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ah, welcome to the program. ukrainian president has urged wald leaders to punish russia for its invasion of ukraine during an address to the young general assembly. the war has dominated the annual meeting in new york after russian president vladimir putin ordered the mobilization of hundreds of thousands of reservists during an early morning address. speaking to bald leaders from keith lansky laid out 5 conditions for peace with russia, calling them non negotiable. he urged while leaders to strip moscow of its vote and international institutions and its united nations security council. vito and he said it needed to be punished and isolated. a crime has been committed against ukraine and we demand just punishment. the crime was committed against our steve borders. the crime was committed against the lives of our people. the crime was committed. again, the dignity of all women and mer the crime was committed against developers that make you and me a community of the united nations and ukraine to mass banishment, port trying to steal our territory. punishment for their mothers of thousands

let's bring in ari wald. want your opinion on what i referenced earlier of jonathan suggesting, i'm looking at my screen here, 3900, sort of that line of support, that there appears to be support there. we're at 3920 right now. you could get a rally if, in fact, that number holds. do you agree >> jonathan does great work. you know, i'm not having a view on the 3900 level. we're watching 3800. i think the point being, where we're in agreement, near-term trading action here is bearish it's likely to get worse before it gets better the key question we're asking ourselves s this a part of a basing process or is this just the middle innings of an extended bear market that has another year to go and our work suggests this could be the final flush that sets up the opportunity. so, in terms of levels, we are looking at that 3800 why 3800 there's a bull market retracement of the 2020 to 2022 rise that shows up there the may lows there there was a july gap there as well i think that would be a logical place for the mar

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or reject the right to wald deprive delegation rights remove the right of vito e. it is a member of the un security casa, in order to balance them. resar within that institutions did have you corresponded mr. christos, in new york, following events at the general assembly. earlier, i asked her for her assessment of lensky speech to the assembly. well, that modem is lensky was clearly trying to make that case that this conflict in a country that probably for many is a country far away. after all, this is the un security council that, that conflict affects everybody that russian aggression, a world power, nuclear power, shifting borders and infringing on the territorial integrity effect of the wanting to eradicate a country from the map is something that destabilizes their security as well. he was also at pains to explain that more grain could be exported if only russia back down, what would let them do so, so that these painful effects that many countries are feeling and really struggling to supply basic food stuff to that people is made in moscow un general assembl

brought germany into a semi-shock state, the ex-deputy of the bundestag from the right party said, the wald of germany need sobering slaps in the face so that they begin to assess the situation sober and compare the facts and the terrorist attacks in the baltic sea in sabotage against the gas pipeline to nord stream one and nord stream 2 experts . it is rightly stated that this is a de facto declaration of war on europe as a whole. will the old world be able to directly name the perpetrators of the attack and will the eu be able to take measures to save itself from total elizaveta kazakova was looking for answers to energy hunger. an emergency with northern flows , unprecedented in causes, will take a long time to sort out and huge economic damage. rate highly. difficult. at whose expense will they repair? how long will it take was europe itself inspired by the sanctions energy crisis. now it can get a complete stop of its production. today, the cost of blue fuel in the eu exceeds 2,000 dollars per thousand cubic meters. expensive and now it is escaping into the air europe will feel the lac

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wald ron and his attorneys did not respond. the new details about efforts to acves voting machines reaching the top tier of the white house as federal and state prosecutors are trying to up end the 2020 election and as the house committee is get geared up for a committee hearing this week. fighting against trump even if it means leaving the goppic. >> i'm going to make sure he's the nominee and if he is i won't be a republican. >> and all of the swirling about ai nine second call to one of the rioters. >> get a real aha-moment. >> after the call was revealed by denver riggleman, cnn reporting it went from a white house land line toe a cell phone belonging to 26-year-old anton luttig, a trump supporter from new york who illegally entered the capitol with friends and plead guilty in april. sources tell cnn the trump supporter doesn't remember receiving the call and doesn't know anyone who worked in the trump white house. the call's content and significance still a mystery, one that has committee members urging caution. >> we've b

our special correspondent stanislav bern wald is following the developments in the region. gorlovka there, four people died in holmovsky. uh, a person is wounded now doctors are fighting for their lives, and mine-explosive injuries, that is, shelling, it is civil infrastructure continues uneasy as before in the petrovsky and neighboring kirovsky districts. also today saw straight tight. it was heard all night in makiivka, this is the city of sputnik , it is located immediately outside the city of donetsk . well, it was very restless in the kiev region again shelling and again hitting a residential area by ukrainian militants. in general, the situation is quite tense, but now, due to the fog, the frequency of shelling has somewhat decreased. let's hope that this fog will last longer and there will be silence more and glory fight andrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko natalya uvarova lead donetsk people's republican military shoot civilians in the kharkiv region rob their houses about this in an interview with our fifth studio, said the head of administration vitaly ga

great track , in fact, the afrikaners settled in the very depths of the african continent beyond the waldunded the two states of the south african republic in everyday life, called the transval and the orange free states. the british empire began to expand its possessions in south africa, conquering more and more land and eventually. they went out to the borders of two bush republics the republics are orange and which prevented them for several reasons, firstly, because these are republics. they were located on those lands where huge deposits of gold and diamonds were found, respectively, they were engaged in agriculture. hmm, in the opinion of the british, it is extremely inefficient and for other purposes. use the lands on which they are located all the time now . dear sergey semyonovich , dear friends, i cordially congratulate muscovites and all of russia on the holiday happy moscow day on the 875th anniversary of our capital we are proud of moscow we love this city with its majestic antiquity and modern dynamic fast- paced rhythm of life with the charm of cozy parks, alleys and street

great track, in fact, the afrikaners settled in the very depths of the african continent beyond the wald river, the afrikaners founded two states of the republic of south africa in everyday life, called the transval and orange free states. the british empire began to expand its possessions in south africa, conquering more and more land and eventually. they crossed the borders of the two bush republics of the orange republic and which prevented them for several reasons, firstly, because these republics were located on those lands where huge deposits of gold and diamonds were found, respectively, they were engaged in agriculture hmm, in the opinion of the british, it is extremely inefficient and for other purposes use the land on which they are located, the modern city, johannesburg, it is just the same built on the surface of a huge number of gold and diamond mines, the second reason why, and both the republics interfered greatly with the british empire and was associated with the project that the famous industrialist from the selds developed. he set himself the goal of building a railway

they are predominantly realists, people like john mearsheimer, steven wald, henry kissinger, and many others. but unfortunately, they are not the ones who dr. american foreign policy. you're absolutely right. the u. s. foreign policy is dominated by a liberal and neoconservative hawks who drive to perform the whole conflict as a struggle between good and evil democracy and the doctor, and they deem allies, russia. they try to prove that russia is the source of evil. i am, you know, this makes it impossible to, to make a settlement, you know, because of the right. absolutely. then it is that the exit national conflict on this, the united states in a bad luck. because if they don't win this fight between the good, the evil additional way they will have to escalate, that's what kissinger is constantly talking about. that's very well speaking about deadlock in quite literal sense prison bite. and then after the other day, a set that donald trump and the mag republicans represent a form of extreme extreme isn't that threatens the very foundation of the american republic, given how badly th

they are predominantly realists, people like john mearsheimer, steven wald, henry kissinger, i and many others. but unfortunately they are not won school a dr. american foreign policy. you are absolutely right. the u. s. foreign policy is dominated by a liberal and neoconservative hawks who drive to before the whole conflict as a struggle between good and evil democracy and of course, and they deem allies russia. they tried to prove that russia is the source of evil . i am, you know, this makes it impossible to, to make a settlement, you know, because of the right. absolutely. then it is of the exit national conflict on this, the united states in a bad luck. because if they don't win this fight between the good and evil additional way they will have to escalate. that's what kissinger is constantly talking about. that's very well speaking about deadlock in quite a literal sense. prison, biting that out. the on a d. a said that donald trump and the mag republicans represent a form of extreme extreme isn't that threatens the very foundation of the american republic, given how badly the dem

the ministry of defense about how the opening ceremony went, our special correspondent stanislavlen wald from donetsk on the day of the 79th anniversary of the liberation of donbass , this, of course, is a huge event. the restoration of the memorial complex and the restoration of this complex lasted, well, in record time in just 3 months. it has been fully restored with work. it didn't stop there 24 hours a day. and, of course, the cathedral is a grave for the donbass for the inhabitants of this region. this is, of course, the most important memorial. he says that the russian spirit, that unconquered spirit that fought then in that war in those soldiers who defended their homeland, they are forever in memory contemporaries and their descendants. well, it’s worth saying a little about the history of this place in the forty-third year, the soviet wars broke into the carefully fortified defenses of the germans, knocking them out with this top of the sauro. the grave was in. the first of the three echelons of the german defense line known as the mius front, the nazis set up fortifications he

located near the central embankment from donetsk, reports our special correspondent stanislav ben waldt that with some heroic efforts, the donetsk firefighters localized the fire quickly enough, indeed, it hit the roof. judging by the fragments, this is just the m77, the so -called three nato axes of 155 mm caliber. uh, the hit was on the roof of the polyclinic, most likely they were aiming, as eyewitnesses say in the department where people are located on a round-the-clock basis, that is, a hospital. here is what an eyewitness told at eight o'clock in the evening. boot, well, of course, they immediately ran to look where they saw what they saw through the window, what they were lying structures from the roof came out into the street, they saw you , they called you in advance. naturally with you dispatcher. she called the fire brigade called the fire department the explosion was very powerful we were sitting on the couch we were just thrown up all the sick came out our tent flew out. we wanted to bring them down. that is, if it hit a little more, the stationary explosion was so strong

could not believe that strong healthy men in just a few weeks turned into dried-up skeletons of the waldsmonths with other prisoners right in the tunnel, the ground camp had not yet been built. yes, and living force. the nazis preferred to use only tunnels rationally. prisoners cut through others spend the night and you don't have to go far, and they won't run away. 15 km of underground tunnels break here inside the mountains of constein, starting from the thirty-sixth year. it is quite dangerous here now, because the limestone rock is subject to changes in humidity at any moment. can sudden silently fall down. although now she is drawn. there's a safety net at forty. in the third year, work decides to speed up and prisoners from concentration camps are recruited as labor force. nearly 10,000 people a few months. without going out into the light live straight here in this one in the neighboring capital nara in several tiers along the wall, the air temperature. even in summer it does not rise above plus eight degrees were on this four-story four-story building four years ago . uh, it was s

and our correspondent stanislav ben-wald is working there in the near future.e will try to contact him and clarify all the details. for now, let's move on to other topics. north korea declares itself a nuclear state the leader of the country and kim jong-un said this on the anniversary of the founding of the dprk today the country celebrates its seventy-fourth birthday, pyongyang say they will never disarm. and negotiations on denuclearization will not resume. to whom such a north korean gift was intended, natalya goncharova figured out the moment in pyongyang's politics dprk leader kim jong-un declared the country a nuclear power north korea abandoned negotiations on the dinuclearization of the peninsula and adopted a decree called the policy towards nuclear weapons. let it become already sanctions for 100 days a thousand days 10 or 100 years. we will not give up our right to life and the right to defend our country, on which the future and security of our people depend, no matter what extreme situation we face. we will never be able to give up our nuclear wea

well, the residents of the investigative committee are working on the spot stanislav bin wald.ndrey potapov andrey rudenko oleg bondarenko donetsk people's republic the russian aerospace forces vk accurate high-precision hit the points of temporary deployment of ukrainian units in the slavic kramatorsk region of the donetsk people's republic a in the nikolaev region, as reported by the ministry of defense, ukrainian servicemen of one of the brigades refused to perform combat missions and began an unauthorized retreat to the rear areas. russian aerospace forces rocket troops and artillery continue to deliver high-precision strikes on units and reserves of the armed forces of ukraine in this direction the struck command post of the sixty-third mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine in the area of ​​​​the birch bark mykolaiv region. manpower and military equipment of the forty-sixth era, the fifty-seventh mobile motorized infantry and 28 mechanized brigades of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of populated areas of dry togo. to the petrovsky urochische carpentry,

protect it from and the famous american scientists professor of new york university michael rektin, waldeech about a very, clear message to the west, if nato or ukraine itself continues to fight for these territories, which proclaim themselves part of the russian federation, this will be regarded as serious encroachment and mortal threat to russia and also as an invasion of its territory, so i think this is a very serious ultimatum from the us and nato and in particular ukraine should not treat this as a simple bluff, the us department of justice this week asked congress to legalize the transfer russian assets to ukraine we are talking about the amount of more than 300 billion dollars, but who can call the united states to account no one they are acting outside the law. this is one of the reasons why the world community is beginning to to reject the concept of an international order based on rules, everything that is happening now clearly indicates to world politicians that the old system of checks and balances that were created after the second world war has ceased to work and its main

the 800 year old building where she married and later crowned wald leader, heads of government dignitary. now the rules were in attendance on her casket, imperial state, crown and the sovereign sceptre. and all symbols of the power of the monarchy. and controversially, it's colonialism recent caused by many in south africa in india, for the jewels to be returned. ah, the queen's funeral lashes in a new era. her son charles, the 3rd is now king. he's also head of 56 commonwealth countries, mostly former colonies, with a population of around 2 and a half 1000000000. for 14 of these countries, he is head of state supports as say they benefit from a membership that includes bilateral corporation on international goals, jocelyn, market, pow during her ryan. she was committed to her nation and friendships with others in the commonwealth. she earned our respect and admiration by winning the hearts of millions of people in the u. k. and the world. excellent. because one of the common one the bhaskar. busy truly canada, of all, i think that all canadians will reflect appropriately on the queen. t

this is not an option, indeed its author is oskar wald, let's move on to the second question.rts, in which lines, strokes, points and spots of time are used as the main visual means. hello roman difficult question. tell me how you thought at all, when i hope that roman will cope, it's not, i don't know what a sketch is.

and all the latest news is on our air alexander thank you, our special correspondent stanislav bern wald told about what is happening in the donetsk people's republic russian ka-52 helicopters destroyed the amphibious assault forces that tried to force the dnieper, as reported in the russian ministry of defense, our crew was on a planned sortie, when an order was received to interfere or simply interfere with enemy units. at near the zaporizhzhya npp, our pilots discovered a barge with the ukrainian military at the facility, fired two guided missiles with a recorded hit on nosova and the stern, then a group of ka-52 helicopters continued to perform tasks for the protection and defense of the nuclear power plant. the crew found a surface target at a distance of 15 km, then the combat control was reported to the group and the crew received a command to destroy the object. from a range of eight kilometers, vikhr launched a guided missile leading along the bow. aft houses of the state strategically important ministry of defense showed how russian skandars work; the missile system disabled an

which will change and seem to ensure school safety about this in a live broadcast by stanislav ben-wald. first of all call zelensky then supply more heavy weapons to ukraine and deregulate electricity consumption in britain in london, the final debate before the election of a new prime minister took place, what promises the british and what is the reaction? the ministry of defense of russia reported an attempt to seize the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant from the side of the ministry of defense says that at about 6:00 am two groups of ukrainian troops. there are only about 60 people on the seven boats. landed on coast of the kakhovka reservoir. to the north -east of the station, measures were taken to destroy opponents, including with the use of army aviation. in addition, since eight o’clock in the morning , they have been shelling the meeting point of the iaea mission in the area of ​​​​the settlement of vasilyevka and the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, four shells exploded at a distance of 400 m from the first power unit. the message of the military department emphasizes that the p

the fee for wald copies on its way to the castle book. your travel package today, wednesday, september the 14th. here's your forecast for the americas. hi there. thank you so much for joining in rain continues to crawl along canada as quebec province rainfall morning and play for monterey. all you could see about a month's worth of rain within the span of a few hours remnants leftovers of what was hurricane k, r a soaking the us state of nevada. we've got flash flood watches in play. there are certainly the risk of seen some flooding for the pacific northwest western canada. not a lot going on a few showers. it certainly feeling like fall in regina with a height of just 15 degrees. did have some soaking rain toward the southeast of the u. s. bulk of that is out over the atlantic, but still some torrential downpours to be expected in florida on wednesday. here's a deal for central america. rain has been whipped around all sides of the bay of cam patchy. some soaking rains across the pacific coast of central america as well . we've got a pr

colleagues yes sasha please alexandra wald, lifehan invest i have a question regarding retail investors, a very sore subject now, it has been repeatedly said that it is necessary to return the trust of a retail investor and it is very interesting to people, in general, what measures are supposed to be taken in order to return this trust and the second question - these are exchange rates. now it is floating, but are there any chances that we will switch to a targeted rate, and are there any risks that there will be restrictions on free conversion of currencies of unfriendly countries and let me ask you a third question, too, connected with various investors, non-qualified investors will not be able to buy shares of unfriendly countries from the age of 23, but at the same time they will be able to buy mutual funds of russian management companies for these same foreign shares, which guided the bank of russia when did such a restriction and why are they affordable, provided that the infrastructure risks in them are the same, if not more, thank you very much. thank you, just in the night uh,

waldren also texted meadows a few days later, and notably wald rep sent meadows a -- waldren sent meadows to brief republican lawmakers. and we know that waldren himself helped draft language for an executive order that was never actually issued, but he wanted it to direct the pentagon and dhs to seize voting machines on behalf of the white house. so now all of this coming to light, and we know that criminal prosecutors in georgia are demanding that waldren and meadows testify as part of the grand jury investigation that's been going on down there. our team has reached out for attorneys for meadows, for phil waldren, they haven't responded to requests for comment. but really this just shows that waldren was communicating with trump's chief of staff at this crucial time period just before january 6th. >> really revealing. jessica schneider, thank you. >>> joining us now is jester levenson, professor at loyola law school. and cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein, senior editor at "the atlantic." guys, thank you so much for being here. jessica, is mark meadows in trouble for communica

it is now a wald yorve astoria, so he overviewed things and to obtain loans to buy other things that he makes massive profits on. that is the core of the case that letitia james laid out. that is why you get to the $250 million that she's looking for recompense. back to you guys. >> thank you for watching us through all of that. you clearly learned your math well in elementary school. >> thank you early school math teachers in connecticut. >> for sure. but in all seriousness, wow, there is a lot here. there is a trump defense. let's talk about all of it, well let's listen to how he responded in that defense. here it is. >> i actually thought that they would never bring a case. and she brought it. and the reason i thought because she doesn't have a case. i was of the impression she wanted to settle but i had a problem because how do you pay something even if it is a small amount of money if you're not guilty. these are the banks with the left lawyers in the world, sean. this is the only -- and by the way, that got paid back. just so you know. >> nobody got harmed. >> i never got a def

[applause] >> today on c-span former us solicitor general paul clemens and jeffrey wald look at the upcoming supreme court term beginning in october hosted by the heritage foundation , live coverage starting at 2 pm eastern. at 4 pm the senate rules committee considers a bill to reform 1887 electoral contact to ensure that electoral votes counted by congress accurately reflects each states vote for president. at 8 pm a conversation on the biden administration's policy agenda with white house national economic council director brian diese. the senate returned at 3 pm and vote on whether to proceed to a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown . >> with congress facing a september 30 government funding deadline both the house and senate expected to work on a short-term spending bill to over to federal shutdown. the house returns on wednesday at noon. members will later on veterans affairs banking legislation. the senate returned at three eastern and will vote on whether to proceed to a short-term spending bill to over that government shutdown and debate a proposal by west virgin

he must be insulated from there, at least until aggression loss, or reject the right to wald deprive delegation, right, or remove the right of vito. if it is a member of the un security council in order to punish the aggressor within that institutions, we shouldn't torn a blind eye to propagandists who justify aggression but reply a full package of personal restriction against them. that is a punishment for lying citizens of the aggressor stage shouldn't be allowed to enjoy tourism or shopping in the territory of those co valid piece, but should be in cars through visa restrictions to fight against the aggression of their own state. punish for a betting that even a special tribune all should be created. 2 by us, russia for the crime of resar against our state. this will become signal to all will be aggressors that they must valued peace or be brought to responsibility by the world. we have to pay at precise taps to establish such tribune they will be presented to all state ukraine will appeal to the un general assembly to support an international compensation mechanism. we count on y

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this is not an option, indeed its author is oskar wald, let's move on to the second question. is it true that sketching is a type of fine art in which lines, strokes, points and time spots. hello roman difficult question. tell me how you thought at all, when i hope that roman will do it, it’s not like that, i don’t know what a sketch is, but i know that this is all related to graphics. good? thank you valery hello, how did you answer, i answered that yes, due to the fact that a sketch is, it means that you need to sketch something. and in the same place, deer simple logic is used to sketch, it means to sketch a stroke, and all sketching is a type of fine art and sketching can be considered a type of fine art. how do you think, valery is good, but then i’ll ask valery again valery hello how did you answer, yes, guys, always be attentive to every word of the question ; graphics, and a sketch is a quick drawing from nature, visual means. absolutely anyone can be used in it, that is, a sketch is not considered a type of fine art. here is the difference between sketching and schedu

and four of them are children , our special correspondent stanislav bern wald is following the developmentthe situation. now donetsk is also under fire from the position of ukrainian militants in krasnohorivka in the kirovsky kuibyshevsky district of donetsk, now at the moment artillery shelling is being carried out with a nato caliber, a sample of 155 mm - this is a daily one unfortunately, the picture is now very loud here and in the center of the city suburb breaks now information has not yet been received, here injured and dead. well, it is worth saying that in the kuibyshev region, because of the shelling that took place yesterday, an apartment building, a house of 5 private houses, was damaged. facades destroyed. gates, glazing, water supply and power supply were also extremely turbulent in the kiev region. in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bputilovki and damaged cars, apartment buildings were also damaged. there are direct hits. there are victims of svetlodar nazis on the eve of the rszo. hymars, opened a blow to the local house of culture, where there was a humanitarian warehouse and aid

president, our democracy cannot hope to hang together for very long without a trusted, wald, and fair-minded -- trusted, balanced, and fair-minded judiciary. as we have seen in stark and frightful ways in recent months, the men and women who preside from the bench hold immense power over our nation's destiny and over our people's liberties. when it comes to nominating people to the bench, it's imperative we get it right. so today, the senate will continue its duty to advance president biden's highly qualified, highly diverse, and highly accomplished judicial nominees. we will begin this afternoon by voting on the confirmation of judge john lee, to serve as circuit judge for the seventh circuit. if confirmed, judge lee will make history as the first asian american ever to preside on the seventh circuit. joining the proud company of other biden nominees making our courts more reflective of our country. i expect judge lee to receive bipartisan support, and his record certainly merits it. he's already been confirmed by this chamber when appointed to serve as district judge roughly a decade ago.

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this is stephen wald and meshheimer - these are all those who have been preparing for quite a long timeyou get involved in an unequal battle , you can be fueled with weapons, money, money , money, but the fact is that you will never win the war. well fight fight. well, nothing more, here the story is different, but now the corrective west understands perfectly well that a more interesting card is being played, not only a war card, as such a card of the new world of devices of the new world order , and it is being played right here now in europe, first of all, it is clear that in europe now is like never because verk needs a break. why does a thorough respite need to be done so that any conflict for a while, well, at least the terrible morozov was frozen? here you need to understand what a negotiating position can be, because in europe it is now very often and everywhere starts italy france austria and germany four countries. that is, you speak for false. you speak to me approximately, proceeding from the same concept of the possible development of events within the framework of which, u

when it comes to republicans' extreme no-holds-barred antiabortion agenda, the writing is on the wald, and it has -- on the wall and has been for some time. even before this latest bill, republican state lawmakers were already drafting legislation that would make it a crime to provide abortion care to a residents, even in another state where it's legal. and they were doing this while at the same time trying to claim they didn't want to throw doctors in prison. on top of all of that, they were standing in the way of the bill i will offer today to protect health care providers. now, this is a really straightforward bill. it simply protects doctors providing legal abortion care. last time i tried to pass it, the junior senator from indiana said he was concerned about this bill, quote, allowing abortions for anyone who crosses state lines and is not a resident of that state. in other words, republicans are worried about all the patients i mentioned earlier, who are traveling to washington state seeking abortion care that they urgently need. republicans don't think they should be able to t

platform the most important topic is the multipolar world and the response to economic challenges the waldects for the renewal of far eastern cities. the best of them will be presented to the president. vladimir putin is already in vladivostok, according to the presidential press secretary. dmitry peskov head states will take part in the whole ariat of the event, and tomorrow vladimir putin is scheduled to speak at the plenary session. now there is a situation in the donbass donetsk was fired from nato weapons tonight, they hit the kiev region in nova kakhovka by the ukrainian armed forces, there were several attacks at once, the air defense system is working russia today convenes the un security council on the situation around the zaporizhzhya npp, the head of the mte publishes his report on the trip to the plant . rafael grosse. russia has repeatedly presented waves of evidence ukrainian shelling, which threatens nuclear catastrophes, did not stop even after the arrival of the international mission. now two experts remain on the station starts scanning the area where the target and begins