They are in business, our 50 players, when i tell the International Federation and ours, i say wait, how can this be, you dont give we play youth, youth for the world cup, say safety, in america 50 games are played with them, which means double standards, you can play there, nothing, although International Politics is the same everywhere, in my opinion , thats right, they, they play, no one is there doesnt touch, but you dont let us play, nothing, everything is safe, not a single word more, no, well, we are safe, thats all, increase. Matches in the khl, you welcome, i think this is not bad, but we are not ready for this yet, it shows you teams that are simply they sag, then they lose five or six matches in a row, then ska lost, then cska is losing now, you remember how bars lost last year, this suggests that our hockey players are not ready for such a calendar, yes, this will happen over time will even out, in the nhl they are like that, but people there are ready for this, the fact th
Retaliatory measures were taken immediately with the help of the mitis antitank missile system, our motorized rifles destroyed pointbypoint reconnaissance of the enemy, automatic grenade flames entered the entrance, the fighters were covered by the crew of a largecaliber machine gun dshk, they opened fire from closed positions, tanks , planned targets were set up, as correctly, we have enemy strong points, we are working on strong points, on dugouts, on command observation posts, dshk, weapons. The weapon is troublefree, we had to work on identified targets, thermal targets, light targets work effectively up to 3 km, incendiary targets, that is, all this is visible, caliber 12. 7, as it were if he does, then there will be no specific options, and now the footage that demonstrates the skill of the operators of our attack drones, this was filmed in the ovdeevsky direction, they equipped a fortified firing point right at the base of the bridge, dug a whole hole along the sides of the conc
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The gangs using pay as you go phones to deal drugs. Now a call to change the law. And on the eve of elections in taiwan, we look at why chinas taking centre stage. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news, chris wilder signs a new contract at Sheffield United. He plans to be at the club until 202a. Good evening and welcome to bbc news at ten. After three years of deadlock, power sharing will return to Northern Ireland. A deal aimed at restoring devolved government was agreed by the main Political Parties, sinn fein and the democratic unionists, this afternoon. The Northern Ireland assembly will sit for the first time in 36 months tomorrow after it was suspended in 2017 after a political dispute. The vacuum created has had a big impact on Public Services, affecting schools, the nhs and key projects. Its hoped the agreement will bring about improvement and reform. But sinn fein and the dup are warning that serious challenges remain. Theres flash photography in this report by our ireland co
During a seizure by his Online Gaming friend 5,000 miles away. And at 11 30 well be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the political commentator and former conservative advisor, Jo Anne Nadler and Political Writer and academic, maya goodfellow. After three years of deadlock, power sharing will return to Northern Ireland. A deal aimed at restoring devolved government was agreed by the main Political Parties, sinn fein and the democratic unionists, this afternoon. The Northern Ireland assembly will sit for the first time in 36 months tomorrow after it was suspended in 2017, after a political dispute. The vacuum created has had a big impact on Public Services, affecting schools, the nhs and key projects. Its hoped the agreement will bring about improvement and reform. But sinn fein and the dup are warning that serious challenges remain. Theres flash photography in this report by our ireland correspondent emma vardy. After three years of resistance, the final steps t