Actively knock out enemy artillery that is making a Significant Impact on our forward positions, and immediately, if these batteries arrive in time, we will be able to conduct these operations and reduce the fire impact, which what were talking about when we say reduce firepower, hit artillery, were talking about saving the lives of our troops, every gun that loses the ability to fire is less firepower on our forward positions. And the smaller the fire impact, the more opportunities we have not only to hold them, but also to make improvements in the Previous Border accordingly, which means to knock out the enemys positions occupied by him. Mr. Yuriy, we see on various front lines that those who are directly there are telling us that the russians have now started to use actively, after buggies, after pickups, they switched to motorcycles, and now footage of motorcycles that actually have such a grid welded on them appeared on the network. Or have you already seen how it works, doesnt wo
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Cspan. Org. Next, south dakota governor dennis dugard. His remarks are an hour. [applause] thank you very much. Thank you. Okay, sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Thank you. Thank you very much. That was very kind of you. Thank you. It is good to have you back in pierre to the new members of or legislature, welcome. Im sure youll enjoy this experience immensely. Before i begin today, though, id like to note a historical milestone. Today is the beginning of Lieutenant Governor Matt Michaels session as president of the senate and prior to that he presided forever four sessions as speaker of the house. Those 11 sessions make Matt Michaels the longest serving presiding officer the history of the south dakota state legislature. Lets recognize and thank him for that service. [applause] thank you very much. Over the past six years, we have undertaken many significant initiatives together and have made progress in many years. Today im going to provide updates on many of our efforts in the areas of
Watch the communicators monday night at 8 00 eastern on cspan2. Governor Dennis Daugaard outlined his legislative agenda for 2017 in his annual state of the state address. He spoke to state legislators at the state capital. This is an hour. [applause] thank you very much. Thank you. Ok, sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Thank you. Thank you very much. That was very kind of you. Thank you. It is good to have you back in pierre to the new members of or legislature, welcome. Im sure youll enjoy this experience immensely. Before i begin today, though, id like to note a historical milestone. Today is the beginning of Lieutenant Governor Matt Michaels session as president of the senate and prior to that he presided forever four sessions as speaker of the house. Those 11 sessions make Matt Michaels the longest serving presiding officer the history of the south dakota state legislature. Lets recognize and thank him for that service. [applause] thank you very much. Over the past six years, we have