sure, a western union was both unsettled. the golden spike and the railroad tie hanging wires and the growing pains. our great nation. what everybody knows that commerce union did a job. the telegraph wire tie the cattle market of kansas to the tables of the east hitch the cotton mills of new england and the southern plantation and the new york cutting people. other methods of communication. it was slow and tedious. the telegraph was only means of rapid communication. it was direct, it was fast. it kept pace with the nations expanding frontiers. all late. why do you read? why do you read all? they're all like, why do you read what your paper? mr. long hey. yeah. hey, what's this? joe, what's way blank pages is the news, huh? what do you know? they were all playing. sorry. joe azari. joe's customer. it would have happened if we hadn't arranged it. there's plenty of news today, but it's still in the making. all right, man, we'll find that out right away. i don't mean to be personal, sir, but congratulations. oh, hey, did you me

western union has a long and storied history. western union today only regained its independence after it spun off the first data corporation. until then it was only focused on cross-border money transfers. they develop new technology to move money overseas. after the great recession it made a come back right before covid hit. the pandemic crushed international travel which meant much less demand for these cross-border money transfers. western union has faced all sorts of competition including from crypto currency. after peaking at $28 and 2020 the stock came down to $10 in march of last year. during that time they have never stock -- stopped struggling to take control of its destiny. they sold nine core business and put in a new ceo. his name is devon mcclanahan. about a year later he led a new strategy to combine the long separated technology and retail money transfer businesses. in the old days people would just go to western union to make a single money transfer. now they are trying to have a more relationship centric tech mo

bank, wells fargo, citibank, charles schwab, hsbc and western union. america sent suspicious activity reports on 211 bank customers to the fbi and four federal agents were deployed to field offices to investigate for americans for gun purchases. >> that is the troubling part. thanks not extensions of the federal government. the data isn't pretty accessible to the government. this is your private data and i have a hard time believing federal government would do that that's where we are and that is the problem with this administration, they've given every opportunity to uphold the constitution and they seem to be doing everything else but so we will investigate this and push back. >> thank you for joining us tonight, it's good to see you. let's welcome to the show former justice department attorney hans von spakovsky. it's great to have you on. what you make of these reports coming in? nine diprete justices to discuss former president trump's presidential immunity claims against special counsel jackson's cases, what you make of this? jamie raskin and zoe

what's the company >> caller: that stock is western union. >> i have not looked at western union sinceke to them when i was at dreamforce many years ago. so here's what we're going to do i promise you we're going to do a homework on it because i never understood why the dividend could be so big and the stock be so low let's do some work on it and we will come back thank you. let's go to john in virginia john >> caller: hey, john -- hey, jim. thanks for having me on. >> no problem. call wanted to get your advice on aspen air gels. i bought them a year ago it's done pretty well. but a lot of the buzz over the past year was tied to the potential growth of the e.d. market do you think i should hold on to it or sell because of the lack of momentum? >> this thing is up so big and what a great opportunity to sell the stock of a money-losing company after you've made a lot of money take the profit. how about guadalupe in new york? guadalupe. >> caller: hey, jim. good afternoon >> good afternoon. >> caller: question. so back in november of 2020 i purchased a stock with your blessing and i have

yet under the platform, western union was making choices not to transmit prounion views. friends or family go to work online these days. platforms that passively host the speech of billions of people are themselves the speakers and can discriminate, there will be no public square to speak of. we know that because twitter has admitted their theory of the first amendment will allow them to discriminate not just based on what is set on the platform, but on the basis of religion or gender or physical disability. that's not the first amendment. that's laughner 2.0. and implications are gravely serious. as new york explains, if these algorithms our constitutionally protected, platforms might be able to continue selling advertisers the ability to discriminate based on race. or as professor lawrence lessig and tim woo who do not file briefs typically in support of texas, caution not just dates but congress might be powerless to address the social media crisis devastating the lives of kids. hb 230 is a modest effort to regulate that in terms of discrimination. platforms can say an

the higher rates are starting to impact frank, i have to finish my last sentence whirlpool and western unionk to gdp. i'm looking for a negative number i want the rate cuts this year >> people want the rate cuts this year. it is less clear we have to wait for the gdp report jenny harrington, thank you. one quick look at the futures before we let you go looking like the dow hitting the low of the morning looking like they open about 150 points lower right now that will do it for us we have "squawk box" coming up right now. >>> good morning more protests erupting on college campuses house speaker mike johnson threatening to pull federal funding and hinting of the national guard. >>> meta shares are tumbling we will tell you why investors are pulling back >>> new rules requiring airlines to auto mamatically issue refun over vouchers. it's thursday, april 25th, 2024. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at what is

, but what especially frightened us was that they were actively dragging germany into the western uniond large, both through berlin and through germany, and look, the second world war had not yet ended, and already at the american headquarters there was a special historical committee, a military historical commission, and a department that attracted the german section, german generals, so that they taught the americans how to fight the soviet union, moreover, and write the history of the second world war, 70 volumes at the beginning, that is, they wrote 1500 texts, but... the important thing is that then we see, after germany joins, western germany joins nato, 136 generals of the wehrmacht and the sss were not only in the bundesphere, they were in nato structures. let us remember adolf heusinger, who headed the nato military committee, this is a wehrmacht general who fought against us, what could the soviet union think when it’s not just the anglo-saxons who are coming at it, but the germans, with whom we... are part of it allocated a certain number of troops, which are subordinate to t

it was hard to get the support of western union and the telegraph operators to do so. a lot of the other recommendations though, were a more kind of vague levels of put together more federal information, essentially, maybe create a while while this committee was going to sunset. maybe there should be created essentially a federal crime commission to continue its work and continue creating developing new information and new sources that could be used to assist these local organizations that, like i said, he really thought was going to be the place where this this problem was going to be ferreted out. were there repercussions for some of the organized crime figures, some of the folks, some of them had already been had already been on the radar of of law enforcement. gambler and another gambler in new york, i didn't mention named frank erikson was already being, i think, charged with perjury because he had been done and testify before another previous investigation about the use of telegraphs in interstate commerce, in gambling operation. as frank costello was already, i

it was hard to get the support of western union and the telegraph operators to do so. a lot of the other recommendations though, were a more kind of vague levels of put together more federal information, essentially, maybe create a while while this committee was going to sunset. maybe there should be created essentially a federal crime commission to continue its work and continue creating developing new information and new sources that could be used to assist these local organizations that, like i said, he really thought was going to be the place where this this problem was going to be ferreted out. were there repercussions for some of the organized crime figures, some of the folks, some of them had already been had already been on the radar of of law enforcement. gambler and another gambler in new york, i didn't mention named frank erikson was already being, i think, charged with perjury because he had been done and testify before another previous investigation about the use of telegraphs in interstate commerce, in gambling operation. as frank costello was already, i

everything in order to sit down... states, on the western borders you have a situation on the western borders of the union a difficult situation, what worries me most, i’m talking about this, is the policy of the polish leadership, why do they need this confrontation, and lithuanians, latvians, firstly, dozens of corpses are thrown across the border, a certain number of migrants go there, they throw them into the fence they built, they throw them into the fence at our border, now... the snow has melted, they are naked, the corpses are lying right on border, from afghanistan, from iran, there are people, from africa, well, why kill people and throw them out in a barbaric manner, this creates tension, they are still planning to conduct an exercise in may, we are standing head-on on the border, they transferred the americans, the germans, what surprisingly, the lesson did not go well, to lithuania, to poland, to the battalions, well, of course, we were forced to turn around. their unit and stand up against them, i don’t know why they need this, we are not going to fight anywhere, they are shouting that lukas

thank you very much for that reporting live on the ground and western union, ohio, just ahead in the cnn newsroom from the world of artificial intelligence, imagine technology that can mimic your voice when startling accuracy. i hope they don't do that to me. that's going to be troubled. >> we'll talk about that >> get your viewing glasses ready. it flips across america live monday at one from meat free monday to sunday so many ways. to save life ready while it happy, that's 3605 by whole foods market. >> make your first move with battery power made by steel right now, save $50 on the fsa 57 batters three set, real still, >> find yours the right age for neutrogena retinol >> that's whenever you want it to be. it >> has germ proven >> retinol that targets vital cell turnover, even skin tone and smooths fine lines with visible results in just one week, neutrogena retinol, update your floors with me? beier today's $50 room sale by one room, get floors for all other rooms for just $50 each. there is no limit to 300 >> today. >> it's the neutral system spring savings event get our lowest

however, it means a dentist through the western union ocean region overall, it is increasingly becoming a being secure for shipping on swords and who do use best pirates plus uh the rainy and uh activities needs to be made and secure environments. luckily, we have several neighbor and missions in the region and the snow need to reconsider how they can act to protect shipping. better from these 3 trips and on that point, i'm glad you mentioned the name of a charles. what kind of pulse joe response to expect them to take, given that they're not dealing with pirates or militia the dealing with the state force? yes, absolutely. so this is a very, very sensitive environment to operating. what the navy's can do is they can offer reassurance though to the shipping industry act as a deterrent and a clearly signal or to iran. and that's these forms of capture, not tolerated. so it is but important that there's not that man much that maybe it's can actually do in practice. it shouldn't be. and then me and hope to ration underway. if there's not much i can do, do you think we're going to see an in

just that the pot exploded a little, by the way, regarding the help, the american dash is western, the european unionto ukraine equipment for decentralized energy generation, the belgian energy minister announced this. at an informal meeting it was the eu energy ministers in brussels. please tell me whether this can be called, well, indirect, or maybe direct even confirmation that we are very seriously knocking out the energy system of ukraine, on the one hand, well, we are talking about portable generators, as far as i understand, this could be a solution in general for ukraine, issues of electricity, so to speak, no, this is not a solution, because here... what the european union offers, portable generators, this is so much, well, how can i tell you, well, it’s not prepared for such powerful countries as, because it has always been ukraine, well, how can a generator solve the problem of power supply to the country, otherwise that russia caused very serious damage to the energy system of ukraine, everyone says, and the ukrainians themselves , i don’t understand, at first they hid the damage that the

sanctions, strengthening nato’s military potential near the borders of the union state, supplies of western to ukraine, provocations from the baltic states and poland, geopolitical realities in which belarus and russia find themselves today. therefore , the presence of russian tactical nuclear weapons on our territory is a warning to countries that engage in aggressive rhetoric towards us. first of all, for the usa, because they themselves are deploying their nuclear tactical weapons throughout europe, the deputy director of the russian institute shared this opinion with our tv channels. research and forecasts evgeniy semibratov. alexander grigorievich, regarding this matter, regarding the deployment of russian tactical nuclear weapons, has already given a brilliant assessment that we have not come up with anything new. american tactical nuclear weapons are located in germany, italy, turkey, and thus we simply conceptually took a look at the military-political schemes that use our opponents. in this regard, russian tactical nuclear weapons are in the republic. belarus should be perceived as

conditions for freezing the situation, yes, because if it does a threat to the security of the western unionse system, especially against serious missiles, which from the point of view of military safety, everything that can fly in, everything is fine there, i just talked with the military, who are located outside the station, but who are doing everything in order to ensure her safety, thank you, now we will check for a small advertisement, then we will continue, one of the most mysterious legends of our time is the existence among us of certain people calling themselves... we are talking about establishing power over the world, power is based on refusal traditional worldview, a world order with an obstacle to complete hegemony is, first of all , russia, from every iron it sounds that the west is arming itself under the pretext of fighting an unknown russian threat, not festive illumination, dolls of the heir tutti, today on the first. mancacher whiskey is a product of the stellar group. this little white ball at the end of the laser is a coagulated protein. this is how amazingly elegantly a

countries in response to the soviet deployment of comparable missiles in western russia and the western soviet uniony what we see today is a truly peculiar and dangerous synergy between a timid administration and quasi-isolationist n republicanaifs who don't understand that putin is coming for american interests. while china is the greater danger in the long run because china come unlike russia has a working economy, russia is the one who is pursuing major war at the present time. even if we are worried about china, the best way to deter chinese aggression is to soundly defeat putin at in ukraine. that is a prelude to talk about what's happening between the united states and key european countries. sadly, the white house is found a spiritual partner in the chancellery. american timidity is at least mastiff not exceeded by german timidity despite the so-called agenda. the good news though is the brits have kept an upper lip since the beginning of the big invasion. boris johnson encouraged the support ukraine needed in the early months after the big invasion. they set an example which we partly and on

countries in response to the soviet deployment of comparable missiles in western russia and the western soviet uniondly what we see today is a truly peculiar and dangerous synergy between a timid administration and quasi-isolationist n republicanaifs who don't understand that putin is coming for american interests. while china is the greater danger in the long run because china come unlike russia has a working economy, russia is the one who is pursuing major war at the present time. even if we are worried about china, the best way to deter chinese aggression is to soundly defeat putin at in ukraine. that is a prelude to talk about what's happening between the united states and key european countries. sadly, the white house is found a spiritual partner in the chancellery. american timidity is at least mastiff not exceeded by german timidity despite the so-called agenda. the good news though is the brits have kept an upper lip since the beginning of the big invasion. boris johnson encouraged the support ukraine needed in the early months after the big invasion. they set an example which we partly and

some, so to speak, industries that are needed, because pay attention, when the soviet union began importing western right away, because consumer goods are propaganda, well, not all of it, but by the way, american films were also shown, and so on and so forth, well, okay, to a lesser extent, but to a much greater extent, imports of this product, which a priori was considered better, why was it a priori considered better, pricing in the soviet union was arbitrary, but the price was set high for it, all as a sign of quality, but what did you want, this is a company, here with this is where it all started, but now what we understand is that our infrastructure is now developing in a way that no europe has actually ever dreamed of, and so on, it’s all visible, these are visible things, the urban environment, we now see industrial successes, we... soviet, from post-soviet states, there will be a dollar or euro, so europe and the usa will be in authority, even if people die of hunger on their streets, but we will trade in their currency in... we change from one to another, us again they cover us, we run aw

slovenia and croatia, would leave the union, and the rest would all remain in a slightly smaller union, but here westerntheir role, they pushed bosnia and herzegovina a little towards war, they needed it, first of all, to see how the situation would develop further, it was space. which they could control, there were not many inhabitants; if the soviet union had 200 million citizens, then here there were only 20 million, and there was no nuclear potential. the serbs were chosen as the main victim, yugoslavia collapsed, a civil war occurred, and then another war occurred on the territory of bosnia and there the americans had a whole company that in the mid-nineties was called the satanization of the serbs or the demonization of the serbs, when all the terrible footage that came from this civil war, then the civil war in yugoslavia, the civil war in bosnia, regardless of who was in frame, all who are victims in this in these terrible, including footage, including from concentration camps with the massacre of civilians, but the victims were all passed off as anyone, croats, bosniaks, and albanians, yes, but

t start yesterday, here’s alek sergeevich, everything. these are just before the trade unions, who condemned westernle in the house of trade unions, who condemned 8 years of extermination of the children of donbass, no one, and we must proceed from this, and lastly, iraqis, children, i remember iraq today, or serbian children, yugoslav children, who today condemned the death in america, the murder of children and the elderly, olbra, clearly said that it was worth it, you know what andrei petrovich wanted now at such a moment. to record, our viewers are watching us now, at the same time they are there on telegram, in tiktok, i think you noticed how many accounts are now, including new ones, on who now begin to work exclusively with information and psychological tools, no factual information, they begin to look at the number of men in blue t-shirts in this room, from this they conclude that these are all employees of the russian special services, such a wave of absurdity, because in fact, if you look at it differently from the angle of this room one wonders, how many men in white are there? t-shirts,

with high hopes for you membership 80 percent of the population wants to be part of the union citizens and the western balkans are and on average, just 14 percent of their european neighbors are at this moment we are around 45 to 48 percent of leaving sun to compare it to you companies. and that's the big 3 in succession boss converging in the us comes with leaving, stand up me like to sell it. so it has been following montenegro, his progress towards new membership closely. she says, the biggest cost of accession won't fly with you. it's not the question of the costs costs on mainly costs of local communities because it's not to brussels question, how will converge to event or how we will fulfill the rules? it's our job. it's our accountability. it's how it is specific to the road to annual membership has been long from montenegro was much still to be gained higher living standards, a bigger customer market and more international appeal. many people in montenegro hopes that new membership would bring about an economic boost monitoring acros government aims to join the blog by 2028 experts. one that g

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to give our westerners ... everything that they will want, this is the same radicalism, only from the other end, according to it, which they already did a little in their time in our union belarus. why is that bad? because western capital, if you give it everything it wants, it will immediately give the population a pretzel, and then take away even the last crust of bread for profit. and this again is a deterioration in the well-being of the people, and the state is called upon to do exactly the opposite. the opposite is precisely to maintain a balance of interests. the state and the people in the state, which are not always the same thing. why would it be difficult to paint poland as an enemy specifically in the grodno region, but also in the brest region, because this is not only a question ideology or philosophy, and this is also a matter of strictly economic interests of ordinary people. i won’t tell anyone that america is wrong when i say that the well-being of the residents of grodno is partly built on preferences from the border region. yes, often people work there in poland, where salaries are higher. they spend money in belarus, where costs are much lower. is t

the security council and the right of veto, in order, relying on the pro-western majority, to dictate their will to the soviet unionffairs vyacheslav molotov and us ambassador andrei gromyk, showed firmness and this option did not pass. westerners were irritated by our calls for the liberation of colonies in asia and africa, but they failed to prevent the inclusion of the principles of equality and self-determination in the un charter. peoples the conference ended with the adoption and signing of the charter. since then, despite the fact that the united states and its partners have more than once acted in circumvention of its decisions, it remains the most important tool for ensuring world order, mutual control, and deterrence. 50 years ago, on april 25, 1974, one of the last dictatorial regimes in europe, in portugal, collapsed. essentially fascist. the opposition was suppressed, the dissatisfied were abandoned. the secret police of pied were rampant in the concentration camps, the leading western powers put up with this, they appreciated the anti-communist and anti-soviet position of lisbon, but the development o

they joined nato, they joined the european union, they placed western military bases. poland can now talk about what it is ready to accommodate. american nuclear weapons, respectively, russian provocations in belarus, i.e the european peoples lived this window of opportunity the way it was supposed to be lived, the ukrainians lived this window of opportunity completely incompetently, and again they talked about it in the 90s, it’s not like i said it now, i wrote it for every independence day , did not pass film tests, did not get into the studio, did not fulfill, do not fulfill the decalogue, i was simply tired of saying things that were understood by everyone. child only on the majority of our compatriots with you, who stubbornly, if they suddenly voted for someone who was a supporter, turned out not to was, turned out to be a supporter of independent development, they quickly got rid of him, he was enemy number one for them, such was the fate of leonid kravchuk, viktor yushchenko and petro poroshenko, that's all, and we reached collapse, fiasco, and war. now, what ca

central europe and the baltic countries, they joined nato, they joined the european union, they housed westernbases. poland can now talk about the fact that it is ready to deploy american nuclear weapons, respectively, russian provocations in belarus, that is, the european nations lived this window of opportunity as it should have been lived, the ukrainians lived this window of opportunity completely incompetently, and again after all, they talked about it in the 90s, it's not like it is now i said, i wrote it for every independence day, not in did not pass film tests, did not get into the studio, did not fulfill, do not fulfill the decalogue, i was simply tired of saying things that happened to... every child, only on most of ours with you compatriots who stubbornly, if they suddenly voted for someone who was a supporter, turned out not to be, turned out to be a supporter of independent development, they quickly got rid of him, he was enemy number one for them, such was the fate of leonid kravchuk, viktor yushchenko and petro poroshenko, everything, and us led to collapse, to fiasco, to war.

central europe and the baltic countries, they joined nato, they joined the european union, they housed westernary bases. poland can now speak. about the fact that it is ready to host american nuclear weapons, respectively , russian provocations in belarus, that is , the european nations lived this window of opportunity as it should have been lived, the ukrainians lived this window of opportunity completely incompetently, and again, about this they said in the 90s, it’s not like i would say it now, i wrote it for every independence day, they didn’t pass the film test, they didn’t get into the studio, they didn’t fulfill, they don’t fulfill the decalogue, i’m just... it’s embarrassing to say things that were understood by everyone.

central europe and the baltic countries, they joined nato, they joined the european union, they housed western military bases. poland can now talk about the fact that it... will host american nuclear weapons, respectively, russian provocations in belarus, that is, the european nations have lived through this window opportunities the way it was supposed to be lived, ukrainians lived this window of opportunities completely incompetently, and again, they talked about it in the 90s, it’s not that i say it now, i wrote it for every day of independence, not in the past auditions, didn't get into the studio, didn't fulfill, don't fulfill the decalogue, i'm just tired of saying things. which were clear to every child, only on the majority of our compatriots with you, who stubbornly, if they suddenly voted for someone who was a supporter, turned out, was not, turned out a supporter independent development, they quickly got rid of him, he was the number one enemy for them, such was the fate of leonid kravchuk, viktor yushchenko and petro poroshenko, that's all, and we reached collapse, fiasco, and war.

country to live in conditions of certain power outages, which even flows from the european union will not save. western countries intend to give ukraine up to 100 billion euros at the expense of frozen russian assets. something new. and why the united states has not yet managed to push through some kind of parallel economic system, the idea of ​​complete confiscation of the assets of our central bank. hello, this measure is considered radical; european authorities fear that such a decision will destabilize financial markets and undermine confidence in the euro. american authorities have proposed a new scheme for using frozen russian assets in favor of ukraine. they expect to get tens billions of euros secured by their future profits. they propose to do this through the issue of bonds. these assets are often in the form of securities or other financial instruments that generate income. even on deposits, if there is a positive rate, right? these assets generate income, even though they are frozen, this is interest, bank investment interest on these funds, yes, every year they accumulate and accumulate, b

withdraw russian state assets from putin, which are currently frozen in accounts in the european union and other westernries, but nevertheless, for example, now that the european commission is saying that the interest, profits from these frozen assets should be transferred to ukraine and not just transferred to ukraine, but weapons and ammunition should be purchased for them, actually it is said that most likely 155... millimeter shells and so on missiles will be purchased, then this decision has already been almost made, yesterday in brussels, as you said correctly, the summit of the leaders of the european union took place, and today it continues, and yesterday evening they discussed the issue of providing ukraine with military aid, the issue of air defense and ammunition, and the leaders of the states instructed the council of the eu to take some more specific decisions on those issues. at one of the next meetings, and the next meeting of the eu council at the level of foreign ministers will take place on april 22, so we can expect some more positive news, and , by the way, the g7 foreign ministers a

among the people, but many things people don’t know about the collapse of the soviet union, they were carried away by westernwe need to democratize, they saw us as friends and partners, they sincerely wanted to help, right? russia must completely copy all western conditions, american democracy is now also shaky, this scale of russia, there is something about you russians that europe does not understand. the russian army successfully repulsed all attacks in the ssu. the center, south and west groups occupied more advantageous positions. zelensky’s formations lost over a thousand more soldiers and mercenary officers. among other things, the destroyed train with western weapons and equipment in the udachny area, as well as personnel and equipment the sixty-seventh brigade of the ukrainian armed forces at the loading station in the balakleya area and the drone control point. in addition, 24 armored vehicles, 17 howitzers and others were destroyed. guns, mostly american. here.

central europe and the baltic countries, they joined nato, they joined the european union, they placed westernses. poland can now say that it is ready to host american nuclear weapons, accordingly, russian provocations in belarus, that is, the european nations lived this window of opportunity as it should have been lived, the ukrainians lived this window of importance absolutely.

lukashenko emphasized that the union state allows us to effectively respond to threats and challenges. the intelligence services of the two countries regularly counter westernthe situation. the existence of a union state of russia and belarus causes gnashing of teeth in many western capitals; the enemy, represented primarily by the intelligence services of western states, uses any tools to try to bring conflict between our two peoples, for this they use... solitudes took place today in many cities, in moscow, the ostankino tower was decorated with the flags of russia and belarus. the state symbols of the two states were unfurled today in the victory museum on poklonnaya hill. cadets of the presidential school took part in the ceremony, and a festive concert took place in minsk at the palace of the republic. in less than an hour, the un security council is due to meet in new york. at the request of russia and after the israeli strike on the iranian diplomatic mission in... the story is not only about an air raid, the building of the iranian the consulate in damascus is in ruins, everyone who was inside at the time of the israeli air force strike is dead. amo

among the people, but people don’t know many things about the collapse of the soviet union, they were carried away by westernrtners, they sincerely wanted to help, why should russia completely copy all western structures, american democracy is now also shaky.

armed forces of ukraine will pay for the ambitions of a servant of the people. borders of the union state. in westernmerican troops, plus half of the same number of alliance soldiers, serve as nato accounts seven days a week. the authors of the staunch defender call their rubber route an exercise and recruit new recruits into the ranks. from april to june, finland accepts maneuvers and provides registration 20,000 military. if previously the name of a potential enemy was kept silent, today the generals speak directly. we are rehearsing. olga davidovich will tell you why this whole nato cross-border voyage is against the russians. just a couple of years ago, nato was predicted to collapse and the final end of its existence, and not only because of internal contradictions that had torn the organization apart for years, but mostly due to the lack of a subject of activity, because any military alliance simply vitally needs the image of an enemy, and its created. in the western media, first carefully, then without mincing words, they talked about the inevitability of an open conflict with russia. the alli

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