that were captured in ice was best seen from the shore, this is the coast of the japanese village of rausu during the day our island kunashir is very clearly visible from here, the locals residents noticed killer whales the day before, it was clear that they needed help, they would not carry out operations, because this was impossible due to weather conditions. colleagues did a review of such cases in the northern hemisphere, in my opinion, from 1840 to 2013, they counted 17 known cases, almost half of them, seven of them, were in the okhvod sea off the coast of the island of khakaid, so apparently these cases. falling into ice traps, which is not so rare, is a significant factor in the mortality of killer whales , at least in this area. this is the closest point for killer whale viewing. could be seen from the shore with the naked eye, the last time they were seen was about a day ago, a kilometer from this place, where they are now is impossible to say, of course, everyone hopes that they managed to get out of the ice captivity, but on the other hand, the state of the ice has practically

the drone footage showed a group of at least ten orcas about half a mile from the shores of rausu, in appears to have successfully escaped. for more i'm joined by andy rogan — science lead at ocean alliance. how dangerous is it for orca's to end up in a situation like this? yeah, it is really dangerous. there are a handful of incidents of this happening around the world in a few places. it doesn't happen in many. certainly when it does happen it can result in death either through starvation or drowning. and result in death either through starvation or drowning. and from what ou starvation or drowning. and from what you know — starvation or drowning. and from what you know of _ starvation or drowning. and from what you know of orca _ starvation or drowning. and from what you know of orca wales - starvation or drowning. and from what you know of orca wales and their behaviour, how do you think they got themselves stuck in the drift ice in the first place? that has happened _ drift ice in the first place? that has happened in _ drift ice in the first place? that has happened in the _ dri

the drone footage showed a group of at least ten orcas about half a mile from the shores of rausu, in yeah, it is really dangerous. there are a handful of incidents of this happening around the world in a few places. it doesn�*t happen in many. certainly when it does happen it can result in death either through starvation or drowning. and from what you know of orcas and their behaviour, how do you think they got themselves stuck in the drift ice in the first place? that has happened in the past, a number of occasions where this has been documented. it�*s possible that it�*s happening increasingly with naive animals, animals that haven�*t spent as much time in this environment if things like climate change are pushing them into new areas, warming waters pushing them northwards into areas where they are not as familiar with this ice. it�*s certainly possible, but we could be seeing more of it, yeah. why would they struggle to free themselves? can�*t whales hold their breath for periods of long—time? yeah, these ice flows are quite unpredictable. i have been in some myself on a boat and

sergey mengazhev, alexey pichkov, east asian news bureau, hakaido island, nemuro, rausu, japan.s a violation of the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, because although formally control over one’s weapons is in germany is retained by the united states, but it is stored in german warehouses on german territory, which means there is joint control. this week in germany they decided to go further. there were no longer enough american nuclear weapons in our country. minister of finance, christian lindner. a generous offer from french president macron, to which we will return. for now we will stay with the germans. vice-president of the european parliament from chancellor scholz's sdp party, katharina barley, spoke in favor of creating eu nuclear forces. if anything, then the eu actually doesn’t have military functions. they are simply not provided for, there are already nuclear weapons, but this does not bother katarina barley. on the way to forming a european army, this could become a topic for discussion. in general, how do you like this story, guided by the green a

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