Relations did not evoke any emotions, and this deafness in itself can be explained simply everyone was sure that they could do without compromises, because any compromises in reality would mean admitting that yugoslavia was destroyed in vain, and iraq, and libya, the list is already long. Europe was so accustomed to the image of not just a forever safe blooming garden in the jungle, but of someone who knows the rules and can dictate the correct execution to others, so relied on American Power to help fix it. All the mistakes that can no longer be changed, it seems to her that she needs to put pressure on at any cost, otherwise there will be a collapse of everything that was built, only no longer just without colonies, but without cheap Energy Resources without a powerful economy, and this is the most dangerous thing, not the american one pride in making money for everyone there are billions of wars today, why . Because it is european strategies, which so easily declare that any develop
Boats without a crew in georgia after the exodus slid down the Mountain Resort destroyed the cottages and the hotel. Trump was in custody for 27 minutes then he was released right in the courtroom, but with several conditions, russia resumed Scientific Research on samur, one of the most mysterious and inaccessible Kuril Islands. And for the first time, a book expedition by train has started from st. Petersburg to vladivostok, this is part of a new project reading in august, Sergei Shoigu visited the Forward Command post of the Central Group of forces footage from the special Operation Zone is published by the head of the ministry of defense. Heard the report of the commander of the group, lieutenant general, mordovichev and other Staff Officers thanked the fighters for their successes in the krasnaya limansky direction, recommended more frequent use of preemptive strike tactics, which helps to save the lives of the fighters, Sergei Shoigu also examined nato trophies, in particular the
Kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which ive read over the last week. And first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. And for people like me are in the Energy Business it was very informative, very instructive. And i know what a hard job it is. So congrats relations. Im getting there. Thank what id like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. The first one id like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. And that is were talking about metals that are important in the Energy Transition to go to a greener world. And what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. So could you expand on just the quantities involved and why its so importa
Died at 82 years of age. Signed a decree on compulsory insurance of fighters of volunteer detachments, the document has already been published and entered into force. It establishes a list of insured events, as well as a list of those who are entitled to payments. In the event of the death of the insured, the government is instructed to provide funding for expenses and determine the list of documents required for processing payments, the decree takes into account all cases, special operations that arose first. The growth of production in russia is maintained over the year , it could reach 12 , if the current pace is maintained, this was discussed at a meeting of the president with the leadership, the Manufacturing Industry was talking about supporting enterprises, in particular the automotive industry. Anna lazareva has all the details russia will not refuse imports, but basic things should be focused on domestic producers, the president said, an example was proposed to be shown to off
Kelley as amy said and here tonight to talk to her insider about his new book, the war, which ive read over the last week. And first of all, congratulations on the book thank you. And for people like me are in the Energy Business it was very informative, very instructive. And i know what a hard job it is. So congrats relations. Im getting there. Thank what id like to do is sort of highlight some of the main issues in the book with some questions that toss over to ernst and let him explain on some of the themes he brought up in the book with respect to the questions. The first one id like to start out with was absolutely staggering to me and amazing to me. And that is were talking about metals that are important in the Energy Transition to go to a greener world. And what i was amazed was the amount of these metals in particular that are in things like electronic vehicles in particular, the copper and the lithium. So could you expand on just the quantities involved and why its so importa