first baltic front. operational unification of the soviet armed forces during the great patriotic war. operated in 1943-45 in the baltic direction. created on october 20, 1943 as a result of renaming the kalinin front. the front itself was created quite late. this is a front that began to function only in the fall of 1943, well and its first commander was yelemenko, though not for very long, about a month, then ivan bagramyan led the front, his task was precisely the liberation of northern belarus and military operations in the baltics against the enemy troops. under his command, the first baltic contributed to the operation that shook the whole world. ivan khristoforovich bagramyan, born into a family of a railroad worker, graduated from a railroad and technical school and before the first world war did not even think of going down the military path, but in 1915 he volunteered for the russian army, fought on the caucasian front, proved himself a brave fighter, scout and just before the february revoluti

here in the baltic sea, there's no current. so you never know in advance, you just have to be ready to look at this even without waste. it's fantastic. just look at my face in stone in the baltic sea is called the west sea. when i asked them why they said, look at a map. of course, it's true to see is to the west of the country and kept in work in the field and dive into business. they both spend their summers here with their families. now 39 and 42 respectively. they were children, when the soviet union collapsed, their families, still think of russia as the occupier of their country. and russia's war against ukraine has given them a new perspective on a spot on like gun ago. they somebody moist and i guess somebody goes with it on to 11 am eastern time to stand. jerome parents better because they've done to russian domination. you see why is the, the ends of the way they are going to start? how much our identity in the past was shaped by external interference. young people take the freedom we've had for 30 years for granted.

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why the baltic states as an wary of process. i've been visible in info and thanks for watching the tax excel, wasteful world news by the on the long voyage through the ocean. another how well was the cost for a long time, they had to be humans on the journey. now the trenches has become very protective of whales until the results of the ocean conservation start september full, d, w. here in the baltic states, people are all too familiar with moscow's hunger for power 10 and one name, which is russia. so any so i think that's enough as far away. no. it's only been around 30 years since the baltic states became independent from the soviet union. now, many here are once again, extremely suspicious of moscow. their former occupier are prepared to take the weapons to their hands and go to the front just to fight the enemy to defend their home. people here on the baltic sea have no intention of losing their freedom again. they are going to be, i'm, i'm not afraid if the ukrainians can beat the russians then. so can we let them come? w

here in the baltic sea, there's no current. so you never know in advance, you just have to be ready to look at this even without waste. it's fantastic. just look at my face in this don't in the baltic. sea is called the west sea. when i ask them why they say, look at a map, of course it's true to see is to the west of the country and kept in work in the field and dive into business. they both spend their summers here with their families. now, 39 and 42 respectively. they were children, when the soviet union collapsed. their families, still think of russia as the occupier of their country. and russia's war against ukraine has given them a new perspective on a spot on my gun ago. they somebody moisten. i guess somebody goes with it on to 11 am eastern time to stand jerome parents better because they've done to russian domination. you see why is the, the ends of the way they are going to start? how much are identity and the cost was shaped by external into sealants. young people take the freedom we've had for 30 years for granted.

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lithuania and other baltic countries joined the ussr against their will. want to talk about the background of the baltic states joining the soviet union. in 1934 , the idea of ​​the so-called eastern pact was promoted, it was promoted by france and the soviet union. they tried to conclude a number of agreements in order to prevent hitler from advancing into europe, including in the interests of the baltic states, unfortunately, nothing came of it, with hitler, first agreements poland, and then, i remind you, such a molotov-ribbentrop pact, in august of 1939 the soviet union signed an agreement, according to this secret protocol, an appendix to it, we defined zones of influence, not that the states entered according to the protocol, no, just. in august of 1939 this molotov-ribbentrop pact was signed, and already in september we signed agreements on military cooperation with the baltic states, according to which a military base was located in each of these states. the ideology of the war with hitler, stalin clearly understood this there, to move it away from

here in the baltic sea, there's no current. so you never know the phone, so you just have to be ready to look at this even without waste. it's fantastic. just look at my face or i think it's don't in the baltic. sea is called the west sea. when i asked them why they say, look at a map, of course it's true to see is to the west of the country and kept them working the film and dive into business. they both spend their summers here with their families . now, 39 and 42 respectively. they were children when the soviet union collapsed. their families still think of russia as the occupier of their country. and russia's war against ukraine has given them a new perspective on a spot on my gun ago. they somebody moist and i guess somebody goes with it on television. i'd be start to understand your own parents better because they've done to russian domination. you see why is the, the ends of the way they are going to start? how much are identity and the cost was shaped by external interference. young people take the freedom we've had for

here in the baltic sea, there's no current. so you never know in advance, you just have to be ready to look at this. even without waves. it's fantastic. just look at my face in a stony in the baltic sea is called the west sea. when i ask them why they say, look at a map, of course it's true to see is to the west of the country and kept in working the film and dive into business. they both spend their summers here with their families . now, 39 and 42 respectively. they were children when the soviet union collapsed. their families, still think of russia as the occupier of their country. and russia's war against ukraine has given them a new perspective on a spot on like gun ago with a somebody moist mega. somebody goes within on sullivan, i'm, you start to understand your own parent spec to the cause they, they've done to russian domination. you see why as the means of the way they are going to start, how much are identity in the past was shaped by external interference. young people take the freedom we've had for 30 years for gra

i want to talk about the background of the baltic states joining... the soviet union. 1934, the idea of ​​the so-called eastern pact was promoted, promoted by france and the soviet union. they tried to conclude a number of agreements in order to prevent hitler from advancing into europe, including in the interests of the baltic states. unfortunately, nothing came of it, first poland concluded an agreement with hitler, and then - let me remind you of the molotov-ribbentrop pact: in august of 1939, the soviet union signed an agreement, therefore, by the secret protocol, the appendix to it, we defined zones of influence, not that the state entered according to the protocol, no, just zones of influence. in august of 1939 , this molotov-ribittrop pact was signed, and already in september we signed. agreements on military cooperation with the baltic states, according to which a military base was deployed in each of these states. the ideology of the war with hitler, stalin clearly understood this there, this is to move away from the center as much as possible, yes, let's say,

the change of power in the baltics led to political purges. according to official statements by the soviet secret services , only german intelligence agents and counter-revolutionary underground fighters were arrested. in reality, the repressions affected innocent people as well. during 1940 and 1941, people were expelled from estonia, about 17,500 from lithuania, 1,500 from latvia, many of whom later died in stalin's prison camps. as always in that there was a lot of indiscriminate stuff, here and there they imprisoned people suspected by chance, and somewhere in june of 1941 deportations began. all these things are now being used to... prove that this happened, these republics were seized, everything was much more complicated, condemning the molotov-ribbentrop pact in words, in fact, many countries, having gained independence, continue to enjoy its fruits. in the summer of 1940, the ussr annexed bessarabia, which had been seized by romania, on the territory of which modern moldova would later emerge. belarus and ukraine received vast territo

uh, this new baltic states in the east are being held up. now. it's no surprise is that the baltic states also, and long as the countries to, that's supposed to ukraine's and most in relation to the rigidity of these states have signed bilateral agreements with you for the next 10 years, for military and economic support as an baltic states among the strongest support this of the rush of the sanctions against the russia. as there i demanded for example, that the sanctions remain enforced even often that options have for withdrawing from your grand one day. and all of this, the support devising population of the people here are donating a lot of ukraine, a list for any of, for example, people donated money for combat to drones, for seated bosses. he and lots of people donated used to call us defense, the grant and so on. and so one talking about average people um not a whole lot v as in your report for example of seem to be convinced by the both of the defense line. what's the mood like in the baltic countries as, as it's true, i'm hardly any one

the baltic states in the east are being held up. now, it's no surprise is that the baltic states, also, and long as the countries to, that's supposed to ukraine's most in relation to the rigidity. opening states have signed bilateral agreements with you for the next 10 years for military and economic support as an baltic states, among the strongest support this of the rush of the sanctions against the russia. as there, i demanded, for example, that the sanctions remain enforced even often that options have for withdrawing from your grand one day and all of this to support the advising population. the people here are donating a lot of ukraine. a list for any of, for example, people donated money for combat to drones, for city bosses, he and lots of people donated used to call us defense the grant and so on and so on . you, we appreciate the w's read abilities. now let's look at some on using brief the use top diplomats as a blocks of consider imposing sanctions on some is really ministers. joseph burrell, accused on name cabinet, mem

the baltic states in the east are being held up. now, it's no surprise is that the baltic states also among the countries that support ukraine's and most in relation to the region to be all the states have signed bilateral agreements with you for the next 10 years. for military and economic support as an baltic states among the strongest supporters of the rush of the sanctions against the russia, as i demanded, for example, that the sanctions remain enforced even often that options have produced, drawing from ukraine one day and all of this to support the vice and population, the people here are donating a lot, still ukraine. it was for any of, for example, people donated money for combat to drones, for city bosses. he and lots of people donated used to call us defense the grant and so on and so on. that was usually associated with, you know, he's read, that'd be a chief. now the 2020 full paralympic games have begun in paris with an opening ceremonies celebrating human spirit rising above the diversity. move in full 1000 disabled e

there is a consensus in the baltic states and to a point to i would argue also in finland. now much of the build up of these defense lines is about protecting against a full scale invasion that might happen in the future. but people say that pollutants, hybrid war is already on the way in your experience, how effective is rush. the strategy of sending would be my friends to test these board is well, it is a rather a fact to on both fronts, both on the kind of all over roaming the support systems for these people that are getting into the you. but the other thing is, of course, by increase of numbers, it also creates internal political pressures that are more of a long term game for russia. but i think there's a clear cut strategy behind that. and the, the full kind of having a control system that we can put in place over these is, is important. is there a danger of, i can ask you that governments use this, the 1st of all, the stress of russian military invasion as a cover for trying to keep migrants out. well, that was a big debate in the early faces when they butler starte

a large-scale dive into history has begun in the baltic sea.pecialists from the underwater research center of the russian geographical society have set off on an expedition to search for soviet aircraft that disappeared during the great patriotic war. scientists are trying to find out what fate befell the fighters, attack aircraft and bombers. and the most important thing that happened to their crews, to reveal underwater secrets, nikolai went. hydroacoustic locator outboard and now all attention to the monitor, another passage on ribe along the birch islands in the baltic sea , the outlines of some debris appear on the seabed. quite well, a clearly defined object, and we understand that it is very similar to our plane. it is more difficult to detect an airplane than a sunken ship, the object is small and, as a rule, shot down in the air and hit the water, a fighter or attack aircraft - it's just a debris field. you can see the hull. wings, in principle, you can guess the outline of the cabin, divers should now check the acousticians' assumptio

and i ask you, how likely do you think it is, the person will attack the baltic states? i mean, how, how imminent is the thrust of dots attack full this way need not be or in a stone? yeah, i think at this point it is hard to tell, is it imminent or not, but the fact that it is not something that you can rule out, i think is a given on the for the pushed or is piece true strength. because from put into perspective weakness in wide segregation strength that does it. but do these physical defenses, like we just, sol, being built in that report? do they really offer much protection? would they also much protection when so much of russia's invasion of ukraine relies on drones, on blood bones, on all the guided missiles i don't think it is a total protection. i don't think even there is a plan that it will be everything that is put to stop brushing innovation if that happens, it is more about slowing down as we see in the battlefields in ukraine. it has been very, very fact too, especially for the ground troops advances, which are the core of the russian military. do the balt

so now we've russia were to attack the baltic states. all members of the alliance would be obliged to defend them of the ions of gospel and could play an important role in spending off a potential russian attack. according to military experts, install consequences. and i guess, go on the baltic sea office more opportunities for nato in the way that it gave us some added perhaps strategic steps. one option would of course be to use the show point for russian transports to and through the bowls, dixie to russia and st. petersburg, and to show points with me that there's, in the worst case scenario, the west could see it all, those kind of transports, making it more difficult for russia to load exchange good, send transport or other things like troops. the open passage is currently important for rushes shadow ships, but sweden has begun taking the guidelines situation seriously. as these images from a nato military exercise a few weeks ago show. soon up to 4500 sweetie soldiers are to be stationed here. we must defend ourselves. we called t

the sweetest island of got loan is affectionately called the pearl of the baltic sea. but this baltic paradise is under threat from its large neighbour to the east. faithful ingle plan has always been a little bit afraid or that the 2 russia suite is on the alert due to huge oil tankers that have been moving along, got bonds coast. they come from st. petersburg found for india or china. they're called shadow ships because of russia uses them to bypass the western sanctions imposed after russia invaded ukraine. so they, us, mine was a politician on got land for many years and she isn't only worried about a possible ship rec, so i think that there are more shapes from rational than that. we know shadow boats, not good at all. it is, we both single the environment and the ceiling and oil the in the seas. so dangerous swedish security experts believe that pollutant is using the shadow fleet to conduct oil trades to bolster his war chest, transporting oil to countries that aren't at here going to the sanctions. a recent study estimates that between 602000 tankers are curren

according to patushev, four new ones are to be built at the baltic shipyard in st.g, and one super-powerful one at the zvezda far eastern shipyard. another key task is to modernize the port infrastructure in murmansk, construction of modern terminals and transshipment complexes has been launched, and there are also plans to lay the foundation of a shipbuilding enterprise. the following news will certainly interest those who are planning to go to driving school soon. dsaf of russia, with the support of gazprom and automakers, has updated the school vehicle fleets driving for. on gas, which is twice cheaper than petrol, in addition, much more environmentally friendly, the russian gas concern provided significant discounts, which allowed to significantly reduce the cost of education in schools. the dssaf also took care of the participants of the special operation, who received leg injuries, cars for them, equipped with manual control. our correspondent, nikita korabenkov, has the details. so, interestingly, are we writing? no, of course, everything is fine. well done,

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the swedish island of gut line is affectionately called the pearl of the baltic sea. but this baltic paradise is under threat from its large neighbour to the east. faithful ingle plan has always been a little bit is afraid, or that the 2 russia suite is on the alert due to huge oil tankers that have been moving along guidelines coast. they come from st. petersburg found for india or china. they're called shadow ships because russia uses them to bypass the western sanctions imposed after russia invaded ukraine. so they, it's mine was a politician on got land for many years. and she isn't only worried about a possible ship wreck. i think the there are more ships from russia then. then we know shadow boats, not good at all. it is we both single the environment and the ceiling and oil the in the seas. so dania swedish security experts believe that pollutant is using the shadow fleet to conduct oil trades to bolster his war chest, transporting oil to countries that aren't adhering to the sanctions. a recent study estimates that between 602000 tankers are currently in opera

the sweetest island of gut line is affectionately called the pearl of the baltic sea. but this baltic paradise is under threat from its large neighbour to the east. faithful ingle plan has always been a little bit is afraid, or that the 2 russia suite is on the alert due to huge oil tankers that have been moving along god's coast. they come from st. petersburg found for india or china. they're called shadow ships because russia uses them to bypass the western sanctions imposed after russia invaded ukraine. so they, us, mine was a politician on got land for many years. and she isn't only worried about a possible ship wreck. i think that there are more ships from russia then. then we know shadow boats, not good at all. it is we both single the environment and the ceiling and oil the in the seas. so dangerous swedish security experts believe that pollutant is using the shadow fleet to conduct the oil trains to bolster his war chest, transporting oil to countries that aren't adhering to the sanctions. a recent study estimates that between 602000 tankers are currently in op

sea, then our lower horizon is 20 m under water, below the baltic sea, the baltic sea, yes , that's absolutely right, tell me, that's exactly specifically the tiers, do they have some kind of report, we don't call them tiers, we call them horizons, horizons, and why, by the way, in mining it appeared that a bench, a horizon, each horizon has its own mark, let's say, the lowest mark, where we see water now - it's -2, and minus ten, yes, but we, as they say, again, push off from the baltic sea from the baltic sea, i wanted to ask, they will still dig, here is another new horizon, yes, yes, we have developed a project for four more horizons of 15 m, that is, we plan to develop another 60 m in depth rather, so good, and how much longer can this quarry exist, how long has it already existed, this year we had 50 years in the first explosion, 50 years, and another 25 years, and another 25, that is, until 2050. as if toy excavators are here yes, they are so small, here we saw, it seems, such a colossus. you have to look up , like, from here from the observation deck it is even smaller than

this is also what latvia, what baltic countries have advocated for. to stick for a moment longer with this offensive. you say you are behind it, you support it. but what's the strategy? you know, what do you think the medium—to—longer—term plan is for this particular territorial incursion? well, wars are about wars of will. wars about taking initiative. and also, as i said previously, ukraine has proven that it has its capabilities, it has its resolve. no, i get that. i mean, taking the initiative... it also showed exactly that russia has its vulnerabilities. taking the initiative has happened. yes. it clearly took the russians by surprise. absolutely. it clearly embarrassed putin. the question going forward is — what happens now? general syrskyi, commander of ukrainian forces, say they now control more than 1,300 square kilometres of russian territory. they've extended the 1000—kilometre front line even further, and therefore stretched their own resources even further. do you believe ukraine intends to hold this territory? i guess when we discuss mil

the sweetest island of gorsline is affectionately called the pearl of the baltic sea. but this baltic paradise is under threat from its large neighbour to the east. faithful ingle plan has always been a little bit is afraid, or that the 2 russia suite is on the alert due to huge oil tankers that have been moving along guidelines coast. they come from st. petersburg found for india or china. they're called shadow ships because russia uses them to bypass the western sanctions imposed after russia invaded ukraine. so they, it's mine was a politician on got land for many years. and she isn't only worried about a possible ship wreck. i think that there are more ships from russia then. then we know shadow boats not to go that the we bought single, the environment and the ceiling and oil the in the seas. so dangerous swedish security experts believe that tutoring is using the shadow fleet to conduct the oil trades to bolster his war chest, transporting oil to countries that aren't adhering to the sanctions. a recent study estimates that between 602000 tankers are currently in

but this baltic paradise is under threat from its large neighbour to the east. people ingle plan has always been a little bit us afraid or that the to russia suite is on the alert due to huge oil tankers that have been moving along guidelines coast. they come from st. petersburg found for india or china. they're called shadow ships because russia uses them to bypass the western sanctions imposed after russia invaded ukraine. so they, it's mine was a politician on got land for many years. and she isn't only worried about a possible ship wreck. i think that there are more ships from russia then. then we know shadow boats, not good at all. it is we both single, the environment and the ceiling and oil the in the seas. so dangerous swedish security experts believe that putting is using the shadow fleet to conduct oil trades to bolster his war chest, transporting oil to countries that aren't adhering to the sanctions. a recent study estimates that between 602000 tankers are currently in operation. some of them least many dilapidated experts have called it a ticking ti

this is also what latvia, what baltic countries have advocated for. to stick for a moment longer with this offensive. you say you are behind it, you support it. but what's the strategy? you know, what do you think the medium—to—longer—term plan is for this particular territorial incursion? well, wars are about wars of will. wars about taking initiative. and also, as i said previously, ukraine has proven that it has its capabilities, it has its resolve. no, i get that. i mean, taking the initiative... it also showed exactly that russia has its vulnerabilities. taking the initiative has happened. yes. it clearly took the russians by surprise. absolutely. it clearly embarrassed putin. the question going forward is — what happens now? general syrskyi, commander of ukrainian forces, say they now control more than 1,300 square kilometres of russian territory. they've extended the iooo—kilometre front line even further, and therefore stretched their own resources even further. do you believe ukraine intends to hold this territory? i guess when we discuss mil

even more surprising was the appearance on the shore of the baltic sea near zelenogradsk-large tuna. this fish usually does not go so far north. according to experts, one of the possible explanations for its appearance may be climate change. the last few days are striking examples of this. the water temperature in the baltic sea is now like in the middle of summer, the air has already warmed up to +30 in some places by midday. temperature records in the region have been broken for the second day in a row. and the hot south of russia has unexpectedly become attractive to bats. in novorossiysk, rescuers caught and released 12 bats in one night. they got into the dwelling through open windows. as experts explained, the bats are now in the migration period. on the way to africa, a stop on the hot coast of the black sea is quite comfortable for them. tomorrow, almost all the territory of european russia will remain in the area of ​​hot sunny and dry weather. small centers of cumulus rain clouds, carrying local showers and thunderstorms will continue to. deepen over some areas of the black

and now almost 700 trucks are standing in the track at the entrance to the baltic state. people are forced to suffer in the heat because of the ill-considered actions of european politicians. marina romanovskaya reports from the belarusian-latvian border. hundreds of trucks are waiting to enter latvia, but riga is in no hurry to raise the barrier, creating a transport collapse at the border. at the same time, the drivers' question is why the process of paperwork is so slow, the regulatory authorities of the neighboring states leave unanswered. drivers, it would seem, are used to everything, but such an attitude towards people goes beyond the bounds of reason. trucks with latvian, lithuanian, and moldovan license plates have run into the barrier of the baltic state. although truckers are ironic when studying geography, they would like to not stand on the side of the road, but...

compared this event with the communist congress and the heroic history of the aviation of the red banner baltic fleet, according to our estimates, up to seven hundred can lie here in the water, rsu researchers together with underwater archaeologists are restoring history in large numbers, is ready to facilitate the conclusion of a peace treaty between azerbaijan and armenia, vladimir putin announced this in baku. today is the main day of the russian leader's state visit to azerbaijan. during negotiations with his counterpart ilham aliyev, the president noted that our countries have great potential for developing relations. and alexey konapko is currently working in baku, as you can see, he is on direct communication with the studio. alexey, hello, tell us more about the program of the visit, how the negotiations are going. yes, hello. indeed , the negotiating part of this two-day visit of vladimir putin to azerbaijan is currently in full swing, the residence of zagulba is hosting it, and here for the second time in a few hours ilham aliyev greeted his russian colleague with hugs, the day before

a few people in the baltic states expect an even interesting that's raise this other the soviet, the policy us to visible in riga and dominion locked against are suspicious of the or for most of the players to the suit to 3 years off the phone with the soviet union and to it in house gave us a sense of restless, full scale invasion of ukraine. defending 0, independence is more important. so lots vince than ever. that for this i think it's necessary. i'm glad that it's finally being designed to type the alarm within him to leave fact that the external board is being strengthened is very good and upset . so as i'm or not, i think it's an unnecessary waste of money. i'll just hire somebody because it's useless from a military point of view or not move. i sent them all. i don't think russia would attack latvia as the thing lucky is of no interest to russia. strengthening is a boy who also sort of another purpose, but they fight against irregular migration. one of the ways that the russia and to neighboring brother was a waging, as so called hybrid to war against the west. i saw some of m

the results of the ocean conservation start september full d w here in the baltic states, people are all too familiar with moscow's hunger from.

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the germans planned to begin colonization of the occupied lands from the baltics, western belarus, the leningrad region, central ukraine and crimea. the ost plan envisaged the creation of 36 strongholds of three administrative districts in the leningrad, kherson and bialystok region. 1.5 million germans were to be resettled there, and 90% of the local residents - a total of about 5 million people, partially driven into ghettos, sent beyond the urals or destroyed. all these regions had to be adapted to the thousand-year the third reich in different ways, somewhere the population had to be completely destroyed or taken away or resettled somewhere, so to speak, it will be completely occupied by germans, other territories will be partially occupied by germans, who will occupy the dominance. at the forefront of the struggle of the german people with russianness and asianism, a number of territories can be identified, to which not only the resources of state power should be attracted, but first of all the german people themselves as the indigenous population to ensure viability of the reich.

baltic sailors and cadets will hold friendly sports competitions with venezuelan sailors. state historical museum presents an exhibition dedicated to the novodevichy convent. this year, the famous moscow monastery celebrates five hundredth anniversary. and zineida kurbatova will tell you about the rich history of the monastery and how it is connected with the most important stages of the country's history. the era when vasily ii founded the novodeevichy monastery is one of the most important in russian history. it was then that the unification of russian lands around moscow took place. so smolensk is an ancient russian city, was under the rule of the lithuanians, but on august 1, 1514. the russian state, believe me, so to speak, it is not by chance that it appears in the tale of bygone years, it appears in other, so to speak, significant works of that time in russian annals. the exquisite exposition reminds us of the majestic architecture of the smolensk cathedral . the exhibition features the most important items related to the time of troubles and the accession of the ro

throughout the great patriotic war, air battles over the baltic sea took place almost daily. hundreds of aircraft still lie at the bottom of the sea. on the boat of the russian underwater research center. before the divers begin work, it is necessary, as they say here, to roll out the polygon hectare by hectare. this is perhaps the most painstaking part of the search. work, to determine the exact location of the wreckage in the water, first they lower a special side-view sonar, it will show everything that is directly below us, at a distance of 100 m from the left and right sides, while it is enough to lower it to a depth of half a meter. according to the data from the archive, somewhere 500 m from the shore , a damaged soviet attack aircraft fell, something similar to the wreckage is found by our sonar. here we see our very object, partly washed away in the sand, sometimes the pilot simply landed the plane on the water then it is preserved in a fairly intact form, and if it was a downed plane, in some cases we see a field of debris scattered at a distance of up to 50 meters,

just how important the deployment in lithuania is of freedom and peace in the alliance area in the baltic region. in other words, where a direct confrontation with russia seem, is conceivable. gone, that's good. all the money to buy the in summer. 2020 for some $150.00 of them will be deployed to lithuania for 6 months. so i, they will be part of the nato enhanced forward presence. battle group needs to be a point in the about 2 people on the group was created following russia's annexation of ukrainian crimea. the f. b consists of 4 multinational battalions with over $1000.00 soldiers each stationed in the nato, states of estonia, latvia, lithuania, and poland. their personnel are rotated every 6 months. these combat troops are intended to strengthen the 4 host countries militarily and deter russia from attacking. each battalion is led by one nation's army. the nation in charge of the lithuanian mission is germany. the p battalion in lithuania currently consists of around 1700 service men and women about 850 of whom have been sent by the german armed forces. while the others come from the

just how important the deployment in lithuania is of freedom and peace in the alliance area in the baltic region. in other words, where a direct confrontation with russia seem is conceivable gun that's cut off with the money to buy the in summer 2024. some $150.00 of them will be deployed to lithuania for 6 months. so i, they will be part of the nato enhanced forward presence battle group each problem and even needs to be a phone interview about 2 people on the group was created following rushes, annexation of ukrainian crimea. the f. b consists of for multinational battalions with over $1000.00 soldiers each stationed in the nato, states of estonia, lexia, lithuania, and poland. their personnel are rotated every 6 months. these combat troops are intended to strengthen the 4 host countries militarily and deter russia from attacking. each battalion is led by one nation's army. the nation in charge of the lithuanian mission is germany. the battalion in lithuania currently consists of around 1700 service men and women about 850 of whom have been sent by the german armed forces. while the oth

cnn added that during that voyage the crew is reportedly suspected of diving. into the baltic sea and attaching explosives to the massive northstream pipelines which subsequently detonated and damaged both lines according to the outlets, so very awkward, nothing less than awkward, and imagine how many other things um, we're lies that we have yet to discover, but can imagine or so, uh, the all funded by the western digital, i wouldn't be surprised a bit if there are other espinage attempts that would be pinned on russia and then uh uh basically be uh committed by someone else, anyways, you're staying with us because next we're going to talk about social media, there's a lot of talk about there, ladies and gentleent, stay tuned, next we have social media expose. from the us to europe to india, passing through the entirety of west asia, netizens and activists say the world's largest social media platforms are curtailing the reach of content critical of zianist israel, no surprise there giving that we here at pris tv's expose were censored last week after youtube decided without any prior

and now almost 700 trucks are standing in the rut at the entrance to the baltic state. people are forced to suffer in the heat because of the ill-considered actions of european politicians. marina romanovskaya reports from the belarusian-latvian border. hundreds of trucks are waiting, but riga is in no hurry to raise the barrier, creating a transport collapse at the border, while the question of drivers, why the process of paperwork is so slow, is left unanswered by the controlling authorities of the neighboring state, the drivers, it would seem, have gotten used to it to everything, but such an attitude towards people goes beyond the boundaries of reason, trucks with latvian, lithuanian, moldovan numbers have run into the barrier of the baltic state, although studying geography , the truckers are standing there ironically, they are not kicked out, well, we try to keep it clean, the store is nearby, this is what saves us, it was necessary for the truck to be loaded here again, but we are still here, time is passing, and the cargo is lying, according to the bilateral agr

just how important that employment in lithuania is of freedom and peace in the alliance areas in the baltic region. in other words, where a direct confrontation with russia seem is conceivable, gone, that's good, all the money to buy them in summer, 2024. some $150.00 of them will be deployed to lithuania. for 6 months. they will be part of the nato enhanced forward presence battle group program. and even in the about 2 people on the group was created following russia's annexation of ukrainian crimea. the f. b consists of for multinational battalions with over $1000.00 soldiers each stationed in the nato, states of estonia, lexia, lithuania, and poland. their personnel are rotated every 6 months. these combat troops are intended to strengthen the 4 host countries militarily and deter russia from attacking. each battalion is led by one nation's army. the nation in charge of the lithuanian mission is germany. the f. p battalion in lithuania, currently consists of around 1700 service men and women about 850 of whom have been sent by the german armed forces. while the others come from the nethe

just how important the deployment in lithuania is of freedom and peace in the alliance areas in the baltic region. in other words, we're a direct confrontation with russia seem, is conceivable. gone. that's cut off with the money to buy them in summer. 2020 for some $150.00 of them will be deployed to lithuania for 6 months. so i, they will be part of the nato enhanced forward presence battle group before argument, even as we have one in the about 2 people on the group was created following russia's annexation of ukrainian crimea. the f. b consists of 4 multi national battalions with over $1000.00 soldiers each stationed in the nato, states of estonia, lexia, lithuania, and poland. their personnel are rotated every 6 months. these combat troops are intended to strengthen the 4 host countries militarily and deter russia from attacking. each battalion is led by one nation's army. the nation in charge of the lithuanian mission is germany. the p battalion in lithuania currently consists of around 1700 service men and women about 850 of whom have been sent by the german armed forces. while the

just how important the deployment in lithuania is of freedom and peace in the alliance area in the baltic region. in other words, where a direct confrontation with russia seem, is conceivable. gone, that's cut off with the money to buy the in summer 2020 for some $150.00 of them will be deployed to lithuania for 6 months. so i, they will be part of the nato enhanced forward presence battle group before i even need to be a point in the about 2 people on the group was created following russia's annexation of ukrainian crimea. the f. b consists of 4 multi national battalions with over $1000.00 soldiers each stationed in the nato, states of estonia, lexia, lithuania, and poland. their personnel are rotated every 6 months. these combat troops are intended to strengthen the 4 host countries militarily and deter russia from attacking. each battalion is led by one nation's army. the nation in charge of the lithuanian mission is germany. the p battalion in lithuania currently consists of around 1700 service men and women about 850 of whom have been sent by the german armed forces. while the others

for example, latvia has about 700 trucks stuck at the entrance to the baltic state. european carriers are incurring huge losses due to the downtime, truck drivers have to wait for days until riga raises the barrier. they could go, come, bring more products, which, for example, have already accumulated in moldova, and juices, wines, but they have to stand, the matter not in belarus, belarusians, as if we always enter and leave quickly, probably after all , politics in the european union, we have a little problem, everyone suffers from this, not our budget. young , everyone, i think that everyone suffers from this , first of all, drivers, i don’t like big loud words, i’m not a politician, i’m a hard worker, people are not stupid, everyone understands all this, cargo transportation, detours, that, diesel fuel, fuel, our salary, all this ultimately affects consumers, that’s why everything on the shelves gets more expensive, that is, everything is interconnected, this mechanism, chain mechanism, somewhere it broke, everything is not going, according to bilateral agreement

but here in the baltic, there is little doubt as to where the real enemies right is the nato. if the battle group is stationed in request, a town in south eastern lithuania, the location is of strategic importance. close to this to fall key gap. what nato calls the 100 kilometer long border between lithuania and poland. a needle spears that russian troops could invade lithuania with soldiers from the colon and grad region, and bella roost. cutting off the 3 both countries from the rest of the nato alliance . this scenario is not at all unrealistic. in february 2022 russian troops invaded ukraine from bella. ruth platoon leader jordan has finished his patrol. he gives his squad leader some final instructions. it's going to be a long night to try to for the next day at the barracks, denver o clock, jordan and his platoon are preparing for yet another exercise near the bella roost border last night was a success of the of the done. we had our 1st and then be contacted midnight to detect the enemy's scouting party and immediately captured into the north to the front of the number

a dive into memory to the bottom of the baltic for evidence of feats in the sky, il-2 attack aircraft and other finds of the russian geographical society. so, the state visit of the president of russia to azerbaijan has ended. vladimir putin and ilham aliyev today, not only did we hold talks, the economic results of which are significant. our countries have a common advantageous geographical position for cooperation, approaches to security in the caucasus, the russian leader also spoke about them, and the atmosphere in which the presidents communicated, the level of reception of the guest and the reciprocal respect for the hosts. anna kurbatova from baku. the second day of vladimir putin's state visit to azerbaijan. the president lays flowers at the graves of the national leader of the republic heydar aliyev and his wife zalieva, then is heading to the eternal flame monument. i would like to note that we are very satisfied with the level of interaction between our countries, the declaration on allied cooperation that we signed in february of 2022 is being successfully implemented, in

so i used to think that plus, i just wonder what you know see, it has returned to the baltic states, the fear of most of the power, the modem. so here's a task. since this tony is not the miscellaneous independent from rush, lots of people here expect from the future. a chip through the baltic states in no d, w, the togetherness at the place even just came off and it is 3 of the to julie zullie, the inventory, and click the hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for african issues and share ideas the, you know, or the side that will be a north of bridge attached and then topic applicants population is really fast. and young people clearly have the solutions. the future is 77 percent. every weekend on dw and in some more to say you just click away, find out basic document, and you really see the world as he's never seen it before. the drive now to dw the the.

officials in the region said, russia, with a port along the baltic, has small quiet submarines that can move undetected, according to former military and intelligence officials in the region. yeah, so it then ended with very shotty comment from a swedish counter intelligence official saying, an interview, daniel stenling, sweden's top counter intelligence official, declined to... speculate a perpetrator, but he placed the nordstream attack squarely in the context of increasingly brazen russian espinat, so he didn't want to speculate, but then he he speculated. so fast forward to 2024, and last week specifically, after a 19 month investigation to identify who blew up the northstream gas pipeline between russia and germany in 2022, berlin issued an arrest warrant for ukrainian diving instructor, and so here's how the nyt exposed its own previous. lies by publishing a piece that gave weight to the german results year before the german investigation was even finalized. wow, in a piece published on march 7, 2023 by adam entos, julie, julian barnes and adam gold. called intelligence suggest p