justice, just yesterday sentences were passed on people involved in the riots a few days ago, and some of them received sentences of up to 3 years, this is a very powerful signal. society does not particularly accept the signal, the prime minister has only been in office for a month, and the inability to cope with the riots has already dropped the rating, and by 16 points at once. not everyone likes the police methods of the new government. children are not left out. the younger generation of britons enthusiastically sets fire to patrol cars. there is neither respect nor trust in the police, less than 50% the population approves of its work, the protests have only made the situation worse. 6.00 law enforcement officers who are sent to suppress the riots do not stand on ceremony with the participants. they set dogs on them, beat them with batons, this is how the police disperse the right-wing radical protest, they also try to stand in the way of muslim patrols, it does not work out very well. groups.

for most of the last 30 years, mass, uncontrolled immigration, refusal to do what needs to be done to regain control of our borders, failure to integrate newcomers, refusal to confront radical islamism and acknowledge the obvious shortcomings of multiculturalism. the british prime minister convened a meeting of the cobra emergency committee twice in a week and met with representatives of the intelligence services. they agreed to strengthen security at the mosque and better monitor social networks to identify

. no one discussed the reason why the riots began. denis davidov, evgeny samsonov and andrey ivanov, news.

people who serve in intelligence are not even physically strong, but simply strong in spirit. this is a symbol, what it wears, i believe, should be in everything a model, they should follow it. it can't be worse, it can be better. we've always had this motto in life. pushed these people into the doorway and, perhaps, it's all a dream, and you want to open your eyes and wake up.

now the latest news from the middle east conflict zone: israel today began a new military operation in the south of the gaza strip. the population was required to leave the area, it will soon be under missile attack. the idf is attacking, despite calls from around the world to stop hostilities, after a school in gaza was bombed, in which palestinian refugees gathered. how

hamas responds and what threats it poses to israel, the country with the largest army in the middle east, iran. in a report by our own correspondent in egypt, alexander belibov. the strike on the ottabain school in gaza was the third attack by the israeli air force on major civilian facilities in the palestinian enclave this week, as in previous cases the educational institution was a shelter for hundreds of refugees from all over the sector, displaced to a zone that the israeli military itself called safe, which they themselves struck. at the time of the attack , people had gathered for morning prayers, located next to a mosque, given the intelligence resources available to the idf, it was very difficult not to notice the crowd of believers. three missiles were fired, two from military aircraft and one from a drone, as a result of which everyone who was inside the mosque or in the prayer area was killed or wounded. according to the latest data, more than 100 people were killed as a result of this strike, 60 were wounded, and the total number

of deaths in the gaza strip since october last is approaching 4,000, and this is clearly not conducive to ceasefire talks, the resumption of which is expected next week. meanwhile, hamas is getting worse, with armored infantry brigades of the israeli army increasingly falling into ambushes by palestinian resistance units, while idf units are literally rushing around the gaza strip in search of militants, sometimes curtailing, sometimes resuming operations in one area or another. some israeli forces have now been redeployed to the border with lebanon, where

the number of strikes from the palestinians has increased sharply. the hazbalis in lebanon itself are now seriously concerned that if a full-scale conflict breaks out, the target of israeli strikes could be not only the southern regions of the country, but... iran, while maintaining intrigue regarding the possible targets of its actions, is clearly hinting that the islamic republic is ready for any developments.

the naval forces of the islamic revolutionary guard corps have been replenished with new anti-ship missiles. iranian tv channels are reporting the largest delivery of weapons to the country's armed forces. the commander of iran's quds force, part of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, vowed that iran would take brutal revenge on israel for the assassination of hamas political leader ismail haniyeh. the quds force leader stressed that this retaliation , coupled with determined resistance from regional allies, would hasten the fall of the israeli regime. but israel's allies, of course, the americans , are now more active in the region than ever. here is footage of the aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt in

the persian gulf. notably, these shots were taken by an iranian drone, which closely monitors the us navy warships. will iran refuse to retaliate, or is this just the calm before the storm? now, perhaps, the main question: tehran can theoretically change its position in the event of a radical change in the situation in the region, for example, the conclusion of an early ceasefire in the gaza strip. which in the current circumstances seems like something out of the realm of fantasy. alexander belibov, dmitrievich arbakov and maria bolatvina, lead the middle east. serena air of hostilities that have no end in sight. about whether they are ready the israeli authorities to give in to pressure from within and without. to negotiate with the palestinians. a report by our middle east bureau chief sergei pashkov. for more than 10 months now, every saturday in front of the general staff building on... hostage square, those who demand from the government an immediate ceasefire in gaza, a deal to

free israeli captives in the palestinian enclave, have been gathering, but this time there was a really big rally, it was a rally of despair, those who gathered in the square understand perfectly well that if there is no deal will be made next week, those trapped in gaza are doomed, whether the fire in gaza stops and... whether a deal is made depends on the expected attack here by iran and hezbollah, but the rally participants doubt that netanyahu will agree to the terms of yahweh senvar, the man responsible for organizing the massacre on black saturday, october 7. there is no sign that netanyahu wants to make a deal, but i hope that it will happen soon, but faith in it is becoming weaker and weaker. 115 israeli hostages, alive and dead, remain in gaza in their hands. washington demands a quick deal, hoping that it will significantly reduce

the level of escalation in the region. at the beginning of next week, a whole group of high-ranking officials from the united states and the head of the cia will fly to the region. meanwhile, military actions in gaza continue. the previous evening , militants fired four rockets from hanyounas at israeli territory adjacent to the enclave. hamas responded to the attack on the al-tabin school in gaza. the government army. israel questions palestinian data on civilian casualties, claiming that the school building housed the headquarters of hamas militants. the building that was hit was used by hamas terrorists as a hideout and coordination center for planning and carrying out terrorist attacks against israeli soldiers and civilians. the army confirmed the elimination of nineteen hamas and islamic jihad terrorists. their names and positions were published in a press release today. military

operations continue in the north of the country. on saturday evening , drones were again recorded being launched into israeli territory by militants of the lebanese shi'id group hezbollah. but this is not at all the attack that israel is expecting, preparing bomb shelters, hospital basements, installing a home front application on smartphones. institutions are operating as usual.

that god will have mercy on us, and in general, of course, this anxiety will pass. a major regional war threatens the main shrine. cities of three religions, where today they pray for peace, which in modern realities is taking place rather in the category of miracles. sergey pashkov, alexander ivanyuk, anastasia demyanets, vesti israel. one of the eloquent results

of the paris olympics, the resignation of the head of the mog thomas bach. he will not run for this post again. in general, it is logical, the german fencer on the foil buried the olympic movement. right at this moment the closing ceremony of the olympics is taking place, which has already been called the dirtiest because of the quality of the water in the hay, and the most unconventional, because its champions for the first time became participants of a gender that is difficult to determine. the organizers even managed to spoil the medals themselves, the gilding has already started to fall off. they promised to remake the awards, but it is unlikely that they will be able to correct the impressions left by the games in paris. our political observer, alexander khristenko, talks about the most scandalous olympics. instead of a show on the river, the usual

stadium stade the france with... 80,000 seats. today's closing ceremony of the games was initially positioned as more modest than the opening and in form, perhaps in content, they began with a repeat of the highlights, the most scandalous, for which he could apologize, wisely did not include. at the beginning, everything is emphasized decently, the anthem of the french capital sounds, a song under the sky of paris in 1951. a landed balloon with a bowl of the olympic flame, it goes out here, a particle is taken by the most titled athlete of these games , the french swimmer leon marchand, who became a four-time olympic champion, at this time in the stadium everything is classical, a symphony orchestra, the anthem of france. at

the stadium there is a parade of athletes, however, they promise a show with the participation of. turned out to be overflowing with a variety of could not interrupt the reality of the olympics, which scandals, perhaps the most grandiose scandal is women's boxing with the participation of athletes who were suspected of being transgender.

and man khililif and linyut have one x-chromosome, tell us a little about this? a small percentage of people have problems with sexual development, this is when you cannot determine the exact sex of a person by the genitals, so in such cases it is easier to determine the sex by the set of chromosomes. and yes, that iman khililif and linyut are men by this indicator, they really are men. they have male chromosomes. the victory of these

two boxers is not surprising, and it seems to me that the olympic games in paris here. in history, because male violence against women has become a sport. in the end, the italian angela carini almost screamed in tears, i have never been beaten so hard, and the other defeated opponents, two suspicious boxers, showed xx with their hands as a sign that they have female chromosomes. the version that khilif and yutin are probably also women, but with features, the so-called intersexuals, against the background of the torn few people have been accepted into women's sports for transgender people, and the gender issue has become even more acute in world politics. who wants men to compete in women's sports? i would like to congratulate the young woman who made the transition from a man to a boxer, you saw, he won, she won a gold medal, and what about that beautiful italian boxer, she didn't understand what was going on in the ring, it's

not good, what madness, and kamala harris wants men to play women's sports, they drive people crazy, and in the american shot putter raven saunders, who considers herself a non-binary minority, that is, with her gender, as if she has not decided and demands to be called not she, but they, also competed in the women's category at the olympics. swimming in the seine was banned exactly 100 years after the 1924 olympics in paris. during this time, the river's condition has only worsened, as it seems the abilities of the organizers. contrary to scientific data and common sense, everyone on thursday and friday held 10 km marathon swims again with heavy ones.

euros for cleaning did not go into the sand. there is not a single athlete who got sick because he swam in hay. this is fake news. in addition, the national olympic committees themselves restored the truth, the hay was cleaned, and we are very proud of it. the fact that the maximum permissible concentrations of e. coli and faecal interracocs in the water were exceeded was indicated by the data from water samples, which, as french journalists found out, the organizers hid, although it was clear to the naked eye how dirty the water in the hay was and how thick the ice was on the banks. as a result, athletes from several teams fell ill with intestinal poisoning. a triathlete from belgium even ended up in hospital. and a canadian athlete threw up right after finishing live on air, these vomiting urges were suggested to be made a symbol of all these games on the internet. the triathlon was sensational, or better

yet, sensational. i don’t know if you understood me, but i tried. this is not a homeless person in the park, but an olympic champion, who is called the italian michael phelps, thomas ciccone. in the olympic village, he decided to sleep right on the street, because inside it's unbearably stuffy and hard on cardboard beds. in pursuit of the green agenda, the organizers thought about the athletes last. there are no air conditioners in the olympic village, it's hot, the food is bad. many athletes move because of this. it's either raining, or hot, or cold, we don't sleep well because of the filth. we eat, this is not an alibi or self-justification, it's just a reality that perhaps not everyone knows about. in social networks, residents of the olympic village complained that the canteen was tasteless,

meat was not served on the fly, the british three-time champion petey was not even in the fish as if i found worms. the food in the olympic village, i give it zero points out of ten, i got myself some water, haven't drunk it yet. why are there lip marks all over the glass? it 's supposed to be clean, it's so disgusting, however, western media have now begun to sympathize with athletes because of their supposedly meager earnings, when it turned out that some earn decent money by posting their photos and videos on pornographic sites, like canadian pole vaulter alisha newman, she won bronze in paris and, apparently, in order to attract more subscribers to nutent, joyfully danced tverg under the broadcast cameras right at the stadium, only the estonian divers seemed to have nothing to catch, sometimes it seemed as if they... saw the pole and the horizontal bar for the first time , where would we be without doping scandals, only this time, due to

the impossibility of blaming someone from the russian team, they took on chinese athletes, swimmers from the middle kingdom were tested several times more often than other athletes, while americans who were on doping could well have been allowed to compete, it turned out, that the u.s. anti-doping agency usada covered up athletes' use of banned substances in exchange for their agreement to become informants and inform on others. the world anti-doping agency (wada) said the u.s. agency usada violated the international code by allowing several athletes convicted of doping violations between 2011 and 2014 to work undercover and continue competing without prosecution in exchange for information on other violators. they acted as a secret. yusada agents in beijing reacted sharply, it was as if the fbi had made a deal with the mafia. in response to the scandal, the ioc has so far only called on the american anti-doping agency to respect the code.

world to enter into dialogue, well, and the final medal count of countries at the olympic games in paris in any case does not reflect the real balance of power in world sports. what we did not see this year was russia, which, for example, won four medals in takwando at the last olympics in tokyo. in terms of the total number of medals at at the tokyo olympics, russia was in third place after the united states and china, winning 71 awards. now, at the paris... piada, this place was essentially shared by great britain and france with a difference of one medal, and last time france was only eighth. the shock opening ceremony became a manifesto of non-traditional values, when instead of a parade of athletes - a gay parade, instead of unifying ideas - mockery of christian symbols. the vatican eventually formulated a reaction, literally, that at such a prestigious event,

which unites common values, they cannot resort to metaphors that present religious beliefs in an absurd light, but even in response to such vague formulations, thomas bach said that he had not received any messages from the holy see, and the violent reaction to the games in could be taken as a sign of their social and political significance, precisely as the other side of the coin of success. however, some medals from the paris games, as it turns out, are peeling off, and spectator interest in this olympics, despite all its scandalousness, is still...

let's translate from official language to understandable, all is not so scary if there is an instruction.

the city authorities decided to extend the ban on parking electric scooters in the center of st. petersburg until the end of the year. the northern capital was the first in russia to introduce restrictions on this type of transport and now other regions of the country are looking at its experience. the number of accidents involving electric scooters is growing, their number has increased 22 times over the past four years. new rules are being introduced, fines are increasing, but the dangerous trend has not yet been reversed, while the number of electric scooter users is growing, it is convenient and cheap get from the metro to work to the store, huh?