kashirin decided to collect more information about him and the surprise of zhivtsov and anatoly savushkin studied at the medical institute on the same course more detectives on the instructions of kashirin, they found old student photographs of doers. anatoly savushkin to the right of him alive. in the photo, live baiters clearly embraced faith, and savushkin didn’t seem to have anything against it. anatoly took the classmate’s girlfriend away, what happened between former friends and isn’t this the reason for the tragedy? every parent dreams of a better life for their daughter, what will he be her chosen one? yes, the workers need a profession and will beat no, it is no good. of course, the final choice is up to the girl herself, but how not to heed the advice of the elders about the defender of the motherland . you will serve in different corners of our vast country. this kind of too much is what a future diplomat needs, uh, on our beauty and not a look. remember daughter always chooses a woman. promising soviet years, this epithet had a special meaning, born in the family of diplomats or party officials. there was just such a person in our history. anatoly savushkin was from a family of hereditary doctors, his father was the head of the largest medical center. shevtsov, on the other hand, grew up in a simple family, his father worked as a simple driver, but no brother was awarded a gold medal from an institute with a red diploma. i tried to be the first everywhere and the girl was fascinated by the best. at the institute. anatoly savushkin appeared next to vera and vera chose him. although she loved vladimirmply promising. 15 years after the institute, they met by chance when it turned out that both were in line for departmental housing. only zhivtsov has been standing in line for 15 years, and savushkin was put in line as soon as his children spent it. zhivtsov was a desperate hard worker, but this was not enough. he lived from paycheck to paycheck, working as a gynecologist in ordinary polyclinic, investigator. kashirin felt he was on the right track. perhaps it was zhivetsov who committed the murder, but where is the proof. and then the investigator took a risky step. covert penetration in soviet times was a very rare event; it required the sanction of the prosecutor; it was extremely difficult to obtain it. with his tongue, he committed an malfeasance, made covert penetration without any sanctions. there was nothing suspicious in zhivtsov's apartment; old furniture, obviously transported from the previous one . apartments modest soviet way of life nothing out of the ordinary. although

vladimir putin, supporting the president, supporting vladimir putin against these opposition scum. sean: why would russia care about australia? mark galeotti: russia cares about australia because russia cares about everywhere. the fact of the matter is that russia is aware of what's going on in australia and certainly does not regard it as insignificant. sean: australia has also become a safe haven for rivers of dirty money flowing out of putin's corrupt regime. paul radu: australia is a great place to keep money. it's a democracy with a stable banking system, and criminals love democracies with stable banking systems. this is why australia is a great destination for illicit funds. sean: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate russian money and influence in australia. we track the tainted cash from russian criminals and poticians that has washed up on our shore. we reveal how one of putin's closest allies lobbied australia to help lift u.s. sanctions from his business interests and how a propaganda war is being waged right here to support the kremlin's global agenda. ♪♪♪ sean: the new south wales chapter of the night wolves is putting on a proud show of russian patriotism. they're heading for a cenotaph on sydney's northern beaches to celebrate a famous russian battle known as the attack of the dead. vladimirspeaking foreign language] alexey muraviev: the night wolves are probably the most well-organized and best-branded russian biker organization. the current strength of the organization is about 5,000 active members. it has chapters all across russia but also spreading into the former soviet space as well as into europe as well as other parts of the world, which now includes australia. sean: the australian chapter was founded in 2015. there are now members in new south wales, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boys, gather 'round. alexey: publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the

vladimir osipov back. he works with d w. s russian language desk it's very great pleasure to welcome my colleague vladimir osipov and vladimir. the ukrainian offensive seems to have caught the russian forces and leadership entirely off guard. is that is that should be that the case. it is the russians took off guard indeed, but i would not talk about it like a turning point of this world because it's too early to say. but it's huge success for ukrainian army, huge, very important signal for the ukrainian politics and for the ukrainian population in any way. and what is the lightning speed of this campaign? tell us about the state of russian forces. tell us a lot about the state of the ukrainian forces. first of all, ukrainian forces are able to with foreign intelligence obviously with the foreign foreign weapons systems to push back russians from from huge territories and they were completely surprised by surprised by the possibilities of the ukrainian army linda linda linda. this has been one of the biggest, if not the biggest counter offensive since world war two in europe. the russian may treat has been chaotic. the russi

vladimir vladimir putin. putin, as a quarter billion dollar well as civil lawsuit a 12 million dollar civil against former president, lawsuit against the three of his grandchildren and ex president, three of his his company, grown children, and just before and his airtime, a major court victory in the company. -- justice department criminal probe of criminal probe of classified documents classified documents from mar-a-lago. from mar-a-lago. that is where we begin, that's where we with cnn's jessica begin with cnn's schneider. jessica schneider. this this just just happened, what more can happened, what more can you tell you tell us us from this by ruling by the 11th circuit -- court of appeals? >> >> this is this is anderson exactly what the, what exactly that been fighting justice department has been fighting, for four weeks for four weeks. . they tried to get they tried to get this this result in the district court result in the district court -- now they've had a victory at the 11th circuit this is from a unanimous panel of judges, two of them trump appointees, -- that they've been restricted from using, in their ongoing criminal probe into these classified documents, that were seized from mar-a-lago last month. the appeals court is saying here, they are really agreeing with the justice department, saying that yes, in fact, national security could be harmed if the justice department can't continue its probe here. they set the doj has argued that the criminal investigation, and then national security investment is inextricably linked. the appeals court saying, yes, in fact, if we don't let the doj continue to use these classified documents, there will be real and significant harm on the united states and the public. notably, in this opinion as well, anderson, the 11th circuit is really faulting trump's lawyers, for not better explaining what seems to be their argument, the trump may be declassified -- [inaudible] his lawyers, his allies, but they've not offered any proof in court filings or in-person. so the 11 circuit tonight criticizing trump's team, for not being forthcoming here. >> what does this mean for the special master? >> interesting, lee this 11th circuit opinion also touches on that. remember, the next thing the doj was asking for here, was to allow the special master to look at these 100 classified documents. they wanted it kept out of view, for the special master and trump's legal team. they got that last night with the 11th circuit opinion. what this means is that the special master can continue his review, because remember there are 11,000 documents in all that he has to review, before november 30th. however, he is now restricted from looking at those 100 classified documents. so that is like a second win for the doj this point in the night. >> can the ruling be appealed? >> it could be, we heard from the justice department in that hearing before the special master yesterday, that they would appeal it if they lost. presumably, the same goes now that trump's team has lost this. they could potentially appeal, -- so for now, doj has a win here, they can resume using those classified documents. they'll be kept out of the u.s. special master in trump's legal team. trump's team can move to appeal, this but doj is free to go about the investigation. -- >> there has been some concern among the doj, and i guess elsewhere. it was considered more conservative, or conservative court. what is the makeup of that court? >> yes, so that was a gamble here, because when doj was deciding whether or not to go to the 11th circuit, six of the 11 judges on the 11th circuit are trump appointees, but it turns out in this case it didn't matter, because a three judge panel that ruled in favor of doj tonight, two of them were appointed by trump, one of them appointed by president obama. so they took a gamble here by going to the 11th circuit. remember, they tried it first of the district court, trying to get that initial judge to overturn part of her original opinion, she wouldn't do, it so they had to go to the 11th circuit, and they appealed in a very limited way, only asking for two things. tonight, that gamble paid off, because they have a victory the 11th circuit tonight, anderson. >> jessica schneider, appreciate, it -- cnn political analyst, maggie eight haberman, she's also the off or of the new book out october 4th, titled confident man, the making of donald trump in the breaking of america. political commentator david urban, who served as a campaign strategies for the president. paul, obviously, this is a big win for the department of justice, does it surprise you, what happens next now that they can continue using these classified documents? >> it really doesn't surprise, me because this ruling by judge cannon that the doj couldn't invest in what was going on with these classified documents, it is really kind of shocking. sources and methods, spies that we have in other countries, who knows who were affected by these records. to say the doj couldn't look at, them was really a surprising ruling. i think the appellate court decided that this was the right way to go with it, and they left the rest pretty much alone. >> the three judge panel, and the 11th, circuit lambasted the prior judge, judge, cannon is that the district court abusers discretion in exercising equitable jurisdiction here. explain what that means, and how unusual it is never rebuke like that? >> it's very unusual to get a rebuke like that. the reference to equity has to do with what is called injunctive relief. when it judges ruling not that one side has one damages, or the summit has to go to jail, but that you have to do something affirmatively. in this case, the affirmative thing was not look at classified documents, when the u.s. government has every right to look at its own classified documents. trump drive no right to do, that just because you took them to mar-a-lago, and of courses attorneys never even positive that he had declassify those documents. i think the appellate court was really destroyed by an egregious overreach by the district judge here, and sort of slap back the decision and said no, the doj can have the records. >> maggie, this former president receives a string of favorable decisions from that judge, do you expect he's gonna try to appeal this to the supreme court? i mean, there's also questions i guess about his legal representation, because it's been criticized widely, even by other justices. >> we don't know yet, anderson, what that response is gonna, be but it's certainly the former president strategy most of these litigations is to try to drag it out. i anticipate there's a strong possibility that they will try to appeal to a higher court, and see how far this goes. you know, this hasn't been a great legal week for them, i know there's some people around the former president yesterday were insisting that the special master hearing yesterday was not that bad, and at the special master did not sound that skeptical, he did some very skeptical. what it means in terms of what he's gonna do remains to be seen. but this decision by the circuit, which is filled with a lot of trump appointees, i think it's just another setback. however, i will just stress, trump's desire is always to drag these things out, and dragging it out is not necessarily something is gonna be upset about. >> david, the 11th circuit also wrote that the former president suggested he declassify these documents but directly stated that witness didn't provide any evidence that we had this disclose these documents. what do you think about the fact that the former president's legal team continues to not provide any evidence of the claim. >> anderson, it's what is exactly what it looks like prime if asia, given the opportunity, if your lawyers can produce, and then it didn't happen, most likely. i believe the judge said, you can't have your cake and needed to in this situation. you can't claimants declassified, and not produce evidence because vacation. you can't just mid wave a magic wand and produce the receipts, to show that it was actually put in motion, and the classified authority would declassify, they're the actual documents evidence in that. >> do you think the supreme court would take the case, if the former president fielded to them? >> i don't think they will, but you have a former president of the united states here, it's not an ordinary case, they could. there's also another option we haven't discussed tonight. they can ask for an on bank hearing. remember, only three judges made this decision. you normally have the right to ask the entire 11 circuit here the issue, and then you can go to the supreme court or you can go directly to the supreme court. i think maggie is right that trump delays, delays, delays, antitrust over litigate everything, so he might ask for the full on bank hearing, because that will delay things even more. >> it's not the only bad legal news the president called today. what impact, if any, -- or do you think would have any decision on whether or not he would run again. >> you mean the condition in new york? yeah, i mean look. i think you can look at this in two different ways. number one, a lot of people have talked to the former president, and don't think that his court seems to be in politics and running the campaign in the way it once was. that being, said if he doesn't run he loses a lot of attention, he loses the ability to fund-raise, and he loses potentially, if he were to run, the protections that the office before the sitting president, in terms of an investigation. all of that is something he's aware of. i think that the people i've spoken, too close to him, we are very relieved as they have been over and over, that there is no criminal charge related here. there is a criminal referral discussed, but this is a civil action. i'll think you'll see them fight those on the same grounds if he knew -- there were couple very new details related to trump's financial habits, in his filing, and there were certainly a lot of discussions that the attorney general used of his practices. she put together a comprehensive filing, a lot of it and this is what the trump folks are pointing to repeatedly, is stuff that is largely been known. the question is going to be weather gets her differently in a court this time. >> david, do you think the former president would be more or less likely to run again, given all the news today, and just the sheer volume of legal drama surrounding it? >> right, so if you stack them up there's potentially five cases going on right now. so you have the criminal suit by >> which -- is ongoing, you have the civil suit now. you have the district attorney in fulton county, looking at the 2020 election. we have the january 6th committee doj, then he had the mar-a-lago incident, so there are five potential losses going on. but if the president doesn't run then he can't claim that is politically motivated. if he's a candidate, republican candidate for presidency, he can look at the new york attorney general say look, as maggie said, this is all been well known and out in public for a long time, we, all these claims of me inflating the value of my quality properties, if you look at the suit, none of the financials were certified. the organization didn't sign off. so the banks relied on him i'd be surprised, but if the president does isn't a candidate, he doesn't have a card to play. i think a mix of a bit more likely to run. >> also david, if he's not a candidate, he's a former president, but he's also just a guy in mar-a-lago, and a lot of the energy around him, and the sense of being in the center of the storm dissipates and you are just a guy that mar-a-lago -- without any of the kind of future potential out there. >> well you know, i agree with that, we but don't underestimate the trump fan base, there's a great deal of people who are not gonna stop following him because he's not the candidate, who they're gonna wait to see if he's -- still remains very strong, but if he's not a candidate, that he can't claim he's been politically victimized, and i think that's what would be important. >> take, urban mega him, and pat walton, stay with us, coming next more on that card to play, -- quarter billion dollar lawsuit, and a serious blow it could be to the family business. later, how ukraine, -- reacting to vladimir putin's new political mobilization, it is veiled threat over ukraine. ♪ ♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms. and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, confusion, stiff or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be life threatening or permanent. these aren't all the serious side effects. now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor if latuda is right for you. pay as little as zero dollars for y

vladimir - russian. help us out with the psychology of vladimir putin l russian. help us out with the - psychology of vladimirsee them all lined up, the leaders of those waiting for vladimir putin, by doing this is us an attempt to push for a ceasefire for a position of strength, to try and get the international community to accept this and then have years and years of simmering tensions on the new border of the russian federation with ukraine, such as we saw for example after the annexation of crimea in 2014 with donetsk and luhansk? . ~ of crimea in 2014 with donetsk and luhansk? , ,, . of crimea in 2014 with donetsk and luhansk? , ~ . , luhansk? yes, i think what we see now is an attempt _ luhansk? yes, i think what we see now is an attempt by _ luhansk? yes, i think what we see now is an attempt by russian - now is an attempt by russian government to start long—term occupation. the fact that those territories _ occupation. the fact that those territories will be annexed by... gk, territories will be annexed by... 0k. i_ territories will be annexed by... 0k. lent — territories will be annexed by... ok, i a

vladimir sungurkin. vladimir nikolaevich how irreparable, and the damage caused by the fire, and in your publishing house editors. uh, our archives burned in the fire. everything burned photo lustration everything that we have accumulated for more than 80 years, everything burned down uh, most of the computers burned down, the servers burned down. well, the damage can be said to be irreparable. the fire is huge. it started at 9:30. and now we are sitting with you late at night, the fire is still burning, the next morning the komsomolskaya pravda came out with a fresh issue and the next on his knee, sheltering with colleagues in the rossiyskaya gazeta, and then in a separate building, a former garment factory. vympel newspaper online edition of the radio hello you are not live, not on the air, vladimirh, son of gongkin, volodya sungurkin. this is the main person. and when e journalists commands, and their colleague. and when he makes a remark to you, and even he scolds you. and so they are perceived differently. if you know that, in fact, your editor-in-chief can sit down and write this article better than you. well, as he always in difficult situations, he defended her journalists for hair and pride, the journalist is still very right, absolutely not objective material is not absolutely right. in the first place, i always stood first to protect my employee , a journalist, and then we'll figure it out. why do the right answer a few or wrong. this is such a neighbor in the form of a headquarters with a captain. arseniev, the great explorer of the far east, the editor-in-chief of the komsomol makes his way through the ussuri taiga. it was his journalist outlet to talk about native places through stories about russian ethnographer. it is not clear how he managed to do this due to time

to provide support to their families and i ask you to pay special attention to this issue vladimir putin vladimir on farmers who are sent to defend the country, and the state duma adopted amendments that will provide social guarantees for the mobilized, the head of the ministry of defense personally supervised how the training of reservists is organized

meet vladimir vishnevsky the poet does not need presentation, as we are in his speech. in order not to clean up the entry to visit vladimir, vladimirh thanks for the invite. so let's start with what is close, probably to everyone, because difficulties , troubles and even trouble happen to everyone in life. this is an integral part, unfortunately. why do you think there are troubles in our lives? it is. as i once was looking for a tax on luck, this is a kind of retribution, a kind of punishment - it's even the easiest way to consider it banal. he speaks, what you need to be prepared for trouble and some dramatic events in life, but, nevertheless, a certain margin of strength of fortitude that, uh, every fortuneteller has. well, in general, it affects precisely these milestones and, therefore, such fateful moments. now, if you think about the sound of trouble, then you can compare e with an accident and there is. uh, when they come to your car from behind. this is what speed even adds to this push forward. and there is a windshield like that. it seems to me that there are troubles that are for no reason, but in revenge for what you d

vladimir putin on the issue of joining the lpr to russia and also made an official statement, dear vladimir vladimirovich, for eight years, the inhabitants of the luhansk people's republic have been subjected to severe shelling and genocide by the kiev regime. i am addressing you on behalf of the people of the luhansk region. with popular approval republic decision at a referendum i ask you to consider the issue of the entry of the luhansk people's republic into russia as a constituent entity of the russian federation, the document has already been prepared and will soon arrive in moscow and appeal to russian president vladimirecision remains with the president and the federal assembly. but this short time is ready to wait here yegor grigoriev oleg makarov natalia uvarova luhansk people's republic almost 100% of voters voted for the referendum and for joining russia. the voters are clearly not satisfied with all this, the kiev authorities continue to hit donetsk and the city’s environs . only this morning there were more than 15 strikes , including in residential buildings and in the hotel building where foreign observers lived from the scene , our special correspondents report. boris maksutov. universitetskaya street in the center of donetsk around residential buildings and here it is another crime scene of ukrainian artillery, familiar to donetsk destruction, however, the last few days went without hitting residential buildings in the center of donetsk well, please, at 5:00 in the morning and two have only been announced. the results of the referendum, like ukrainian artillery, began shelling residential b

vladimir putin — economic crisis. so now we've got vladimir putin with _ economic crisis. so now we've got vladimirrise that vladimir putin is using energy as a weapon of war. this was his strategy and i was surprised that certain mps were surprised. we are in an economic war with russia. surely when we impose sanctions we don't respect people to lie down and take it. reducing the energy supply via nord stream giving germany only 20% of its normal supply in recent weeks, now it is completely shutdown. apparently there is an oil issue that is being dealt with. we don't know when and if it will be turned back on. the russians will be feeling pain, there's no two ways about it and clearly the strategy is to take russia on and support ukraine. that's all honourable and fine but europe is still very dependent, particularly germany, for their supplies, dependent on russia for their supplies and that's going to lead to problems with all the interconnectedness of the european system. if the markets feel that, they won't be enough energy to heat people over the winter. liz truss made it clear at the husting

vladimir orlov vladimir alexandrovich good morning. of course, good. what kind of woman are you from baku when was the last time you were in your small homeland in the ninety-second year, when i flew there for 2 days to bury my mother , nothing connects me with this city now, except the fact that for some reason i am an honorary member of the azerbaijani diaspora and for many, many years now, all ambassadors change, and i am invited to these, so to speak, meetings of memories although i left there for eight years, like your parents, if you were married, azerbaijanis would not similar. no, of course, uh, they are, uh, full-blooded slavs, father is russian, mother is ukrainian. dad was there, probably at about 12 years old at 13:00. uh, because he's with his mom and his grandma. eh, i'll tell you honestly from tbilisi expired. fled from the bolsheviks to get lost in the proletarian side, and my mother in the same years, too, years, probably at 13:14 fled from ukraine from the holodomor. i was 8 years old, i was with my grandmother there all the time, because dad and mom worked, and this grandmother respected dad. yes, i'll tell you more than that valery evgenievich the fact is that because of my grandmother i ended up in belarus and this is when your parents divorced, yes, they divorced before the war, as they say shortly after my birth. well, they were very good. e familiar friends. mom and her husband came to grodno, and dad came with mine. stepmother they came to baku extinguished each other. so uh, well, again ironically. before the war they lived in the same yard and my stepfather. mom and dad lived in the same yard. and so, when he returned, he saw to his stepfather from captivity that mom my freedom is everything. and then, as it were, well, your parents divorced. eh, when you were still a child, as we found out, and what is interesting, which is not typical of the soviet era. you stayed with your father, that's more . whose choice was it, yours or your parents'? dad happened to be in belarus, but it was a happy occasion, because the general called the pope from baku and was looking for him in moscow. orlov needs to raise defense work in the liberated areas into the corridor. 10 minutes think three options, belgorod grodno velikiye luki in 10 minutes, tell the decision father goes out into the corridor. and who is in the corridor of the military, who just liberated it all, says orlov belgorod absolutely destroyed city, velikiye luki yes, this is a big village, grodno grodno polish city is a beautiful city, absolutely general, grodno everything turned out to be there, he came there that's it, and dad forever, taking his mom leaves for grodno and dad. he says, son, i'm leaving. i say dad forever. yes, you will come with me, i had one question, but my grandmother would. well, of course, i said without hesitation, dad. i'm going with you after you moved to grodno, you often managed to see with my mother, which means that every two or three years i came to her there when i was very seriously ill in the fifty-first year. their marriage came to grodno, that is, well, as it were saw each other constantly correspondence. mom loved to write letters. i had a wonderful family there in baku with my stepfather and my dad with his stepmother. eh, it was too. they definitely have love. can you just envy? and how did you get to the shooting of the legendary film mikolka parovoz, i am finishing the tenth grade, i dream of becoming a director at this moment, the mother of my friend yura gladkikh, his mother says, vova, you are going to become a director. yes, you know that the group from the movie mykola ko parovoz opened an account with us and they will be here for half a year there, yes october. well, of course, i nailed to this to this group. i was called an 18 year old. well, how was the young man called to minsk to work for belarus in the film. well, can you imagine such a miracle? maybe because i crave these miracles of joy. and they come to me all the time. in general, as i understand it, after uh mikolki locomotive, the work that was brought out on the set of this other films. you only strengthened your desire to become a director, and after school you went to conquer film universities, but you didn’t pass twice entrance exams, what i didn't like about entrance exams, you know that now i sometimes analyze myself and think, of course, it's a pity that they didn't accept me, uh, in the university, but on the other hand. i understand that i looked so pathetic. you see, a grodno provincial boy who graduated from a ten-year-old school, and then igor dobrolyubov was recruited, he acted with me, who had already graduated from a white university and worked as an artist in the theater for young spectators, in my opinion, andron konchalovsky acted then nikita later. that is, people from the creative intelligentsia acted, and i came. i realize how stupid i looked like me, of course that's me. i often think about it now, and so it was the next year, you understand, but, uh, fortunately , in the year 1958, our director's workshop was organized. i also wanted to, uh, ask you. here's what from your dreams. you did not refuse and you, uh, went as an assistant director to belarus film. yes , yes, all these years i worked as an assistant director on five films. i worked. they were mikolka. steam locomotive our neighbors red leaves. uh, the girl is looking for her father. after graduation institute. e you got a job in a tv movie and a bill of a tv and radio company, so in your interviews. you said it was a special privileged department. and here's what it was. its peculiarity came to me two applications for belarusfilm and for a tv movie seeing what was being done at belarusfilm at that time. i think i did the right thing by choosing the tv movie. it was just being formed , just starting its own television production, you know, and it was interesting to me. it was important to me, and i understood that the leaders of the first uh tv and radio companies, and then it was called radio, they relied on a tv movie, because they didn’t understand that they would represent everyday penny programs belarusian television and belarus in general at festivals, but only films and that’s how we became a prosperous film, firstly, we had a very good directing school for everyone. secondly, the newsrooms were all engaged in military broadcasts of sports broadcasts of children's broadcasts. uh, there on popular science broadcasts, social-politics broadcasts. that is, there were these one-time broadcasts are all some things that came today. tomorrow they're gone. that 's it. and we were television, we shot on a wide thirty-five-millimeter film, and we took it all to moscow. moscow accepted us. what is the role of youth in the religious life of the country, but in fact, when you enter the temple among people of respectable age, our youth, they are especially noticeable in the temple and also especially noticeable. and in general, in church life, what kind of experience do you need to go through in order to realize the deep meaning of the faith ? you are a goat leather way more faithful to myself and my mind, i poop, a great price was paid for us sinners. what should a believer do in order to get closer to god on the way to our chan, it’s better they are jesus through fault on beat him with the right thought of a word and christian men are waiting and have given us freedom. and we are already deciding whether to invite him into our hearts or not. look, spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. dance is the pulse of movement breathing is the rhythm of life. fashion illustration art of conveying fashion ideas in visual form dear, dinner spoon new theatrical forms author's reading of classical works search for sacred meaning every week we are in a new place, watch the project of fashion for culture on wednesdays on belarus 24 tv channel . i'm still flying. you started your career with documentaries, and among the heroes of your films were astronauts and composers. musicians plant directors, chairmen of collective farms. in general, these are completely different fates, but in your opinion. what do you have they had in common i was interested in the idealists? for example, i made a film about the first secretary of the vileika city party committee, which, as they say, the former vileika region he wanted in a separate, taken his district. to build market relations he was a communist. he was an idealist, you know, moreover, we flew with him in june 13, 1983 with my large film crew to georgia, we traveled around georgia and watched how it all happens. the so -called abazh experiment was a film i made. and i'm not a couchette for the general director of the production association. alesya knitwear. here's some. yes, he tried to build market relations within the framework of his factory. she was then called this olesya, they had their own rest home, their own dining room, their kindergarten, or there were all sorts of benefits, you understand, they were ahead of their time, these wonderful people, with whom i will not hide. after that, i met many times and shared feasts with them. you know, because they continued to be interesting to me and dem to walk. i know that you m-m more and for the longest time they filmed songwriters, and you even met vladimirvery unusual circumstances, as it was two such funny artists, they began to court me, because they were told that there is a young director on television who makes musical films and is very loves. but they, then invited me called. everything. i say, well, i must see they invited me to their content philharmonic held for some reason at 3:00 in the afternoon. okay, i'm coming. it's three minutes to three there, firstly it's raining, secondly no one in front of the philharmonic. no, well, i knew how raikin spoke through back cyrillic. i go to the service entrance to the philharmonic. they are waiting for me. yes, here the concert in the large hall was canceled, that means. there we go there, well, let's say we sit in stolbtsy, then we take the bus. well, here we go, and next to me sits a beautiful woman who introduced herself as lydia karmalskaya, she performed in a genre that is now dead does not exist, and artistic whistling. as soon as we left, she unfolds. uh, it means that there is s

traced in the work of other belarusian artists step mark leonid shchemilov anatoly endub vladimir akulov sculptors vladimir zhbanov sergey bondarenko mythological creatures in the work of the graphic artist valery sloak the exposition presents about a hundred different porcelain figurines depicting representatives of the fauna listed in the red book. republic of belarus here you can even see one species from the black book - the white american mink completely, replacing the european mink on the territory of belarus what other unique exhibits are kept in a private collection? suvorov and why collecting has become a matter of his whole life, we will find out right now viktor gennadievich good afternoon. hello, you are an experienced collector. how did it happen that collecting became a matter of your whole life? psychologists believe that collectors are people under 16 years old and after fifty to sixteen years old who collect some postcards and so on and so forth. and if already to move to a professional level, then after 50 - this is already a serious hobby. this is the internet, this is newspapers, this i

film director, screenwriter and writer vladimir orlov vladimir alexandrovich good morning, of course,man, you come from the side, when was the last time you were in your small homeland in the ninety-second year, when i flew there for 2 days to bury my mother , there is nothing with this city now connects, in addition to the fact that for some reason i am an honorary member of the azerbaijani diaspora and for many, many years already, uh, all ambassadors change, and i am invited to these, so to speak, meetings of memories although i left there eight years, like yours parents, if you were married, azerbaijanis are not alike. of course not. uh, they are full-blooded slavs, dad is russian, mom is ukrainian, dad ended up there, probably at about 12 to 13 years old. eh, because he is with his mother with my grandmother. uh, to be honest, i ’ll tell you from tbilisi, from tiflis, they fled from the bolsheviks to get lost in the proletarian side, and my mother in the same years, probably at 13-14, fled with ukraine from the famine 8 years old i was i was always with my grandmother there, beca

vladimir region, vladimir kustov lives, working as the head of the communications department, he fascinated everyone by collecting unusual surnames, his collection already has more than 3,000 copies. the moment i was assigned to the military knot. as a boss, i met one of the employees named sharoglazova. this name impressed me. i wrote it down and then, besides this surname, there was the surname of shar bryukhov, then a whole series of surnames, including a baby, well, then, uh , such surnames as a rat fly, goat ghoul, filonchik, balyk psyche. they are cunning, our library held a competition, that is, a display of a collection regardless of its content and having learned about it. well, i printed the list and put it on the board there myself, i was not present, but according to the press it was a stunning success, because there were such names as the worms of butch rotten on it. dead all the surnames of life, i do not invent anything, but once i managed to meet a man, he had a surname, not a tahata. a month later, a woman comes and gives me a passport. and there she has it is written bypass, the hut is a separate topic - this is an alcoholic topic hmm drink a snack and so on. well, here i am listing for you, this is butylkin chekushkin glasses staklavevich. eh, stopkin, ate after them, it’s natural for drunks, drunken drunkards, the next stage, hangovers, and a hangover and my employee went on a business trip and said that there she met a family whose last name is madam, wife madam, husband and two children , surnames are also madam. therefore, uh, such cases happen in the collection of vladimirthe name of the bunnies, the father of the family, is included. hunter bunny mother is a teacher, their son became a butcher, and their daughter a lawyer. i am glad to welcome lawyer irina zaichik to our studio. hello but you know, it seems to me that you look a little like a bunny. you have such a wonderful smile such as some kind of right here. thank you, i have such a charm to attach in the little hole and just a bunny, a bunny. and what do you think, a surname and name leaves an imprint on a person. that's what you bunny is, that is, in fact, you have been hearing about yourself all your life such, some, diminutive, or something, such an affectionate, or something appeal, and this somehow influenced you. yes , of course, the fact that i have a special surname means that something interesting awaits me in life. i understood as a child. for the first time, uh, once i understood my mind, i felt a shock from a person who heard my last name. this is when we were 5 years old. i was still

vladimir urazhevsky, vladimir good morning. hello, first of all, let's figure out what it means the ministry of nature proposes. is there no obligation to monitor the regions now? of course there are in e. in 2018, a law on the responsible attitude to animals was adopted, which provide for this. the problem is that when the laws were written, they forgot to invite specialist cynologists, and, of course, amendments must be made that will solve those problems in a reasonable way. you are now in our country. the first is to deviate from historical norms. yes, you need to move away from extremes so that there is no stomach problem. rent out a shelter the shelters are so overcrowded that it is impossible to place an animal shelter by entry. you said that there is one reasonable and not very expensive solution. in this state the fact is that uh problem with uh animals from stray dogs and cats. this is the same organism as a person, when you get sick you need to take a pill to be in a warm house, and so on and so forth, the same as animals. what does it mean with regards to the law to release habitat, firstly, it is wrong, because the animal must be vaccinated every year, according to veterinary legislation to be vaccinated must be mandatory, because it may be dangerous for humans, the rabies virus is transmitted and can be deadly; it is not treated, which therefore has many nuances, so animals that are again released habitats, as the law says today, are necessary, to be marked. it is yellow in the color of the tags , green next year, and we know that this is an animal vaccinated against rabies. and you can walk nearby your children can walk and pet animals the law needs to be changed. if the law is changed and those items that are non-working, that violate the legislation of the constitution come into conflict with other laws, then the problem will not change. well, about ten points are missing a little, not even the key ones. you simply name the first of these actions, which, for example, 72 hours should be at once. what is the habitat of the dog must be admitted never on some days, and a person must always come at any time today the problem is that animals are kept in an open-air cage three by two meters, four or more animals in absolutely terrible conditions are sometimes sterilized by veterinary students, then it is necessary when special care is necessary after the operation. and not around the clock, because so many animals simply die after such an operation. if they are returned, again, this is the key. as i understand it, in economically prosperous countries with dogs - this is not a question . this means that we have some economic flaw. yes that we can not in one country of the world. so much money. how much is allocated in russia, so much is not allocated in all the strange ones of the whole world taken together, and, well, it turns out that, probably, of course, it is unreasonably spent, otherwise we would not have seen packs of dogs, and we would have seen something else, because in schools it is necessary to teach kindness to children how to ask there to pet a dog and so on. how not to feed, and so on , our children need to be taught, otherwise people who do not like nature surrounded by animals. let there be kittens, birds and dogs. they don't like people either. they can not grow up healthy people understand? thank you very much, the morning studio was the president of the union of kennel organizations. and the head of the international cynological union vladimirurazhevsky, thank you very much. well, all together the long-awaited new season. a man loves with his eyes, let's watch everything together tomorrow at 21:30 and the ball will return on saturday and sunday at 12:55. russian manufacturers of auto components are increasing production volumes, thanks to the national project, the labor productivity of the enterprise receives effective and free solution to overcome the effects of sanctions, they allow you to expand production without additional investment of physical labor. fewer slopes less walking less tired sergey, the operator of the machine for the production of noise insulation panels, felt the optimization of production for the first time in years of work in the most literal sense. he was able to increase output, and with it wages. alive extra efforts, on the contrary, there were no extra efforts after the enterprise applied to the federal center of competence together, researching, manufacturing process. we found that up to 30% of t

yesterday i discussed this with the presidential administration and last time i spoke vladimir vladimirovich vladimirch if they want to destroy the political system. she had not yet strengthened the organization then. three days and 3 days, not a single party is able to sit round the clock and have six observers. if you do not want your votes to be stolen at the polling station, you must have a minimum. three. if you have one person sitting, he got up and went to drink tea. they put it in the urn. we showed hundreds of episodes, and in bryansk to see what was happening, and in ussuriysk like a bohemian sat in bryansk how this same ussuriysky sat so they sit even the prosecutors did not react in any way, we need to come to the system developed to offer their cadres, fair elections. normal software support and personal responsibility of the deputy to the voter. and the fact that they now offer 3 days distance. yes, we will count the uncontrollability. well, complete trash, which will discredit and explode into the country, by the way, nowhere in the world is this a disgrace. germany tried a distance th

up to 400 new jobs and ensure a stable reloading of the steel amur of the yakut railway vladimir ermakov vladimirvanov vestin, neryungri district, yakutia and u we return to the topic of the aggravation of the situation in nagorno-karabakh russia received an appeal from yerevan with a request to assist in resolving the situation on the border with azerbaijan just a few minutes ago this was reported in our world in the russian foreign ministry expressed hope for the implementation of the agreement on termination. fire moscow calls on baku and yerevan to refrain from further escalation. all contentious issues. as noted on smolenskaya square, politics should be decided through diplomacy. frosts from -2 to -6 are expected, the next nights throughout the south of siberia and the urals, weather forecasters warn about this in the central regions of frost this week, until they threaten our victoria chernikov studio and, let's ask victoria, maybe the sun will still come out, while you still want warmth, m-m. yes, the heat is back. but the sun, we'll have to wait for the cyclone on all sides, what is spinn

of the referendum, and i will personally appeal to the president of the russian federation, vladimir to vladimirapproved as soon as possible. we cannot, we have no moral right to give people close to us to be stretched, we cannot help but respond to their sincere desire to determine their own destiny, for which, first of all, this is a kind of political shield against a counteroffensive, they say now if the armed forces of ukraine will fight in these areas, it is already an attack on russia, the kremlin has already started pumping nuclear blackmail to you, it seems to you that when they include these territories in the russian federation, a nuclear umbrella the nuclear deterrent forces of the russian federation are deploying their missiles in this direction, and if ukraine goes there, it will use nuclear weapons, another goal of the annexation is the mobilization of men from the occupied territories, russian passports, they have already left, there will be a forced replacement of ukrainian passports, well, without this is not forced. they will catch them there, you can in stores and in administr