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I live in Gaza City and my daily routine involves dealing with bombings, checking solar panels, trying to get water, and mourning my brother killed by Israeli forces. I cook over a fire, wait in line for water, and walk to buy groceries since gas is scarce. People swim at the beach near warships. My life is far from normal due to the ongoing aggression in Gaza. Let me know if your daily life is similar. Translation: My daily life in Gaza City involves facing bombings, water shortages, and mourning loss due to Israeli forces. I cook over a fire, wait for water, and walk to buy groceries without gas. People swim near warships at the beach. My life is far from normal due to the ongoing aggression in Gaza. Let me know if your daily life is similar.

Speaker: Just finished the resort season in Crimea and came to the capital! So, tell us, how is life in Crimea now? Can you hear me? Answer, how is life in Crimea now? Forget about the water! Can I have some water? Yes, here is a glass. No need for a glass, just wash my head. Oh, it feels so good to swim now. Oh, nice.

We're in Gaza, trying to date my popsicle. This situation is crazy and not normal. But we're staying strong and united. We believe we will win. Oh my gosh.

It's November 25th, and Laura and I are in western North Carolina, far from Chimney Rock. We've arrived at a base camp where people are living in tents. Each tent houses five individuals. One girl mentioned they ran out of firewood last night and were cold for most of the night. I'm here in Spruce Pine, where the situation is intense. Please continue to tag, repost, and share to raise awareness about what's happening in North Carolina.

Some people believe that getting fit is easy, but it's not. I'm not running away from my problems, I'm just chasing my next high. Who will support me in my journey? I sleep before I wake up, that's how dedicated I am. This is what motivates me. Running 25 miles is nothing, you guys should get out of bed. All you need is two hours of sleep, it's that simple. Things are too easy around here. Who will support me in my journey?

Let's look. You know, they there were four porta potties out there for us today. Four. No. It's still dry. Four of them. Four porta potties. Now what is that? You know, there's there's 50,000 people out there and four fucking porta potties. Four porta potties. We're not the porta potty, please. I know that. But the point is that it was intentional. It was intentionally programmed to make it difficult for us. That hostility can't be direct

It's 7:45 AM, three days before Christmas, and this is the line at the food pantry. Over a thousand cars are here, with seven rows and more than a hundred cars in each row. I can't show you all the cars yet, as I'm in the back. I arrived at 5:30 AM.

I can't tell if it's just a blanket or something else. The guard shoots the lock off the cell door, and we go in for a closer look. It moved. Is someone there? The person inside tells us he’s from Homs and has been in the cell for three months. You're okay. He grips my arm tightly. Does anyone have water? There's some light. It's water. You're okay.

Группу информировали о случаях, связанных с наркотиками и алкоголем. Упоминалось, что на соседнем мероприятии борец выпил спиртное и отравился. Возможно, он просто лег спать и не проснулся. --- The group was informed about incidents related to drugs and alcohol. It was mentioned that at a nearby event, a wrestler drank alcohol and was poisoned. He may have just gone to sleep and did not wake up.

Слава Украине! We're at the Menorah Hotel in Dnipro, where we've been given excellent living conditions. We want to thank Chief Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetsky for providing these accommodations, shelter, and delicious meals. We deeply appreciate your support for Ukrainians and the Israeli Jews who came to help us against the Russian aggression, the vile murderers who came to kill us. But things didn't go as they planned. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Слава Украине! Слава украинскому народу! I am very grateful for the lodging because we have a place to sleep and food to eat. During Passover, we are at the Synagogue, thank you so much! Toda Raba! Слава Украине!

Сказали что салаты вчера так что отказ, ну что время завтрака. А завтрак у нас выглядит вот так: коробка с чипсами. Какой-то чан с воздухом. Вот фрукты. А это судя по всему какой-то чан с салатом и тунцом что ли. Приятного! It was said that salads were yesterday, so there was a refusal, well, it's breakfast time. And our breakfast looks like this: a box of chips. Some tub with air. The fruits. And this, apparently, some tub with salad and tuna, perhaps. Enjoy!

Lots of media from around the world. So just very appreciative of everybody. Thank you so thank you for the, the vodka. Thank you. God bless. Glad you got your camera back. Come on. Put your shoes. Yeah. No. No. I can't. That's the rash. That is. I don't I don't think I'll drink this today. Good times here in Alaska. That? I'll take a cigar, though. I'll smoke a cigar right here. Anyway, good time. Good good nature. Having fun out here. Going back to DC tonight. We'll see you back here tomorrow. Bye.

The speakers discuss a known problem with strips, possibly related to cleanliness. One speaker recalls being in Kontratka in 2013, noting the area's volcanoes and salmon. A video shows the entire peninsula, full of volcanoes like Yellowstone, discovered in the 1940s. "Tyler" is introduced as a zero-g indicator. The speakers discuss entering Earth's shadow and moving to the cupola. One speaker describes microgravity as bringing joy, more than videos can convey. They discuss sleeping in space, noting it's cozy and soft. One speaker says that having their head touching something helps them sleep better. Polar orbit provides views of ice and snow, which one speaker calls "exploratory" and "incredible." They note that astronauts on the ISS may not have this kind of view.

Лена, что ты нашла после русского? Максимка пробил охладитель, но все нормально, мы проверим позже. Давай закончим видео. Translation: Lena, what did you find after the Russian? Maximka punctured the cooler, but everything is fine, we'll check later. Let's finish the video.

Речь идёт о катастрофической ситуации с розетками и оборудованием: "Этот розеток катастрофический." "Все обильное оборудование, тжк, которое у нас есть." "Мы можем заряжать из собственных запасов пауэрбанков." "Мобильная связь она тоже практически отсутствует." "Интернет очень медный, плохой." "Повсюду вот таблички спальная зона." Затем: "самое смешное, что нас позабавило, это то, как они перевели на русский язык освещение, лампы." "В общем, слова лайнс." "Они назвали это просто огнями." "И выключатели на стене, которые контролируют освещение, они выглядят вот так." This description covers a catastrophic outlet situation and abundant equipment we have. We can charge from our own power banks. Mobile service is almost nonexistent. Internet is very coppery and poor. Signs for sleeping areas are everywhere. The funniest part is how they translated lighting, lamps into Russian. In short, they called the concepts "lights" rather than "lighting" or "lamps." And the wall switches that control the lighting look like this.

Текст описывает место размещения перед саммитом как суровое: «Ясное. Здесь спартанские условия. Это что-то от Красного Креста. У каждого подушечка полотенчико. Вот такие вот перекрытия.» Здесь же говорится: «здесь вот будут спать журналисты в ночь перед важнейшим саммитом.» The text describes the journalists' lodging before the summit as strict: "Clear. Here are Spartan conditions. This is something from the Red Cross. Each person has a small pillow and towel. These are the partitions." It also states: "Here the journalists will sleep the night before the most important summit."

The speaker describes staying in safari tents at Coachella, which include beds, towels, air conditioning, a fridge, and outlets. Bathrooms and showers are stocked with essentials. After receiving wristbands and unboxing a Coachella box, they planned their weekend schedule. They attended an Aperol Spritz welcome party with a DJ, dinner including chicken and pulled pork, and watched the sunset. They inflated a pool, played games, and went to bed, and will share day one of Coachella weekend one next.

Связали, начали допрашивать, сразу первый сброс. Глубоко, шипение. Движение в глазах, тяжело дышать. Пленные паникуют, давка, кашель, кровь. Очнулся под навесом. Начали на 20 волдырей. Крыльцово, кукла сильно. Истощение, хотелось пить. Чернота. Обезболы не помогали. Парни в противогазах и без остались в блиндаже. У всех кровь сорта с носа, с глаз. **Translation:** They tied me up, started interrogating, immediately the first drop. Deep, hissing sound. Movement in the eyes, hard to breathe. The prisoners are panicking, crush, cough, blood. I woke up under a canopy. They started with 20 blisters. Kryltsovo, the doll is strong. Exhaustion, wanted to drink. Blackness. Painkillers didn't help. The guys with and without gas masks remained in the dugout. Everyone has blood flowing from their nose and eyes.

Chaz Milwaukee encampment, organized by Free Palestine, features fake Trump Christian signs, Antifa flags, and well-stocked water tanks. Volunteers wear vests and masks, with signs all in the same handwriting. The operation appears well-organized, with an early morning meeting setting the stage for a potentially eventful day ahead. Stay tuned for updates. Translation: The Chaz Milwaukee encampment, organized by Free Palestine, includes fake Trump Christian signs, Antifa flags, and well-stocked water tanks. Volunteers wear vests and masks, with signs all in the same handwriting. The operation appears well-organized, with an early morning meeting setting the stage for a potentially eventful day ahead. Stay tuned for updates.

Today, I couldn't do much as I focused on getting water for basic needs like showering and drinking. Luckily, our neighbor had a generator that helped pump water from underground. This allowed me to take a shower and take care of my immediate needs.

I am concerned about the heat affecting those who cannot be moved to a cooler area. Providing liquids may not be enough to cool them down for 8 hours. Despite hoping for a change due to the extreme circumstances, it seems like the situation will proceed as planned, with no offer of a generator or delay to a cooler day. The event is still set to start tomorrow at 7. Translation: I am worried about the heat impacting those who cannot be relocated to a cooler place. Providing fluids may not be sufficient to cool them down for 8 hours. Despite hoping for a change due to the extreme circumstances, it seems like the situation will proceed as planned, with no offer of a generator or delay to a cooler day. The event is still scheduled to start tomorrow at 7.

Lots of media from around the world. So just very appreciative of everybody. Thank you so thank you for the, the vodka. Thank you. God bless. Glad you got your camera back. Come on. Put your shoes. Yeah. No. No. I can't. That's the rash. That is. I don't I don't think I'll drink this today. Good times here in Alaska. That? I'll take a cigar, though. I'll smoke a cigar right here. Anyway, good time. Good good nature. Having fun out here. Going back to DC tonight. We'll see you back here tomorrow. Bye.

На Аляске для журналистов из России устроили необычное размещение: из-за встречи президентов и сезонного наплыва туристов все отели в Анкоридже заняты, поэтому нас разместили в местном стадионе. Я сначала думал, что это шутка. Показываю, как это выглядит: так называемый импровизированный лагерь, где кто нашел себе место, тому повезло. Здесь размещены российские журналисты; моя раскладушка, кто-то нашел розетку, гладил вещи, там остановились пилоты. Давайте протестируем кровать, чтобы понять, насколько она мягкая и можно ли назвать ее кроватью. По звуку это лучшее спальное место после 10-часового перелета. Но самый большой вопрос: будет ли выключен свет ночью и продолжит ли его за штукой издавать этот звук? In Alaska, Russian journalists were housed in an unusual setup: because of a presidential meeting and the seasonal tourist surge, all hotels in Anchorage are full, so we were accommodated at a local stadium. I thought at first it was a joke. Here’s what it looks like: an improvised camp, where whoever found a spot was lucky. Russian journalists are staying here; my cot, someone already found a power outlet, smoothed things, and there are our pilots staying there. Let’s test the bed to see how soft it is and whether it can be called a bed. By the sound, this is the best sleeping place after a 10-hour flight. But the biggest question: will the lights be turned off at night, and will it continue to make that sound from the device?

I had a meal at a Moscow McDonald's, costing $7.50 for 2 cheeseburgers, fries, cola, and chocolate cake. Fries were good, cheeseburger tasted like the American version, and the chocolate cake smelled delicious. Despite concerns about health, the meal was enjoyable. The ban on GMO foods in Russia may have made it slightly healthier. Overall, living under sanctions doesn't seem so bad.

Speaker 0: I've been traveling for about fifteen days. They treated me well in the warehouses here in Mexico. It was hot in the warehouses, but they fed us adequately. They also provided water. I was held in a warehouse for three days, and now it's two o'clock. Are there any more accompanied minors?