well, i wonder what you will be able to grope yevgeny okay, i'll go to the place.he fact is that it is, of course, just to be of a characteristic cut, in this case , the suit of a young woman from the arkhangelsk territory is a sundress, a bruise with a brace. oh, here, here, uh, very characteristic pattern again. this rum with four dots symbolized precisely the forces of fertility, exactly the sign that was applied to the stomach on three polish statuettes of goddesses, including for ritual purposes, well, on women during apparently marriage rituals and what an ancient, incredible alexander pushnoy your figure, accompany our guest here is marina to the sixth costume. he is the closest. here he is. yes, it’s quite a long way for us to go, but i would, of course, ask marina to feel the suit of artyom mikhailovich for one thing and understand what area we have. you got to the room. they immediately put it on that pattern, which again is very characteristic, because this technique of color interlacing is the tula costume of the tula territory. as it is, it is written

how dead they are, again, it does matter how high the wall is, okay vitaliy to my question i didn’t answer, so i’ll forward it to yevgenywording it in a certain way in ukrainian society. we talk a lot about the liberal media, about good and bad russians, who is a good russian, who is bad russian, we talk a lot about snakes in general and do you see the role of the liberal russian mass media in supporting russian propaganda in the west, that's a great question because there are certain contradictions. does anyone believe that there are other russian mass media that promote the liberal order ? denny, but knew that and the position we see as analysts is that there is no difference between what is done by russian propaganda and those russian publications that have moved abroad, since these propaganda media of russia have a very strong influence on the russian audience as well as on those who live abroad. they have audiences abroad, not only in russia , and these two audiences have relevant content that they consume, and the russian diaspora abroad and russians in russia, whatever the regime change, be about tests against th

yevgeny prigozhin, the leader, it looks like bakhmut says the russians have taken it after i think he said 224 days since october last year of fighting for the city. okay. that roughly tracks with the time line when there's been intense fighting there. it's been literally over the course of that time, inch by inch. do they have all of it? ukrainians are saying no, absolutely not. they continue to fight for it. what we know from the folks we talk to from around here and from what we can understand and the glimpses we get at the front lines over here, the ukrainians are pushing around bakhmut at the moment. they're trying to sort of circle the city. it's slow. it's really super slow going. and it's tough. there are heavy casualties on both sides. so, do the russians really have control of bakhmut? i don't think the ukrainians consider they're moving through that city, but they consider they're taking ground around it at the moment. of course this is just one tiny fraction of a front line that's hundreds upon hundreds upon hundreds of miles, a section that's just a couple miles. this is what the ukrainians are doing. they're looking for where they'll find

yevgeny pavlovich i 'll clean everything up. now i'll take it. why again without gloves? working just filmed. just with him around here somewhere. once again, remember, you only touch the product with gloves. no, okay, spoil you. you're unlikely to grow up. but if you grow up, you are unlikely to get married. thus, she inflicted an irreparable child. i say, sorry no, but i have electronic ones. and yet it’s impossible. excuse me see if my son vladimir volin, a young, talented scientist, nastya is madly attached to him. and she is our girl, our child, but throughout the character and cover the mindset. you understand what i'm talking about, not really. she grew up in a professor's house among books in an intelligent environment, like her mother. they have nothing against ordinary people. she has a senior year, she spends more than 3 hours on the road and for the sake of what for the sake of the crazy antics of her mother. why are you looking at me like that? do you think that we are concerned about the problems of our family? i think how bad tamara was in your family. how many insulting humiliating she experienced. relate to this one. excuse me for the expression collective farmer. it so happened th