Astrakhan

tower, it has this fire right there that never goes out, and it's to commemorate the soldiers of World War II.

So that's for the city of Astrakhan.

I like this spot, though.

Let's go here.

The delegation included two of the Kangxi Emperor's uncles, Songgotu and Tong Guogang, as well as General Ma La.

The Russian staff was led by Fedor Alexeevich Golovin and Ivan Ostafievich Vlasov, who served respectively as the commanders of Astrakhan and of Nerchinsk.

Shuttling between the Manchu and Russian delegations, the two Jesuits prepared a multilingual document that delineated the frontier between Nerchinsk and Albazin, stipulated the destruction of Albazin as a settlement, thus giving the Qing a dominating position on the Amur River, arranged for formalized procedures in handling fugitives, permitted transporter trade to those holding valid passports for that purpose, and agreed that ambassadors would be received by each country in a correct manner.

These interlocking agreements had the additional effects of rendering any Russian aid to the border tribes of Okhotsk extremely unlikely.

The consequences were immediate and dramatic.

On October the seventh, Weiss commanding Army Group B canceled the planned Operation Hubertus, an advance towards Astrakhan, that if it had succeeded, would have brought German forces closer to the Caucasus oil fields.

Instead, Weiss transferred the fourteenth Panzer Division and the three hundred and fifth Infantry Division to Paulus' Sixth Army.

Neither reinforcement was as robust as the designation suggested.

The Wehrmacht's economic office, applying cold calculation to the situation, estimated that losing both Maikop and Krasny would reduce Soviet oil production by only 15%.

A sobering assessment that suggested the enormous German commitment in the Caucasus campaign would have minimal strategic effect.

This analysis increased pressure to bomb the oil fields at Astrakhan and Baku, though the campaign remained unapproved.

The strategic dream was certainly dying.

altogether larger than any state or even group of European states.

A short time later, from 1804 to the mid-30s, the rich provinces of Astrakhan and Caucasus were added, but the Jews hardly settled there.

Again, in 1824, in Astrakhan, no Jew was registered as taxable.

This made 15 provinces within the Pale of Settlement, compared with 31 for deep Russia, and few were more populous than the provinces of central Russia.

As for the Jews' share of the population, it did not exceed that of the Muslims in the provinces of the Urals and Volga.

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While looking at this map, I noticed Astrakhan right here to the side of the Tartarian Empire.

So I began to dig into this name, and what I found fit in perfectly with what we have seen all over the world.

Where they have now changed its spelling, and a very interesting fact, is that the ruins of this medieval, and there's that word again, where we know that medieval is just another name for the previous civilization.

This medieval settlement were found by archeologists 12 kilometers upstream from the modern city today, which is interesting.

So what is going on 12 kilometers upstream, where there's obviously a clear attempt to trip us up, changing locations, changing names? But we have found this location, and we are going to expose it right now.

Where Zirat-Arslan was the capital of Astrakhan Khanate by the Astrakhan Tatars.

When we click on the capital, the real location that was situated 12 kilometers upstream, we now know that we have found the true location, and then we can begin to find the truth.

Russia's defense ministry claimed that its strikes targeted military-related industrial facilities and ports.

Ukraine also launched attacks on Russian targets, including oil facilities in the Perm, Samara, and Astrakhan regions.

US authorities intercepted 90 shipments of biodiesel worth nearly $3 million that were bound for Cuba.

Federal agencies reported that the fuel was intended for a Cuban state-owned fuel wholesaler sanctioned by the United States.