Today marks exactly 10 years since the tragedy in the odessa house of trade unions. On may 2, 2014 , the kiev regime actually sanctioned the massacre of local antimaidan activists. Nationalists and militants of the socalled selfDefense Forces who arrived in the city destroyed the tent camp of odessa residents who were collecting signatures for holding a referendum on the federalization of ukraine, and then abandoned it. Molotov cocktails, the building where euromaidan opponents took refuge. Finding themselves in a fiery trap, some suffocated from carbon monoxide, others died jumping out of windows. 48 people were killed and 247 were injured. The investigation essentially came down to the acquittal of the nationalists. As stated in the Russian Foreign ministry, our country will never forget the crime of may 2 in odessa and will seek punishment for all those responsible. The kiev regime did not and does not have. Signs of remorse regarding the odessa tragedy, and this means that he is no
Annual conference here in franklin, tennessee. We really appreciate you all coming out here and being a part of this event. And our next speaker is going to talk specifically about the battle here at franklin, which is one of the most famous or infamous battles of the American Civil War, which took place in november of 1864. Many of you will be traveling out to franklin to check out that battlefield site over the next few days. Youll be out there with some great historians, including my boss, gary edelman, as well as Eric Jacobson, who is part of the battle of franklin trust. Eric runs the Historic Sites out there, places like carton, rip avila and of course, the carter house, where really was the epicenter of the battle there at franklin. So were excited to get you out to the battlefield. We know that this is some of your first times to be out here at franklin and at the American Battlefield trust annual conference. And weve done a lot of work with our partners out here. So to hit tha
2023 American Battlefield trust annual conference here in franklin, tennessee. We really appreciate you all coming out here and being a part of this event. And our next speaker is going to talk specifically about the battle here at franklin, which is one of the most famous or infamous battles of the American Civil War, which took place in november of 1864. Many of you will be traveling out to franklin to check out that battlefield site over the next few days. Youll be out there with some great historians, including my boss, gary edelman, as well as Eric Jacobson, who is part of the battle of franklin trust. Eric runs the Historic Sites out there, places like carton, rip avila and of course, the carter house, where really was the epicenter of the battle there at franklin. So were excited to get you out to the battlefield. We know that this is some of your first times to be out here at franklin and at the American Battlefield trust annual conference. And weve done a lot of work with our
Implemented this strategy. It has several principles it is israel that must surprise its enemies and not be caught unawares. Second , israel must quickly achieve realizable goals in shortterm wars, avoid long and longterm wars, and not get involved in any way. There is no other argument that israel should transfer the war to the territory of the enemy, in no way allow any type of war to be transferred to the territory of this regime, because this regime has no strategic depth, its area is very small and very vulnerable. Well, in the decades 60s and 70s when the wars were classic wars between the israeli army and arab armies. Even in one case, an Arab Military fighter plane did not even manage to reach the sky of palestine, that is, in those air wars , it was always these arab planes that were shot down in the sky of their own country, and even artillery fire , which is no longer possible to reach through the first way. This area did not exist, and the israelis have always observed this
Good afternoon. Im martha maccallum. So President Biden vowed to be the most pro Union President in history. He certainly tried to exemplify that today in the Battleground State of michigan where well see former President Trump later today. Hes now the first sitting president to join a strike picket line. Youve earned more than what youre getting paid now. That, the enemy, isnt some foreign country miles away. Its right here in our own area. Its corporate greed. Corporate greed. The president talking about in michigan just a short time ago. We have reached out to all three of the big automakers, the ceos of all of those three big Car Companies. General motors did put out a statement. They declined. Theyre not going to speak publicly at this time about the president s decision to join the picket line this afternoon. G. M. s statement said this its focus is not on politics but bargaining in good face. The president made the short hourlong flight from the white house to michigan today in