gara for providing the last slide of the working group. think it inspires a lot of confidence in the commission not only the quality of the work but see how broadly representative of the providers and in labor in particular organizations that serve different parts of the city and different communities. thanks for that. >> thank you commissioner. >> secretary morewitz, are we ready to go for a vote? >> we're ready. commissioner. commissioner chow. >> yes. >> commissioner green. >> yes. >> commissioner chung. >> yes approximately commissioner giraudo. >> yes. >> and president bernal. >> yes. >> thank you. >> next item is the laguna honda closure plan and recertification update. for this, we have mr. pickens? >> mr. pickens is out. >> we have wilma hathaway? >> i am not [indiscernible] but i am [indiscernible] i at the chief operating officer of the health network and i come before you this evening for the commander for the laguna honda efforts. with me is our chief operating officer and we have terry, acting chief nursing officer for laguna

so, the working group has been meeting every two weeks for approximately a year. members included subject matter experts from multiple city departments, we have alexander, the public works planning and performance manager. natasha who is now the head of the controller's city services audit group or csa, christine and mark, the mta and public policy commission secretary respectively and john from city attorney's government team. and then we were later joined by your dedicated city attorneys. taylor as well as austin yang, chris tom and nelson. the third part of my presentation is the program calendar which will give you a sense of when the department plans to share both elective items with you and mandate. mandate really (indiscernible). and the fourth and final part of the presentation is related to the ballot measure going before voters this november which interestingly enough is also prop b. so, this slide is a summary of charter section 4.102 regarding the powers and duties that all commissions hold across the city. so, the highlights are you shall accept polici

vinograd: this was a working group. >> did the charter call it a working group? ms. vinograd: i don't remember. >> no, it did not. was it your idea to establish the board? so you are not going to answer my question. how was he jingle with chosen to run the board? ms. vinograd: she was chosen consistent with practices of hiring and betting of employees. i was involved in one piece of the process. as part of the standard process for political appointees. >> what time frame? ms. vinograd: early 2021. i do not recall the exact date. >> january, february time period perhaps. when did the secretary sign off on her being the head of the board? ms. vinograd: i do not know that the secretary signed off on it or not. >> she testified that it was his decision. ms. vinograd: i believe he testified he was ultimately responsible for her. >> did you recommend her to the secretary? ms. vinograd: after speaking with her, was it -- impressed and noted my recommendation to others. >> i think that sounds like i guess. did you -- were you aware of her long history with comments on twitte

i just went and participated in a working group discussed this issue , the ministry of infrastructures that fuel will not become more expensive or will become more expensive a little. i would be completely different . i am afraid that smuggling will take place in our country. now it goes without excise duty. if we implement the bill proposed by the government, it will not be therefore, the level, which was arbitrary, will only be partially increased, and the ministry of infrastructure promises that fuel will not become more expensive if it falls , significantly, what if there is an opportunity to bypass it for those dealers who now transport it and it will be imported contraband, here contraband will be sold by us we remember the first days of the occupation, when the fuel really had to be smuggled, but thank god that at least it was, there is also the question of how much, what procedures will take place, now there are a lot of players on the market there is a lot of fuel, many people are driving it, the shortage is really if people don’t have it, well, they have a beast in person an

so, the working group has been meeting every two weeks for approximately a year. members included subject matter experts from multiple city departments, we have alexander, the public works planning and performance manager. natasha who is now the head of the controller's city services audit group or csa, christine and mark, the mta and public policy commission secretary respectively and john from city attorney's government team. and then we were later joined by your dedicated city attorneys. taylor as well as austin yang, chris tom and nelson. the third part of my presentation is the program calendar which will give you a sense of when the department plans to share both elective items with you and mandate. mandate really (indiscernible). and the fourth and final part of the presentation is related to the ballot measure going before voters this november which interestingly enough is also prop b. so, this slide is a summary of charter section 4.102 regarding the powers and duties that all commissions hold across the city. so, the highlights are you shall accept polici

a committee member on physical culture and sports of the state duma boris paykin, head of the working group of mass sports in russia. thank you very much, we are watching the cancellation culture triumph in the west along with the art of substitution. true, fakes are presented as facts, but we call a spade a spade every evening do not miss the evening with vladimir solovyov today at 21:20 on the russia channel well, we just have to say, thank you very much for your attention. we sawed something interesting in our program , we smiled and it was such a good day starts. today you have a good day, great mood and great health, until we see you on friday. bye. in the knees move easily it helps to fix the knee joint reduce tension in the three-dimensional fixation of the knee joint and support the muscular skeleton two velcro straps will prevent it from slipping and fix the joint under load. put on your knees on your leg and tight. lock buckles on your knees to move easily doesn't restrict or impede movement while walking on your knees creates a massage effect helps relieve pain in muscles and joi

so you know, the governor wants to do this working group i say, you know, godspeed with the working groupn my view is a san francisco should just go ahead and open something up because i don't want more people to die. all right. let me ask you what role do you think politics and future potential political endeavors might have played here. i mean, we know the governor is trying to raise his profile on a national level here, some suggesting he might be eyeing a run for the white house. and you know he has to navigate kind of a tricky political landscape when you when you look at things from a national perspective here as a presidential contender, do you think that that his his future ambitions could have played a role here in how he made a decision on your legislation. i can't speculate on that. i know that i should disagree with the governor's detail. i've just disagreed with other vetoes of his and not strongly agreed with times when he signed with legislation so i've learned in politics sometimes you agree, sometimes you disagree, and i'm not going to speculate about no, that's okay. but

we have created the first working group of hhs to bring all the divisions closer together and both develop those divisions as specific plans but find the crosscutting collaborations where we bring these things together. we are working on evaluation and training activities to work on the climate literacy of hhs and create training modules. very importantly, we have created a new information resource for public health departments, health care delivery systems and people in general called the climate and health outlook. this first came out in may this year. it is a seasonal forecast for health so it takes the seasonal forecast that comes out from noaa every month that says what are the next 30 days going to look like. and we overlay what that means for health. what does that mean in terms of where is that he going to be bad? in terms of where is drought getting worse, where is drought getting better. what is the risk of wildfires in these areas that might be affected by that. we have brought in the hurricane forecast and coming soon, we will leave three -- we will be bringing in for things li

a working group of 10 experts proposed in 2019 worked on the new design of the bill for about a monthn the updated bill should become a comprehensive document. it will be replaced by several media ones. laws , the draft law is global, its text takes up more than 300 pages, the harmonization of media legislation of ukraine with the eu directive on audiovisual media services is one of the requirements for ukraine's accession to the european union well, the vote was preceded by an appeal by 34 people 's deputies from five factions to speaker ruslan stepanchuk with the demand to remove the draft law on media from the next plenary session of the law so that the humanitarian committee could consider it once again, mr. mykyt. did you manage to take into account the amendments that people's deputies proposed 34 deputies who expressed their concern well, first of all, i don't see any problem with taking into account a significant number of these proposals, because some of them are absolutely correct and we are co-authors with them we agree on some of them, we need to have a professional discus

. >> reporter: the working group which opposes this extension along with long-standing nuclear nuclear concerns, they worry that the move might for the push push for more wind and solar. >> >> i do not see it. it is nukes versus renewables. the faster, , faster, sooner, more efficient we are at getting them online, the less we need the gas fire plants as well. >> reporter: concerns and flex s have changed some minds in cali, at least for now. one of those minds happens to be the governor. >> i think the amazing thing here is, governor newsome was instrumental in the early decisn early decision to close the plant in 2016. he was in a different role than.. i think that the governor to the responsible thing of saying he is not going to sit there and dg do nothing while the experts are are telling them he will be short on power. >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix kpix 5 news. >> the measure would provide a loan of $1.4 billion to the owner of the plant. it would need to pass the california assembly first. > >> you might think you take your your coffee seriously. dozens of paris stars are tak

decisions, in addition to the state program for the ecology of the study of the arctic, there is the working groupa valerievna abramchenko, and i and my head, and where we are already doing serious work. here is a targeted study of climate by climate monitoring and has already been established in russia or from such special testing grounds and the dominant role it is not our bureaucrats who play in this working group, but scientists and large businesses, and i am also ready to pay tribute to many companies, everything is stormy there. that's just oil gazprom neft began to invest very large, serious corporate funds in climate monitoring, and in general in the nature of people. starting there, here is the breeding fish in the north, where also ecologically clean fig fish, are bred and released into nature and ending. here climate monitoring with hydrogen problems continues the theme of volunteers and business as participants in the process cleaning up the arctic, you know about the clean arctic project with the participation of volunteers and business representatives. how do you assess the importanc

for medical assistance on the radio station, thanks to which the lives of seven members of the working group were saved. roman himself continued the fulfillment of the combat mission provided a stable communication channel between the groups. that allowed the russian military to go on the counteroffensive and defeat the enemy. andrey su, lokhin commander of a tank platoon of the first army corps of the people's militia, dpr guard sergeant , 2015. the people's militia left to defend the donbass , now the unit commanded by the soldier is one of the best brigade, the most memorable of many for andrei is the battle where avdiivka, and then the work of his interaction with infantry units and calculated unmanned aerial vehicles in 1 day, his tank hit more than ten units of enemy equipment. andrey accounted for several tank duels, in which his crew came out victorious, i personally got into the tour back in the fifteenth year at the beginning of my service in the tank troops. all alive, thank you. god stayed here, basically volnovakha had two hits of 120 mines in the tank. well, everyone is alive,

>> there is a historical working group which i found years ago and that's a group of volunteers who are passionate as i am about queer sites in this city. there is a group in place. it's just a matter of formalizing it and there is a question of volunteer burn out and only so much we can do in a community. i agree with some sort of programmatic place to move forward. yeah, thank you for indulging me on that. is that it for planning? >> yes. >> great, thank you. >> next up we have the arts commission and may be online somewhere? >> yes. >> my name is -- and happy to be hb as part of the commission to share some update with our work and goals and recommendations that were established in the lgbtqia+strategy and celebrate lgbtqia plus heritage. the community of artist and cultural organizations. and to focus on c 5 and resources to help lgbtqia plus and cultural organizations. and small businesses and fine opportunities and to convene lgbtqia+arts culture and task force to develop new arts and cultural heritage programming. the program initiatives that work towards addressing these goals t

on behalf of the president of belarus, a working group has also been created, which is studying the feasibility, first of all, of the economic construction of additional power units, but this, as the case underlines, is not a short-term prospect. hunger, cold and people's resentment in lithuania rising annual inflation rate in august , the figure was 21.1% the statistics department of the baltic country marks this record in the last 25 years with the saxon mass demonstrations broke out against the energy policy of the government. about 3,000 local residents took to the streets due to the increase in gas and electricity prices, which is expected in the autumn that western europe's energy policy is heading towards collapse at the speed of an asteroid , said the head of the hungarian foreign ministry, the politician noted in the west is trying to hide the true state of affairs from the people. and the elyseyevsky palace convenes an extraordinary meeting of the national security defense council, local media say the authorities will discuss. what to do with the shortage of gas and electricity on the

in addition, a working group has been established to study the feasibility of building additional power units. well , as emphasized in comparison, the matter is not immediate prospects. belarus plans to produce oil by the end of the year, one million 800,000 tons of oil. this is 70,000 tons more than in 2021. now an important issue for the import substitution enterprise. for this , cooperation with private business will be developed. determine direction. contact and transaction exchanges help for interaction, for example, today such an event will be held at alyska and lakokraska, participants will exchange information about the needs for raw materials, waist production capabilities, woodworking enterprises are increasing exports to alternative markets under the conditions of sanctions . there is an active search for partners in central asia in the middle east. however, russia remains the main customer offering goods with high added value, for example, laminated boards found new buyers for plywood products. we are working in full. eh, and around the clock we do not stop for a minute, we

for medical assistance on the radio station, thanks to which the lives of seven members of the working groupved. roman himself continued to carry out the combat mission and provided a stable channel of communication between the groups. that allowed the russian military to go on the counteroffensive and defeat the enemy. andrey su, lokhin commander of a tank platoon of the first army corps of the people's militia, dpr guard sergeant , 2015. the people's militia left to defend the donbass , now the unit commanded by a soldier is one of the best brigade, the most memorable of many for andrei is the battle near avdiivka and then the work of his interaction with infantry units. and with calculated unmanned aerial vehicles in one day, his tank hit more than ten units of enemy equipment on andrey’s account, several tank duels, which his crew came out victorious, hit me, personally back in the fifteenth year at the beginning of my service in the tank troops, there was a hit on the tour. all alive, thank you. god have stayed here, basically. volnovakha had two hits with 120 mines in the tank. well, a

works. moscow group. what offers vladimir vladimirovich, it is not always the level of federal response that is assigned by fire today, because they occur on the territory of one region, but the fact is that smog spreads at a distance of up to 400 km covers nearby regions and today with mog. uh, smoke from the ryazan region is covered somewhere, periodically about 20 million residents from other regions are covered, therefore, of course, in such cases it is necessary to make official decisions. the federal response obliges not only to ask, but also to oblige nearby regions to allocate the necessary equipment of people for the prompt extinguishing of fires, but here again, returning to the beginning of his speech, what was done in the tenth year, a decision was made to prevent fires in the moscow region. i think it needs to be done in a number of other regions that are in the field. well, in the same, for example, i mean the central federal district to take preventive measures, roads, forest protection bel

this tripartite working groups established by decision of the three presidents. uh, here it is november 9, 2020. significant progress has been made in reaching agreements. and i hope they will be issued in the very near future, which is especially important. this work is not carried out in a vacuum, not in isolation, but quite rightly mentioned in close connection with broader ones, but with transport ones. they do not include the north and south in the corridor project, in which our iranian partners are also interested. today we talked about the ongoing discussions between russia, iran and azerbaijan and for the restoration of a small railway section on the highway. cut, pack, and in september contacts of profile specialists are already planned. so it seems to me, in practical terms, uh, the process is very, very advanced, but as for its global purpose or regional significance, otherwise it consists, among other things, in building logistics chains that will be independent, but from countries, eh, showing an inappropriate attitude towards their interests, and pa

becomes scarce to professor martine gamble is a member of germany's joint federal and regional working group on water issues. he spent years studying the availability of the resource in the country, thus damage, thus spirited from inside the home phone for the house at garden 30 years ago. no one believes that to day the northern europe could be facing a water shortage or is almost weir. i'm masa magnon home, current nozzle, if anything, just an occasional drought to the strength of it, but no one could have envisaged a scenario that would require such strong attention of the foster mison with a dog niema gone. a painful admission. but what does the future hold for us? using her, i'm gleam of and we've now reached a point where we're starting to feel the impact of climate change and many other issues. people are extremely worried that this was to come foot digging into that school in some parts of canada, the speed at which water scarcity is increasing, has been completely underestimated. g. familiarity is a hydrologist and the executive director of the global institute for water security at

here, the bavarian environment minister and a professor from the federal and state working group on water. we're seeing the data for the 1st time since i listened and sadly, oh, this is currently unpublished, to support the picture that ultimately we have a systemic deficit list and, and just images differences. and this, this, this was typically troublesome. is that for a very long time? everything seems fine on been, but when changes finally become tangible, it's already far too light weight on this. i mistake one, and that's why we get so worried when the graphs like these confirm what out terrestrial measurements indicate the american. but a lot of people failed to understand and say the word is still flowing from us. and i then tell them that i can see into the future and that unless we take action at some point where to start flowing on, but then it will be too late and done this. i would speed this up the phone. this is restrict us the team, it's important for everyone to understand that the water situation is a prime important gnostic. you don't, every state government needs to em

recovering so i don't want anymore issues. >> our maritime and staff are participating in the working group are so all of this is critical part work to get them into a construction mode next may. >> okay, thank you. >> out of curiosity, where is the hotel? >> so on this map, so on this map, the hotel is not on port property, it's between mason beach. >> which hotel is it do you know? >> you know, i don't know. >> it changed names, it's not the ar go naught, that's further down. it changed names a few times. i can follow-up and give you that. >> thank you again for your presentation. i think most of my questions were answered. it sounds like a very complex project and i'm glad that we are work withing our tenants and advisory committee and work withing everyone involved to make sure it does not have a lot of impact. it sounds like the planning process has been long enough to be able to find great solutions to upcoming problems. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> that would be item 13 new business. >> commissioners do we have new business? >> i've recorded one is receive between horn blower elect

well, there are about half as many visitors as there were before the war because we had eight groups workingember 8 groups, how many children do we have now 60:57 60 children go, this kindergarten has already passed the first stage of inspection by the emergency commission of specialists of the state production service and civil protection of the population, now the institution has organized training on safety measures for the heads of preschool institutions, they have reminded the rules of pre-medical care and how there must be a shelter , basements, there are no openings, two descriptions, water, a toilet, a sink, benches, and a first-aid kit, respectively , food, lighting, wi-fi, and others measures there that are necessary to ensure the placement of children there for up to 48 hours. today, kindergartens in krypnytskyi are attended by about two and a half thousand children, this is a quarter of the total number of preschoolers in the city council. they hope that their number will increase, because they are doing everything for the safe stay of children today . we have capacity more than

here, the bavarian environment minister and a professor from the federal and state working group on water. we're seeing the data for the 1st time since i was looking for if you listened and sadly, all this currently unpublished, to support the picture that ultimately we have a systemic deficit list in place. and i'm just images differences. and this, this, this was a typically troublesome, is that for a very long time, everything seems fine on been, is that when changes finally become tangible, it's already far too light weight on this. i mistake one. and that's why we get so worried when the graphs like these confirm what out terrestrial measurements indicate the american. but a lot of people failed to understand and say the word is still flowing us a lot. i then tell them that i can see into the future and that unless we take action at some point where to start flowing on, but then it will be too late. and on this i would speed them this up the phone. this is restrict us the team. it's important for everyone to understand that the water situation is a prime important gnostic. you don't,

the russian federation there is a proposal from the iranian side for a passenger tattoo and a working groupd. now let's say our specialists, including the public sector, an honest company that work out easily. the car is clear that it will be an electric car, or it will be a hybrid version, but i think that in the near future we will also talk about this in more detail in the direction i say again, this is the main electric transport. trading on the belarusian currency on the stock exchange, the belarusian ruble strengthened against the dollar yuan and russian ruble. but damn it, the next dollar rate is almost 2 rubles. 56 kop. the euro is slightly higher than 2 rubles. 56 kop. for 10 yuan at the auction, they gave 3 rubles. 70 kop. and four 23 costs 100 russian rubles of interests now, a short advertisement has been given away in the woodworking program by free niches and new buyers, which we offer our own and accurate calculations of foreign trade and the labor market belstat confirms with figures. in belarus it is easy to explore only the report of our trip, the station baranovichi centr

who we will hear from, who has been a major leader in this area, worked with me and senator durbin on our bill that we presented to the group that came together to work on this. i want to thank senator cap and -- who is a valued manager of the committee. i know senator warner was also part of the group. we are joined by the former secretary of state, senator padilla, a valued member of our community, as well as senator fischer, we might see up here at some point in the coming congress. i think all of you and i want to thank senator collins and senator manchin to this beautiful hearing room. you can look at the ships, i know you like to sail, senator manchin. the electoral count act was passed in 1887 in response to the disputed election between rutherford hayes and samuel tilden, something that comes off of the lips of everyone. i point this out because it was a long time ago. that bill was put in place to govern how congress, at that time, counted electoral votes for president. it has not gotten a lot of attention in the next 130 years. it became the cornerstone, sadly, of a plan hatched by president trump and his allies t

who we will hear from, who has been a major leader in this area, worked with me and senator durbin on our bill that we presented to the group that came together to work on this. i want to thank senator cap and -- who is a valued manager of the committee. i know senator warner was also part of the group. we are joined by the former secretary of state, senator padilla, a valued member of our community, as well as senator fischer, we might see up here at some point in the coming congress. i think all of you and i want to thank senator collins and senator manchin to this beautiful hearing room. you can look at the ships, i know you like to sail, senator manchin. the electoral count act was passed in 1887 in response to the disputed election between rutherford hayes and samuel tilden, something that comes off of the lips of everyone. i point this out because it was a long time ago. that bill was put in place to govern how congress, at that time, counted electoral votes for president. it has not gotten a lot of attention in the next 130 years. it became the cornerstone, sadly, of a plan hatched by president trump and his allies t

will move it from a public space to a closed place, its further location will be determined by working groupspresentatives of the faction, the city assembly and public organizations, residents of narva have been on duty near the tank for several days, that correspondent alexander kundukhov. the theme of the olympics in beijing georgia attacked the sleeping body every time it's all, as if you are living anew, every minute he laid flowers on the memorial president of the republic alan goluev. today we remember those victims of those people who gave their lives for our freedom for the freedom of future generations, we have no right to forget the chronology of events. here everyone knows it is studied in schools. the georgian troops struck the first blow at the barracks of the russian peacekeeping forces, firing at point-blank range from tanks. you are there in the building, 37 russian peacekeepers were killed by russians from the piston, they still fulfilled their peacekeeping duty until the end, all sorts of people always remember their feat. tskhinval was shelled installations. grad people hid

we know that a lot of feet you are trying to get back into the work group. thick fog over the north bay, east bay and south bay. most of this, as you can see right here, pushes back by 11:00 in the morning. through the afternoon, plenty of sunshine across your inland valleys. temperatures will start off on the cool side. kind of refreshing here for an august morning. uppers 50s and low 60s. san francisco and the north bay will be in the upper 50s. i don't see any big changes to our temperatures tomorrow. you see here across the south bay, this looks nice. 86 in san jose. 90 in morgan hill. head over to the east bay hills and we are in the hotter 90s. 93 in antioch, 90 in danville. 86 in palo alto. 76 in downtown san francisco, then at the marina, 75. so with heat recently, i did want to take a bit of a detour here and give a 10-day forecast for one of our hottest locations typically. what you see here is that as we wind down august here, over the next 10 days, we have some 90s, but it looks like we will escape any major heat wave for the next 10 days. so not

changes for now this the process of discussing the discussion has just begun, i am not sure what the working groupe for 10 declares that they will be able to start as early as january 1, 23, it seems to me that this is such a rapid birth for such a tax reform it is too radical and it is possible that it is really so dangerous for our entire ukrainian society . the first deputy head of the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian information policy was with us, er, we were also with you andriy saichuk, can i say something about the presenter very briefly, look, it seems to me that er, after all, he is the minister of economy, he is right, svidetenko said about the fact that we need two things, small business to have a larger share in the country's gdp, this is the first and second, i am talking about taxes, and the second is that we have more products with high added value, it is not the raw materials that we have that is important let's go let's dig up iron ore and sell it like this. look at those 10-10, they improve life in small businesses and those who make high- value products, they improve it

second, the recommendations from the oversight and accountability working group.rd is program calendar which will tell you what the department plans to share with you and when in terms of both elective and this mandated contact and the final part of presentation is the ballot measure going before voters in november, which interestingly enough is also prop b. new b and old b. all right. so this is a summary of charter section 4.102. all powers and duties for all commissions across the city. highlights are you set policies and goals, objectives, plans and programs, and to do that, you can hold hearings and investigate the department's operations. you'll approve the budget before it goes to the mayor and you can appoint a commission secretary and forward names to the mayor for director a pointment and fire said director -- director a pointment and fire said director. this slice summarizes, 41.41c under the original prop b. so first all of your mandates take effect in three weeks on thursday, september 1st which is the date that you have your full powers and duties. s

there is a proposal from the iranian side on passenger motor vehicles and there is a working group. say our specialists, including the sector of a private company, which work out easily. the car is clear that it will be an electric car, or it will be a hybrid version, but i think that in the near future we will also talk about this in more detail . i say again, this is the main electric transport. gitargov on the belarusian currency and stock exchange ruble strengthened against the dollar, the yuan and the russian ruble . so, the following dollar rates have been established for almost 2 rubles. 56 kopecks euro is slightly higher than 2 rubles. 56 kop. for 10 yuan at the auction, they gave 3 rubles. 70 kop. and four 23 costs 100 russian rubles of interests now a short advertisement, and further in the woodworking program are free niches and new buyers that offer our own and accurate calculations of foreign trade and the labor market. belstat confirms with figures. we are an educator. he gave me interesting pieces to play. i also played classical jazz pieces. somehow i liked the sound.

it is no longer working, and now we know that the international working group on security guarantees for ukraine is working, headed by andriy yermak, the head of the president's office of ukraine and with former nato envoy anderson fogh rasmussen, they prepared a document. as andriy yarmak said, and i quote the head of the president's office, with them we are entering a new stage of this brutal war against the background of the events unfolding on our fronts, it is time for ukraine's partners to take new decisive steps to guarantee ukraine's security these guarantees should form a new security order on the european continent and enable a new war in the heart of europe. what should this future architecture of security in europe look like ? ladies and gentlemen, in your opinion, is europe ready to discuss this new architecture, given that russia is constantly putting pressure on europe economically, not only europe is putting pressure on russia, but at least russia is blackmailing not only the zaporizhia npp, but also the gas of the corresponding oil, well, first of all, we say that eur

a separate working group has been created in our government, which called an open border, the task of this group is not only the construction of direct checkpoints, but also access roads, that is , the entire border infrastructure will be built, let's not forget that this is all happening in war conditions, in conditions of limited financial resources, limited budget expenditures , but the work is going on and the work is going well enough effectively and we hope that we will be able to quickly relieve these checkpoints as much as possible so that our drivers and carriers feel better, but the problem is known to us and we are on top of it we work, works like the polish government, the ukrainian government, we also work at the level of european institutions, one of the initiative, one of the initiatives in which the president of ukraine is championed by the government of ukraine, there is also the creation of joint control of the sandwich launch, that is, of course , there are many saved a little time and we are already moving to a new level of border control, and we are currently work

for medical assistance on the radio station, thanks to which the lives of seven members of the working groupe saved. roman himself continued to carry out the combat mission and provided a stable communication channel between the groups. that allowed the russian military to go on the counteroffensive and defeat the enemy. andrey su, lokhin commander of a tank platoon of the first army corps of the people's militia, dpr guard sergeant 2015 year. the people's militia left to defend, donbass is now under control.