, due to its orbital parameters and modular architecture, will provide foreign partners with additional opportunities to implement their own research. Yuri borisov gave us an exclusive interview today and commented on the financial side of this question. Until the thirtysecond year, we estimated this work at approximately 69 billion rubles. The first 3 years of work, meaning 242, will require about 150 billion rubles, but this amount, in fact, although it is very large, will be spent on creating the grouping itself, which means approximately a little less than half of this designated amount. In the future, the deployment of the russian station in orbit is planned to take place from 2027 to thirtytwo years, the construction will begin with the scientific hub and gateway modules. The most important scientific and Energy Module will ensure the operation of the station at the stage of preintegration of the base module. During the operation of the russian orbital station , this module will
Port city. At the beginning of the 19th century , greeks, italians, french, turks and many others flocked here. In 1819, only every fourth inhabitant of odessa was russian. There were even fewer little russians. Jews went to odessa en masse after the annexation of polish lands to russia. These were immigrants from galicia, Small Traders and artisans. Among them were wealthy people. They have taken a serious place in the grain trading market. The lands of novorossiya were included in the socalled pale of settlement, areas in which, from the end of the 16th century, by decree of catherine and then nicholas ii , subjects of the jewish religion were allowed to permanently settle. In these territories, jews were engaged not only in trade and crafts, but also in creating. In the First Quarter of the 21st century, there was an attempt to purposefully create a class of jewish landowners in the novorossiysk province. The author of the idea is the minister of justice of the russian empire and th
The west organized maidan in ukraine, they fooled ordinary ukrainians into thinking that they have no freedom, and this freedom is for the ukrainian only europe, the european union, the usa can give the people all these liberal values, and i think that many of our viewers remember that one of the main symbols of that maidan was a girl with a poster about europe wearing lace panties, by the way, this girl, as it turned out, europe does not need it. She remained in kiev, but finally, after 10 years , the ukrainians saw the light and realized that what they wanted to run away from was, in fact, freedom, we have a story on this topic, lets see, you know, what the difference is between ukraine and germany, ill tell you now, im in in ukraine, i worked in the same way, i was tired in the same way, and when there was quarantine, we moved to our parents house, so you work around the clock with housework. That is, everything was the same, it was hard, but i could get ready at any time, go to the
Heavy artillery, said the head of the Regional Military administration, serhiy lysak. As a result of the attack, the hotel, vedclinic, car and power line were damaged. And at night, the enemy attacked the khmelnytskyi region. A lot of damage was recorded on the territory of the slavutsk community, informed the mayor vasyl sydor. According to him, medics are providing assistance to the injured, but they will not be working in the city today. All services are already working as services, and we will provide heat, gas, and water, help the elderly, help children, observe safe conditions as much as possible, and in the shortest possible time i will provide more information, help is being provided now to those people who suffered and today the hospital, everyone works in the hospital, specialists. The occupiers shelled the sumy oblast 27 times a day, in particular, they dropped eight mines on the territory of the middobuda community, the Regional Military administration reported. Also , the
[inaudible conversations] thank you very much for joining us for the second part of our interesting discussion on the commissions findings on strategic posture. Our first Panel Focused on what was at the heart of the report. Our second panel will focus on what they think about it in discussion with leading scholars on strategic posture and nonproliferation. Directly to my left, to reintroduce because it has been an hour, a senior fellow at forward Defense Center for strategy and security at the Atlantic Council. Is also former assistant secretary of defense for nuclear and Missile Defense policy. We have the honorable walt slocum, Board Director at the Atlantic Council and former undersecretary for policy at the department of defense and lynn rustin, the Vice President for Global Nuclear policy program at the Nuclear Threat initiative. Thank you for being with us today to share your own thoughts. I would like to kick it off with a very broad question. We just heard about the findings a