who created the red army, became too serious an irritant; at some point, the propagandists of the white armyolunteer army began to publish anti-semitic leaflets, brochures and newspapers. the white guard information agency osva played a major role in this propaganda. a newspaper in moscow used asvag's materials and his financial support. it came out with the title: take khvorostina and drive the jew to palestine, but not there jews it was said. another proclamation stated that a crusade against all jews was needed. and yet , the minister of finance of the supreme ruler of russia, admiral kolchak, was a mason and zionist lev viktorich goer. funny, yes or not very funny. in short, the white guards cynically used this card in their own. you watched the film admiral with khabensky , it talks about it, it doesn’t talk about it, but why, probably, because if kolchak in the cinema would have legalized, as it was in reality, the most severe anti-semitism, with however, having lev goyer as the minister of finance, kolchak would not have looked as sweet as he is shown in this film. the white guards be

england allocated 60 million pounds sterling, voluntary, that is, the white army, equipped kolchak’s ng necessary. the reason for such generosity in 1919 was explained by winston churchill, it would be a mistake to think that during... this year we fought for the russian white guards, on the contrary, the russian white guards fought for our causes, london's plans to destroy russia failed, the russians were sent away from a terrible blow and created a new great power, the ussr. then london relied on fascism and nazism in europe. british prime minister, berllen signed an agreement with hitler on transfer of the sudetenland to czechoslovakia to germany. english diplomacy so pacified the third reich that it gave it most of europe, including france. almost all of europe was gathered under the banner of hitler and thrown against the ussr. then they waited until they could finish off the russians and germans, who had been bled dry by mutual slaughter. it didn't work out even for us. a war broke out between germany and great britain, but due to the real danger of hitler’s invasion of england,

england allocated 60 million pounds of stialg, voluntary, that is, the white army, equipped all the necessaryhe reasons for such generosity in 1919 were explained by winston churchill; it would be a mistake to think that during this year we fought for the russian white guards. on the contrary, the russian white guards fought for our causes. london's plans to destroy russia failed. the russians recovered from the terrible blow and created a new great power, the sss. sr. then london relied on fascism and nazism in europe. british prime minister chamberlain signed an agreement with hitler on the transfer of the sudetenland to czechoslovakia by germany. english diplomacy was so pacifying that it gave him most of europe, including france. almost all of europe was gathered under the banner of hitler and thrown against the ussr. then they waited until it would be possible to finish off the russians and germans, who had been exsanguinated by mutual slaughter, but it didn’t work out, and even on the contrary, a war broke out between germany and great britain, however, due to the real danger of hitler’

from the fronts of the first world war and one of them joined the red army, the other joined the white armye civil war began, which effectively ended the russian empire, the soviet union did. let's see how it will be here, in any case, ours, we need to support the armed forces of ukraine, and the armed forces of ukraine should beat the enemy, and we will talk about it, so putin, i don't know whether he is alive or dead, which one of them , and the military leadership of the russian federation decided on the capture of avdiyivka, they transferred armies from luhansk region, the russians have some success, they took terekon, well, they don’t control it, as far as i understand, but they took it, as i understand it, a gray area, now sergey will explain better, will we see near avdiyivka what really these cities and these and these and the character of these battles are different. well, when we talk about avdiivka, it really is the hottest area right now, and already the american spokesmen, there and ours, are giving new figures, in particular here, the coordinator of strategic communications of

as the russian language exists, as well as the texts marina tsvitaeva about the tragedy of the white army. we will inevitably have to realize all this; they will tell me: “the installation of monuments to the above-mentioned characters will sow new discord.” no, the installation of these monuments will quickly get used to them and the next generation will not see anything surprising in their neighborhood, just as today, however, most people do not see anything surprising in the fact that we have monuments to catherine the great and monuments to emelyan pugachev, as well as his associate, warrior poet salavat yulaev, monuments to the decembrists and monuments to alexander i. benckendorff, by the way, should also erect a monument to iberia. we are a huge people, we have a huge history, let's look at it with calmness and gratitude, in the end, we are all here because they were there, the lord gave us such a history, and i think he knew what he was doing. the ray of the golden sun was hidden by a veil and between us again. suddenly a wall has grown, and the night will pass, a clear morning wi

the suspect, 40-year-old robert card, is a white army reservist and firearms trainer.investigators are reportedly looking into whether the shooter was targeting his partner or former partner. maine does not require permits to carry guns, does not require background checks, has no red flags on social media, one of maine's most prominent residents, the author stephen king, wrote -- "it's the rapid-fire killing machines, people. this is madness in the name of freedom. stop electing apologists for murder." on thursday, maine democratic congressmember jared golden, a marine corps veteran who lives in lewiston, said the massacre had changed his views on gun control. >> i have opposed efforts to ban deadly weapons of war like the assault rifle used to carry out this crime. the time has come for me to take responsibility for this failure, which is why i now call on the united states congress to ban assault rifles like the one used by the sick perpetrator of this mass killing in my home town of lewiston, maine. amy: in another mass shooting, police on thursday found five people

first ... world war, and then, when the civil war begins, all four brothers find themselves in white armyer, and there is a story that he was taken out to be shot several times, once he escaped execution, as my father told me that when he was captured, they simply put him up against the wall, and then he probably thought that they were the reds , he believes that the reds, why , who? another may now deprive him of it altogether life, then he began, as he should, well, just like before his death, he began to say everything that he thinks about the reds and cover them with a good, good naval obscenity, then, then, these, who somehow began to think, or maybe maybe he is, after all, he is not a communist, in general, by some miracle my grandfather managed to survive, although the migrant newspapers already wrote that he was shot, then there was news that he died of typhoid. but still, on the last ambulance train , he is taken unconscious to china, and somehow , through the chita, he ends up somewhere there in china in harbin, then in shanghai and then he begins to find out where his family is

bezrukovy’s roles is huge. from a recidivist thief disguised as a counselor to a general of the white armye, fashion, time, so for me it was such a gift, a feeling of such happiness to plunge into the seventies on his birthday we wish sergei bezrukov that at least the evening he spent this day with his family, vasya, styopa and masha while he could. marya bronzova, asya ratkevich, iosifrin, andrey tsarev, mikhail karasev, channel one. and now we will find out what events have happened in the country and in the world by this hour. the news broadcast is on air on channel one. don't switch. this is news on the first, studio maria vasilyeva, hello, tragedy in the gas sector, a powerful blow to the hospital, overflowing with the wounded, mostly civilians, including many women and children. they are now trying to calculate how many people died. preliminary information, more than 500 were killed, hundreds of people were injured, victims were evacuated from the rubble, but where to take them? in other hospitals, after massive shelling, there are already no places, according to the palestinian admi

bull connor had ordered the white army onto the street. carolyn mckinstry, a 14 year old who'd been at the church, the day prior but hadn't marched later if bull meant for them to surprise, frighten us. his plan worked. she found strength in the school friends around her, clapping and singing. she told herself she would not back down. she would march today. she would. she would right the wrongs bevel had highlighted in the workshops she'd attended. why there were white and colored lines in city. why she couldn't go to k.d., the local amusement park. mckinstry was just child, but she vowed to do something that might make her children's lives better. the time came. no violence, devil said. the whole of the congregation inside 16th street. i am just the day before. then much like yesterday, the church doors swung wide. the first group of 50 marched out. these children saw how police barricaded certain streets around the park while thousands of and hundreds of press men effectively cordoned off the other side of the park's avenues. there was o

this time the white and blue lost to army men from the neva 2:3. capital for 16 fights. in total they scored 18 points. this is seventh place in the western conference. and this coming sunday the white-blues will finish the tour visiting ufa salovat yulaev. in the extra league , three games of the fifteenth round took place the day before. two meetings ended sensationally. so the leader of the regular championship is soligorsky the miner stumbled in a confrontation with the novopolatsk chemist, and the current winner of the president's cup continues to storm at the start of the tournament, this time the zhlobin metallurgist turned out to be weaker than mogilev. how are these results? influenced the layouts in the summary report card, elena gorelchuk will answer. the soligorsk miner was defeated at home by the chemist with a score of 2:5, so the novopolotsk team interrupted the miners' six-match unbeaten streak, and the guests started quite briskly. already in the first period , two unanswered goals flew into the hosts’ goal, and both from ex-miner players. first , alexey

first world war, but especially... a loud story was heard in 2018, those same white ones helmets said that the syrian armyropped a chlorine bomb on the civilian population of the city of douma. a heart-warming testimony immediately appeared from a girl named masa. the girl says that they were hiding in the basement from the bombings, suddenly a bomb fell, which did not explode, but hissed. the girl's mother says she saw white smoke... after which everyone in the room began to have pain in their legs, problems with breathing, and soreness in the nasopharynx. masa tells how after the chemical treatment they began to kick everyone out of the basement to the upper floors, then the doctors came and took the children to the infirmary, where they forced everyone to lie on the ground, began to pour water on them and give them some medicine. when we went to bed, the bombing began, we were covered in dust, we went back to the basement and saw how the wounded were being carried, instead to inhale air, we inhaled the smell of blood , says the girl. the story is terrible and false. later, international human rights or

those same white helmets said that the syrian army dropped a chlorine bomb on the civilian populationof the city of douma. the girl’s heart-warming testimony immediately appeared. named mosan. the girl says that they were hiding in the basement from bombing, suddenly a bomb fell, which did not explode, but hissed. the girl’s mother says she saw white smoke, after which everyone in the room began to have pain in their legs, problems with breathing, and constriction in the nasopharynx. masa tells how after the chemical treatment they began to kick everyone out of the basement to the upper floors, then the doctors came and took the children to the infirmary, where they forced everyone to lie on the ground, began to pour water on them and give them some medicine. when we went to bed, it started... the bombing covered us with dust, we went back to the basement we saw how the wounded were being carried, instead of inhaling the air, we inhaled the smell of blood, the girl says, the story is nightmarish and false, later, international organizations and human rights activists will confirm that

back in the first world war, but the story was especially loud in 2018, those same white helmets said that the syrian armyped a chlorine bomb on the civilian population of the city of douma. immediately a heart-warming testimony appeared from a girl named masam. the girl says that they were hiding in the basement from the bombings, and suddenly a bomb fell, which did not explode, but hissed. the girl's mother says that there was... white smoke, after which everyone in the room started to have leg pain, problems with breathing soreness in the nasopharynx. masa tells how after the chemical attack they began to kick everyone out of the basement to the upper floors, then the doctors came and took the children to the infirmary, where they forced everyone to lie on the ground, began to pour water on them and give them some medicine. when we went to bed, the bombing began, we were covered in dust, we went back to the basement and saw how the wounded were being carried, instead of inhaling the air, we inhaled the smell of blood , the girl says. story. nightmarish and false, later international organizations, huma

after consultation with the white house , tokyo officially allowed its army to strike targets of a potentialnemy as early as 2025 and plans to purchase tomagaf missiles from the pentagon. inflating the so -called security threat in the region, japan has increased significantly. military spending, accelerating the development of its capabilities in delivering strikes over long distances and moving further along the path of military expansion. taking into account japan’s proximity to both russia and china, washington even plans to open a nato office in tokeo, especially since, according to analysts, the states are directly interested in inciting conflict in the region; the americans expect to at least collapse the yuan and asian trade. against this background, china, like russia on the contrary, are interested in global economic... development and political stability throughout the search and path, offering countries non-confrontation, mutually beneficial partnership. ksenia nikrasova, anastasia konorovskaya, especially for ntv. in poland, the results of the national elections that took place

the white house now says 27 americans were killed, 14 remain unaccounted for. joining us now to discuss is retired u.s. armyeral peter zwack. the white house made it clear the recovering of americans being held hostage by hamas is a key priority. how do you see that playing out? >> well, it's -- it's extraordinarily complicated, because it's likely that most of those americans or a percentage of them are also israeli citizens, and they're intermingled with the other hostages from a number of countries. so my instinct is that we need to fall in and support the israelis while they do the lead effort to work those hostages out. i don't think that it's right for negotiation. they can try, but after what hamas has done, i don't think anybody is in the mood for that. but the problem is, what will happen if hamas, as they have shown extraordinary ruthlessness already. they're already so deep into this, you know, they can p perpetuate it. what do they do is shoot hostages if they are not getting their demands met. so what point do you go in with major forces or israeli special operations? i don't know. it's devilis

army units. the president visits the defense ministry's training facility in the brest region. while the white house is looking for loopholes for further funding for ukraine, kiev is making money from smuggling. the russian fsb seized 370 kg of drugs in a year. and a gastronomic master class, a traditional dish from cuba, venezuela and nicaragua; a festival of latin american cultures is taking place in minsk. president of belarus alexander lukashenko is visiting the bresse region on a work trip today. the head of state was expected at one of the training facilities of the ministry of defense. the commander-in-chief will be shown a version of the engineering equipment of the evil kobrin resistance. and will demonstrate how training is organized for one of the army units, as the leadership of the western operational command reported to the president, the situation around belarus remains tense. details of alexander lukashenko's working trip in our next issues. the white house is looking for new opportunities to provide further assistance to ukraine - the newspaper reports. according to the public

i have the privilege of being a white guy who coached football and was in the army, i can walk into rural areas and talk about it, but we can do that everywhere. we would not be here advocating for these policies if they did not work, and i don't for republicans because they are republicans. i fight because they are wrong, and that is a big difference, and i think we need to take it to them. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] our time is up, but i talked to governor walz a while back, and i love the line that there is nothing extreme about feeding kids. i think that formulation is worth thinking about across an awful lot of other decent things that need to happen across our country. it is really fun to look at a state that actually did a lot of stuff, so thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] and the center of all. and hyper focus on states that are seeking to erode our freedoms.

i'm, as the international says, it's for has verified video showing white phosphorus artillery shells being fired by the israeli army into civilian areas. in garza, it's used in densely populated areas, is considered a woke on white foss. wrist is used as a smart screen or as a weapon. it ignites when exposed to and condense, re flesh causing horrific deformities. well done a ton out. real data is amnesty international senior crisis advisor. she explains how amnesty verify the use of what foster spidey is. riley army in 1000 with the very side videos and still images showing the is really positions located to just noise from the gaza strip nearest the rock where and we so and in images taken by and get extra toggle for and is rarely military position with the how the sarah, $1.00 oh $9.00. how that sir? uh dutch fire is a $155.00 millimeters shells or 2 shells. and with a i actually shelves containing wife costs for us on the ready. and at the same time, we verify videos showing a truly shells um being adverse. stayed with uh, white saucers, uh over guys of 50 in least 2 different locations. white costs 1st account

is using it and densely populated areas, even when when when you have to use white phosphorus, you're supposed to use as an army, you're supposed to use it in for example, the security fence where there's no people there, mean that you know might work, but in the... yeah, this is a war crime and israel is committing war crime every second, war crime every second in gaza, they committing war crimes, they're committing ethnic cleansing, everywhere you look at it, this is a closed case crime crime against humanity as well, mean for for example, hospitals as you as you, as in you mentioned before the reports and then and the sound bites, they had to release uh people who are regular. this has happened not now, not yesterday, it was the third day of this war, they did that, hospital, i was there when that happened, the fourth day of the hospital, not not have any beds, the doctors and the ministry of health and ghaza is is basically creating miracles by by by by being able to accept injured people inside the hospitals, there were there was no space there, i remember i myself uh, i feel well and i had to the hospital

one leg left, and this very one... today can be knocked out by the red-and-white's most important rival, cska moscow. the armyafter half an hour of the match and takes the lead. rocha, deprived of sobolev's pressure, escapes the pressure. oblekov playfully passes through the middle, and milan gaich touches the ball into the top nine. quincy promes responds with his masterpiece. the dutchman was left alone on the corner of the penalty area and hit the ball into the far top corner. promes gogolem walked through the technical area of ​​cska and defiantly ran to hug obascal, making it clear that the team and coach had an idyll. there are various rumors that in the cutting room of spartak there are either portraits of chorchesov or portraits of karpin. whose portraits are they anyway? in the spartak locker room, if you want, let's go and have a look, i would love to, but they won't let me in, let's go, seriously, we can go, let's go, now let's go, seriously, if you want, no way, okay, well, can you explain, there are some there are portraits there, mine is hanging, and there are players, everyone has them above th

is an urgent message, riyavosti agency, the palestine ministry accused the israeli army of using ammunition with whiteinternational conventions, this video accompanies this message, we are monitoring the incoming information, really some white ones, i don’t know , some fragments are here on... number educational organizations in russia have increased by almost 10% over the past few years. some of them operate privately and provide low-quality services; problems, as well as successful examples of non-state schools, educational institutions were discussed today in moscow. the forum was held in the public chamber. the idea of ​​creating a forum appeared 2 years ago, when we realized that we were gathering at various round tables at various. in coffee breaks and just sitting, discussing the same issues with each other, we lack authorities, because laws are being adopted, but the professional community in the field of education was not taken into account, last year we had a regional background forum, private education, but in the moscow region, and it was a great success, a number of legislative initiative

and 11 on amnesty international says it has verified videos showing white phosphorus artillery shells being fired by the is really army into civilian areas in gaza. it's use and densely populated areas is considered a war crime. white, fos, for us is used as a smoke screen or as a weapon. it ignites when exposed to air and can burn through flesh causing her risk deformities. human rights organizations and international law experts are urging the international criminal court to step up its investigation into possible war crimes committed by both israel and homos. step bass and reports from the a after thousands of death in guys and as well. goals for international justice are growing by today. well, they're let israel got away with the what happened? that was really bad for israel. i feel sorry what it was also my ass occupation and 75 years of misery. human rights. what you leading human rights organization has urged the international criminal court to issue a formal statement on the escalating situation between this route and how much the icpc did make this announcement a few days after rushes inpatient, and to ukrai

and 11 on amnesty international says it has verified videos showing white phosphorus artillery shells being fired by the is really army. it's a civilian areas in gaza. it's use in densely populated areas, is considered a war crime. white phosphorus is used as a smoke screen or as a weapon, and it ignites when exposed to air conversion through flesh causing her risk injuries. as you're watching the live pictures over gaza, that's it for me for this our up next on house 0 is whether then you've got inside story which will be examining the issue of war crimes in israel's war on gaza. will continue to give you a full round up of events in the unfolding. israel gods award that will be at the top, the hour on oceans 0 as we continue to watch the skies over. going to stay with the the how are we have a 2nd line storm of the season now affecting western europe is not the typical call of cloud the air bringing some very heavy rain into portugal. it'll eventually push these play a little further north with this storm, but that's a very organized system. this one, as i said, it will bring some heavy right into ports, cool, west

for 2 days in a row, the israeli army still used prohibited ammunition with white phosphorus in gas,s well as in lebanon. meanwhile, the parties continue to blame each other for the escalation of the conflict. harsh statements are being made in israel. here are the main thoughts from benjamin netanyahu's statement. he stressed that the country has no choice but to live and die. hamas hit the homes of israelis, so now it needs to be eliminated, and the progressive world already understands this. the prime minister called on other countries to refuse dialogue with the group or impose sanctions against states that are in contact with it. here are the main thoughts from the statement of the hamas representative. the group accused the israeli military leadership of unjustified cruelty. the movements believe that in this way tsakh. wants to hide the army's inability to defend its military posts. hamas emphasized that they knew in advance about the plans of the israeli authorities to attack the gas strip, so they launched a preventive operation. it is well planned and under the control of t

i have the privilege of being a white guy who coached football and was in the army, i can walk into ruralreas and talk about it, but we can do that everywhere. we would not be here advocating for these policies if they did not work, and i don't for republicans because they are republicans. i fight because they are wrong, and that is a big difference, and i think we need to take it to them. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] our time is up, but i talked to governor walz a while back, and i love the line that there is nothing extreme about feeding kids. i think that formulation is worth thinking about across an awful lot of other decent things that need to happen across our country. it is really fun to look at a state that actually did a lot of stuff, so thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> randi weingarten, head of the american federation of teachers

mortality from that among white troops in the union army was a relatively low we 17.3%. in contrast the death rate for black troops was almost 34%. nearly double the rate of white soldiers. so historians reading that -- this staggering difference was the racism of civil war era medicine. it teaches us that doctors were not giving out painkillers and that they were not prescribing anti diarrhea to the troops under their care. i'm showing this -- this is a parallel with today's opioid crisis that's been ongoing for going on 20 years at this point as we are talking in 2023. black americans still today are widely under prescribed pain kill ors. again we see some of the past in the present moment. in any case after the end of the civil war in 1865 many veterans returned home with life threatening, life altering medical problems, missing limbs, half healed gun shot wounds, and doctors did continue to prescribe opiate is, to ailing veterans after the civil war and of course also facilitated addiction. one doctor, george jones of cincinnati embraced morp ine giving 23 injections

hitler would give public speech, fdr would have them put in the trunk of a car, army staff car, brought over to the whitehouse. and they would sit there and listen. hitler give his public speech. and fdr, who was fluent in basic german, would ask him, is that really hitler's voice? what does he mean by that? because remember, hitler was from the from now on in which is down there on the austria and german border in bavaria. he had a lot of local dialects. he had a lot of expressions that they only use locally. and he say to him, what does hitler mean by that? so he was able to give him the real score of what was going on in hitler's mind in his public speech. now, hedy lamarr or was from austria, she was married to munitions tycoon. she escaped way beforehand and to hollywood. not only was she beyond beautiful, she was beyond smart. i don't think they measure her iq. she invented that pulsating. radar transom mission. and it's absolutely incredible because i am worthless when comes to technology and i stand in complete of people like that. and she just sat down one day with a counterpart and the two of t

remember how many more chinese and koreans there were in the red army in that same red army that was then fighting with whitengland , with white france, with the americans who came to us, with other czechs and poles, as well as the germans who then created ukraine. there is, there is, this rhymes with our days, what is there to hide? and subsequent events of the 20th century will only strengthen these rhymes. in the insidious east there were no calls to close military bases, russian, did not weaken our resource potential under the pretext of friendship, global security, cooperation. move your guns and tanks further away, so that later you can cynically throw them away, move these guns and tanks closer and throw up your hands, but this is supposedly your expectation, and this is your problem. the east did not pit us against our neighbors , did not produce fratricidal massacres on the russian outskirts, the east did not do any of this, did not help blow up our bridges, our people, by the way, did not help blow up our people in cars and elevators either. history once again reminds us of important, the time has

the privilege of being a white guy who coached football and was in the army, i can walk into the va win rural areas and talk to them about that but we can do it everywhere. we wouldn't be here advocating for these policies if they didn't work. i don't fight with republicans because their republicans but because they are wrong. that's a big difference and we take it to them. >> thank you. our time is up but i just -- i talked to governor walz a while ago and i love the line that there's nothing extreme about feeding kids. that formulation is worth thinking about across an awful lot of other decent things that need to happen in our country. it is fun to look at a state that did a lot of stuff so thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. great job. >> incredible. [inaudible conversions] >> coming up live today on the c-span networks. at 10 am easte o c-span, fbi director chrtopher wray and alejandra mayorkas testify on security threats facing the us before the sene homeland security and governmental affairs commte at the same time on c-span2 the senate returns to consider

white house communications coordinator kirby said that the russian army is beginning to advance and,mstances, will be able to achieve tactical successes. such flattering and at the same time veiled statements addressed to the army russia, they only talk about washington’s financial encroachment. is inexorably shifting to the middle east, but the counter-offensive of ukraine, yes, in the west they still remember such words, is collapsing, the french newspaper lem admitted. in almost 5 months, the ssu was unable to break through the russian line of defense; it is very unlikely that this will happen at all, and by the middle of 24, ukraine will completely run out of ammunition due to the lack of supplies from the allied countries and the necessary volumes of its own production. but this russian fighter, showed what military humanism looks like. look at the footage of the vssushnik being logged in close combat. our fighter crept up to the enemy, being in a better position, he could have simply shot the enemy on the spot, but instead he knocked him out with a blow to the head with a butt,

i'm gonna see international says it has verified the videos, showing white phosphorus artillery shells being fired by these riley army into civilian areas in gauze that it's use in densely populated areas. it's considered a war crime. what foss wrist is used as a smoke screen o as a weapon that ignore it's when exposed to an and can done 3 flash causing terrific deformities don't attend nevada is amnesty international senior courses advisor, and she explains how amnesty verify the use of work for 1st all right, that is why the army involves one of the with the very side videos and still images showing the is a new positions located to just north of the gaza strip, the nearest the rock where and we so and in images taken by getting photographer and is really military position with the how that sarah 109. how that sir? uh dutch fire is a $155.00 millimeters. shells are 2 shells and with a artillery shells containing whites tossed for us at the ready. and at the same time, we verify videos showing up to a shells um, being our 1st aid with uh, white softwares uh over guys of 60, in a 32 different locations. white costs 1

army is launching a full offensive, authorities said. meanwhile, the palestinians accused tel aviv of using prohibited ammunition with white. rubble of housesthick smoke fills the streets of the gaza strip this night, the israeli army continues to strike hamas positions, israel is launching a full offensive, the country's authorities said, gas will never be the same, we will destroy everything, if it doesn't take one day, it will a week, it will take weeks or even months, we will achieve all our goals, hamas wanted to change the situation, but... it will change 180°, we will turn gaza into a tent city. israel's carpet bombing destroyed the city, media reported. these pictures show what remains of the arremalal district in gaza. there are no whole buildings at all. the number of victims, according to the ministry of health , has increased to 4,500 city residents looking for relatives. my daughter didn't return from the party, i'm already tired of crying. we pray she survives. let her remain disabled, but she will be alive. meanwhile, in hebron, the palestinians began. hamas called on palestinian youth on the west bank of jordan to rise up an

you're very welcome to black and white. we're in the process of negotiations between the colombian government and national liberation army what are these negotiations about? how do the antecedents influence the previous negotiations or the previous peace agreements with the fark made in 2016 and 2017? 2017? governments that try to establish these dialogues with the national liberation army. this time good. gustavo petro on august 3, 2023 announced that two important things were going to take place, seas fire installation of the national participation committee, which is an advance in relations to what was the agreement with the fark, remember that the fark sat down to negotiate with the colombian government, which was between the gurilla and the government, this time we will also witness participation of colombians in this peace process. another important thing that will happen is the presence of the national liberation army's chief negotiators in boocada, it never happened in history, both parts have always participated in negotiations in another city, well these are the historical milestones, it is also important to ob

army has launched a full offensive, the authorities said. palestine's ministry blamed talevi. v use of prohibited ammunition containing white phosphorus. ria skorodilka about the situation. the glow, the wreckage of houses, thick smoke fills. street in the gaza strip this night the israeli army continues to strike hamas positions israel is launching a full offensive, the country's authorities said. gas will never be the same, we will destroy everything, if it doesn't take one day, it will take a week, it will take weeks or even months, we will achieve all our goals. hamas wanted to change the situation, but it will change 180°. we will turn gaza into a tent city. israel's carpet bombing destroyed the city, media reported. on these. in the footage is what remains of the arremalal district in gas, there are no entire buildings at all, the number of victims according to the ministry of health has increased to 4,500 city residents are looking for relatives, my daughter has not returned from the party, i’m already tired of crying, we are praying that she survives, let will remain disabled, but will be alive, meanwhile in hebron , palestinian

reported that the idf was ready for an offensive , but the only thing the army was waiting for was the go-ahead from the whitese, well, so far the states are only sending their instructors to israel, the information was confirmed by the pentagon. the guardian writes that these specialists will provide advice on reducing the number of civilian casualties during urban fighting. interestingly, the list of military advisers includes a lieutenant general. he was one of the key figures in the american command when they stormed the city in iraq. this operation is known for the huge number of civilian deaths. the pentagon noted that consultants will not participate in military operations themselves, but at the same time the states are strengthening their military presence in the region. a squadron of f-16 fighters arrived there, the number of military personnel on the ships that are transferring to israel reaches 15 thousand people, the states are helping with ammunition, those that are stored at bases in israel, but were intended for kiev, will now go to the needs of telabib, besides , today it became known that ame

the head of the white house wants to hear from the israeli leadership how the army will conduct its operations to minimize civilian casualties in the gas sector. at the same time, israel asked the us for 10 billion dollars urgently. military aid, the package currently being drafted by congress would include funds for ukraine, taiwan and the us-mexico border. the un council rejected the resolution of the russian federation calling for a cease-fire in israel, which does not condemn the actions of hamas militants. this is reported by cnn. for the russian resolution calling for humanitarian truce, gave five votes. in favor, also four voted against and six abstained. in particular, the united states, britain and france want the document to condemn hamas militants for the attack on israel. russian president vladimir putin arrived in beijing for a visit. this is only the second foreign trip of the russian dictator after the international criminal court in the hague issued a warrant for him. arrest. putin in beijing will also talk with the leaders of vietnam, thailand, mongolia and laos. bilateral rus

army can bomb residential areas. in general, bombing residential areas , even with conventional weapons, is this principle . they use whiterus or something similar in these attacks. this has also happened in the past, that is, once during the 22 -day war, a committee was formed by the united nations and in that report it was stated that israel was in the war. 22 days ago, he has actually used prohibited equipment against the ordinary residents of palestine, civilians, in other wars as well, but the fact that this issue can have a major impact now, in my opinion , is more in the service of psychological operations, that is, to empty the hearts of those who are in gaza. are they resisting, or are they trying to empty the hearts of the fighters who are in partnerships around gaza in the same seven cities that the resistance has captured ? the israeli soldiers are going crazy right now in order to make their families worry and weaken their resistance. he has them at a level like this in my opinion, the regime itself plays a role in the development of this news that phosphorus ambassador is being used. basically, a well-known

white sun of the desert. he did not get along well with the army authorities, but the invention was appreciated in britain. after the end of the war, the industry began to decline, and for the next... world war, britain was ill-prepared. her own the submachine gun, mainly due to its appearance, received a playful nickname: plumber's joy. however, the biggest decline, oddly enough, began during the cold war. nato standardization created fierce competition between western manufacturers. what was required was not diversity , but a single standard, and the british were not very good at competing, because even their own elite... units did not use english weapons, here is the famous photograph of thatcher with sas fighters who are armed with german submachine guns. it is not surprising that the iron lady decided to privatize the factories in prestigious enfield. to make the purchase look attractive, along with the production there was a contract to supply the british army with its own l-85 rifle, but this weapon was not a commercial success. but it turned out that the land on which the plant stands is very expen

serve black troops when there were not enough but a black chaplain could not serve white troops nor could say the army almost does not commission a native american minister, because we the argument is we don't have enough of native american ministers. they they turned down the chinese american minister because they think they did not think they thought in very racial terms of who could serve who, that you couldn't have a chinese-american minister serve white unit, the you know, and then certainly there's differences with the navy and, you know, how long it takes them to bring african-american chaplains or rabbis. well, and any notion of service difference with respect to chaplains. yeah, the dilemma the army was the army is one is one. scholars talked about army's the willing servant that it does what the commander in chief wants. and what congress wants it to do. so to me, it's not surprising the army puts all these resources in to religion, because this was important to the roosevelt i knew. i knew a really distinct naval officer, rosemary mariner, who was in the first group of naval aviators. and s

white house today. >>> with me now is retired u.s. army major mike lions. there will be two carrier groups in the mediterranean. we are learning that a marine unit will head to the area passing through the red sea, some 2,000 marines there. what i want to talk about now is the israeli deployment along the border with gaza. obviously, you have these troops in this exclusionary zone. infantry troops all around in there as well as all kinds of armored units, tanks and whatnot. what are they doing right now? how are they preparing? >> the number is likely classified. there's probably 60,000 to 80,000 troops there. it's a significant logistical challenge to get them ready for this offensive operation that will take place. they are d minus to the day it will happen. they have to do x amount of tasks in order to be ready. it counts down to the day when they launch. >> how important is intelligence in terms of what they know the situation is on the ground? i but this map up. this is the dividing line between the north and south. israel told member to move south. th

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