some dropped out, apparently, today another one will drop out tomorrow, but in the coming days, the next rounds of elections, who seems, and in the finals this race, which is still unfolding inside, and it is very difficult to predict the parliamentary practice of the conservative party. frankly speaking here, it is clear that apparently there will be, uh, bough, a former finance minister, economists are betting on him, but in general, a significant part of the establishment, because he is a professional, he knows these things. here's who will his second, but a competitor? and here, here, a number of such sher combinations arise for the mutual support of those who are from the floor. they pass their votes back and forth. it's hard to say, and it's hard for me. it's close. here, nevertheless, answering your question, i will say that the rusakovskaya trend did not develop yesterday, and it has been leading where it has also been about 10 years and the area has sharply increased in 14-15 ad, then in the eighteenth year and now. and how is this business?

skripal of violins? and? well, and now everything is also everywhere the military operation in ukraine, so we don’t we are waiting for some improvements here, since there is a fairly wide one here. uh, the prevailing general opinion is anti-russian. e, which is unlikely to change course, whoever now, uh, does not come to the leadership of the conservative party, and behind him the government knows about it, the news agency wrote that on friday you were charged at the british foreign office on the situation with the british mercenary, thereby, who died in the dpr in klin dpr, he was seriously ill. this is proved and that's when it became known about the death of polouri. so, in fact, the bounty hunter. we broadcast dpr foreign minister natalya nikonorova live. and you know, she was very surprised. uh what uh hmm for all questions about what actually happened, london sent. uh, in fact, the requests are to moscow and not to donetsk. tell me, please, in your opinion, is the uk going to apply first to the third? still, to the republics of the lpr and the dpr for

information about the fate of their subjects, well, in this case, we mean the detainees. e, located in captivity, especially mercenaries. yes headhunters is firstly, and secondly, what do you think, will london report problems from its side? uh, with the health of such detainees, well, there in the event that they need urgent therapy. uh, i was actually called on friday by the british foreign office, er, and where, in general, it's pretty high-flown, and i would say in a horned form. uh, they made russia responsible for, uh, death. uh, half-uri who is known to have died of diabetes. he had type 1 diabetes . at least there was help a number of comorbidities. but uh, what is surprising here, really, is that uh british officials, they somehow did not try to promote the situation. they could do it through the red cross, for example, at least e is

quite possible. they could do it through the light, which the donbass administration has. and they could do it through the military. in general, they had a set of actions, but nevertheless, nothing was done and his health. we were not interested. and the question arose only when a was already a, but this entered into terminal stage. what is called and i, frankly , do not hear that the british authorities were interested in the fate of other mercenaries who are now in captivity, and they have already gone through the court and they benefit for an appeal and so on. in general, here, but for now a no action. as for laying our responsibility on as russia as a state, but this, of course, is ridiculous, we do not accept this responsibility, but they are in the jurisdiction of the other side. and- namely, from the odessa people's republic and the court, which took place there. uh has jurisdiction over them, so naturally. e anyone. eh, whoever hears about it will understand that it is

there that one must knock on the door. yes, by any means, and these ways are, in general, and there are well-known british side. well, here, here, continuing with such incomprehensible persistence, that is, the work is not going to results in such an impression on the public. and what do you think, why do they still, uh, through russia, well, act or try to act? well? a lot of what they do not directly, neither donets nor lugansk well , they are probably still trying to act through ukraine like you, although these actions are invisible to them. and we have not heard, for example, that there were attempts to include in the list, and for an exchange, uh, although this was recognized by the leadership of the donetsk republic, the same uh, daria morozova spoke about this. uh, uh, contact directly to a few. uh, that's it, and that would mean a certain degree in their understanding. uh, some form of recognition. although this is absolutely not the case, in fact, hostilities are going on, and there. eh, this is a purely humanitarian case and actually, therefore, a humanitarian case, they require a different

consideration. for this there is. here, the red cross , for example, probably, this is how it should act. andrey vladimirovich we are very grateful to you that, despite the fact that the embassy is located, well, indeed, under special pressure from official london, you always find both time and effort to inform russian citizens, but tell us about the situation in the uk please, uh, now at the moment. is there an appeal to the embassy about just the one with that very russophobia about those very russophobic sentiments, or is it now our citizens are a rare guest, uh, great britain and thanks for the kind ones. uh, well, first of all, indeed our citizens are now quite a rare guest. uh, the united kingdom in connection with this air communication direct to get here now. and this is no less. uh, 14 hours, it turns out they watched, how to fly and travel is quite difficult. eh, here's the thing about rsophobia.

uh, it has become more hidden forms. i would say such a thing and it comes to me, goodbye. by the way, this concerns, well, the most striking example of you is bolton, of course, this is a tennis competition. where russian belarusian tennis players were excluded from and the competitions turned into just demonstration performances, such interests did not arouse any. even though i don’t have it myself, the second and third are what i hear from russian artists and doctors who were somehow connected with russia with them. e, already in this form, e not straight, but conversations are being held. i know that because it would be necessary before they were forced to sign artist papers, in our happiness, they are not forced to conduct a conversation, nevertheless, refuse to support russia. there, from that, from everything , in general, they do not show their position. and the same thing with doctors who were somehow connected, or worked with russian dogs. and here they are, uh, they stopped accepting russian patients, and here

in a number of clinics, and here is one that is especially insured by american ones. insurance companies here are the things. here they are completely different from democracy, there is nothing in common, purely discrimination based on nationality. e that contradicts the convention of discrimination. you know , it has nothing to do with democracy. thank you very much andrey vladimirovich for the conversation with us. andrey kelin was in touch, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of russia to great britain and northern ireland, they talked about the internal political situation and london's loud statements regarding russia, it was the fifth studio, see you. children's television academy in latvia under threat the closing of shuman , the state security service interviewed young journalists with the president of belarus. latvia even checked the circle, how innocent children's questions frightened the authorities in riga, anastasia sakhovskaya tried to understand. this interview might not

have happened before the opening ceremony of the slavic base for a few minutes, the tavern went forward. now the president will have a speech at the event. let's later, please, okay and it took only 3 minutes no political overtones one questions, that is quite childish such a formula success with alexander grigoryevich lukashenko as a person, as a person, as a father and grandfather in general, like everyone else, like your parents. uh, what a grandfather like your grandmother, like an ordinary person only time. i have less for my children. firsthand, the children also spoke to the president's youngest son. nikolai lukashenko but this is left behind the scenes are doing well. well, as the neighbors are dying, we all don’t know how we will arrive, what will happen to us and have not yet arrived home from the children’s interview has already raised questions and panic of high-ranking adults, personally. foreign minister latvia accused young reporters of subversive activities and aggressively demanded that these

studios be closed because of gross disregard for the recommendations of the foreign ministry on travel safety and participation in the information war, the activities of such organizations are unacceptable and the secret services that the minister set against the television studio should be stopped. no comments are given near the school building riga is empty, but the latvian state security service is known to check pupils and teachers under the article of treason and is looking for a threat to national security in the actions of the guys filming clips for children's poems had a raid on the apartment and a hippopotamus came to us. no, maybe the house did not find us at the door, while only the correspondent of the local tv channel is knocking without an answer. here, children interview the former mayor of the river, nilushakov, as well as the former presidents of latvia, valdi sazantes and andris, berzins, moreover, this is a common practice and the pride of the academy on their website. there is even a whole column of interviews with the president in belarusian, by the way, not the first. here are

footage from ten years ago and so on alexander lukashenka was also asked about communication with his son, and a request for a conversation this year was officially sent in advance. we do not even think, in general, any e-information wars for children's competitions. in latvia, everyone comes, they strangely don’t make a fuss because of this, so that some children come take the president of latvia, perhaps an interview, according to nadezhda bukharova, five buses crowded with tourists traveled from latvia with them in belarus, because minsk opened a bun for everything for the balts visa-free now students of the tv school back in vitebsk, it is curious that literally last year a singer from latvia, the winner, by the way, of the russian vocal competition, participated in the jubilee slavic bazaar and this did not bother anyone. and now, for example, a performer from lithuania is forced to make excuses for being a judge in vitebsk at the children's competition in vilnius. riga is obviously false and persecutes even those who, in fact, cannot answer them. anastasia sakovskaya and

oksana serzhantova vesti, republic of belarus in the khabarovsk territory where the state of emergency was previously declared due to natural fires, almost all fires were extinguished. this information from the local ministry of forestry is still on fire . ayana maisky district, as tatyana shevchuk saw the threat eliminated. 30 km from the fires, but even here there is a pungent smell of smoke, and it is so thick that the nearest hills seem white and are almost invisible. this is how he sticks. all in all water that is very difficult and you have to dig in, then, well, then the soil to the earth so that the fire does not go on, the centers are several kilometers apart. it would become smoke, clearly visible to them after aerial reconnaissance , groupings are being transferred to the sites for mi 8, scorched earth by flames destroyed hundreds of hectares

of forest, firefighters are involved all daylight hours to reservoirs. not everywhere there is access, there are a lot of karelniks and fallen trees. you have to work in stacks. and here is such a slope, you need to take 20 liters of water, shovel a hoe and climb from a kelometer and help a helicopter with a spillway device of 3 tons. it is too early to talk clearly about some kind of stabilization of the processes associated with the occurrence of natural fires, which is still the most combustible area, this is the inomaisky district. well, and, accordingly, all the main events. it is directed to the area, the primary task of protecting us from fire. threats of forest fires continue to fight in four districts of the region tatyana shevchuk alexey shabelnikov vesti, khabarovsk records of thermometers, overcame the 40 ° mark, flights to the largest royal air force

suspended due to record heat. the runway melted, to avoid the same involvement of one of the bridges. through e, the timbres in the british capital were wrapped in foil in spain, the forests are burning, and the farmers' fields are counting the losses, as well as the experts. they say that high temperatures will bring an energy storm to europe and chaos anastasia ivanova will continue the topic. the hottest and burning point on the world map europe is choking on caustic smoke, a 40-degree heat triggered a wave of powerful fires in the french department of the gironde, more than 14,000 hectares of pine trees were engulfed in fire. houses burn to the ground, thousands of residents are evacuated, the situation has escalated in the capital. it is already paris that the movement of electric trains has been paralyzed for two centuries of the metro.