yulia: you never know what's in putin's mind.t one day he decided that he would never release my husband. >> my message for the situation that i am killed is very simple, not give up. reporter: do you have a message for the russian people? yu reporter: yulia navalnaya has taken up her husband's fight, but told me she can only stand in elections when vladimir putin is gone. for now she is a political figure in exile and a widow keeping her husband's name alive. geeta: a senior lecturer at manchester university specializing in question and -- in russian and east european politics, thanks for being with me. obviously it's a very interesting interview we heard there. how realistic is ms. navalnaya's wish to be able to stand for political office back in russia eventually one day? >> i think it's a very noble aim. she is certainly a very prominent figure amongst the russian optician, almost all which is forced -- russian opposition, almost all of which is forced to live in exile but i don't see a situation in russia changing dramatical

now on bbc news, the interview: yulia navalnaya. alexei navalny was a charismatic and popular russian opposition leader, an anti—corruption activist, a passionate believer in a free russia, a thorn in president putin's side whose videos reached millions, including his claims about putin's $1 billion palace on the black sea. poisoned by a deadly nerve agent, novichok, in 2020, navalny was flown to germany for treatment. are you nervous? no, not at all. after he returned to russia, navalny was arrested, tried and imprisoned. he died in one of the country's harshest penal colonies. putin is responsible. his wife, yulia navalnaya, believes he was murdered. now navalny�*s memoir, patriot, is being published. it includes never before seen prison diaries about his brutal treatment. everybody can see what a high price he was ready to pay. i meet yulia navalnaya to hear their story — a story about politics, freedom and love, her hopes and fears for her country and whether she would stand as president of russia. well, yulia, thank you very mu

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yulia says he was poisoned, on the president's orders.h and for the murder of my husband. we do have some evidence. what evidence do you have? i would like to come with the whole picture, what happened, notjust with random documents. yulia navalnaya is now publishing her husband's memoir, called patriot. the book includes never before seen diaries that reveal the extent of the harsh treatment he endured in prison, including 295 days in solitary confinement. "it is so hot in my cell, you can hardly breathe. "you feel like a fish tossed onto the shore, "yearning for fresh air. "most often, though, it is like a cold, dank cellar. "there is often a puddle of water on the floor. "it is torturous to be kept here for long." he was tortured, he was in awful conditions in prison, and he was starving. chanting. yulia couldn't return to russia for her husband's funeral, but thousands braved the authorities. i am very grateful to all of these incredible people, who obviously shared his views. my message for the situation when i am killed is very simp

yulia, it's a real honor to have you here, and i wish all the best for you.hope doors open for you everywhere and i wish all the best for you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. we'll be right back. stay with us. ay with us (luke) oh, no, no, no! we're still not sure everyone knows that we're the only site that always connects you to the listing agent rather than selling off your contact info. so, we're gonna keep you up there a little while longer. (agent) okay, ya! i'm getting great exposure. (marci) speaking of exposure, could we get him a hat? (luke) ooo, what about a beret? (vo) homes-dot-com. we've done your home work. really big deal in republican politics. he was the spokesman for the rnc, you now know him as an msnbc analyst. he hosts a podcast at the bulwark, and tim miller recently unearthed this tape he published at the bulwark, a republican donor and rich guy named david saks. and two other silicon valley zillionairs talking on their podcast two days after january 6th. two days after the trump mob attack on congress on january 6th. watch. >> i d

let's start with yulia klymenko. ms.ia, do you think that such a decision, which has been waiting for a long time in ukraine, will be adopted at a four-way meeting of the leaders of germany, france, great britain and the united states of america. i hope that such a decision will be approved, but... the question is that it will definitely not be public, at least until the end of the election campaign in america, that is, if we learn about it, it will be the end of november, december, or if we find out about it, we will find out about it from russian propaganda channels, which will be babbling about the fact that some missiles have landed somewhere, mr. volodymyr, i agree with my colleague, i just want to add that a lot will depend on that from whether it will be possible for ukraine to overcome the management chaos that has arisen in recent days, specifically in the defense sphere. in principle, this chaos has been frustrating our partners for a long time, and they are not very decisive in their actions anyway, and this o

at that time, his common-law wife, the now unknown tv presenter yulia baranovskaya, was expecting her third child. however, the happiness of alisa and andrey did not last long. in 2019, arshavin filed for divorce. as soon as the couple was officially divorced , the mother of the footballer tatyana ivanna began to evict alisa from their luxurious home along with the children and demand tens of millions from her daughter-in-law. i calculated everything, you know, that's it unlove, this is unlove pogon, today is alisa arshavina's confession, for what she was punished, to whom does she now want to apologize, who restored gave her a new face? good evening everyone, you are on the russia tv channel 3 years ago, 3 years ago, our editor-in-chief ksenia zotina met with alisa arshavina. in the hospital, then the condition of the beautiful girl and her face caused shock in the whole country. let's remember that 3 years ago alisa talked about her nose and her condition, excuse me, yoki. what started to happen to me, it became happen in may, i got a cold, after the cold they found staph, they trea

we know that bottle contained enough yulia skripal to poison to kill thousands of people. for the first time today various new photographs of sergei and yulia skripal making their way around salisbury, leading up to the moment they fell ill on that bench and were ill for several weeks. on the widerfront, the kc, andrew o'connor, has said that dawn sturgess�* family want several stu rgess�* family want several questions sturgess�* family want several questions answering, including whether sergei skripal had been given enough protection by the uk government, given that he was formerly working for uk military intelligence, and whether it was possible that dawn sturgess�* death might have been avoidable because of that protection or the lack of protection he was receiving. he said they were questions the family of dawn stu rgess wanted they were questions the family of dawn sturgess wanted to find out in the course of this inquiry, which will last until early december. thank you, duncan. officials in israel are investigating how its air defence systems failed to stop a hezboll

i asked yulia whether it was still the case.ube channels, more than 3 million each. and we can see that mostly those youtube channels are watched from russia. does that give you hope that the clamp—down hasn�*t been total? it gives me hope that people still get some messages. if they block youtube, we will find some other ways. probably it will be more difficult, but we will find some other ways to send this information. and, of course, all these people who are in russia who are saying anything against putin�*s regime, they are very brave because for liking social media, for posting social media, they could be imprisoned. and are you confident that your name is out there, that alexei�*s name is out there? because it seems as if, because of the clamp—down and because he�*s been killed, actually you�*re not visible in russia any more. there is no politics in russia right now. nobody�*s visible. the people who are visible, they are just supporters of vladimir putin�*s regime. you can happen to be on tvjust if you support vladimir p

speak, experienced, already adults, bloggers 60 plus were very offended that they were not invited, yulia among the organizers, as i understand it, the minsk city executive committee , yes, well, what was the concept, why these yes, these no, we have something to say as the organizers of the forum, the ministry of information and the ministry of education acted, we are more like a city government structure. invited our minsk bloggers, therefore, let's say, i was also an ordinary participant in this forum, i such internal organizational issues, probably i won't say, but i think it was very interesting, because to come up with something so interesting on a large scale and to know that the whole republic would be watching this event, because all the social networks were buzzing about it for several days after, it's interesting, but if i were the organizer of such a large-scale forum, i would definitely... the pile driver is missing in fact and it's possible to go to the podium, but there was something that i would like to add on my own behalf, here's what i would advise the organizers, looki

speak, experienced, already adults, bloggers 60 plus were very offended that they were not invited, yulia, you were among the organizers, i understand... the minsk city executive committee, well, what was the concept, why these yes, these not? we have something to say as the organizers of the forum, the ministry of information and the ministry of education acted, we are more like a city government structure, yes, we invited our minsk bloggers, therefore, let's say, i was also an ordinary participant in this forum, and i such internal organizational issues, i probably won't say, but i think it was very interesting, because to come up with something. it's interesting on a large scale, and to know that the entire republic will be watching this event, because all the social networks were buzzing about it for several days after, it's interesting, but if, probably, i were the organizer of such a large-scale forum, i would have come up with such tricks just like this time, for example, shoppers with some belarusian products, there was condensed milk, there were bars, there was merch forum, each

yulia, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. good evening.volodymyr arriev, people's deputy of ukraine for european solidarity, member of the parliamentary committee on digital transformation. mr. volodymyr, i congratulate you, thank you for joining. to the air, good evening, and elizaveta yasko, a people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people, should join us, but that will happen a little later, well, since we, ladies and gentlemen, are asking our tv viewers and viewers about whether they expect the united states america's permission for remote poverty at the next raimstein, which will be held on october 12, i will ask you in the format of a blitz survey, let's start with yulia. klymenko, mrs. yulia, do you think that such a decision, which has been waiting for a long time in ukraine, will be adopted at the four-way meeting of the leaders of germany, france, great britain and the united states of america. i hope that such a decision will be approved, but the question is that it will definitely not be public, at least until the en

yulia, ms. elizaveta, is it possible to put an equal sign between the plan for the victory of ukraine and the plan for the defeat of russia, because this, this is the most important question, because we, we understand that for us the victory... is the defeat of russia, is that clear? our western partners? i think that for us victory is not only the defeat of russia, it is a just peace where we want russia not just withdrew the troops and also returned all our prisoners, also to really start paying reparations, we also want democratic processes to take place in russia in the middle, and we are fighting because this is our civilization. measure, choice, and i am convinced that this is not just a defeat of one part of russia. i think that not everyone in the west understands this, and it is necessary to constantly explain it, i am currently in a period where today, for example, we talked about one of the future resolutions that is being worked on on the return of prisoners of war, and just me. and

two of them were filmed in and around salisbury at the time sergei and yulia skripal were poisoned.hat two men delivered the novichok in this perfume—like bottle that was discovered by the partner of dawn sturgess. charlie rowley took the bottle home to dawn and three days later she fell ill. their flat in amesbury was sealed off. dawn never recovered and died a few days later. in the years that followed, their home was demolished, leaving just a patch of grass and trees, as well as questions about how it had all happened. at the opening of today's hearings, counsel for the inquiry said there was enough poison in the perfume bottle to kill thousands of people, including dawn sturgess. we now have the chancellor rachel reeves.— we now have the chancellor rachel reeves. thank you for the warm _ rachel reeves. thank you for the warm reception. - rachel reeves. thank you for the warm reception. it - rachel reeves. thank you for the warm reception. it is - rachel reeves. thank you for| the warm reception. it is great to be here at the guildhall and fantastic to be here with all of you af

thank you yulia, i will remind you that yulia yarmolenko worked for us from the white house. over the past year, thousands of israelis, most of them military personnel, have received injuries and are waiting for a long rehabilitation. israel is one of the world leaders in this field, but even so, the country lacks resources due to the ongoing war. kateryna lisunova will talk about how they help victims in israel and create new methods of rehabilitation. yonti bahata's company, called extreme simulations, trains israeli forces defense respond to military and terrorist attacks using dummies and rubber dummies. but none. the simulation failed to prepare the author of this program for being seriously injured in a gas attack during the war against the terrorist organization hamas. jonta bahat is 48 years old, he is a paratrooper reservist. after injuring his shoulder and lower leg, the man was hospitalized for six months. he has now begun a long process of physical and psychological rehabilitation at bethhaloghem, the soldier's home. a very important part of rehabilitation is wate

yulia, ms.zaveta, is it possible to put an equal sign between the plan for the victory of ukraine and the plan for the defeat of russia? because this is the most important question, because we, we understand what is for us victory is russia's defeat. is that clear? to our western partners, i think that for us victory is not only the defeat of russia, it is a just peace, where we want russia not only to withdraw its troops, but also to return all our prisoners, and also to really start paying reparations, we also we want democratic processes to take place in russia internally, and we are fighting, because this is our civilizational dimension, a choice, and i... i am convinced that this is not only a defeat with one part of russia, i think that not everyone in the west understands it is necessary constantly to explain, i am right now in paris, where today, for example, we talked about one of the future resolutions on which he is working on the return of prisoners of war, just me and at all the dis

two of them were filmed in and around salisbury at the time sergei and yulia skripal were poisoned.ment. it's believed the two men delivered the novichok in this perfume—like bottle that was discovered by the partner of dawn sturgess. charlie rowley took the bottle home to dawn and three days later she fell ill. their flat in amesbury was sealed off. dawn never recovered and died a few days later. in the years that followed, their home was demolished, leaving just a patch of grass and trees, as well as questions about how it had all happened. salisbury�*s mayor says everyone involved wants the new inquiry to bring justice. when she was poisoned four months later, the real possibility emerged that she had been caught, and it's an infant —— an innocent victim, of a terrible assassination attempt. the public inquiry is chaired by lord hughes of ombersley. it will hear evidence in salisbury and in london, and is due to report next year, producing the definitive version of this extraordinary, tragic story. duncan kennedy, bbc news. health officials in zimbabwe have confirmed the country'

and on direct connection from ulan-u yulia alzaboeva. hello, will this enterprise be able to cover the needs of the republic? hello, irina, the plant processes a thousand square meters of glass per day, this is enough for buryatia and neighboring regions. the products meet all modern standards, thanks to the tempering process, the impact resistance of the glass increases several times. when destroyed, it crumbles into small fragments, without sharp edges, absolutely safe. thank you, yulia, good news to you. i will remind our viewers after our release. don't miss new episodes of the secret investigations series. next, your regional news. we will continue with residents of moscow and the region. what is the situation in the capital's airports after the cancellation of dozens of flights due to the situation in the middle east, our correspondent will tell.

cannot— sergei and yulia skripal?rve agent in iroth— determined that the nerve agent in both cases was part of a single _ in both cases was part of a single batch? —— can it be determined. is it possible to say that— determined. is it possible to say that the bottle of novichok that poisoned dawn sturgess had been _ that poisoned dawn sturgess had been used on the skripals, might— been used on the skripals, might there have been a second container? — might there have been a second container? if it was the same bottle. — container? if it was the same bottle, how did a container hrought— bottle, how did a container brought to salisbury at the beginning of march 2018 come to beginning of march 2018 come to be in _ beginning of march 2018 come to be in dawn sturgess's possession in amesbury with such— possession in amesbury with such tragic consequences at the end of— such tragic consequences at the end ofjune 2018. should the bottle — end ofjune 2018. should the bottle have been found in the meantime? and a question that

two of them were filmed in and around salisbury at the time sergei and yulia skripal were poisoned.a has always denied any involvement. it's believed the two men delivered the novichok in this perfume—like bottle that was discovered by the partner of dawn sturgess. charlie rowley took the bottle home to dawn and three days later she fell ill. their flat in amesbury was sealed off. dawn never recovered and died a few days later. in the years that followed, their home was demolished, leaving just a patch of grass and trees, as well as questions about how it had all happened. salisbury�*s mayor says everyone involved wants the new inquiry to bring justice. do we need a public inquiry? will we find anything else out that we don't know? possibly, but probably not. the stuff that is secret will stay secret forever, and that will never come out, rightly so. but i think for those directly affected, yeah, it's important that part of the inquiry is held in the city where the event actually happened. the public inquiry is chaired by lord hughes of ombersley. it will hear evidence in salisbury

two of them were filmed in and around salisbury at the time sergei and yulia skripal were poisoned.ent. it's believed that two men delivered the novichok in this perfume—like bottle that was discovered by the partner of dawn sturgess. charlie rowley took the bottle home to dawn and three days later she fell ill. their flat in amesbury was sealed off. dawn never recovered and died a few days later. in the years that followed, their home was demolished, leaving just a patch of grass and trees, as well as questions about how it had all happened. at the opening of today's hearings, counsel for the inquiry said there was enough poison in the perfume bottle to kill thousands of people, including dawn sturgess. she died an unnatural and a wholly unexpected death. when dawn sturgess was poisoned by novichok four months later, the real possibility emerged that she had been caught, an innocent victim, in the crossfire of an illegal and outrageous international assassination attempt. the public inquiry is chaired by lord hughes of ombersley. it will hear evidence in salisbury and in london, an

i congratulate you, yulia! congratulations, maria!ican officials explain why the us helps israel shoot down missiles and does not help ukraine? yes, maria, this is a question that has already been repeatedly raised in the direction of the administration of the united states, and the administration is being pressured not only by the ukrainian president, ukrainian officials, but also by these calls from experts and even from certain leaders in europe, in particular from lithuania, we hear such statements, but what we hear earlier was the attack in april about... against iran against israel, and then the voice of america asked the representative of the white house, john kirby, why not actually help ukraine shoot down these missiles in the same way that they help israel. and then john kirby said that these are completely different conflicts, different airspace, different level of threat. he said that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, us president joe biden has made it clear that the united states will not be involved in this

vladika yulia started dating in their last year.d institutes, continued their relationship. then yulia got pregnant. not bad, wanted to give birth. vladik talked her out of it. why, they say, extra weight on deck? weight on deck continued the relationship, and then yura showed up, if i'm not mistaken, vlad introduced them, and somehow it turned out that yulia went to yuri, interesting, yes, vlad, that nothing, somehow they decided everything there, hit each other a couple of times, vlad understood that after the abortion her attitude towards him was no longer the same, yes, after the abortion it was not the same. listen, what do you think, vlad, did he have any feelings for yulia? you know, i'll answer your question with a question. how do you do you think why we got divorced? it torments me, because it is impossible to live as a man who loves another woman. with you or with a prostitute, whom you irritate 24/7, simply because you, you are not her, who even named his daughter after this woman, he would have named the second one, wel

his wife, yulia navalnaya, believes he was murdered.t his brutal treatment. everybody can see what a high price he was ready to pay. i meet yulia navalnaya to hear their story — a story about politics, freedom and love, her hopes and fears for her country and whether she would stand as president of russia. well, yulia, thank you very much for doing this interview. it is eight months since your husband alexei navalny died in a russian prison. it's been, i imagine, the most horrendous year, a horrendous few years. and i want to ask firstjust how you are, how the children are, how you are coping with what's happened? thank you for having me, first of all. er... as you understand, i am asked this question very often, but i never know how to answer still. i don't have the right answer. everything has changed in my life. everything has changed in our family life. everything has changed in our children life. i feel myself, very busy. a lot of meetings, a lot of things about publishing the book. a lot of everything new in my life. er... probabl

yulia said that you have a one-room apartment my own, yeah, some problems, temporary, i can help, and left, thank you, well, that's it, everything's fine, yeah. here, take your foot off, can you, can't you, can't you. "listen, man, you'll be churnin' here for a long time, i'll do as much as you need, ah, these russians don't respect their ecology at all, andrey, be more careful, there's a crowd there, got it, what's it doing, i'm not putting you anywhere , everything's fine, everything's fine, georgievich, how are you? yes, kira, your purse is in place. oh, they robbed you, stop, stop, i say, stop, stop, wait, wait, he tore it off, let's go, here it is, let 's go after it. we'll intercept it there, let's go, well, have you ridden off ? nobody gave me any tips, i saw the woman and decided to joke, all that matters is that the bike was broken and abandoned on the road, i... by the way, i'll sue you for compensation. what's wrong with it? no, nothing, nothing, georgyevich. he's just having fits of remorse. well done! and don't worry about your bike, not a single spoke on it will break. i

yulia navalnaya, it is a real honor to have you here and i wish all the best for you and i hope doorsfor you everywhere and i wish all the best for you. thank you so much. >> we will be right back. stay with us. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a gamechanger for my patients. try pronamel mouthwash. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight a gamechanger for my patients. and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had m

earlierwe poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal.gess, the mother of dawn stu rgess caroline sturgess, the mother of dawn sturgess and spoke about the last conversation she had with dawn the night before she was poisoned and later died of that poisoning. it was pure chance, she said, that dawn sprayed herself with novichok from a perfume bottle. she was then taken ill... we can say what she talked about also was the experience that her daughter had as a mother of three, how she loved to see her daughter and how she has now become a grandmother and tell her daughter said she never got to see her mother to say goodbye. so dawn sturgess' family talking very movingly after which the inquiry adjourned. we will keep you up—to—date with various updates from the inquiry. if you want to carry on watching the inquiry, you can do so, you can scan the qr code or go to the bbc iplayer or our website. there is also a live page reporting on every development from that inquiry to establish that 2018 poisoning of dawn sturgess, who died, mother of th

yulia, please tell me, why did you decide to resort to this particular remedy?rlier, because i don’t have fat accumulation everywhere, but in certain places, and i decided, why not, and not try it for the sake of policy, pointwise, pointwise, i injected into the neck, into the cheekbones, into the cheeks, into the stomach itself, yes, yulia, you are a brave woman, i have a basic medical education, well, thank god, that is, you at least understand approximately, but this it was not easy, you had some kind of adverse reaction, what happened? redness of the skin, itching, burning face, how much time has passed, a year and a half, and they still haven't told me to drink more, so that it. it was all excreted, that is, fat is burned and excreted thanks to the fluids in the body, and did you do it once or in some course? courses? i did it once a month, injected a capsule, and was there an effect? ​​i lost 10 kg, and now seven kilograms, but it's very slow. i won't even comment on anything now, i want to invite you right away expert bracha. maria sergeevna polner, derma

any adult, we recall the school curriculum, together with the participants of the project, i know, yulia, the floor is yours. eleventh-graders burst into our intellectual air, and it's cool that they decided to pump up their knowledge before important stage in my life. is it true that the official language. new caledonia english history is not my favorite subject, so perhaps that's why new caledonia?

yulia, thank you very much, now we know for sure that in evpatoria everything is in okay, and it wasother ukrainian throw-in. and who is building a village for foreigners in the moscow region, about this after a short pause. voice children on friday on the first, i don’t have any more money, and he knows about it, so, wait, you have another million, you haven’t sold a kidney yet, why do you need it, the money was transferred to him personally, he received 2 million in hand, i am one of these, i am just another such victim, which he... they tried to turn a tit into a crane, so that others could see him, i saw how stupidly not to see the blue distance and not to tear myself away from the ground, the rude crane was ringed and a mark was entered in the journal. hid in the closet, tied the wings of the white bird of my happiness, so that it would breathe warm dust and not plot anything, but it was not for nothing that the bird grew stronger in the sky, fools remained fools, a broken cage, a pile of ashes, and the crane is back in the clouds, we'll live until monday by teacher's day, on su

yulia shvalova, nikita kulakov, rastislav kolesnikov and yulia bykova, channel one. are always discovering something new. creatively, interestingly, okay, today cultural workers have the opportunity to regularly improve their qualifications and undergo retraining, the national project culture helps them. good morning everyone, let's start the rehearsal. so the orchestra of folk instruments of the petrozavodsk college of music is preparing for teacher's day. conductor andrey pegilev not only leads musicians, teaches conducting, ensemble, reading orchestral scores. and administrative workers of culture undergo retraining or advanced training courses at the leading universities of the country. head of the electronic reading room of the national library of chuvashia maria shubnikova attended a course on professional competencies of a modern library at the moscow institute of culture. thanks to the training, i developed strategic thinking. i began to think more broadly, not just in the department, not just in the library, on a republican scale. the approach to events held

yulia shakhova, owner of several restaurants. strange, why would she need it?band, a famous businessman, was courting anna polevskaya, she found out about it and decided to act. did she want to get rid of her mistress? looks like i have the address of a restaurant where i can go. so, i'll send her there. let's make up, listen, it was a joke, and good jokes, there were threats to polevskaya in your letters, i just wanted to scare this little girl, she decided to grovel under my husband, when the threats didn't work, they decided to go further, what do you mean? i mean, they decided to kill her, she was killed, well and judging by the photo, let it be something personal, very personal, no, this is some kind of nonsense, i swear i have nothing to do with it, i just wanted to scare her, she keeps saying the opposite, she's not enough for me brought trouble, and now this, i have nothing to do with her death, don't rub it with a spoon like that, it irritates me, the dog, very much. some kind of madhouse, a madhouse, or not a madhouse, but you better not leave the cit

yulia, good morning, good morning, morning, yulechka, we congratulate you, firstly, on the release of and secondly, please tell us how the idea of ​​such a composition with such a name was born, because azori zdes stihikh - we are immediately sent to the soviet film of the same name. stories boris vasiliev is it somehow connected, well no, in fact there is no connection, it's a coincidence because these lines are poetic, beautiful , the dawns here are quiet, they are found, well, definitely not in these two works, well, there are at least four or five more that come to mind, because poetic lines, well, a wonderful evening, for example, you can find everywhere, and so on and so forth, when you have such a state of mind, when you see these literally dawns, when you have an evening or morning, this... dawn, but they are simply are born and this, well this is about belarus, yes, ti is a good metaphor for the fact that it is cozy and calm here, here it is even this whole work, even if we are talking only about the song, without watching the video yet, without seeing it, it is simply permea

in the studio is yulia bekhstereva. at this moment , a ceremony is taking place in israel in memory of those killed at a music festival where a year ago a hamas militant attack took place. hundreds of people came to the memorial, they held photographs of their relatives. people gathered at the site of the tragedy, despite fighting in the gaza strip. hamas to free people. meanwhile, the parties to the conflict in the middle east continue to exchange massive blows. this morning, the forces of the jewish state attacked beirut. the idf said that the headquarters of hezbollah intelligence was destroyed. wears entire city blocks, millions of people were forced to flee their homes. now the whole world is debating: is israel's response proportionate? the aviv hotel, according to media reports, is preparing to clash with iran again. pavel rybalchenko on the conflict that has not yet there is no end in sight. hamas attack, operation in gaza , invasion of lebanon. a year later, a new round of escalation in the middle east has beco

yulia: the most concerning area is the emergence of new asset types as it pertains to collateral andn you say asset-based financed it means different things to different people. historically it has been a plane market dominated by credit like auto loans and credit card receivables. over the last decade it has evolved to more esoteric types of lending. and it involves things like solar, receivable, music warranties and more asset classes that emerged over the last year. i think there is opaqueness pertaining to evaluation of some of those mode -- more esoteric assets which is where credit investors need to be diligent in understanding what they are lending against and how much volatility there can be in those new asset types that have not been tested through a market cycle or an environment of ups and downs. sonali: i think this recalibration is a very important conversation. you think about auto loans. in the public markets you have a lot of people concerned and it has traditionally been perceived as the -- as safe. yulia: i think it is not so much about collateral as it is the conve

correspondent yulia zubchenko, yulia, my congratulations, tells how many applications were submitted the project. greetings katya, i congratulate the viewers of the tv channel, 120 ukrainian women will learn to drive these trucks. according to the ministry of community development, there is now a critical shortage of truck drivers in ukraine, so they decided to involve women in this, as there is currently a shortage of truck drivers. switched from aerial routes to vehicles, according to the organizers , 1056 women applied for training, but only 120 managed to take the pilot group for the first time, a little more offers to listen to the deputy minister of community development, as well as from the project participant herself. after full-scale invasion, role and weight. road transportation of goods, it has grown very much, and we see that today we do not have enough drivers in the private sector, in the public sector, in order to provide these transportations. transportation is logistics, logistics is economy, economy is the vital activity of the state and the opportunity for greater

yulia vishniva from the city of pervomaisk. mykolaiv region. the girl's father is a lieutenant colonel, and her mother is a senior soldier. since childhood, yulia knew that she would combine her life with military work. from of the possible lyceums, she chose the lviv lyceum, named after the heroes. somehow i was browsing and i came across a video from the lyceum of this. but about three months before admission, i was preparing every day, running, working out constantly with tutors. tatyana khor dreamed of entering the military lyceum named after heroi. in the steeple since the eighth grade, but girls have not been recruited there yet. i learned about the educational institution from my mother. later, the girl and her parents came to the open house, and then tatyana finally decided on the admission and began to actively prepare. in the girl's family there is no military, but the parents supported their daughter's choice. every day, i got up in the morning, ran to pass the standards, played sports, went to additional lessons in ukrainian and eng

yulia, let's start with you.t policy speech of the campaign , tim vos said he was looking forward to it look forward to a debate with his opponent jaydy vance. what might tim walz's strategy be today. julius, how does he prepare for the debate, does he know anything? dude, we know that... the main job of any vice president or wannabe is to support, to add points to their president or presidential candidate, and the democratic campaign is expecting tim walsh to try to add to the popularity of camila harris among male voters who are undecided about whether they want her as their next president, or at all want to see a woman in that position, and we know that tim walls has him as the governor of minnesota, he's a former football coach, a former teacher, he's known for his directness, plain language, and the fact that he delivers a message based on his own experience, this is often lacking in kamela harris, who is considered by some of the electorate to be a representative of the elites, an inaccessible representativ

and hi, shurka disappeared, i went to the store, ran out for some wine, came back, oh, no, yulia, it's even good that we are alone now, i was thinking, you and i are of course different people, but believe me honestly, "i don't care at all about your past, yul, i really like you, i really ask you, be my wife, and if she went to him, what a fool i am that i left her alone, yul, i really don't care about all these puzzles of yours i love you, you can just say yes or no, and why did you point the gun, so stop, what gun?" gun, so, mishenka, just don't worry, i'm sure everything will be fine, well, have you calmed down? what do you care? well, why did you come? now are you going to kill me like your wife? i loved you, not me, you were wrong, but i was wrong about you too, i called you a taxi, here's your bag, your phone is inside, well, are you just going to let me go, come on, the car has already arrived. take your gun, thank you, ta-dam, well, yuli, i don't want to, am i guilty, did i run around for nothing, or what, this is not alcoholism at all, this... well, they shuddered, oh, well, f