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who were mostly absolutely incapable for the military service, and theyjust sent them as meat waves into attacks, like it was in bakhmut, where the russians have lost several dozens of thousands of their soldiers to advance like 30 40 kilometres within months. let s say hello again to the panel. hello both. let s come to you because antony blinken did not hold back, did he? he absolutely emphatically said that russia is no weaker militarily, economically, and geopolitically. you weaker militarily, economically, and seepolitically- geopolitically. you know, odisha is not known to geopolitically. you know, odisha is not known to drop geopolitically. you know, odisha is not known to drop verbal geopolitically. you know, odisha is not known to drop verbal bombs i geopolitically. you know, odisha is| not known to drop verbal bombs but that is not known to drop verbal bombs but that is what not known to drop verbal bombs but that is what he not known to drop verbal bombs but that
brexit, i am going to submit the article to the daily telegraph. he had written a remaining article and a brexit article and was weighing up which want to submit. how much did he not believe in brexit? it is which want to submit. how much did he not believe in brexit? he not believe in brexit? it is a really tough he not believe in brexit? it is a really tough question. - he not believe in brexit? it is a really tough question. i - he not believe in brexit? it is a really tough question. i was i really tough question. i was astonished, i had known him for decades and had worked in the office next to his for four years, i thought he was culturally european, he speaks a languages, which not many people do in this country, and he had grown up in brussels. i thought he was as culturally and is intellectually pro european as it is possible to be in the conservative party. i was astonished. i tried my very best, the reporters were already outside his house, he said he was still weighing u