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yaroslav sokolov the city of vologda, school number 30, was formed by the aviation squadron, normandyich then sorbed yes, because there located the headquarters of the fighting french charles squadron.

there, well, plasmolifting didn’t help then the symptoms were removed, but they still return when yaroslavnvolved in sports. he even runs marathons. as a result, now the businessman decided to take a new course. it looks like this is how they take blood from vienna. it spins it in a centrifuge, releasing platelet-rich plasma and injecting it into tissues requiring treatment, but as confirmed by all the doctors we interviewed. this is almost the only and its drawback, its own plasma. it is really safe, does not cause allergies and has no age restrictions. contraindications to such therapy are only pregnancy. the main thing is not the method should be considered a panacea. if we are talking about the initial signs of damage to cartilage tissue, then yes. of course, here, uh, the introduction of prp is shown, if we are talking about the later stages of the disease, when the cartilage is already completely erased, then, unfortunately, the introduction of prp. the joint is ineffective, because there is no substrate, which needs to be restored, there is no hyaline cartilage from bare bone, studi

i released an album, which included quite a lot of songs at that time, which the author, who is yaroslavare many wonderful songs, and many surprisingly became hits. but actually, it seems to be true, let's say. well, tell me about yourself. have you grown up with the belgorod region? i am in a creative family to me musicians. as far as i remember, the grandfather is definitely a musician from your small homeland, they think that i'm just an artist in fact, i'm also doing bodywork. that is, i consider the music with the car business, my garage is the place where i spend hours, or even days. i have an oven. work becomes doubly pleasant, you feel the aroma of wood. as before in the village from the grandmother's stove? i'm a country boy. i have spent my youth in the villages since childhood. i am drawn here. i ca n’t do otherwise, my laying hens are here, i must have a raw egg in my diet. what can't you drink? i have been drinking them since childhood. and i want. and i want to run around the roofs again, chase the pigeons, tease natasha, pull the braid on a scooter, they rush around the ya

yaroslav sokolov city of vologda, school number 30 was formed by the aviation squadron, normandy neman, which then matured yes, because it was located there the headquarters of the fighting france charles incorrectly the squadron will receive the name normandy first, so they would say normandy would be correct. and later it will be called, it already existed then. what achievements do you know we have such a fight in the stands? he already had seven orders, anna was in the lead , and now you are already working, guys, dear, why whom? whom roosevelt called the capricious bride. and why did the british need this bride? voinston, churchill maria selyagina school number 11, the city of arkhangelsk, arkhangelsk region, if i i remember correctly roosevelt said this charles de gaulle, and why was he needed? the fact is that charles de gaulle was the head of the first free, then, fighting france as he renamed on the eve of july 14, why did he need france for him in post-war europe for the sake of the interest of great britain, of course, yours is so very much. what order to give a medal? i thi

yaroslav filimonov is an h.r.er who was traveling abroad when fighting broke out in his home city. >> i left my family in ukraine. i was on a business trip in dubai, so i should come back. first, it's my family. and the second, it's my country. my country is on fire now. so i should be there. no one except us. that's the reason. >> reporter: so you are ready to fight? >> of course. everyone in ukraine ready to fight. there are no any flowers for occupants. there are just cocktails, like cocktails molotov. just fire. nothing else. >> reporter: so many people are leaving ukraine right now. why don't you want your wife and daughters to leave, too? >> ukraine is our country. it's our homeland. we should be there, and we should fight. we should fight against russia. we should then-- we should rebuild our couny, our city, and-- and there no any choices. >> sreenivasan: for continuing updates on ukraine, and more national and international news, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: according to new data from colum

my name is yaroslav krasienko. it's a week in the city. and this is how our correspondents saw it.of sugar is chosen by a person to his taste, what with food and medicine. is everything there, will it be someone held back the volume, someone a little bit later, these deliveries are organized by inspecting the largest stores and warehouses in moscow and the moscow region , this is how the sugar mountains look even with increased demand stock, as you can see, an impressive turned out to have come to the finish line. why a scandalous blogger or

grandmother. twice dobrovolskaya and was worried about jan , whom she gave birth to from the actor yaroslavir came from the army and still could not decide where to go to study? it's definitely not boxing, if you're interested, well, he doesn't like it, which pleases me, volunteering always mentioned in passing, she didn't call him by name, yes, and in public cameraman dmitry monannikov. never seen hand in hand with the famous wife of the people's artist was either in a proud alone, or with my daughter nastya, i don’t give a damn about the path to a man’s heart absolutely, and i’m used to the fact that a man should now be smart with a cameraman. younger than her for 13 years volunteer. i met on the set. everything suits you in this marriage. well, no, of course, there is something that does not suit me. well , as in life. well, basically everything is good worse, and we live together for sixteen years. and this is already the term dobrovolskaya has something to compare with her first husband, actor vyacheslav barany. she lived for three years mikhail efremov 7 years old. and everything can

el esposo de la visa yaroslav skilling aquÍ se quedÓ para enfrentar a los rusos se le se les ha bienca y habrÁ mÁs mascotas. el grupo de los que estaban atrapados en kiev ya va en camino a la frontera rumana. viajan diecisiete nacionales mexicanos y sus familiares directos. y aunque todavÍa no se sabe cuÁntos abordarÁn el aviÓn que podrÍa salir el jueves de bucarest. en este refugio la esperanza de retomar la vida no se pierde. los mexicanos estÁn resguardados en este hotel que queda prÁcticamente junto a la carretera que va de la frontera entre ucrania y rumanÍa hasta bucarest. la capital de este paÍs y donde se encuentra esperando los el aviÓn de la fuerza aÉrea mexicana y esperarÁn tambiÉn aquÍ, al otro grupo de mexicanos que viene desde la ciudad de kiev, para despuÉs, regresar seguros hasta mÉxico estaremos muy pendientes de todo lo que ocurra aquÍ, en rumanÍa yo regreso con ustedes. >> y a propÓsito de mÉxico, el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador declarÓ hoy que a diferencia de las medidas que han tomado algunos paÍses. Él no tiene planes de implementar sanciones contra ru

azov steel militants suffer impressive losses zaitsev dmitry yanovsky dmitry derevyansky yaroslav zorinirill loginov channel one donetsk people's republic of the lugansk people's republic, which is almost completely liberated from national units, they continue to resist in the area of ​​rubizhne dmitry kulko has just handed over this report to the editor. don't stop firing faster. it stopped for a few seconds. we can slip through, but then the militants of the ukrainian national battalions, who they level the frontier with the ground, hit with shells on the neighboring lane, it is filled with smoke, and then the building of the manufactory flares up with ammunition , there are no safe places in the city, even between these concrete pillars in the arch. now they will come there, and there were several pieces of shelling going on quite intensely chaotic everywhere, broken glass, some parts of the buildings have to be pressed against the house, on some streets of rubizhne the front line is still passing. the neo-nazis are setting up new gun emplacements on this side of the building. you ca

now ani will be helped by russian doctors, just like the fourth-grader yaroslav, because of the constantg, the boy began to sleep poorly, the neurological diseases of the doctors worsened. in kazan, they are already waiting for a child for examination. the main thing now is to forget the sounds of shots, but so far it doesn’t work, in my opinion, i woke them up there. the gas station exploded. we left, we woke up at night. we were very loud. i even just shook from it. maybe he lives far away. lived and were already going in a panic, even somewhere at night, but for them all this behind in russian cities, they are doing everything so that these people return to normal life as soon as possible in the central market of irkutsk, a city center for receiving humanitarian aid was opened for residents of ukraine in the very first hours people began to come here, bring food, bed linen, baby food, diapers toys , we cannot be indifferent to the residents of donbass because, well, at least some help is provided with boxes of food, filled all the corridors of the khabarovsk diocese, the action to col

a certain yaroslav offers to dump money on his card.not transfer to yours during the exchange. and, if the exchange is not a virtual decent meeting, you can also run into a fake, often a bill is offered to be checked using a household ultraviolet flashlight. bank employees say it's a bad idea, the flashlights' uv wavelength is different from that wave, which is used. see for yourself how a professional detector is illuminated, a real 50 euro banknote in a professional typewriter lights up green orange stars, a flashlight. it does not show us this, in addition, the introductory characters. in principle, most often they fake not only you can determine the authenticity of ultraviolet light, there are a lot of protected moments that a specialist can only determine, in a bank teller svetlana tells a fake ruble and without equipment. it will be more difficult to determine the currency with a stupid color you can’t determine the currency by color, because they fake currency very well in business better than people’s, such as such protection as

my name is yaroslav krasienko. it's a week in the city. and this is how our correspondent saw her. a person chooses according to his taste, what with food and medicine. is there everything? will someone hold back the volume, someone a little later, these deliveries will be organized by inspecting the largest stores and warehouses in moscow and the moscow region , this is how the sugar mountains look. even with increased demand, the stock, as you can see, an impressive 200 turned out to be finished. why was the scandalous blogger or hach ​​edward bill still sent to the dart colony like that, were you sure, even took things with you, will this be a lesson for other racers? here, as it were, the matter is not in the lesson, but in a specific situation. to say exactly how much the cost of auto products has risen today, perhaps, no one will undertake. will a car be a luxury position of car dealers? oh, we have a terrible deficit. oh , we can not serve you. the price of insurance is the spare parts market, what is happening on it is now oriented towards the asian market. 120 dash 12 5 ru

reporter: but not everyone can run, men of fighting age must stay, like 18 year old medical student yaroslavbly facing the front line. >> if i must go, i will go. >> reporter: did you ever imagine you would be faced with something like this? >> no, no. i-- it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: a nightmare shattering millions of lives. even those who escaped the invasion don't escape unscathed. and these scenes aren't limited to the border with poland. virtually every one of ukraine's european neighbors is taking in refugees and we are learning the e.u. fears more than 7 million people could eventually be displaced. norah? >> o'donnell: just stunning, chris livesay, thank you. well, tonight there are increasing signs that vladimir putin's invasion could be backfiring. not just because of punishing sanctions from the u.s. and our allies, but two russian oligarchs are reportedly calling on putin to end the war. and today, the russian ruble fell to a record low and is now worth less than a penny. cbs' nancy cordes has more on the fallout. >> reporter: call it financial shock and awe, standard & po

lugansk igor shoved to yaroslav borisov ivan sanov to lead, lugansk people's republic for what purposeainian territory, by order of the pentagon and in the strictest secrecy, they developed bioweapons to give explanations on this issue. they are going to invite the son of american president biden jr. and us deputy secretary of state victoria nuland to russia, this was reported following the first meeting of the parliamentary commission to investigate the activities of the bilaboratory in ukraine the conclusions of the commission will be made public, after completing the investigation, russia intends to submit initiatives in defense of peace and security to the un. at first, the formation is already the fact that the united states really carried out secret activities on the territory of ukraine; they created laboratories in which high-risk pathogens and viruses were studied. the very secrecy format of this activity, the unwillingness to establish control and a direct violation of an international convention, is already a sufficient reason for a serious legal assessment within the framew

let's see what way out europe will find andrey sukhanov yuriy rybakov yaroslav filatov and mark zlenkaal television, by the way, fits an episode from another film. as the heroine of nonna mordyukova said, and if they don’t take it, we’ll turn off the gas, well, as for biden’s future plans, there remains an intrigue, uh, which the white house has announced in recent days and meets with the president. poland anji, after which the american president should make a speech in the courtyard of the royal castle, and about this speech, the white house just announced the day before that the speech would be a significant quote. so we will follow the news from warsaw, but even without this biden. already made a number of high-profile statements. this is how ukrainian refugees meet. biden. once again, he spoke unflatteringly about vladimir putin, calling the russian president myasnikov well . by the way, this is a dubaiden escope. but already commented dmitry peskov who said, that biden insults narrow the window of opportunity for the united states to mend relations. and now to other topics. vladim

get in touch now those people who managed to evacuate from mariupol are now in yaroslavl sergey yaroslavnd irina hello. please tell your story. uh, how long ago did you manage to evacuate from mariupol on the 16th ? in general, everything will be very bad. from 13 years from the very moment of the evacuation, how did they find you and how did they take you out for water? this is what they saw the soldier asked they themselves first here. let's have the opportunity to hear and gather a family, too , russian chechens. what conditions are you in now and what can you convey to those people who still remain in mariupol, which is still affected by the same propaganda that it’s not worth going to russia, and everyone is waiting and help is provided by the card, all requests from social service doctors are possible . all lipsticks here the room will be asked what is needed. and they organize for the people of the class so that the studies continue. how many people are now approximately where you are now, about 100. it is difficult to imagine that you have experienced strength and patience for yo

caution in the group of scammers, a certain yaroslav offers to dump money on his card.you are not transferred to yours during the exchange, people are waiting for the promised money, not the first day. and if the exchange is not a virtual decent meeting, you can also run into a fake, often a bill is offered to be checked using a household ultraviolet flashlight. bank employees, they say, the idea is bad, the length of the ultraviolet wavelength of flashlights is different from the wavelength that used professionally for test. see for yourself how it is illuminated, a real 50 euro bill in a professional typewriter lights up green orange stars, a flashlight. it doesn't show us this, besides the watermarks. in principle, most often they fake not only you can determine the authenticity of ultraviolet light, there are a lot of protected moments that a specialist can only determine, but at the bank, the cashier svetlana tells a fake ruble and it’s more difficult to determine the currency without equipment. you can't tell a currency by color, you can't tell a currency by color

but first, we can talk to our russia editor, steve rosenberg, who's in yaroslav, in the west of the countryasked for military help, but it has admitted the war isn't going to plan. the head of the russian national guard, a powerfigure, tell the head of the russian orthodox church not everything was going as fast as they would like it in ukraine. and when i was watching flagship news show on russian state tv i noticed this used used a phrase meaning, with great difficulty to describe how the russian offensive was going. meanwhile the authorities here continued to increase their control over information. instagram became inaccessible today in russia on twitter and facebook have already been blocked. and what of the public mood? we are on a road trip to gauge the mood outside the russian capital but from the conversations i've already had today it is clear although some people here are openly critical of the kremlin decision to go into ukraine, there are many people who still support that decision and belief the picture being painted by state television. the alternative reality that it is ukra

people around the world are now following her as the conflict interests its fourth week yaroslav joinsn ukraine. thanks for being with us. what has your experience been in the last few weeks as you documented this tragedy on social media? >> hello, hala. hello, everyone. i am rest in ukraine right now. i am safe at the moment, i came here just on march 4th so almost since the days we were in kyiv and to left the capital after all this explosions, bombing, this terrible experience. but now i am fine, here with my mom and my son as i'm tweeting, and telling my story, my simple story to the mac & cheese. >> yeah, what are some of the stories that have resonated the most with people who follow you online? >> it's difficult to say because they are reacting very warmly on almost every tweet, especially when we are drinking our coffees in the morning, actually in the morning in ukraine, or is evening in australia and in the u.s. and it's some kind of you know unity, solidarity between people and as i say, there are no nationalities, and this time we are just people of the earth. we don't want

. >> for now, nonessential procedures are on hold. 11-year-old yaroslav's sutures should have been removedi wilma assange you and everything will be okay, she says. but no one knows how long this war will last. and these children cannot wait forever. clarissa ward, cnn, kyiv. >> it is just haunting. for more information on how you can help the people of ukraine, go to cnn.com/impact. thank you, clarissa, for bringing that to us. >>> cnn's breaking news coverage of the war in ukraine continues with "inside politics" with john king after this break. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i'vbeen everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ crossed the desert's bare, man. ♪ ♪ i've breathed the mountain airman. ♪ ♪ of travel i've had my share, man. ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ ♪ i've been to: pittsburgh, parkersburg, ♪ ♪ gravelbourg, colorado, ♪ ♪ ellensburg, cedar city, dodge city, what a pity. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere. ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that.

. >> reporter: for now, nonessential procedures are on hold. 11-year-old yaroslav's sutures should have. his mother tries to comfort him. i will massage you and everything will be okay, she says. >> this horrible crisis causing understandable juggle at the biden white house. we'll hear from the president any moment. he wants to talk about making things in america, building things in america. also some very positive news for the president on the domestic front earlier today. a report showing gangbusters job growth last month. but also a giant day-to-day jump in gas prices and the president now facing mounting bipartisan pressures to do something that could send those gas prices even higher. what the lawmakers support to issue an outright ban on importing russian energy. with me to share their reporting and insights, karen from "the washington post,." the challenge of any president, but when it ghs to this issue about russian energy, bipartisan growing chorus of lawmakers saying, yes, mr. president, it might hurt people here at home but do it. >> yeah, that is a significant groundswell of

. >> reporter: for now, nonessential procedures are on hold. 11-year-old yaroslav's sutures should haverisk of infection is too high. his mother tries to comfort him. i will massage you and everything will be okay, she says. but no one knows how long this war will last. and these children cannot wait forever. now, all the doctors we spoke to in that hospital, john, said that they would stay here no matter what, no matter how heavy the bombardment gets. but you can imagine what a difficult situation it is for them because for some of these very sickly children, they're just not able to give them the treatment that they really need right now. and, of course, it has been extremely dangerous to even contemplate trying to move them. now, one potentially positive glimmer of hope out of yesterday's meetings between a russian and ukrainian delegation has been the sort of agreement of some kind of humanitarian corridor in various cities across the country, including here in kyiv, those have yet to be implemented. but potentially that could allow children and parents to get their children out saf

joining us now from kyiv is yaroslav trofomov. i wonder what has changed in kyiv here in the last day or so. >> in the city itself, a sense of confidence that, you know, russia -- have failed. we went around the city to see the defenders of the city on the front lines, they seem to be in very good spirits. they say on the counteroffensive, especially in the area of hostomel, the airports, now the areas and they say the russian forces lack food, lack fuel, and have low morale, which allows ukraine to push outwards and enlarge the perimeter around the city. kyiv is still pounded every day by russian air strikes and missile that was shot down by ukrainian air defenses. >> so right now we're seeing air strikes, we're seeing that in kharkiv, we're seeing air strikes near kyiv. i wonder what -- not the ukrainian armed forces, but what just everyday ukrainians there in kyiv, what are they waiting for? are they waiting for the point where russian tanks come in and how are they going to respond? >> well, i think a lot of people left. a lot

yaroslav told us, "we simply want to live in peace. we don't want anyone to tell us how to live."turning was a man named sergei, who is not the type to part with more words than he has to. why are you headed back to ukraine? "we have a war." why do you feel that you have to go back to ukraine? "if not me, who else?" i wish you all the luck in the world. now, listen to his two parting words. >> slava ukraini. >> pelley: slava ukraini, "glory to ukraine," is a special insult to russia. the soviets once banned the phrase and so, made it immortal. >> zelensky: slava ukraini. >> pelley: it's the parting shot in the "never give in" selfies of the ukrainian president. tough men of few words are being inspired by a leader who was once ukraine's top comedian. but, this past week, volodymyr zelensky turned out to be more churchill than chaplin. >> i am really so, so proud that we have this kind of president that he didn't leave us, he's staying with his people, he's fighting there. >> pelley: when we met olga bilous, she'd been waiting two days for her parents to bring her 14-year-old daugh

most refugees want to stay close to the border in poland, hoping to return home. 17-year-old yaroslav they relied on the kindness of strangers, volunteers connecting them with a polish family with room to spare. they gave us everything, she tells me, they saved us because we escaped with nothing. the host village of 500 has taken in 80 families. lisa and her husband, a retired miner, compelled to help by the scenes unfolding at the border. when i see the mothers with the little children, marion tells me, it breaks my heart. they tell me they have space for more. they can see ukraine from their balcony and worry about the war. you are afraid that russia could attack poland? we feel very threatened she tells me. i think about it every day. and that's a real worry for people in this part of poland. they've been telling us this ever since we arrived two weeks ago. it is part of the reason you see such a huge presence out here, people trying to help. they feel like they can see themselves in the people who are crossing over the border. one other point to make yet again today, the warsaw ma

with me now is yaroslav yurchyshyn who is a ukranian mp, and the former chief of transparency international in a shelter because we, now we hear alarm in kyiv. we hear alarm may be every two hours. but i must have a bad connection because of that so i hope that nothing will happen to our connection. ., , ., ., ,., connection. have you heard the sound of any shelling — connection. have you heard the sound of any shelling or— connection. have you heard the sound of any shelling or artillery? _ connection. have you heard the sound of any shelling or artillery? yeah, - of any shelling or artillery? yeah, eah, of any shelling or artillery? yeah, yeah. yeah- _ of any shelling or artillery? yeah, yeah. yeah- we — of any shelling or artillery? yeah, yeah, yeah. we have _ of any shelling or artillery? yeah, yeah, yeah. we have heard - of any shelling or artillery? yeah, l yeah, yeah. we have heard shelling not in kyiv now but we are close to an eastern part and it is near the water supplying for kyiv. 0ne an eastern part and it is near the water supplying for kyiv. one part of, one bank of it is con