so that it would be a volunteer army, just like the united states.that i have heard -- word that i have heard is that the head of pheu thai one still take over two key ministries. one is the military of defense and the other is education. part of his political reform is to push through this volunteer army. the issue concerning the nation is more than just reform alone. but the economic malaise that thailand faced for the past eight years, the last two years especially with covid, thai people are in really bad shape. this new coalition government must focus on economic priorities as pheu thai has put forward. not as much clearer as from the move forward view, but we hope they can put this priority. laura: ok, parit, is that going to be the number one parity, the economy? guest: the economy is the first priority. i may have to respectfully disagree with the earlier statement that we have not been clear on our economic policies. we announced not just the 300 policies we wanted to do across the four-year term, we also presented a 100 day roadmap which in

so it would be volunteer army just like united state. um um, what did i have her do stopped uh, couldn't to todd, be hateful. of go guy one to take over uh to keep ministry. one of them is the ministry of defense and the education and part of the supplemental reform is to to push to this uh, volunteer army. but i want to find out that, oh, for the issue concerning the nation is, is, is more than just just reform alone. but the economic malays, the thailand phase for the past 8 years, the last 2 years, specially with the cobra. i, people in really, really bad shape. and this call a new coalition government model must foot focused on economic priority as they put a tie has put forward and not, not as much clearer as i saw. it may have to be you but, but we hope they could. uh, you know, put, put an, understand this, this priority. okay. uh, is a, um, a sorry, part of the, the economy. is that going to be a number one priority? the economy is, is a part of the price. so, i mean, if you're looking at what the policy is, i may have to respect

it was he who gave the idea of ​​such a pseudo-cyber of the volunteer army.il fedorov as a minister. e hmm digital technologies of ukraine here he is giving a presentation from the stage the concept of a simple hacker attacks government agencies, and telephone scammers steal money from ordinary citizens. we all started work. as one single whole, the thought was gone. we have also become stronger, because while there the rashiks go to the kremlin, they will call. we are solving all this cyber-troops are already uniting tens of thousands of people, this is stated in the swiss report on security problems , it was prepared by the way. not in defense of the russians , the europeans fear that they themselves will lose the ukrainian army over time. starts to threaten, in fact. aushev began to collect this cyber-predatory volunteer front, and long before the age of 22 about successes regularly report back. here he boasts that moskvich was lured out of 44 million rubles by deceit. and they learned his number from databases, they freely trade on the internet, they stea

them to do the job and then he's he actually tries to undercut them in the field the way the volunteer army worked. is this our this war is going to be fought by the regular army, which is quite small, but in large during the war the professional army and then volunteers who are drawn from new volunteer companies or state militia companies. governors of the states of those malicious and volunteer units choose the kernel to go over the regiment the men elect their own captain. so all the way up through colonel the states determine rank in the volunteer part of the army. which means if your governor is a wig guess what your kernel is going to be? you've got two choices in one's wrong. he's going to be a wig if your governor's a democrat you can have a democratic colonel paul appointed 13 volunteer generals during the war every single one of them was from his party the democratic party. one was his law partner gideon pillow who was a disaster also a disaster in the civil war, but maybe more on that in a later lecture. so it's gonna have to build an army from the ground up. let's start with tay

one of the problems that has up in the 50 years is that the since all volunteer army, which is the result of the war was, is that the the the military the army has gotten very estranged. the civilian population. they're they can't recruit enough. something like at last figure i believe was something like 85% of the people in the military have had had relatives that had fathers and grandfathers in the military and that a huge of all the recruits for the army come from a five or six states along the southern. and so a lot of the people in the other parts of the country have less and less do no less and less. the the military and that that's having an enormous on. i think the term viability, the military. i was at a conference at fort benning when the ken burns. lynn novick vietnam documentary came out in the recruiting general was there talking what ought to be done about this and and there were about 600 current officers and retired military officers that conference. and he asked at the end, what should we do? and almost everybody said there ought to be a national service input now we ough

is being helped by ukrainian volunteers for 8 months, the seventh battalion of the ukrainian volunteer armyed the center of velika oleksandrivka, now i am slowly returning to one of the few intact premises just in time and they set up a warehouse for the local volunteer fund and it is here that they have to bring everything they need from germany , ordinary germans give money for it and there is pasta, porridge, toilet paper, tea, rice, sugar, flour to see what can be bought, i bring everything here and people decide what to pack because they are in contact with all the local villages. clothes and household chemicals are collected according to the same principle in a nearby building. volunteers bring us volunteers from odesa, poland , germany and lviv. there are a lot of things. and then we receive them and pack them in batches by age, man, woman, girl, boy, help comes from everywhere and it is continuously handed over in cooperation with the un, we here give out to people, we have 2,377 kindred spirits and with whom we communicate. this is about 6,000 people whom we help, we give out, that

every single you see was russian volunteering army and they bought it simply from super a supermarket. you have a lot of male amelia, and many thanks for joining us. florida. me all money. and for me, you've heard my government minister and kept into the on forces. now about emotional position blogger, who was pulled off a ride at play and interested in 2021. is that officially being pond and the rest of them on part. the savage cost international outrage after effect ball morning led to his flight being diverted to minutes before the land. you rather know position telegram channel. post the savage was convicted organizing unrest and posting to seize power and was sentenced to 8 years in prison. just this month, so the opposition activists say he's now collaborating with the regime. he gave this reaction to his, pardon let's move on freight. uh the spanish football club. yeah, madrid has lost. i hate crime complaints with prosecutors off to that play of and see us junior face racial abuse but had to be spanish league denies. it was a problem with racism to. i guess ross got reports a

realize over the last eight years since 2014 ukrainians have completely remade their army and to deal with leads of volunteersung people entering the army and they've completely transformed it in completely odd ways. so it doesn't work the way our army works. we went, for example, to a drone workshop. a drone workshop is a room kind of the size of this one with tables, and on the tables there's bits of glue and wire and a 3-d printer and what literally look like styrofoam airplanes. >> at some point they said these drones are used for wedding ceremonies. >> they've remade them into weapons, and that's of course at the low end of what they do. there's a much more sophisticated level as well. they use really the most modern, sophisticated military software that ever being used is being used right now in ukraine. i mean, at the same time, they still have weapons it looks like leftover from the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the '80s. so it's a very big mix. i think one of the reasons why we found it so hard to predict what would happen is it's not an army that looks either like what we thought it would look l

bulgakov joins the active army in the volunteer army, but the place of his service is not kiev, but thee is sent, and that is where bulgakov takes part in skirmishes. that's where he for himself, he makes the final decision to leave medicine and take up literature and writes several texts writes several articles and stories of such white guard content his political position. absolutely unambiguous, and he is an enemy, but of any nationalism. he is an enemy of any revolution, he is a monarchist, he is a conservative. e. and, of course. uh, now, if it depended on him, tom would not want no political changes to take place in russia, but political changes, as we know, took place in february 1920, and the red army knocks out white troops from the territory of the north caucasus where bulgakov was then located. and if it depended on mikhail afanasyevich, then, of course, he would have gone into exile, gone into exile , and we talked about bulgakov as a writer of the russian diaspora. i was with bunin kuprin aldanov merezhkovsky nabokov and many other wonderful, but russian writers, but this d

busy schedule, strong team, have to build up grassroots volunteer army, prepare for great performance goes on. is there opportunity to grow in the polls? absolutely. president trump is way ahead, it is a daunting task for the other candidates. >> since news came out mr. desantis will make it official tonight in the conversation with elon musk at 6:00 on twitter space. donald trump has been blasting away at ron desantis. if he's so far ahead, why is the former president punching down? >> we have seen a style of president trump going back to the 2016 campaign. there was a big field back then, 17 republican candidates and he was taking out necessary next closest competitor one after the other. it worked in the past and seems to be working this time yearn. >> steve: he started it today. lee zeldin, great talking to you today. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: be well. on this wednesday, live on fox square with veterans embarking on 22-month journey to break multiple world records, we'll see if we have what it takes to do that next. know patients aren their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk,

over the last eight ears, since 2014, ukrainians have completely remade their army and it's to do with waves of volunteersn silicon valley and came home, young people entering the army. and they have completely transformed it in all kinds of odd ways. it doesn't work the way our army works. we went, for example, to a drone workshop. the drone workshop is a room kind of the size of this one with tables, and on the tables there is bits of glue and wire. 3d printer in the corner, and what would look like styrofoam paper airplanes, and they attach munitions to them and send them over the border. >> and one point they're saying these drones are used for photographing wedding ceremonies, retrofitting them. >> the kind of thing you ordered to do your wedding ceremony, but they've made them into the weapons. they use the most modern sophisticated military software that's ever been used is being used right now in ukraine. at the same time, they still have weapons to look like they're left over from the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the 80s. it's always a big mix. one of the reasons we find it so hard to predic

, which meant that the war was much more a part of many people's lives, unlike today with the volunteer army. what impact did that have on their attitude? jean: it is interesting to me that you can compare two of the cold w conflic korea, where that was a silence being drafted. there were really no protests against t draft. and vietnam, where there wer this is another place where you see this division in the boomer generation. with the draft, i agree completely, it was much more a part of the culture and something that people were discussing every day. it really led to that split between those who went to vietnam and came back as veterans, and those who did not. and who were protesting and a lot political divides based around that. susan: also thinking the korean war was not fought in people's living rooms, vietnam was because of the television and other technological change. jean: exactly. that might be another reason why there were more protests around the draft with that war. individualism played a role as well, but soda technology. susan: let's talk a little bit more about gen x. 1965 to

here, 3,000 soldiers of the red army volunteer to leave, we do this with a pure soul and love, because we understand what a huge sacrifice our belarusian people made. a more eloquent place about the war than this empty classroom with a river of blood in the agro-town, the red coast. here is a memorial in memory of those kids who never i saw a peaceful sky because of the nazis and from the war, the red coast for the first time i told the world about the tragedy of a child during the war years in belarus and this place is called e, children's khatyn. these are children who did not draw their own sun, as leonid holst said, in the form of a red coast , the architect himself chose. apple orchard. here he brought it together while the children were sluggish and molded the kozma poklevsky palace of the late 19th century. here was the hospital for the german fascist invaders, the possession of all children was passed through this hospital, they were taken for a blood test in order to recover faster soldiers is a place where we can come to think, realize and take the first step in the study of

it was 1973 and we just going to the all volunteer army. so all these men were volunteers to serve in the armed forces of the united states. my squad leaders and my platoon sergeant. were two tours, vietnam veterans. i came in with zero experience and it's repeated itself with the iraq and afghan wars. but that is intimidating because they knew so much about everything. they were young men. my platoon sergeant was staff sergeant ray july. he was raised in guam. and that man had the wisdom of a man far older than he was. and everything that we did was a reflection on their experi ence in vietnam. overlaid on the fact that we were preparing our unit for the cold war operations with a warsaw pact. so a completely different war because america kind of shelved our experience in vietnam. ranger school in 72 was all about vietnam, but the american army turned the page just instantly when we came out. different preparation for war, but with an overlay of experience from the vietnam war and the young men. and it was all infantry. so we did not have w

conspiracy from the language of simon petlyura, a journalist, a social democrat since 1914, a volunteer in the armywhy he was well known and respected by the soldiers, he was included in the first composition of the central council in 1917 precisely as a soldier's delegate 1918 petliura political prisoner under skoropadskyi's government from november 1918, the chief ataman of the troops of the ukrainian people's republic and eventually the head of the directorate of the ukrainian people's republic, he is also the head of the troops of the troops that march under the chevron and trident flags, the troops that actually represent the state and represent ukrainian independence with oleksandr i am talking via video link, the historian is now at war under bahmut defends our with you statehood statehood is the key difference between petliura and other figures 1918 while hrushevskyi and vynnychenko are looking for a consensus with moscow and they sign a station wagon with a station wagon petliura stands for the idea of ​​the independence of the ukrainian state and unites everyone around this idea and now i

ukraine does not consist of bandera, even those who ended up in their army and volunteer battalions.efences. they have a chance to return to life to forget all this nightmare. we are obliged to win, because we are transporting tons of humanitarian aid there. thank you, thank you and drive their old men away from food and water. we must win, because we do not lie. although we can be silent. somehow it's inevitable. they lie, they lie, they lie, the only way they present the material of the news of meaning, as such, we must win, because we we block their nuclear power plants. they 're trying to make accidents there because they 're blowing up bridges, and we're going to fix them because we're trying to save every civilian . and if they let us, they would take everyone to warm safety, they destroy their own, closing them in basements and are not ashamed of it, because, finally, those who are against us are the enemies of the ukrainian belarusian russian people and the cossack family, and there is this people, this kind, because behind us are gogol and his taras and his ostap and behind

he was a volunteer of the red army.ussians stopped the cross by some red zhiguli who were driving through the village and there were some ukrainians , two men, they were shouting at them there. well, who are you , who are you? they were looking for these correctional officers, saboteurs, and then these men also killed the car, they burned it. and who are these people, where did they go, because there was no such car in the village, no one knows, only we liberated the village, we found 13 men, and these men were killed, they what are you there from no one was injured in the shelling, and these were shot. vitaly cherkasov returned to andriyivka after the liberation of the village. his house was ransacked, the yard and outbuildings were destroyed. and this is in the house. i already cleaned it up here a little, uh, everything had to be thrown away. everything was absolutely vitaly's relatives who filmed it. consequences of the occupiers' economy , tetyana udod was also robbed a few days later , she found her phone in it, t

to every shot, trying to identify distance and understand whether there is an advance of any army, volunteerevgen perfectly understands the situation is difficult, but i really want to believe that the front line will move away from the native time , the weight of the ravine for me is the return of the hospice family , the reconstruction of all the premises well, you can rebuild the times of the ravine well, of course a that here it is to be rebuilt in the world, do you know how much money peresichelka serhiy dokunda andriy ustinkin for radio svoboda at least 10% of the population of ukraine will be veterans and people related to them after the completion of the russian-ukrainian war, and the average age of a veteran will be 35-45 years, so the state must provide these people not only with conditions for physical and psychological recovery, but also social adaptation. my colleague daria kudimova asked the relevant minister yulia laputina about the number of citizens who will have veteran status after the war. they predict that it will increase at least four times to 5 million a-a people, plu

we already have more than 15,000 volunteers in our army - this is everyday life, it is not only combat there were cases when a person choked, it was a banal choked . and what to do. nobody knows what to do. you can even open a three-liter can in the kitchen like we there was an accident with a man in the dnipro. she fell into him, crashed, cut an artery, and he died. that is, well, it can happen at any moment, so everyone should know how to provide breathing assistance there - this is that the entire patency of the respiratory tract, breathing after that, first the patency of the respiratory tract and now you and i will ensure the patency of the airways like this. who has a big nose and who has not had a broken nose and does not have a curved septum ? with each end and we insert and to the nasal septum you pull up his city to such men and with the beveled side to the nasal septum this is the opposite so here he should be like this this is how she climbs the tears have gone i know the opening ones drop down you see there it has passed the nursery with us the state of the country is such

there are 3,000 red army soldiers here. volunteer care is voluntary, we do it with a pure soul and love, because we understand what a huge sacrifice our belarusian people made. for children, there is no more eloquent place about the war than this empty classroom with a river of blood in the agricultural town, the red bank of the entire memorial in memory of those kids who never saw the peaceful sky because of the nazis and from the war. krasno bereg first told the world about the tragedy of a child during the war years in belarus and this place is called e, children's hut. these are children who did not draw their own sun, as leonid said . the architect himself chose the form of a red coast. apple orchard. here he led while the children vial and faded at the end of the 19th century. here was the hospital for the german fascist invaders passed through this year faster. the soldiers are a place where we can come to think , realize and take the first step in the study of history. what kind of place is this, but i also see something dead

are sincerely happy with such a result, as ukrainian culture helps to collect donations for our army volunteersivsk fun painting class to hold which young artist consulted with talented craftsmen from yavoriv region where ua in israel failed for the first time money was collected today from the sale of ukrainian goods from the sale of dumplings which volunteers sculpted all week from the auction which will be held ticket tickets we give everything away the fund is without restrictions and they are running this, they are also purchasing capa and drones for the unit on the tank and the direction to the charity fair, the goods were brought from ukraine and from different parts of israel , i came an hour ago, i came from ukraine a year ago that's why there she made chevrons for the chernobyl zone and when she arrived she already started sewing bags, t-shirts, shopping bags, cats for the car, the musical accompaniment of the charity event was chosen for any taste, from ukrainian folk songs to popular hits and original music, for example, the band chornytsia was founded five years ago that's why in i

every shot, trying to determine the distance and understand whether there is an advance of any army, volunteerult situation, but he really wants to believe that the front line will move away from his native time ravine, for me it means the surface of the return of the family, the return hospice, reconstruction of all premises. well , you can fatten the times of the ravine. well, of course. what is there to rebuild it ?

each shot, trying to determine the distance and understand whether there is an advance of any army, volunteerunderstands the difficult situation, but he really wants to believe that the front line will move away from his native time. for me, this is the return of the rudov hospice family of all premises uhu well, it is possible to rebuild the time of the ravine well, of course and what is there to rebuild it in the world, you know how much money serhiy from berezhnya of the document andriy ustinkin for radio svoboda at least 10% of the population of ukraine will be veterans and people related to them after the end of the russian-ukrainian war, and the average age of a veteran will be 35-45 years, so the state must provide these people not only with conditions for physical and psychological recovery, but also social adaptation, which is what the ministry responsible for veteran policy is doing in this direction, what specific programs can be offered already about this and not only my colleague daria kudimova asked the profile minister yulia laputina the number of citizens who will have the sta

is repeated by the new generation of defenders of the soldiers of the russian army, fighters of the russian guard volunteers are already eight participants in a special military operation in ukraine , a serviceman from military units buryatia, awarded the title of hero of the russian federation, hundreds of our guys were awarded on the fields. unfortunately, some of them posthumously want to express gratitude, respect and compassion to the relatives of our fallen soldiers. our country resisted any difficulties and certainly overcame them. because we are strong and we are together. they speak different languages. today , a serviceman from fraternal mongolia marches in panada in one formation. the friendship between russia and mongolia has been tested both in the years of trials and in the years of peace. when japanese militarists attacked mongolia the soviet union came to the rescue and in the battles on the holdingball we together defended the independence and integrity of mongolia when fascist germany attacked the soviet union mongolia was the first to stand shoulder to shoulder with us and proved invaluab

of these are the interesting thing is of course many people think that the development of the volunteer armyallowed washing to and to use force more readily because. the draft was so central the opposition to the war that the absence of a draft reduced the degree of anti-war sentiment. now the iraq war showed that that's not always the case, that that that a war that seems to drag, even if fought by volunteers, can become distinctly unpopular and become a problem for domestic or a domestic public. but i think it is the case that one of the most consequential effects of the vietnam war was the end of the draft and the end of of that. and that has had other aspects to it. i think terms of how americans see their relationship to their country and and making for a difference and perhaps in levels of of sentiment national sentiment, patriotic sentiment. but to go to the question you posed about seeing the vietnam war as a success, i will say for project i was working on, i had a conversation recently with an australian diplomat who of course echoed lee kuan yew, the famous singapore minister, who

attracting one and a half billion rubles to it now, and he wants the people to actively volunteer and help the army that in crimea, everyone has their own support in russia, but no one wants to pay out of their own pocket. do you think these initiatives will help, because we remember from history that when the russians were unable to achieve the desired results in the first world war , russia also started volunteering, er, all reservists went to the front and those people who campaigned to go to the fronts of the first world war were usually beaten because the people were so fed up with all of this that they already beat these agitators and said that they were going to the front themselves and not agitating here . in your opinion, this ploy by putin will work or not, to what extent, i will explain why, look, a volunteer involves good will, that is, you of your own free will, good will, out of good wishes , reasons, you start doing something without receiving a salary for it, that is, good is free in ukraine, this movement is volunteer, it went from the bottom up, yes, that is from below, people acc

, blazing right next to a gas station , more than 600 rescuers are fighting fires, a whole army of volunteers emergency situations conduct raids and fine those who breed bonfire in the region there is a fire safety regime, a report by kirill bortnikov. to be transferred to the next outbreak, it is located in a remote area, so you can only get there by helicopter. a few minutes and the paratroopers are already in place, without delay. they are starting to extinguish a forest fire in the sverdlovsk region for more than a day on fire. dozens of fires blazing thousands of hectares, favorable conditions for fire dry weather plus, uh, strong winds were very hard to stop in stripes. uh. here, almost everything was cut up by mines in strips, damn it, wide strips with a bulldozer 4 m wide extinguished forest fires , aviation forces of the ministry of emergencies were thrown in and a whole army of volunteers with knapsack fire extinguishers joined in. they are walking along the edge of the fire, but the scale is such that helicopters cannot do without help from the sky ; over the past day, it was possi

let's make a volunteer army.les, but an entire army, which can be recruited according to completely different laws, we won’t have anything. we have a mobilization economy , everything should be possible. say more than 50 countries are against us. we who are actually alone in fact it is so we are alone as we are going to do it. here in bishkek they give 10 years to people, citizens who come to bishkek in their own citizens for 10 years, because they fought for us in ukraine. well , that's normal. and we think. well, how are we here, and this is the problem, that we have an elite today, it is so strange very much. look where we have dozens. i would say hundreds of x-men there are all sorts of ministers , vice-premiers, governors there, i'm talking provinces, governors, mayors of cities. they are here now. maybe they went there. they went to the crimea there, or they went to fight. they are all back they and today it is, unfortunately, as well as the senger spoke or not. it’s not him, who is soros there, in my opini

at the most numerous mass grave of the svetlogorsk region there are 3,000 soldiers of the red army, volunteer, we do this with a pure soul and love, because we understand what a huge sacrifice our belarusian people made. for children, there is no more eloquent place about the war than this one. an empty classroom with a river of blood in an agricultural town, the red bank the entire memorial in memory of those kids who never saw the peaceful sky because of the nazis and the war, the red bank for the first time told the world about the tragedy of a child during the war years in belarus and this place is called e , children's huts. these are children who did not draw their own sun, as leonid holst said, in the form of a red coast, the architect himself chose. apple orchard. here he led while the children viali and faded poklevsky at the end of the 19th century. here was the hospital for the german fascist invaders all children were passed through this guest; they were not taken for analysis in order to recover faster . soldiers are a place where we can come to think, realize and take the first

panicky, but certainly strong , and they make the greatest impression on me, and the volunteers in the regular army are those people who, like me, of the same age, can also be, like with e -e overweight, and civilians perfectly, but they have chosen for themselves. to go and defend russia and there they fight, acquire or remember their former military specialties, very solid, very collected , we came to one, and the command post to meet with those people whom we saw earlier. it is generally accepted in such situations that the face is not caught on camera for obvious security reasons. he says, can you take pictures of me and my face? i don't do anything wrong. i am protecting my country. i defend absolutely clear and fair interests of her and my face. it is possible and not am to hide under all kinds of balaclavas and so on. we are doing the right thing, and me and my companions. uh, i must say, it was very touching, because such conviction, you know, is not conviction on camera, not advertising, not propagandistic, but the real one really hurts you, because it's genuine. and we met it, we met it p

panicky, but certainly strong , and they make the greatest impression on me, and the volunteers in the regular army are those people who, like me, of the same age , can also be like and i'm uh overweight, and quite civil, but they chose for themselves. to go and defend from russia and there they fight , acquire or remember their former military specialties, very hard, very collected, we came to one. uh, command point to meet those people we have seen before. it is generally accepted in such situations that the face is not caught on camera for obvious security reasons. he says, can you take pictures of me and my face? i don't do anything wrong. i am protecting my country. i stand up for her completely clear and just interests, and i can hide my face under all kinds of balaclavas and so on. we are doing the right thing, and me and my companions. eh, i must say it was very touching, because such a conviction, you know, not a conviction on camera is not advertising or propaganda, but the real one hurts you very much, because it is genuine. and we met it , we met it people, some say, well, why do you go

further in our material ivan moldon, a paratrooper soldier, last year in september, he volunteered to join the armyand fought in donetsk region, where he was wounded. mortar mina flew in and i was conscious until i was taken to a car in hospitals and is waiting for prosthetics, but does not lose the zest for life and now participates in the qualifying competitions of the games i was invincible while i was in hospitals, i learned a new sport for myself, i started archery, and now i am trying to get into international veteran sports competitions, this means, first of all, my rehabilitation, because in order to become a person, this is what is needed for me hmm well, i do all this prostheses, well, for the sake of my children, because i still have a family and i need to be with them . well, this is the motive - they motivate me. children and about them, ivana constantly supports the opposite. children abroad, she helps to return to a full-fledged civilian life. personally, i was most afraid of how the children would perceive it all, and i really wanted my husband to participate , because the children

will not forget the participants in the special military operation, as well as in the huge army of volunteersesentatives of all the peoples of russia became representatives of all the peoples of russia , the president said this at the very beginning of the council, and a volunteer confirmed his words. russia obdul-jabbar by nationality pashtun was born in seventy-eight in afghanistan at the age of 2 lost his father was killed from american weapons grew up in russia, which according to him has everything, so when in 2014 the donbass was under shelling of kiev, he simply could not stay in side. in the seventeenth year, after being seriously wounded, i was in a coma and, uh, the priests, the orthodox priests, asked me to donate micro blood. many people, students, miners, military doctors of different nationalities of the entire people of donbass , had to donate blood to me, and enemy propaganda says about soldiers like us that we are occupiers of the local population. it will never completely take two days to fill a person with blood, from which the blood flows out, they fill it with a new one a