cross and red cross half a month, and our diplomats and our lawyers must do everything to bring thosepeople to criminal responsibility at the international level. i myself witnessed how after a rocket hit almost the city center in lviv, although i was buying a tent was unfurled and there were representatives of the red cross. volunteers who distributed water, food and so on for some blankets and so on for the residents of the house that was ransacked, and now we are watching the terrible things that are happening in odesa and mykolaiv, in particular, is the situation the same there? your mobile groups definitely work there, and this can be seen from the photo reports from the scene of these tragic events, and unfortunately, odesa and mykolaiv and kharkiv and many other cities that are attacked daily at the scene of these events always have red rapid response brigades the cross of ukraine and certainly everything from the provision of first emergency medical aid to psychological work with people, because we need shelter for those people who lose their homes , that's how we work every d

every border crossing should be open indefinitely. and the earthquake proved the importance of that. yeah, i wanted to pick up on, on the quick, i mean, this disruption comes up to move in 12 years of civil war as you were alluding to. and then we've just had those devastating earthquakes in february. how would you describe the humanitarian situation right now in syria to it's rick, frankly, it was horrific before the earthquake. it's service after the earthquake and even more so in the said, redeem and russia have continued to bomb. the epicenter of the earthquake in syria regularly. they continued to show and bombarded, so it was horrible. but during the earthquake, the united nations also failed, failed in a horrible they imagined the biggest and worst earthquake in serious history occurred. and because of russia and said, redeem did not get for emissions for the united nations to enter and assess or intern and provide aid. literally thousands of people that were, that were under the rubble begging their family members and loved on

political responsibility, no we even talk about moral responsibility we understand that those who cross the border, for example, as far as i heard a ball there, yes, there are certain or bribes or illegally, they may not have a mark about crossing the border , for example there . and then the question arises. they will not be asked the question of how you left the country, for example. well , well, i will say a person . this employee did not carry a vase at the border or he did not put a mark on it, you understand, in our country the presumption of innocence actually works absolutely. that is why these issues are within the limits of the current legislation, almost the current constitution, they are quite ambiguous. well, to put it mildly , that is why i am saying that if a person deliberately commits a violation or an administrative offense or the criminal code, and there are these compounds there and there, yes, then it is absolutely logical that upon returning to him, the state representative will start asking questions, well, excuse me, well collision is a hole in the legislation, l

the lions club wants the cross back on the hill. they argue even though the city owns the land, the lions club has an easement established by the original landowner who was a lions club member and that easement allows them to keep that cross on the hill in perpetuity. this morning a group called the friends of the cross rallied outside the courthouse in support of the lions club and are asking for the judge to allow them to put the cross back up on the hill. >> one of the council members said they do not like the look of the cross. you cannot take it down just because you don't like it. >> reporter: what does the cross mean for you personally? >> it means hope. it means that it's giving peace to the city. >> reporter: the city has reportedly put that cross in storage. the judge in the courtroom behind me must now decide whether or not the city was legally allowed to remove that cross, and, if so, what settlement the lions club must accept in its place. bob redell, nbc bay area. >> i'm sure it's far from over. thank you. >>> we have

it prevents the bob a solemn, the e and bible hardware crossings. the vast majority, let's see, all that heat is delivered by the un through the by about how, but uh, with that re, failure to renew the bad date. the caustic is now closed and that has a direct impact on 4 point. 1000000 people who depend on food and medical aid to survive and event will go to jealous new a couple. shut the bob of how a border crossing who will be telling us about how the recent quakes have made a bad situation. even was the 1st as close over to the united nations. why she have redundancy is starting by and she had, is this really about the dual being slammed all those agreements to goes sort of get aided to syria or is it sort of some behind closed tools holes trading going on it depends on who you uh, screaming there always for to resume those un age of is 85 percent as you suggested . i'll see you at 8 in the northwest here. it goes through bob. i'll highlight us the swift for example, seem very confident. the bigger sections could continue using the un security co

sea. . , attempted to cross the mediterranean sea. ., , , ,., ~ attempted to cross the mediterraneanor the teenagers we spoke to told me they have _ sea. or the teenagers we spoke to told me they have friends - sea. or the teenagers we spoke to told me they have friends who i sea. or the teenagers we spoke to | told me they have friends who have died trying to reach europe. the 17—year—old was on a boat that sank. the boys and settle in to life on board. this 18—year—old says it is a world away from the journey he took with smugglers across the sahara. the boys are now focused on a life in italy. as the teenagers this embark, it is unclear whether what europe will offer them will be worth the life or death risk they took. a volcano has erupted 20 miles from iceland's largest airport. lava and smoke was seen pouring out of the side of mount fagradalsfjall, near iceland's capital reykjavik. it comes after intense earthquake activity in the area. local authorities said on monday there was no imminent hazard to people in the region. the volcano is located in the country's southwest, on t

a. deliveries through the crossing expired. on monday. she ever times, the al jazeera, the united nation jet and this node called marcia's at the bottom. how, of crossing along, the sylvia took a border, a lee of failure to extend on you and you. the verge of crossing has left millions or currently living in the refugee cans in the state of chalk. and this is the phone for the actually of the uh you and add the uh, security uh, cancelled as a. busy they were in somehow in a little bit because of hope that they will uh consider the latest. busy loss that they uh, the people in the refugee camps and in every community, i have a, in george, after the latest catastrophic switch that struck the region. of course, the absence of you and delivered aid will have a dire humanitarian consequences on the already were sending him money serious situation. he. ringback northwestern assyria as to a 1000000 people are currently living in the refugee camps on our. busy living off the monthly food baskets that are being provided by the us food program in t

national may have crossed or that we know crossed into north korea. so in the situation like this, officials are backchannels, trying to get information from the allies in the region. as you heard from will and kylie, this is complicated because there is no line of communication with north korea, but what can be done in the region or the united nations command to try to understand how this u.s. national cross neighborhood north korea and got -- is now in custody are all questions that white house officials have that they are, wog on getting information on. i asked the white house for any comment or any information they can share us with. they haven't rprovided any yet. this is a white house that cares deeply and has made detained americans a priority. just last week, we heard from president biden about a separate ways, an american journalist detained in russia, but he said this in his response to reporters. quote, i am serious about doing all we can to free americans being illegally held in russia or anywhere for that matter. so this is top of mind fo

how about crossing page groups? say it's a lifeline. the full 1000000 people in the rebel controlled provence, they totally to say, ukraine's teacher is in the military alliance, but the unclear about when and how you claims president lot of is. lensky has cold . a lack of a clear time table of subs need is a 31 nations of the military alliance on meeting in the the way named capital village is where they signed off on the joint declaration on ukraine's membership page. so you credit the military size, it face to better out of over like during the tax and even up to the night to somebody and miscellaneous, they say $28.00 russian ryans of find that the capital t and the desa in the south . no, that's those governments as a building up, the city's port was damaged or the 5 today like green tab, and it was quickly put out of to move in 500 days of the war is the current situation on the ground. russia controls much of the tire trick. east of the disney pro river cave launched a counter offensive in june, following increase weapon supplies

of additional points at the ferry crossing directly . and on the ferry crossing, er, that is , heavyk ones. lord, there's nothing there . everything works automatically, but here it is literally. i understand that we will squeeze here somewhere. uh, well-organized work schedule. uh, large cargo crossings, but 750 vehicles nonetheless. these are crimeans. all the same , by ferry. after all, well, smuggle on. that will allow us to take the pressure off. e, with the accumulated vehicles now and prevent its accumulation in the future, because further the algorithm is already working in this system mode, where people practically understand and well do not go. e today hmm as a crimean bridge, understanding the current situation dear plodonovich. the report is over. thanks e. vitaly gennadievich please repair yes dear vladimir vladimirovich dear colleagues, uh, the ministry of transport has taken measures, and to normalize the situation. i want to thank him so everything new sergei valerievich and belozer. valery valentinovich at 4:00 am. discussed the necessary solutions at 8:00 am mentali

what's really important about bab and have a border crossing, it's the main border crossing that has been traditionally even allowed to be used by the russ and send regime for the u. n. a to inter babbitt and how is that main artery? and it goes directly to in the province a province where you have millions of people, including major cities in thousands and other things that are in desperate a need for this. a many of them internally displaced an ad hoc camps with no access to international body to support them. that's why this age is so important. it's worth millions of people, the majority of which are our children and obviously civilians to leave and on to other news. now, nature's leaders say ukraine's future is in the military alliance. but they've been all clear about the past to membership. ukraine's president and automates and nancy has cooled, the lack of a clear time table. absurd leaders of 31 nations of the military alliance. amazing and miscellaneous. with a signed off the joint declaration on ukraine's membership bid, john holler, reports from vilnius, always keen to st

what's really important about battery to have a border crossing. it's the main border crossing that has been traditionally even allowed to be used by the russ and send regime for the u. n. a to inter babbling how is that main artery and it goes directly to in the province a province where you have millions of people, including major cities and thousands and other things that are in desperate a need for this. a many of them internally displaced and ad hoc caps with no access to international bodies to support them. that's why this 8 is so important. it's for millions of people, the majority of which are our children and obviously civilians as to the news now and nice. how late is that? you find the future is in the military lines, but they've been clear about the path to membership ukraine's president. the letter means zalinski has called the lack of a clear time table of sued the ladies of the 31 nations of the military alliance. a meeting in miscellaneous, where they signed off on the joint declaration on ukraine's membership page. trying to how h

we don't know why he crossed the line, if in fact he did cross the line but how easy is it? i mean, when you were on tour there, how close is the north korean side and how big of a step is it to simply go across like that? >> reporter: you know, it's funny, i've only actually done the tour on the north korean side. i signed up for the south korean tour once and they cancelled the tour so i didn't actually get to do it. from the north korean side. i can tell you it's a bit of a distance. if you're trying to get over there in a meat ofatter of secou might have to jog. or walk briskly. it's not a long distance. it's not a difficult thing to cross. there's buildings and a gap in the middle, somebody could walk right through if that's what they wanted to do. very few people do that. obviously, when north koreans attempt to the crossing, sometimes, they're even fired at other north korean soldiers. there have been incidents of bullets of bullets flying in this area of north korean defe defectors. it's pretty rare, as i said, a service member, hasn't happened in decades. >> will ri

how is it even possible for someone to cross the border in such a tightly got it zone? right, so i don't know she's seen pictures of the during security area, but the military demarcation line is merely a pump in the ground. it's just the line. so really crossing over that line would only take steps and currently witnesses say that there are no a soldier is guarding the north korean part, especially from since the pandemic. so if this individual in question in question would, i would like to cross over that line. it would only take a split 2nd and then you wouldn't command guarding the south korean part. uh, they would not have enough time to react. so indeed it does seem something like this is possible even though it's a, it's an extremely x, rare case that is take now this man who is reportedly a soldier is now being held in north korean custody. what's the procedure the situations live is and how much danger is this man in? right, like i said, this is an extremely rare case. so specials are they, they don't know how to react, and we're also dealing with something tha

ferry crossing directly. for cars, once again i emphasize that we now have a streamlined work. by ferry crossing e tuyeres, that is , heavy trucks and and weak to you, lord there nothing accumulates, but everything works automatically, but here, literally. i understand that we will squeeze here somewhere. uh, this well-coordinated work schedule, uh, heavy cargo crossings, but nevertheless, 750 cars are crimeans. all the same, by ferry. still, well, to transport it to the territory of the crimea will allow us to relieve tension. uh, with the accumulated autotranski. there now and prevent its accumulation in the future, because then the algorithm is already working in such a system mode, where people practically understand and well, do not go. e today, as when we bridge understands today's situation is already clean is over. thank you vitaly gennadievich please dear vladimir vladimirovich dear colleagues. e, the ministry of transport was not a changer, but measures were taken to normalize the situation. i want

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on september 23, 1943, soviet soldiers crossed the dnieper near the village of veliky burin south ofirborne assault was sent to help the advanced units of bukrin. it was the largest airborne operation of the red army during the great patriotic war. it was attended by 10,000 soldiers on 180 transport aircraft, according to the plan of the command, the paratroopers were supposed to stop the german reserves approaching the dnieper, but our soldiers failed to complete this task. due to the poor knowledge of the terrain by the pilots, the first a wave of landing troops was dropped on soviet positions; a second wave of paratroopers was scattered over an area of ​​​​several tens of square kilometers. then the soviet command developed a new tactical plan for one of such tactical and strategic models that were used by the soviet command. during the crossing, there was no capture of a plurality of bridgeheads, including false bridgeheads on the other side and an imitation of what exactly would be here in the direction of the main attack. what was it made for in order to stretch out these troop

crossings are taking place. this is after the influx of crossing attempt has been overwhelming. what is the situation right now on the border? title 42, and what do you think are the most pressing challenges? >> thank you. leaving the biden administration to take a situation from terrible to very bad and passing it back, the 70% that she is talking about and biden administration is talking about was over a small period of time. late april or early may there was about 8000 apprehensions a day at the southern order and then jumped to about 3700 a day. if you look at it in a 2-3 week period that looks good but when you expanded out the month of may had 70,000 apprehensions. that is the seventh month in a row where we had more than a thousand apprehensions of the border. in many of those we saw more than 100. we saw 50000 and some more than 200,000. as apprehensions rise in may for the fact that it drop in april is good news, but good news in what context? let's look at the 12 years before biden took office in 2008

he crossed into north korea. and i would have said he heard the soldiers laughing loudly before making her gun. but that dashed has spunk, diplomatic study, the us and not go to, i do not have offices relations. us committed to a part of dc. they're working with a down to boston, north korea to dissolve the incident that we're still trying to learn. but what we do know is that one of our service members who was on a tour will slowly and without authorization cross the military demarcation line. we believe that he is in the b r k custody. and so we're closely monitoring and investigating the situation and working to notify the soldiers next to can. the soldier is not the 1st american to cross into north korea in the bus. those who bought over the border, but di didn't even if they entered a student's diplomatic efforts, feet, most of them. but one tragic gift ended in that us student or adult won't be a, was the didn't in north dakota in 2016, he died. these after being sent back to the united states in a coma in

after the builders have carried out all the necessary tests, the crossing is open , the first cars cross the kerch strait in an organized column, reverse traffic is passed by 20-25 cars, then a pause to allow oncoming traffic to pass and here is the area of ​​the damaged area. now construction equipment works here. specific speed. in this section , traffic control is limited to traffic ban was lifted at midnight, but motorists did not immediately believe in it . the crimean bridge was opened in record time less than a day from the moment of the terrorist attack. we are finally going to the maldives in krymsk, the abramov family and the cat simba from moscow on a long-awaited vacation, like many motorists. in this line, they decided to wait for the opening of traffic to drive thousands of kilometers from the chelyabinsk region and turn around in front of the bridge, elena did not even consider this option. i want a fortress dreamed of getting in. yes, for a long time on the bridge it is possible and by rail. yesterday he returned to the usual schedule from the crimea to the kuban, tickets

witnesses say he was laughing while crossing the border.extreme heat, we look at how vulnerable populations handle the risks. welcome. we begin within developing story out of north korea, where a u.s. soldier has been detained after crossing the border without authorization. u.s. officials say the soldier crossed the militarized zone between north and south korea while on a tour. the area is heavily fortified the army has identified the soldier as travis king. he was reportedly being escorted back to the u.s. for disciplinary reasons before he turned around at the airport. a witness who is part of the two accent he saw the soldier laughing while running across the border. lloyd austin confirmed the soldier did cross the order willfully. >> we bieve he is in custody. we are closely investigating and monitoring and working to notify the soldier's next of kin and engaging to address the incident. in terms of my concerns, i am for most concerned about the welfare of our troops. we will remain focused on this. this will develop in the next sever

so really crossing over that line would only take a step. and currently with this to say that there are no, a soldier is guarding the north korean part, especially from since the pandemic. so if this individual in question in question would, would like to cross over that line, it will only take a split 2nd. and the you one command guarding the south korean part. uh they would not have enough time to react. so indeed it does seem something like this is possible even though it's a, it's an extremely x rare case. and we're also dealing with something that we haven't seen before. there was a case in 2001 where a for a national of did try to cross over to the north korean side, but was immediately caught by the j safeguards. but something like this has really never happened before, but. ready the person in dpr to custody, we are very concerned. south korea is very concerned about him since referring back to some of the cases that have happened before, especially the on a warm beer case back in 2017. the us national, who was detained in deterring

after the builders have carried out all the necessary tests, the crossing is open. the first cars crossait in an organized column. and here is the area of ​​the damaged area. now construction equipment works here. specific speed. in this area , traffic control is limited to work, the traffic ban was lifted at midnight, but motorists did not immediately believe in it. we want to crimea knew what uh? our government will fulfill all the tasks and the path will be clear for us vacationers. we are finally going to the maldives in krymsk , the abramov family and the simba code from moscow to long-awaited vacation, like many motorists in this queue decided to wait for the opening of traffic to drive 1.000 km. from the chelyabinsk region and turn around in front of the bridge, elena did not even consider such an option. i want to get into the fortress dreamed. yes, for a long time on the bridge it is possible and by rail. yesterday he returned to the usual schedule from the crimea to the kuban; tickets could be bought freely the same day; they got on the train and drove to anapa by train; the c

so they killed those to us all just in the big crossing, but legal crossing the totally different context of a recent times there was of called don't of course donald trump meeting came your own at, at this very spot at the secure military security joint security area. and stepping over the board to shake hands, but that a us soldier voluntarily or not cross us deliberately into north korea. not a reason history that this is definitely most back in washington. thank you very much. and now let's have a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world flood roles as have reached the goal of the taj mahal for the 1st time in more than 40 years. the monument sits on the bank. so if the swollen yamuna river, unusually heavy rainfall, this monsoon season has triggered flooding. unplanned slides across a little in india, a bogs that will house up to 500. the asylum seekers has arrived at a port in england in this column and has passed a bill to cub migration. government wants to deter refugees from crossing the english channel in small boats. 0 if in union is registered investmen

how to proceed according to the protocol, if foreigners cross the border on forged documents in case of detection of forged documents, that is, documents with a partial forgery - this is when any changes are made to the document. not provided e, means, or the production of a document as a whole under a genuine sample of action, the following means the person who revealed this document. uh is sent to the premises for a special document check. this means that a special check of documents is carried out to reveal all the signs that differ from the original document. after that, in relation to the person e, the administrative process begins. uh, that means under article 24-18. if e, the information provided is confirmed the process is already underway within the framework of the criminal legislation of the republic of belarus this is not the first time that the lithuanian country restricts the work of adjacent checkpoints on the border with belarus in april, lithuania has already made a statement about limiting the work of doorway checkpoints from the belarusian side. these are visas and

a 1,000-foot line of buoys that this honduran couple told us they saw and avoided as they crossed into the u.s. this afternoon she's eight months pregnant >> why did you decide to come to the u.s.? >> reporter: "because my brother was killed in honduras," he told us tonight the justice department demanding texas remove the barriers the white house calling them "dangerous and unlawful," saying they put migrants and border agents in danger governor greg abbott put the barriers up at this hot spot for illegal border crossings, saying the biden administration was not doing enough to stop migrants abbott writing today, "texas will fully utilize its constitutional authority to deal with the crisis you have caused texas will see you in court, mr. president." the buoys spin if you try to climb over them and extend a foot underwater, so you cannot swim under them hugo urbina owns a pecan orchard on the river where that honduran couple crossed over and says migrants cross here all the time he agrees with abbott that more should be done to secure the border but says the buoys are not the answer >

uh, permanently and previously for the past uh years the board to crossing was uh and the metabolism of the, the, the process is being delivered through the border crossing uh, was coordinated by the, uh, seeing all physician um we also have a used to low, smoothly through the border crossing and then g o r, uh, uh, working in coordination with the 2 and off position here in north buses, julia to deliver you and facilitated a 2 areas of northwest here in syria. so uh, actually uh, uh, you know, local, active as dance people here in the area. they consider this movement as you know, the certain government is trying to accomplish some political games. i will this letter, as well as the ceo of engaged foundation. he previously served as syria outreach coordinator with the us and bassett, a robert ford. and he was a policy advisor to re former us ambassador to view and samantha power. all right, while you are joining us from washington dc, to help us explain this is, this is a complicated one. to wrap your head around, there was a lot of big power still is a lot of big power politics of

the crossing works as usual for those who enter on foot.ey go through the screening for free, they go through registration and, accordingly , depending on how much the ferries carry, they pass on the other side, transportation for free is more difficult for those tourists who came to crimea in cars. they are not yet able to pass through the kerch strait for those who remain in the crimea, deployed temporary accommodation centers, 34 sanatoriums and hotels are ready to receive people. this kerch complex alone can accommodate 320 people. the rooms are fully equipped with beds and linens. bathroom, well, that is, well, in principle, comfortable rooms, hot three meals a day, respectively, their comfortable accommodation for people. this absolutely free of charge we understand the situation, because even our guests who had to leave. today, we extended their stay for a day free of charge, understanding the situation that people cannot leave, we can’t wait and rest, we can go again, we can have a rest for all questions of tourists, there are two h

a deliveries through the crossing expired. on monday she ever times, the al jazeera united nations was most stuff of work, phone advocacy and humanitarian initiatives in sylvia. and he says, continuous votes on a deliveries to these rebel how territories are on necessary and home for the syrians, us. every few months, we have the international community consensus by all the other members of the security council minus sign up, for example, that it's stained in and after the veto by russia. today, everyone agrees that the humanitarian a but the international community through the united nations is allocating for the syrians, uh, over 4000000 and northwest syria. we, we, can, we give concessions in order for russia and said, redeem, to allow one other 6 months, 9 months, 12 months, 3 months, to open the border and that is completely unnecessary. the fact is that the united nations does not need a security council resolution. simply to provide specifically humanitarian aid. and the fact that we are allowing russia in the said regi

the 1st, let's cross to julia shop. a lot of us, she's joining us live from moscow. and the president, susan has been speaking about the attack on the bridge saying russia, we're respond julia yeah, that's right. and i, they will be no more negotiations according to the russian mission to the you. when, as the decision to withdrawal from the green do is final and also the russian foreign ministry in the statement has also confirmed that russia is, was drawing. it's a guarantee for the safe navigation in the block, c and counseling demari times you want to tear in cordial and the northwestern part of the black sea. so initially, russia demanded to reconnect it's agricultural bank or real sit host, bind to the swift paying payment system and to review work of the toyota to a guest. ammonia pipeline, a part of which was later blue, not home the ukrainians have a tree. and also the deal was meant to supply through to the porous countries, but according to the report, the law. 1 just show the russian ukrainian grange, it was said, grain was actually sent to develop, send

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so long ago , a girl born in 2006 died and a man who was just crossing winding pedestrian crossings doesfety equipment. and this is precisely your own attention, including, here we are now handing out propaganda material, which says how to behave at railway crossings. well, udelnaya recently installed photo and video cameras, while the system is working in the old fashioned way, the materials are transferred to the tablet of the station employees, the violators stop and draw up a protocol, but in the near future to transfer the system to a fully automatic mode, motorists know that his car is easily identified, he receives a fine, of course, this must be done so that artificial intelligence is now used in many areas of our life. and here it is also important that people run across. even if they do not see obstacles. he also needs to know that the camera will work and a fine can come to him, and a fine for crossing the railway tracks in the wrong place. now noticeably higher days the state duma raised it five times from 100 to 500 rubles. for residents of the metropolitan area with more in

you asked about the drop in recent crossings, but in many years it has seenecord crossings.an castro: security and immigration issues are important, but especially in texas. more than any other state, texas has a longer border with mexico, 1200 miles. in texas, border security will always be a big issue. but we have three or four times more border patrol agents then at the turn-of-the-century. we have anti-tunneling technology, aircraft, tools to control migration. in addition to that, the biden administration when title 42 ended, started to streamline the process to make it more efficient and discourage border crossings. they created an app to allow an orderly line of people, instead of crossing a river, can through their phones set up a time and appointment to be considered for asylum. we have a lot of enforcement mechanisms and have worked on improving the migration system. if this was a matter of migration, migration and border crossings have gone down 70%. greg abbott is a caricature at this point, playing to his right wing extremists. anchor: there is a new federal inv

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from turkey to the revel controlled, northwest aid is delivered through 3 crossings. the bible, salaam rock e and bible. how of crossing is, but the vast majority of ages delivered by the u. n. through by the house. earlier this week, the un security council failed to renew authorization for a deliveries with a direct impact on 4 point. 1000000 people. allowances, you're a journalist, nor cor marsh gave us this update from. it'll have a short while back. the also the letter that the device to send to the u. n. a earlier today saying that they've giving uh d u. n. permission to use the valve cover to try to deliver a spot the fact that they have absolutely no control over the border crossing. neither the surrounding areas and the last, the areas that the tier and government old, the control of these kinds of kilometers away from the border crossing a permanently and previously for the past the years, the board to crossing was a and the metabolism of the, the, the the process is being delivered through the board to crossing uh was coordinated by the uh, seeing all physi

to cross the kerch strait in an organized column.ere is the area of ​​the damaged area. now construction equipment works here. specific speed. this section is limited by traffic controllers, work is underway to ban traffic filmed at midnight, but motorists did not immediately believe it. we want to crimea knew what uh? our government will fulfill all the tasks and the path will be clear for us vacationers. we are finally going to the maldives in krymsk, the abramov family simba from moscow on a long-awaited vacation, like many motorists in this queue decided to wait for the opening of traffic to drive thousands of kilometers from the chelyabinsk region and turn around in front of the bridge, elena did not even consider this option. i want to get into the fortress dreamed. yes, you can cross the bridge for a long time and rail transport. yesterday he returned to the usual schedule from the crimea to the kuban, tickets could be bought freely the same day, got on the train and drove to anapa by train, calmly bought tickets here, without

the city has since acquired that land and back in june removed that cross.'t believe in christianity and felt excluded. the city had no comment for me this morning but the mayor did tell the east bay times a couple of weeks ago, quote, for the small local group of people that really want to see the cross stay when you've had such privilege for so long losing it feels like being oppressed. that's going to be an adjustment for folks but i think we'll all get used to it and it's a real benefit. the lions club wants the cross back up and they argument even though the city owns the land the lions club has an easement that allows them to keep the cross up in perpetuity. that's their argument. this morning a group called friends of the cross rallied outside the courthouse in support of the lion's club and are asking to put it back up on the hill. >> one of the council members have been saying they do not like the look of the cross. i think you cannot take it down just because you don't like it. >> reporter: what does the cross mean for you personally? >> it means h