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it was like the incidents that you described in finland. there was also a suspected attempt to tamper with the water supply of the german military base. earlier this month. and this week we've seen drone flights over a sensitive industrial park on the german north sea coast. what do you think is going on here? or that's right, and in this case where the drones were cited was very interesting that germany announced publicly the, the investigation suspected espionage for the purpose of sabotage. so this was something that they're, they're really becoming much more candid about which teaches us a lot even if we don't know the exact details. and yeah, as you mentioned, there have been other incidents this, this base close to cologne where somebody cut a hole and somehow got close to the water supply. you know, for 24 hours it was believed the water supply had been tampered with. and that's something that's really frightening of, of course, to the population. and when that population is the military base, of course, you've got a suspect that the

it was like the incidents that you described in finland. there was also a suspected attempt to tamper with the water supply of the german military base. earlier this month. and this week we've seen drone flights over a sensitive industrial park on the german north sea coast. what do you think is going on here? or that's right, and in this case uh where the drones were cited. it was very interesting that germany announced publicly the, the investigation suspected espionage for the purpose of sabotage. so this was something that, um they're, they're really becoming much more candid about which teaches us a lot even if we don't know the exact details. and yeah, as you mentioned, there have been other incidents this, this base close to cologne where somebody cut a hole and somehow got close to the water supply. you know, for 24 hours it was believed the water supply had been tampered with. and that's something that's really frightening of, of course, to the population. and when that population is a military base, of course, you've got to suspec

the plan was this: to strike from finland, from finland, and from the caucasus.n addition, to create a national russian government, this is all in quotes, of course, all this became is known thanks to recently declassified soviet intelligence documents. it's time to recall the details of this plan and pay attention to some of its participants. we will need this today. attention. after the signing of the munich agreement in the fall of 1938 between germany, italy, france and great britain, according to which the sudetenland of czechoslovakia was transferred to the third reich, moscow's hopes of creating a european coalition to confront hitler effectively collapsed. i had another conversation with the german chancellor, gerhard hitler, here document that bears his name, as well as... we regard the agreement signed yesterday as a symbol of the desire of our two nations not to fight each other. after germany invaded poland, the commitments prompted great britain and france to declare war on germany, but poland never received any real help. having begun to move forwar

it was like the incidents that you described in finland. there was also a suspected attempt to tamper with the water supply of the german military base. earlier this month. and this week we've seen drone flights over a sensitive industrial park on the german north sea coast. what do you think is going on here? or that's right, and in this case where the drones were cited, it was very interesting that germany announced publicly the, the investigation suspected espionage for the purpose of sabotage. so this was something that, um they're, they're really becoming much more candid about which teaches us a lot even if we don't know the exact details. and yeah, as you mentioned, there have been other incidents this, this base close to cologne where somebody cut a hole and somehow got close to the water supply. you know, for 24 hours it was believed the water supply had been tampered with. and that's something that's really frightening of, of course, to the population. and when that population is a military base, of course, you've got to suspect t

it supplied about 600,000 cubic meters of timber to finland. we had to reorient ourselves to new markets in a short time. our main markets are russia and the cis. we have the same structural cross-border as the industry average, the middle east, north africa, turkey, iran, well, of course, the leader in many positions is in china, but ours, our focus today is to work more with the domestic market for all types of products, so that there is someone to sell to, and most importantly, there is something to sell to, russia has a fifth of all the world's timber reserves. elizaveta morskaya, ekaterina nikolaeva, news. let's talk about the weather: primorye continues to eliminate the consequences of extreme rainfall, at the same time a new storm warning has been announced for the region. we will find out all the details from our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova, she is joining me, good morning, but do i understand correctly that we are talking about about the next typhoon and what are the forecasts, when will it come to the sea? well, now this typhoon

this is due to a decrease in demand, but not only in finland, but in the world in general. a crisis, but a permanent crisis, it is not that it has just started, the pulp and paper industry. is leaving finland, it is moving to south america. in addition, you know that this digital revolution has also begun, paper newspapers are disappearing and going digital. raw materials from russia accounted for 10% of what the finns imported, but against the background of the general dynamics , the refusal of russian timber has become sensitive, and the country has its own resources, forests account for 77% of the territory, it is not possible to replace raw materials with domestic supplies due to environmental obligations. here we need to take into account the environmental protection policy in finland: we preserve forests, we do not cut them down, we have developed relevant legislation, and this is very important for us, but previously there was timber from russia. against the backdrop of the refusal of coal, gas and fuel oil, the demand for raw materials in finland is only growing, in

the pulp and paper industry is leaving finland, it is moving to...ounted for 10% of what the finns imported, but against the background of the general dynamics, the refusal of russian timber has become sensitive, and the country has its own resources, forests account for 77% of the territory, it is not possible to replace raw materials with domestic supplies due to environmental obligations. here we need to take into account the policy. environmental protection in finland, we preserve forests, do not cut them down, we have developed the relevant legislation, and for us this is very important, but before there was timber from russia. against the background of the refusal of coal, gas and fuel oil, the demand for raw materials in finland is only growing, in winter for heating houses, the input is wood, from which cellulose is produced. of course, the reduction in supplies has become a challenge for russian companies. several years ago, almost half of russian exports went to europe. timber industry. history of the rpl in the fifth round, dynamo on their

daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, news from the alan islands, finland. week, several famous russian artists and politicians fell victim to cyber fraudsters. just the day before , criminals cheated irina khakamada out of 4,000 rubles by lending her money. under the guise of an acquaintance, but the most high-profile case was with larisa dolina, a classic scam with her apartment and accounts cost the people's artist more than 200 million rubles, and the singer lost her real estate and her savings, about where the tracks lead and scammers, report by alexander karpov. i became a victim of scammers. it became known that the popular singer larisa dollina was robbed blind by aperists after strangers tried to move into her apartment in a prestigious residential complex in khamovniki , and what happened anyway, why aren't they letting you into your apartment, and she'll live there, they've already registered everything, even the release of dolina lives, well, i don't know, we want to get home, the people's artist, well, we don't need these. and why not, we do, we

finland is supposedly a neutral state.neutral state during the occupation of soviet korea in the great patriotic war, destroyed more than 100 thousand soviet citizens. people died of hunger and cold, as well as from slave labor... there is a burial place not only for the repressed, but also for soviet prisoners of war, partisans, civilians who were killed, shot by finnish servicemen, on the remains were found elements of the uniform, including those containing buttons with red stars, insignia, cartridges from pistols, with which they finished off, shot, in general , the modern finnish political mentality is very simple, everything good. it's about us, everything bad is not us, because it is not finnish mercenaries who are shedding the blood of civilians in donbass in the new original russian regions today, and not finnish punitive forces during the occupation karelians dealt cruelly with the russian population and our soldiers, so that even seasoned fascists sometimes felt sick, but it is worth reminding the modern finnish

for finland to leave the hitler coalition, because in the event of stalin's victory, finland will simplyld map, the soviet union is not a colonizer, don't be so scary, we don't plan to be erased. peace even germany, and even more so, i assure you, finland, i am in love with your press secretary, mrs. kalantai, and i am in love with your holidays, negotiations regarding finland's withdrawal from the hitler coalition began successfully, literally a few weeks later kalantai had a stroke and the negotiations. successfully started were on the verge of collapse. fortunately , everything worked out, soon kalantai went to amendment. comrade stalin values ​​you very highly. he values ​​you. of course, yes. otherwise, i would have long ago been where the rest of the members of the lenin guard were. there, or there. but why so gloomy? let's give him his due. thanks to stalin, there appeared. in modern history , a woman diplomat, i have been trying all my life to prove to everyone that a woman can be a diplomat no worse, and sometimes better than a man. if you persuade the finns to leave the hitler

, the only exception will be russians who have permanent residence in finland or dual citizenship.have a feeling they are afraid that we will buy up all of finland or something? i don't have any explanations, i just don't have any. we will teach them to drink or something bad, i don't know, i have no comments, i don't really understand why you need to buy real estate in finland, if you can, i don't know , look for something in karelia, in kaliningrad, in the leningrad region, although it will probably be more expensive there than in finland. so, let's move on to our topic today, and so, how can i describe it briefly, this is again a story about domestic violence and self-defense. here is the most important thing that i would like our guests to discuss today, this is the line when a victim of domestic violence, defending himself, crosses some barrier, from the point of view of the law, the victim becomes, in general , a criminal, a murderer, yes, well , it happens in different ways, here that is to define this line, in such conversations the most difficult thing is to understand. wh

well , we must remember that finland is on the front line, concludes mr. president alexander stup. i call for calmness and patience. we have the situation under control, there is no cause for concern. it is not necessary to exaggerate all the rhetoric coming from russia. i completely understand your concern. the president that if it were ukraine, i'm sorry, russia could somehow shell the territory of finland, because there is a big border there, but mr. president knows very well that russia has withdrawn very, very, very many of its troops from those places that were, from those, from those military bases that are located near the border with finland and took them away in order to transfer them to the ukrainian front, and who will fire there? finland, well, i don't know, there is no one and nothing, well , at least for now, it seems so to me, but the european external relations service, that is, i will call it this way, the ministry of foreign affairs of the european union advises the member states of the european community to continue the mission of the european union to provide m

they have nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month. has also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate�*s eight years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won the european championship in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the 21s before or currently. i think it was important too, not only with the players, but get staff around me who understand how i work and how i

well, you have to remember. that finland is on the front line, sums up mr.esident alexander stup. i call for calm and patience, we have the situation under control, there are no reasons for concern, you should not exaggerate all the rhetoric coming from russia. i completely understand mr. president's concern that ukraine, i'm sorry, russia could do something... there somehow shell the territory of finland, because there is a big border, but mr. president knows very well that russia has withdrawn very, very, very many of its troops, er, from those places that were, from those, from those military bases that are located nearby border with finland and took them in order to transfer them to the ukrainian front, and to whoever will be shelling finland there, well , i don't know, there is no one and nothing, well... at least for now, it seems so to me, but the european the service of external relations, that is, i will call it this way, the ministry of foreign affairs of the european union advises the countries, members of the european community, to continue the m

finland is forced to launch nato on the alland islands. residents think our consul - report by daria grigorova. five people arrested in the case of matthew perry's death, how they poisoned him with ketamine. all the honey on the shelves is wrong. results of the roskachestvo inspection. have you forgotten what day it is today? exactly 7 years ago. wait, it was a child, it was an unfinished fetus, you are a monster, we are looking at rtr, oleg, how did you end up here, you ran away, oleg, i am in trouble, help me, auntie, and who are you, you yourself delivered the baby, you said that he died, it is bad to come back. rest is to leave yourself alone. rest - is to think about nothing. when you are calm and completely switched off. rest is rest. we know everything about rest. anenics! immerse yourself in a world of luxury and comfort. at rixsas golf villas and suits sharmaЬshe them. a magnificent world-class golf resort surrounded by lush green fields and endless horizons. enjoy the modern design of rooms and luxury villas, ideal for couples an

finland, they say, is a neutral state. so, this neutral state, during the occupation of soviet korea in the great patriotic war , destroyed more than 100 thousand soviet citizens. people died of hunger and cold, as well as from the slave labor that hitler's finnish lackeys forced them to do. for obvious reasons , the finns categorically rejected this data. i noticed that the national archives of the united states of america contained not only finnish documents about the war there from 1939 to 1945, but also documents related to the red army, the finns hid, destroyed some, and hid some of their documents in other countries. including those concerning punitive actions, punitive anti-partisan operations operations against civilians the finns went very cruelly dealt with, shot, cattle, stole, in general everything, robbed, i was nine, my brother was eight, the finns they were very evil, punitive, that's what we called them, punitive detachments, my brother's special. conducted several expeditions search, archaeological in the

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in finland , the number of bankrupt companies is growing by 14% compared to last year. on average about 260 bankruptcies are initiated monthly, and increasingly it concerns companies in the consumer sector. in order to avoid bankruptcy, companies are forced to downsize. in particular , a chain of gardening stores has filed an application for restructuring. it intends to close some stores and reduce staff. experts predict that bankruptcy will threaten other large companies in the near future, the trend is not new, last year the number of bankruptcies in finland increased by almost 25% and became the highest since 1998. aesthetically pleasing, convenient and high-quality, when belarusian linen knitwear is the best gift for guests and partners. today , the focus of experts on the talk show economic environment, development of light industry. is it possible to replace imported materials, is the departure of second-hand so terrible? we, as local authorities, of course, maximally configure and ensure the maximum opening of retail outlets with the sale of light industry produc

vrd called the seizure of allegro trains by finland illegal.e terms of the agreement, these high-speed trains should run between st. petersburg and helsinki until at least 2041. instead, finland will move them to domestic routes next year. yes, unilaterally helsinki has been withheld since the twenty-second year, russian railways notes that now the penalty for failure to fulfill obligations by finnish railway workers exceeds 550 million rubles. and at the end of the issue about currencies, the dollar exchange rate today is 9128, the euro 101.62, and the chinese yuan today is worth 11 rubles 95 kopecks. and that's all i have for now. roman. konstantin, thank you. let's continue the issue. more than 260,000 tourists have passed along the route registered with the ministry of emergency situations since the beginning of this year. such statistics were cited by the department. as the rescuers noted, all these people have chosen a responsible approach to recreation. the ministry of emergency situations reminded that in case of an unforeseen situation

, and you can also block the passage to the gulf of bothnia and partly to the gulf of finland.aland islands were demilitarized back in 1856, then the swedes came in 1918, a few weeks after them the germans came, in 1940 russia demanded that the aland islands be demilitarized again, but not everyone is happy about it, but on the other hand, if you change the status of the islands, you don't know what might happen. finland is not allowed to station troops on the islands, but is allowed to have a coast guard. it can carry out patrols, but cannot have active-duty weapons. the big turning point was 2014, when the crimea attack occurred, and things have not been going well since then. planning for the use of equipment and training of personnel have changed based on information about the introduction of modern warfare received on... they are not so aggressive that finland has declared that these islands are in danger, so we need to use our strength. a new day and new details of the olympic competitions in seine, while specialists test the water daily monitor the level of fic bacteria

about it during. visit to Åland islands - said the president of finland alexander stup.e time, and this is the most important thing, the finnish leader emphasized that during hostilities on the territory of the terrorist country, the armed forces of ukraine have the full right to use the weapons they received from finland. next is a short quote from the finnish leader. we have no restrictions on what kind of weapons ukraine can use, and in what way the starting point is what ukraine has in full. the right to defend oneself within the framework of international law, and here too an interesting point and nuance, i.e. the president of finland, alexander stup, says that everything that happens in the kursk oblast, while it is still in russia and still in the federation, is taking place in accordance with the norms of international law, and therefore ukraine has every right to it, and we thank the finns for that , that they allowed to use their weapons as well, i wish that one more country and one of its leaders... well, i mean the chancellor of germany , olaf scholz, that he

the president of finland alexander stup said this during his visit to the alland islands. time, and this is the most important thing, the finnish leader emphasized that during hostilities on the territory of the terrorist country, the armed forces of ukraine have the full right to use the weapons they received from finland. next is a short quote from finnish. we don't have any restrictions on what weapons ukraine has can use and how the starting point is that ukraine has the full right to defend itself within the framework of international law. well, here is a very interesting point and nuance, that is , the president of finland, alexander stup, says that everything that happens in the kursk region, while it is still russian, while it is still a federation, is taking place in accordance with the norms of international law, and therefore ukraine has full rights. the right to it and thank the finns for allowing us to use their weapons too, i would like one more country and one of its leaders, well i mean german chancellor olaf scholz, that he still allowed to use, for exampl

he noted that the archipelago is more important for finland than gotland for sweden.ins in force. the russian consul is heading out to sea again for another raid. most. irina khakamada, borrowing money from her under the guise of an acquaintance, but the most high-profile case with larisa dolina, a classic scam with her apartment and accounts cost the people's artist more than 200 million rubles. the singer lost both her real estate and her savings. about where the tracks and scammers lead, a report by alexander karpov. i became a victim of scammers. it became known that the popular singer larisa dollina had been robbed of everything by swindlers after strangers tried to move into her apartment in a prestigious residential complex in khamovniki , and what happened anyway, why aren't they letting you into your apartment, and dolina lives there , everything, they've already registered her, they've even graduated. dolina lives, well, i don't know, we want to get home, the people's arcist, well, we don't need to be here with these people, and why not, we do, we still love

channel one, gulf of finland. once again about today's transfiguration holiday., the fruits of the new harvest are brought to the temple to be blessed. most of all in the gardens there are apples. hence the name "apple salvation". divine liturgy in the cathedral of christ the savior today headed by the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill. the white color of the church vestments symbolizes the divine light that emanated from the savior when he was transformed before the eyes of the apostles on mount favut. and in the ancient city of suzdal , the open-air museum continues to widely celebrate the millennium. the most impressive events are right now in the summer: exhibitions, battles, reconstructions, heroic games and fashion shows, as well as festivals, historical, gastronomic, theatrical, a living fairy tale. see for yourself, the river of time in suzdal is not a figure of speech. how use a portal to another era, lyubov filippova will tell. the most unusual way to get to the place of the performance is not on foot, not by car, and not even by boat, although

they have nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month.has also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate's eight years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also five played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won the european championship in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the 21s before or currently. i think it was important too, not only with the players, but get staff around me who understand how i work and how i wa

, but in any case a large part of the territory of finland , including the city of viipuri, as it is called, became part of the soviet union. and when hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, nobody there was ready for anything, it's very similar, by the way, and they invent a word treacherous again, it's their favorite word, treacherous, the question arises, what the hell do you believe, why you believed hitler when you were in serious confrontation with him for many years, and this act of non-aggression meant precisely that germany could, in principle, attack you. so you agree with her not to attack, well, if you agree with someone not to attack, you have somehow think about a possible attack, somehow carry out some measures, but this is not a story for stalin, why do you believe that the ukrainians cannot cross some part of the border if you are at war with them, why do you believe what you believe, in their weakness , in their decency, in their fear, what do you believe, that they broke your faith again, that where are you from the russian people? such a belief that he himself

society quietly swallowed finland's entry into nato. a society of pacifists, it seems.ng happened in sweden. therefore, what we must understand in this situation is that the peoples are not... first of all, they bear responsibility, that is, the european peoples bear responsibility for what they allowed, it was accepted to believe that the peoples are never responsible for anything, because as stalin said, the hitlers come and go, but the german people remain, of course they remain, but no one removes responsibility from the european peoples for what they have allowed, they must fight against the united states, expel them, because the united states is destroying their economy, depriving them of a future, and the united states is a beneficiary of the war of sanctions, another thing is that... the states have a destroyed digestive system, they have already decomposed themselves with their financial policy, so this is what they get in the form of the murder of european industry, it does not create an economic boom there, but still joe biden constantly emphasized that econo

england's senior team when they play their nations league matches against the republic of ireland and finlandterm replacement for gareth southgate who left his role last month. our football reporter alex howell is following the story for us: is just over three weeks since gareth southgate resigned from being the senior england team manager after defeat to spain and the euro final, and there's just that amount of time just over three weeks until england need to name their next squad for the nations league game against finland and the republic of ireland, so there isn't actually much time logistically to get a new manager in place, and if we look at what the fa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before you have stewart's peers and even gareth southgate, they got the role from the under 21 �*s in the stepping up. it fits into st george's park ethos. young players have a path and so do coaches as well. you also look at what he did last summer with that england under 21 side he won the european championships. they paid really, really good football other hand, exciting foot

, yes, precisely finland, but what’s interesting is that finland was to become not just, so to speak,cateur, not just, so to speak, that very sharpening, in which is being thrown in, i don't know, there are forces, resources... that's exactly it, in general, in theory , with her help from the finnish one , a world war should have started, and a world war in this layout: everyone against the ussr, it doesn't remind me of anything, then we turned out to be more cunning, so we decided today to continue this discussion, so to speak, to develop it very useful and not just interesting, not just instructive, so to speak. the british government publication discusses the plan to attack the ussr. its author is the minister of the navy winston churchill. general the plan's provisions were already ready by this time. the attack on the ussr was to take place in two directions at once: from the north and from the south, and almost all western countries were going to participate in it. the troops and navy of france and great britain were to attack from the north, from the territory of finland and th

, latvia, lithuania, estonia, everything was fine with these attacks, well , not so fine with finlandt in any case , a large part of the territory of finland, including the city of vii puri, which is now part of the soviet union, ended up. it's called vyborgo, but when hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, no one there was ready for anything, it's very similar, by the way, and they're inventing some kind of word faith again. this is their favorite word, treacherous, the question arises, why the hell do you believe, why did you believe hitler, when you were in serious confrontation with him for many years, and this act of non-aggression just meant that, in principle , germany could attack you, so you agree with it on non-aggression, well, if you agree on non-aggression with someone, you have to somehow think about a possible attack, somehow take some measures, but that's history not for stalin. eh, why do you believe that the ukrainians cannot cross some part of the border if you are at war with them, why do you believe, what do you believe, in their weakness, in their decency, i

england's senior team when they play their nations league matches against the republic of ireland and finlanda long term replacement for gareth southgate who left his role last month. our football reporter alex howell is following the story for us. it's just over three weeks since gareth southgate resigned from being the senior england team manager after defeat to spain and the euro final, and there's just that amount of time just over three weeks until england need to name their next squad for the nations league games against finland and the republic of ireland, so there isn't actually much time logistically to get a new manager in place, and if we look at what the fa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before you have stewart's peers and even gareth southgate, they got the role from the under 21's in stepping up. it fits into st george's park ethos. young players have a path and so do coaches as well. you also look at lee and what he did last summer with that england under 21 side he won the european championships. they paid really, really good football under him, ex

over three weeks, until england need to name their next squad for the nations league games against finlandmuch time logistically to get a new manager in place, and if we look at what the fa has done historically, they have actually looked internally before. you have stuart pearce, howard wilkinson, and even gareth southgate, they got the role from the under 21's in stepping up. it fits into st george's park ethos. young players have a development path and so do coaches as well. you also look at lee carsley and what he did last summer with that england under 21 side — he won the european championships. they played really, really good football under him, exciting football. and a number of those players have stepped up to the senior squad in that time. you have players like jarrad branthwaite, levi coldwell, adam walton, even though he played one game to made his debut for the euros, and cole palmer as well. so you will lot of the squad having them and also just being around st george's park. just enough time to recap our top story. just enough time to recap our top story — america's quincy h

, but in any case , a large part of the territory of finland ended up in the soviet union. with the cityri, which is now called vyborgo, but when hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, no one there was ready for anything, it is very similar, by the way, and they again invent some word treacherous, this is their favorite word, treacherous, arises the question is, why the hell do you believe, and why did you believe hitler, when you were in a serious confrontation with him for many years, and this act of non-aggression meant precisely that, in principle , germany could attack you, so you agree with her on non-aggression, well, if you agree with someone on non-attack, you must somehow think about a possible attack, somehow carry out some measures, but this is not a story for stalin, eh, why believe that the ukrainians cannot cross some part of the border, if you are at war with them, why do you believe that you believe in their weakness, in their decency, in their fear, what do you believe, that they broke again. your belief that where does the russian people come from, such a belief t

well, in addition, this week the president of finland suddenly announced that russia and ukraine have come to a point where ... negotiations should begin, according to him, the principle of reality is that if we participate in negotiations, that is, in the second summit it is planned to involve china and the countries of the global south, well then they say it is necessary to involve russia as well. well, here it is also worth noting that moscow did not officially confirm its readiness to send its representative to the second peace summit, well, in in the context of potential negotiations with russia, it is probably also worth mentioning volodymyr zelenskyi's decree from the fall of 2022, which talked about the impossibility of conducting negotiations with vladimir putin. perhaps public opinion in ukraine will force zelensky to change this point of view. i will once again remind you of the latest sociology: 57% of ukrainians believe that ukraine should start negotiations with russia. but what is important, in this same survey, 66% of respondents said that ukraine should return the ter

, but in any case - in any case , a large part of the territory of finland with the city of vii puri, is now called vyborgo, was part of the soviet union, but when hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, no one was ready for anything there, it is very similar by the way. and they again invent some word treacherous, this is their favorite word, treacherous, the question arises: what the hell do you believe, why did you believe hitler, when you were in serious confrontation with him for many years, and this act of non-aggression is precisely meant that, in principle, germany could attack you, so you agree with it on non-aggression, well, if you agree with someone on non-aggression, you should somehow think about the possible. attack, somehow carry out some measures, but this is not a story for stalin, why believe that the ukrainians cannot cross some part of the border if you are at war with them, why do you believe, what do you believe, in their weakness, in their decency, in their fear, that this is what you believe, that they have broken your faith again, that where are you from

to lake saimaa, yes finland, as we remember, was then part of the russian empire, it was there at theake... they return to moscow, well, in general, bryusov got everything he wanted to get, basically, reasoning like this a little cynically, nina was no longer needed by him, and here she in some sense stepped on the same rake for the second or third time, when these great poets, these great masters of love, with whom she so strove, broke up with her, but with bryusov she failed to break up or bryusov failed to break up with her as easily and as quickly as balmont or andrei bely managed to do. bryusov, like all people of the silver age, they were very attentive to themselves, to their lives, to all the events of their lives, they took care of everything that they related to each day they lived. bryusov had what is called the don juan list, in this list he divided all the women who fell into the field of his attention by ranking, yes, i was in love with this one, and this one was in love with me, and i just paid attention to this one, he wrote about only one woman: i loved her, this woma

they have nations league fixtures against the republic of ireland and finland next month.er has also called up four uncapped players, but kieran trippier�*s ruled himself out, a regular during gareth southgate's 8 years in charge, the newcastle defender has today retired from international football. our senior football news reporter alex howell was at today's squad announcement. lee carsley named his first england squad since he has been named england interim head coach. he has named four uncapped players in the squad, and also fifa played under him when he was england u2i manager. this was the team that won in georgia last summer. he also made some big calls, leaving out manchester city defender kyle walker and bringing back in harry maguire. he has made clear he wants to leave his own impression on this group. looking at the squad, i've worked with the majority of them, whether when i was assisting the under 20 once before or currently. i think it was important too, not only with the players, but gets tough around me who understand how i work and how i want to see a camp

fine, but in any case, a large part ended up in the soviet union territory of finland with the city of vii puri, which is now called vyborgo, but when hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, no one was ready for anything there, it’s very similar, by the way, and they are again inventing some word treacherous, it’s their favorite word, treacherous, the question arises: what the hell do you believe, why did you believe hitler, when you were in a serious confrontation with him for many years, and this non-aggression act meant precisely that, in principle , germany could attack you, so you agree with it on non-aggression, well, if you agree with someone on non-aggression, you have somehow think about a possible attack, somehow to carry out some measures, but this is not a story for stalin, why do you believe that the ukrainians cannot cross some part of the border if you are at war with them? why do you believe, what do you believe, in their weakness, in their decency, in their fear, what is it that you believe, that they have broken your faith again, that where does the russian peo

, but in any case , a large part of the territory of finland, including the city of viipuri, which is now called vyborgo, was part of the soviet union, but when hitler's germany attacked. .. the soviet union, no one was there for anything ready, by the way, it's very similar, and they invent a word again, treacherous, that's their favorite word, treacherous, the question arises, why the hell do you believe, that's why you believed hitler when you were with him for many years in a serious confrontation, and this act of non-aggression meant precisely that , in principle, germany could attack you, so you agree with it on non-aggression, well , if you... agree with someone on non-aggression, you have somehow think about a possible attack, somehow take some measures, but this history is not for stalin, why do you believe that ukrainians cannot cross a certain section of the border if you are at war with them, why do you believe, what do you believe, in their weakness, in their decency, in their fear, in what are you do you believe that they have broken your faith again, that where did the

well, it's not so good with finland, but in any case , a large part of the territory of finland , including the city of vii puri, which is now called vyborgo, was part of the soviet union, but when hitler's germany attacked the soviet union, no one there was ready for anything, this by the way, it is very similar, and they are again inventing some word treacherously, this is their favorite word, treacherously, the question arises, and from what the hell do you believe, so... why you believed hitler when you were in a serious confrontation with him for many years, and this act of non-aggression precisely meant that , in principle, germany could attack you, so you agree with her on non-aggression, well, if you agree with someone for non-attack, you must somehow think about a possible attack, somehow carry out some measures, but this is not a story for stalin, why do you believe that the ukrainians cannot cross some part of the border if you are at war with them, why do you believe that you do you believe in their weakness, in theirs decency, in their fear, what do you believe in, that they ha

she will no longer return to her native finland. intends.ombard her with threats and consider her almost crazy. i came to st. petersburg to ask for asylum from the russian government. for the second year now , i have been persecuted because i visited russia many times and spoke with your journalists. this caused a lot of noise in our country. together with her finnish friends, katya visited russia several times. she supported the wounded soldiers of the northern military district, collected humanitarian aid, and openly and sharply criticized the closure of borders and the ban on cooperation between our countries. first from a finn who responded to this call and began to collect igum help and came to st. petersburg to help bake finnish ones. after i returned from russia, finnish journalists began to persecute me, turned everyone against me, as a result, i was prescribed compulsory psychiatric treatment, 4 months of me healthy... katya managed to escape from finland thanks to her family, she hopes that her loved ones will soon be able join her

the question is on the shore of the gulf of finland and today our heroes are a family from st.burg, guys, hello, hello, yaana ilya and daughter vasilisa, we come to you with a festive mood, this is for you, take it, so that you can directly feel that the apartment question in st. petersburg yes, this holiday has finally happened, you've been waiting for us, 20 years, the main thing is that you waited, you often come out here for a walk, for us this is a bit of a symbolic place, we try to come here once a year, precisely on the anniversary of our acquaintance. and so i also congratulate you on the anniversary, you understand, how romantic pink balloons are, it's very cool, in general i also congratulate you on the anniversary, you still have a walk, breathe in the sea air hold. if our heroes have a spacious, comfortable life on the gulf of finland, then you can't say the same about their apartment. they live in a warm three-room apartment, they immediately go into a not very wide corridor, there are two rooms, here begins a real labyrinth, from here from a narrow corridor we get

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engineers proposed to build dams not in the gulf of finland, but on the neva, and on both sides of the city at once. they wanted to build ships and culverts on the neva branches in the area of ​​vasilievsky island, closer to ladaga, block it with a dam from a hydroelectric power station and a lock for ships. and when there was a threat of flooding, when all these structures were closed, then the locks were also closed here, the station stopped, and the river, well, the water from lake ladyshskoye could not go further to the city of poneve. as a result, calculations showed that a dam in the bay through kotlin island. is more effective. almost for the first time in history, scientists had to measure the length, width and depth of the neva bay to the last centimeter. calculate the volume of water, take into account the current and even the migration routes of fish. to do this, in a giant model was built in a special hangar on grazhdansky prospekt, the niva was reproduced with all its tributaries and city canals, water was turned on and they began to see where the weakest points were. lead

katya managed to escape from finland thanks to her family.nger need a finnish passport, i’m ready to exchange it for a russian one right now. katya kokoniemi's temporary shelter in russia, a hotel in the center of st. petersburg, is where she will live until she finds permanent housing. in her homeland in finland, she has a large apartment, many friends and two sons, but it is not safe to return home, for her active pro-russian position, real persecution awaits her. dmitry pishchukhin, evgeny kostin, dmitry mishchersky galina. about the main events watch the last 7 days in big sunday news with evgeniy popov today at 20:00. tears of an intelligence officer, maria rosa, mayer muñoz, aka anna dultseva, why did putin speak spanish, the first interview of someone released from american captivity, i didn’t talk to anyone for 10 years, we didn’t have any russians in prison there, i was locked up in punishment cell for no reason, they constantly cut out food, then pills, an unprecedented exchange of whom? why did defense minister belousov call the he

in the next 7 days here on the shores of the gulf of finland the newest history of russian cinema isg made. and in the summer studio of the film industry, those who write it with their films. so, day one. this year the festival program includes more than eighty feature documentary animated films. let's start with an overview of the program windows to europe. opening of the thirty -second cinema. russian architects their brainchild - the khvaya bureau space in which you can bring to life the most daring ideas, for example, a lighthouse on the shore of the gulf of finland or a house without windows with chandelier inside a large lantern on the roof. the film shows a month and a half from the life of the workshop. the founders and employees of khvoya are preparing for a large, significant competition, developing a project for a new center of kaleningrad. the director reveals the characters from different sides, observing personal stories, creative and diverse reflections on the future of architecture and the place of artists in the modern world. alexey fedorchenko took the chair of the

instead, finland will move them to domestic routes next year. been unilaterally withholding trains since 2022. russian railways notes that the penalty for failure to fulfill obligations by finnish railway workers already exceeds 550 million rubles. well, at the end of the issue about currencies, the exchange rate dollar today 9128, euro 101.62 and chinese yuan today costs 11 rubles 95 kopecks. that's all i have for now. roman. konstantin, thank you. i'll tell you briefly about some of the central topics of the hour. in the border areas of kursk oblast , russian fighters are pushing back ukrainian terrorists. as a result of a night sortie by mi-28, enemy equipment and troops were destroyed. mobile groups of nationalists are being hit by geocent b and m-46 cannons. and a ukrainian tank was destroyed by a lancet. military actions near the kursk nuclear power plant pose a serious risk to nuclear. safety, about this was stated by the head of magat rafael grossi. the agency's director general will visit the station next week. a state of emergency has

we must remember that finland is on the front lines, we have a common border, and therefore our own role in this defensive war, we must ensure that there is no possibility of attacking our territory from the russian side, so that we can support ukraine. in other ways, that almost all of the above is a bluff, retired american intelligence officer scott ritter is sure, according to him, not a single step by kiev, either in domestic politics or on the battlefield, can be taken without washington's approval, especially when it comes to the use of long-range weapons in large-scale operations. ukraine's invasion of the kurdish region is an invasion of russia on behalf of nato, although the us alliances deny their involvement, but it simply cannot. a mistake - a strategic blunder, which not only does not help ukraine, but on the contrary, exacerbates its problems. in the kursk region , ukraine's losses in terms of armored vehicles are extremely high. the ukrainians are exhausting themselves, exhausting the ranks of their best military personnel, their reserves, while the russians are advancing