the leningrad nuclear power plant began pouring the first concrete for the construction of a new powerergy sector is being updated in a special report by anna voronina. these are not just cubic meters of concrete, these are the first of 5,500 bricks that will form the foundation slab of the building of the new power unit of the leningrad nuclear power plant. the command to start pouring is given by the president of russia. we ask for your permission to upload. right now we are witnessing the most important operation. after pressing the button , concrete began to be supplied to two concrete pumps with booms 36 and 52 m long. in the first 20 hours alone , almost 600 cubic meters of concrete will go into the base of the foundation slab. new power unit. as the president noted, it will be an important object for further strengthening the technological and energy sovereignty of the country. it is planned that by 2045 the share of nuclear generation in russia’s overall energy balance will be increased to 25%. the construction of a new efficient power unit at the leningrad npp will be a good c

plants, hydroelectric power plants in europe so that it can be replaced, as for thermal power plantss, the situation is more complicated there, it does not work in europe such equipment, such boilers do not work , such turbines do not work, so this is this , we will have to solve the issue a little later... prime minister of ukraine denys shmyhal during the government meeting promised to restore electricity supply to household consumers during the day. let's hear what shmigel said. we are currently working to fix everything, repair crews are working 24x7 to restore electricity to ukrainian homes as soon as possible. we will return the light in three stages: the first - we will revive the critical infrastructure. this is heat supply, water supply and hospitals, the second stage we are reviving the population, the third stage we are reviving the industry, first we need a day to heal all household consumers, we will restore everything gradually. mr. ivan, shmegal says that the situation is controlled by the government, and under what conditions can this situation be uncontrolled? well,

repairs began at the first power unit behind the nuclear power plant.sel generators of safety systems, then such prevention will be carried out on the remaining five blocks. our site, one might say, is one of the very first to begin a repair campaign. kukolev has been working at the station for 30 years and intends to work until retirement, although he, like many, his colleagues were threatened more than once after the plant came under russian control. they wrote on the telegram channel and said that they would hire people to build the car with me. yes, there is such a thing. they said this because i signed an agreement, a contract with rusat and received a passport as a citizen of the russian federation. because of this, yes there is one. at many people were afraid of this, they were threatened, so some, until a certain point in time, lived with us in norgadar, then, due to this... kokhovsky reservoir, last year 11 such wells appeared on the territory of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant , now they are filling the spray pools, the method is simple but

the largest and most powerful hydroelectric power plant was subjected to a russian terrorist attack,eight russian missiles took a direct hit. damaged the dniprovska gs in zaporizhzhya, completely destroyed the engine room and electrical equipment. the object consists of two stations, and both are not working, ukrhydroenergo says. however, there is no threat of a breakthrough, the situation at the dam station is under control. what is important to know about dnipro-hes and its powerful the dam that russia hit? let's see. dniprovska gest is the first hydroelectric power station, which was built on the dnieper in 1939. in addition to the production of cheap electricity, several problems of the dnieper region were solved. first of all, a powerful industrial and energy center was created, and thanks to the hes dam, which raised the water level in the river,... the possibility of shipping from the black sea to kyiv and above was created. according to history, dnipro-hes was blown up twice. initially, the nkvd employees, by order of stalin , did this in 1941 to stop the offensive of the ger

hydropower, of course, is powerful, super powerful. as for the majzal, mashzal, you understand, it is somewhat simplified, it is the mashzal, where the aggregates are located, where the upper part is, but where the aggregates are located in the construction part in the lower part, it is also very powerful there is a building. the dnipro-g dam itself consists of 49 so-called bulls, supports, which are connected from above by a monolithic reinforced concrete bridge. the length of the dam is 760 m, and the height is 60 m. there is a tunnel inside, which is necessary for technical personnel to monitor the condition of the structure. the power of the station before the full-scale invasion of russia was more than 1,500 megawatts. the dam could be at risk if it breaks. dam of the kremenchug reservoir, according to data from the website of the zaporizhzhya district state administration, in this case in 6 hours in 18 minutes, the wave will reach dniprovska gs. water in 20 hours. goes to the breakthrough level, i.e. 53 m. in this case, the dnipr

in addition . due to shelling, one of the power transmission lines feeding the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was cut off. impacts on energy are also confirmed by dtek. the report states that dtek heating and electric substations were attacked, where exactly information about the victims is not being reported and is being checked. and president zelensky reacted to the night attack on ukraine in telegram. he wrote that over 60 rockets and almost 90 rockets of various types were fired over ukraine that night. the targets were the hreblja, hes power plants and even trolleybuses, and the president showed this video. there are no delays in russian rockets, as in aid packages to our state, shaheds are not indecisive, as in some politicians, it is important to understand the price of delays and delayed decisions. patriot systems must protect kharkiv and zaporizhzhia, air defense is needed to protect people, infrastructure, houses and dams, wrote zelenskyi. well, ukrhydroenergo has confirmed a hit on ukraine's largest hydroelectric power station, dnipro-hes, located in the zaporizhzhia region.

well, look, this, dniprovska gas is a powerful power plant, there it is divided into hydro-1, hydro-2 than 1000 megawatts of power, and it works, as a rule, as a regulating power, which is very necessary, it is very important for balancing, for the stable operation of the energy system, and we know that there was a fire in mashzal on ges2, now i think that is already clear. it was difficult to get there, because there was smoke, and, but some of the equipment on hes-1 has already been put into operation or connected, and some of the dneproges has already started working, well, they will understand the energy industry, and it is clear that they will restore this equipment and in order to to keep it fully operational but... it all depends on what hardware is damaged, if that er generator, it is very difficult, it is necessary, it , it takes more than one month to be produced, if it is a turbine, if er these transformer, transformer equipment, well, well, the power engineers will work, we know that the power engineers, they always were distinguished by high discipline, high...

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he has a huge grip on power— his grip on power? he has a huge grip on power in _ his grip on power?r? he has a huge grip on power in russia, he - his grip on power? he has a huge grip on power in russia, he is - his grip on power? he has a huge grip on power in russia, he is a l grip on power in russia, he is a personal list dictator and he has the power in his hands, and there isn't any other actor who can challenge him, he has weakened the military, the legislator and the judiciary, which is all under his thumb. if we can compare him to other leaders in history, he's moving towards josef other leaders in history, he's moving towardsjosef stalin. that seems to be the direction he moving in. ., ~' , ., seems to be the direction he moving in. . ,, i. seems to be the direction he moving in. thank you so much for all of that insight. — in. thank you so much for all of that insight, as _ in. thank you so much for all of that insight, as well _ in. thank you so much for all of that insight, as well as - in. thank you so much for all of that insight, as well as your - in. thank you so muc

of course. is powerful, is super powerful, as for the mash hall , you understand the mash hall, it is somewhat lightened, it is the mash hall, where the aggregates are located, where the upper part is, but where the aggregates are located in the construction part in the lower part, this is also a very powerful structure, and the engine hall, where all the electrical equipment, well, of course there are windows there, and if the electrical equipment burns and the transformers burn, then of course... then the station does not work, we will calculate the consequences during the day and we will understand what happened and whether it will be able to work, if he can, then whether in limited or gs2 will not be able to work at all for a certain period. mr. ivan, what does the absence of hpp-2 in the ukrainian energy system mean in numbers? well, look, this, dniprovska hpp, is a powerful power plant, it is divided there. as in hes-1, gs2, it is more than 1000 mw of power, and it works, as a rule, as a regulating power, which is very necessary, it is very important. for e-e balancing, for the

the batteries run out of power. well, this is an issue during the long run soon, so we do have the option of clicking the code room to the power grid. stated that expedients with gold storage on the phone has been good. that's why the farmers have also set up a processing center to make package products from unsold inventory. if they can handle both storage and processing in house, they can cut out brill goods and middle men and sell it directly to consumers. the we now buying prod you straight from a farm is and compete them 10 to 15 percent of the market rate. and of course we hope to sell fresh annual process produce at our own supermarket soon. so what am i going to go to the internet is lonetta and then go to the back at home, somebody the device is experimenting with new food varieties of them, but then we'll perishable. but better storage processing and distribution will help . and the organic produce will give his income a boost to watch a $5.00 deal with that to your don't have to wait for your utility to p

i how concerned will those who support power-sharing baby?— power-sharing baby? there will be an element _ power-sharing baby? i think there will be an element of— power-sharing baby? i think there will be an element of that. - power-sharing baby? i think there will be an element of that. it - power-sharing baby? i think there will be an element of that. it is i will be an element of that. it is hard at this stage to be definitive as to which way things will go. we have had a honeymoon period in terms of power—sharing and there has been relatively little kickback from unionist grassroots, instead we have seen emma little pengelly, who was co—opted to take jeffrey seen emma little pengelly, who was co—opted to takejeffrey donaldson�*s seatin co—opted to takejeffrey donaldson�*s seat in the assembly, quite smoothly moving into the role as deputy first minister, and they have a lot of good publicity on their trip with the first minister from good publicity on their trip with the first ministerfrom sinn fein to the first ministerfrom sinn fein to the usa over st patr

but who love this country as we do and who frustrated with those abusing their power as we are.ovated or libertarian, we must get together as fellow americans and who cherish peace and freedom and cherishing our can meet commit savor country defender republic. those in power in america today are leading this way nation for the suicide abraham lincoln warned of. if we do not act now, we will [% look back at this very moment with regret. but we won't be able to say that we had no warning. god's grace,d we will remain free god bless you ■ bless america and was going save our country thank you so much everybody. >> th ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪

the more power you get, the more people are attracted to you who want to use that power. if i had the power that mark zuckerberg or elon musk has. i don't think you would be better, or anybody watching the programme. i think that we need to think about how we're going to introduce term limits, checks and balances, breaking up the companies through competition laws in order to be able for them to not have that concentration of power. there is, then, an ambiguity to your message about technology, because on one level, you clearly love technology. i do. you've made plenty of money out of computer games in your past... in my present. and your present. and you're a bit of a geek, if i may say so. i am, i love a bit of doctor who — wrote a doctor who novel. did you? yeah. and so...come clean with me. do you think technology, in the end, is a huge net positive for humanity or not? all right. let's take an example of technology — for example, a knife. you can use a knife to cut up a salad, to carve a lovely wooden carving or to stab somebody in the chest. so, is a knife a net pos

how about can you generated power fast? any access is fed into the public read the system as a money saver according to x. but at germany's federal network agency, dental model house hired an average household with a comparatively large, well positioned balcony system in a sunny spot facing south. mister touch talked to it's can generate 15 percent of its electricity consumption using the back. how can we system, all sorts of you know, and the clock never called on background. that's like an appealing prospect. some full $100000.00 households operate balcony systems across gemini, but types of us. but if the real number is double that, although there's a fine, many people con people the, to register the balcony systems which are gaining popularity across europe. the critics argue the panels are unsightly and unsuitables. i'll buildings with land box status. they can damage a facade, or even pose of safety hazard. windows installed properly 40 kilometers from berlin, locals behind a push for shift to renewable energy saver.

now this is the only nuclear power plant in russia that operates power units of two different types:mk and water-water vvr. generation 3+, which includes the vvr 1200, are certainly safe power units. the main advantage is increased security. these are special technical means for managing severe beyond design basis accidents, an accident is impossible on our units, such an accident is asfocusable. compared to the rbmk 100, the vvr 1200 has not three, but four security system channels, independent of each other. in the event of an accident, their task is to stop the chain reaction of uranium fission, maintain the reactor in a restored state, and also ensure the removal of heat from nuclear fuel and prevent the release of radioactive substances beyond the site. to achieve this, the arsenal includes both active and passive safety systems, including the latter melt trap. a cylindrical vessel, something like a pan, into which the so-called sacrificial material is poured. these are oxides of iron and aluminum, which are designed to interact with the fuel melt, which in a hypothetical case o

the power company here, the national power company, has said that three power plants in ukraine haveences. that's a call we've heard before, but certainly i think as these attacks specifically on energy infrastructure become more frequent, that is the focus of ukraine's calls at the moment. here in kharkiv, there was a very long air raid overnight, but this city wasn't targeted in the latest attack. but certainly the mood here is fairly nervous. people are also worried, there's lots of rumours about a possible offensive, another military offensive against kharkiv here in the north of ukraine. lots of rumours, no real facts, but to the commander—in—chief commented on that in an interview with ukrainian media. he said you can't ignore those plans, that ukraine is increasing its fortification and that's right along the front—line. but he also warned that if russia tries it, he said then that will be a fatal battle for them, a fatal step here in kharkiv. but certainly, as i say, the mood is fairly nervous because nobody quite knows what the russians might be planning next. the former us

so we have the power. this means we have to get to come next out. that's why grendel provides a tenant, as buildings, you'd link the 700 kilometer high voltage transmission line, connecting germany's north to itself. when the sun doesn't shine in the south, to click it, wind energy from the north. at least that's the idea. there's transmission lines, the very, very large transmission lines is really good. so you have operating rate issues, you have issues over, you know, people that are concerned about in detroit. stacy's and environmental impacts. so building those projects take a really long time and they be really, really expensive to keep top just to build storage and switch to supply energy when it's needed to kind of salt up periods, which bathroom repack. so already popping up more and more, the charge the battery, when the spanish signing of the wind is blowing and then you discharge it. when those solar resources are wind resources, wind down. some grades also store energy was come title to use, so it plus electricity to come water up a hil

the country, then earlier, when a development program was adopted, but endowed with very serious powersed and the government progressively implemented it by the executive power, today the all-belarusian people's assembly is vested with control, control, and we are talking about the fact that our prime minister will be at least once a year... for this we hold referendums, popular votes and through representative bodies , it is precisely as a result of this authority that the representatives of the veterinary authorities are strengthening, as for the discussion of what the status of the vns will be, this has already come to the fore somewhere, in the second half, probably, of work on the text constitution, and in this regard i would like to say that thanks to the general. work, common efforts, intellectual efforts and the working group of the constitutional commission, in general , we presented an optimal system that will work effectively, we determined a successful, i think, balance of powers of the supreme national assembly , the president, the parliament, the government, all these auth

no one ever even imagined that a nuclear power plant, especially six power units, could end up, so topeak, at zero. the plank shield was ready, because these trainings were carried out, they were simulated, they were played out so that the staff would be in such the toughest. conditions he could fulfill his functional position. at zero, it means completely disconnected from external power supply. this has already happened eight times at zaporozhye npp. rescued diesel generators obtained at training experience of personnel. specialists have thousands of pages of technical documents in their memory. almost all previous station managers were subjected to ukrainization and in some the terminology was simply incomprehensible. once upon a time, instructions for the electrical workshop were translated for us. technical documents, when they were brought, people opened them and simply closed them back, the staff is competent, technical, he understood it all, but the problem in mastering this information was more difficult, that is, it was harder for people to read in ukrainian if they had been

repairs began at the first zas power unit.s. security systems, then such preventive maintenance will be carried out on the remaining five units. our site, one might say, is one of the very first to begin a repair campaign. alexander kukolev has been working at the station for 30 years and intends to work until retirement, although he, like many of his colleagues, was repeatedly threatened after transfer of the plant under russian control. in the telegram channel they write that they will hire people in general. they are looking for a car with me, yes there is such a thing, they said this because i signed an agreement, a contract with rossatom and received a passport as a citizen of the russian federation, because of this, yes there is such a thing, yes, many people have this and many people they were afraid of this, they were threatened, so some of them lived with us in norgadar until a certain point in time, then , due to such pressure, they could not stand it and left. the ukrainian armed forces back up their threats shellin

are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a pure competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united states in east asia. so in that sense, china is a threat to the united states with regard to the russians, as you will know, in ukraine, we are effectively involved in a war against russia. so we have these 2 other great powers in the system, russia and china. and in both cases, we are competing with them at the security level and very serious ways. with regard to russia, one could make an argument that were more with russia in the past when countries have attempted to challenge or break 3 of us orthodoxy, they faced the wrath of the u. s. government. some countries today are still in, during a ferocious array of sanctions. others in the past with victims of resumed change operations that were supported by the united states or other wester

i political parties in the _ power—sharing structure. i think there _ power—sharing structure.haring structure. i think there was little part to - power—sharing structure. i think there was little part to take - power—sharing structure. i thinki there was little part to take from that that — there was little part to take from that that there _ there was little part to take from that that there is _ there was little part to take from that that there is at _ there was little part to take from that that there is at least - there was little part to take from that that there is at least at - that that there is at least at this stage _ that that there is at least at this stage it — that that there is at least at this stage it seems _ that that there is at least at this stage it seems as _ that that there is at least at this stage it seems as though - that that there is at least at this - stage it seems as though politicians are not— stage it seems as though politicians are not willing — stage it seems as though politicians are not willing to _ stage it seems as though politicians are

first of all , it must be said that the power system has not lost its integrity, that is, the power system is working, we control the situation, our dispatch the center fully controls the situation, we will also receive a certain amount of electricity assistance from europe, because our power system is connected to the european one, this is the general picture, in many regions, nevertheless, there is quite significant and quite large-scale damage. energy infrastructure, their scale is caused by the scale of the attack itself, this is an unprecedented volume of missiles, drones that have been launched into the energy system, since the beginning of the invasion, that is, even last winter , the attacks that were on our energy system, they were not as large as the attack of this at night, so in many regions there are restrictions on electricity supply, these restrictions are also controlled and we need them. in order not to overload those elements of the network that remained in operation, which are not damaged, that is, while we restore those substations and the operation of some power plants

power plant. now they are trying to create a new environmental disaster by cynically attacking the hydroelectric power plants, the dnipro-hes hydroelectric power plants and the dam. about this and about other things, major of the armed forces of ukraine, journalist yehor checherinda. glory to ukraine, yehor, congratulations. glory to the heroes, death to the enemies, i congratulate you, colleagues. well, let's put it simply: russia began to spread ipso about bukim without destroying the kokhovskaya dam, not kakhovskaya, but dnipro hydroelectric station. and yes, the key story for what purpose? and in general, if we talk about these elements of the informational and psychological operation that the enemy is currently deploying. what is the point? that is, they fired, launched a hundred rockets. they hit civilian objects, killed people, but there is also an informational and psychological component. anton, you know, for me this is a personal pain, tonight, today's blow to zaporizhia and dnipro, sinc

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and that is with any power. in our military, let's assume that the military power is infinitely high or the military power is low , it doesn't matter at all, with a military power in each now he has resisted and shows some kind of reaction to israel's actions. now, after 10 days , 20 days, 100 days, 140 days, today we are talking about 163 days since the beginning of the war, the resistance is working in the same way. by comparing different stages from that first day to today , we can understand in the simplest way whether the resistance is strong. weakened or not weakened, in my opinion, this is something that can't be ruled out, that is , a flash of how many israelis are killed in these operations. if you compare the operations themselves between the first day and now, this can be self-explanatory, if you allow me, i will list a few here. i have prepared it for you. first , let's see what stages the war went through. look at the beginning of the war. israel came and started the air bombardment , that is, on oc

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it is not even position of power that you need to deliver those policies.ally need in order to be able to deliver. i think we have got to challenge the institutions themselves. we have got to challenge the system iel have got to be prepared to take that on as conservatives. [applause] i think we need to draw inspiration from popular movemeg fathers, those people wanted to make sure the will of the people was delivered in their country. we have to understand how deep the vested interest of the establishment are. how hard they will fight and how unfairly they will fight in order to get their way.4 my time and number 10. so let me tell you about t■khe u.s. situation. of course we need a republican back in the white house. we need it. i'm by the way it's not just america the needs it desperately. we need it desperately right across the free world because you are the leaders of the free world, like it or not. and of course would need republicans in the senate. we need republicans in the house of representatives. but we need republicans who are prepared to fight.

power by numerous presidents. the this fascinating is also lindsay as historians you know, we love ranking presidents, right with every year there's a you know, a new ranking and things don't change all that much. but the three presidents that stephen is talking about so usually ranked very high on that list of presidents. so to if stephen is right and and and i think he is too we need to rethink the way we rank our presidents. well thank you so much for that question. and thank you to the center for having us. and it's such a joy to be in conversation with both of you and to be talking about these presidents of whom i have great affection for at least two and maybe need to include taft in that list. after reading the book i think that you're right, we do we love to ring presidents. i'm sure you have also participated. i've been involved in the c-span rankings that come out every couple of years and we we think of things like communication, working with congress wartime leadership. and you know how a president doe

as a military power. zachary in new york, zachary. >> thanks for all you do, you're the goats. >> goats, like that. what's going on? >> i talk about a company that pretty much is a monopoly on supplying machines for semiconductors. i added to my position after fourth quarter earnings and spoke about the dependence on the advanced day i chips. with the stock closing at an all-time high today what's your opinion on asm? >> i will tell you i am in awe of a snl. i know that a lot of people chart and they think supermicro. they think nvidia. i don't know what to say. they're just an unbelievably good company. their machines are the size of a city bus. they are rigorous, so i like this gentleman. fine to stack. eric in michigan? >> jim, how you doing today? >> just having a dynamite day, incredibly productive. >> let me just say monday through friday at 6:00 p.m. i don't miss your show. i thoroughly enjoyed them and we all are better investors because of you. >> thank you, buddy. see, i like his guy. >> i appre

after hydro power segment. of course, to safeguard our energy security countries look to reduce that dependence. unimportant fossil fuels and the 3rd reason is to ensure our competitiveness, nuclear power can provide a reliable anchor for electricity prices. raphael rosie is director of the international atomic energy agency, dw is christy mcguire asked him about the importance of funding for nuclear energy projects. here in new or it's, it's one of the elements which are going to be needed. we have clearly a new international consensus on the need to have also new care energy as part of the tools against the global warming and also for energy security. very important. the in particular in you are by the central and eastern europe. so when we look at more nuclear, we have to look at what is needed, what is lacking ad and quite clearly, as you say, the sure finance is one of the most salient ones. some countries are less and in need of that, but for many in, in europe, it is still a necessary to have elements th

power, but that came to an end in april 2023. when the country's last 3 nuclear power plants were taken offline, germany is now bidding on renewable energies, which account for about half the power supply. but it's not enough, especially during cold winters. when the temperature drops, germany has to import electricity, france as a different approach. you know, it's holly because we don't agree with that german friends on this issue today. and it's a real concern, i think would be a historical mistake to deprive ourselves of nuclear power. also slowed down investments in nuclear power, a nuclear innovation in europe. many other countries in europe also rely on nuclear power. in addition to france, their spain, finland, sweden, and hungry. and some, and you countries are building new nuclear plants. that's because experts say energy consumption will skyrocket in the coming years. not least due to the rise of artificial intelligence until all areas of life. a i, applications need a lot of electricity in for germany, this poses prob

hydropower, of course, is powerful, super powerful.the majzal, the majzal, you understand, it is somewhat simplified, it is the majzal, where the aggregates are, where the upper part is, but where the aggregates are in in the construction part in the lower part, it is also a very powerful building, and the engine room, where all the electrical equipment is, well, of course there are windows, there about a... if the electrical equipment is on fire and the transformers are on fire, then of course the station does not work, the consequences we we will count up to during the day and understand what happened and whether it will be able to work, if it can, then whether it will be limited or not at all for a certain period of time gs2 will be able to work. mr. ivan, what does the absence of gs2 in the ukrainian energy system mean in numbers? well, look, it's... er, dniprovska hpp, it's powerful power plant, there it is divided into hes-1, hes-2, it is more than 1000 mw of power, and it works, as a rule, as a regulating power, which is very ne

we are now, where power is rationed.t's supposed to be scheduled. sometimes it happens without notice. it is affecting life here. i think these are attacks that are aimed at morale, but it also, in fact, it is also affecting industries. so factories are struggling with power. i was speaking to the mayor and he told me they hope to get the power up and running as normal within a couple of months. but he didn't sound entirely convinced by that. and also, of course, there is the danger of further russian attacks. we have air raids here, air sirens here multiple times every single day. and this city, kharkiv, is very close to russia or about a0 kilometres from the border. this area was right on the front line at the beginning of the full scale invasion. and there are nerves here again, because there are rumours and reports of another russian push to try to take kharkiv. and people here are worried about that. the authorities are saying it's important to bear that information in mind, but people shouldn't panic. but it is com

is really breaking the truth, so you have to understand that the situation is that of very powerful regime, one of the main war powers in the world against the nation, a group of people who do not have a single right and have been a plays a transcendental role in how the world is reading and reacting to this situation. lena, i want to thank you for accepting this invitation and hope that very soon we can meet again, perhaps with new book that will help. intervention, they rose up against the decision of the united nations, completely illegal, to divide the territory that they had always inhabited between its native inhabitants and thousands of foreigners came from all over the world. they later rose up against the permanent massacers against the plant. they ended up rising against the israeli occupation from inside the land in two successive intefadas. what we are seeing today is only the continuity of a historical. the ethnic, multicultural, intercultural, absolutely tolerant strain of all people of the world, were there before the first invaders arrived and will continue to be the

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so you are, you, we came look like a world of business and economics this week, nuclear power, as back in the energy debates, many nations are expanding the police of a ton of plans. so is it on the verge of a van, a psalms, the e u. has pledged opinions of dollars to cash strapped egypt and upgraded the relationship to a strategic partnership. so what's behind the deal? and tech talk face is a band in the us of a national security concerns. but the measure could had creations and businesses where it hurts most. the critics say, atomic plans, dangerous, expensive, and taking a long time to build the nuclear power is being touted by some as a clean source of energy. well, many nations a meant to be called and not as an out building new react is which and mainly supplied by china and russia and $22.00 countries pledge to triple the nuclear capacity by 2050. the cop $28.00 climate sounded last year. the international atomic energy agency expects global nuclear power generation to reach an old time high next year. it says investment will need to more than double to $100000000.00 by 2030 to

the hydroelectric power plant is, of course, powerful, super-powerful. as for the mash hall, the mash hall, you understand, it is somewhat of a clothing store, and it is the mash hall where the aggregates are located, where the upper part, but where... are located in the construction room in the lower part, it is also a very powerful building, and the engine room, where all the electrical equipment is, well, of course there are windows, there about, and if the electrical equipment burns and the transformers burn, then of course the station does not work, we will calculate the consequences before day and we will understand what happened and whether she will be able to work, if she can, whether she will be able to work for a limited time or not at all for a certain period. mr. ivan, what does the absence of hpp-2 in the ukrainian energy system mean in numbers? well, look, this, the dniprovska hpp, is a powerful power plant, there it is divided into hes-1, hes-2, it's more than 1000 mw of capacity and it works generally as a regulating power, which is very

moreover, he built this power for himself, because writing on paper in the laws what kind of power shouldvery big difference. the process of building this strong government in the nineties was not quick, and certainly not without problems, as alexander lukashenko said on friday in the same honest and public way. not immediately, not without emotion and not without attempts by foreign assistants to take it. process under your own control, well, in our country the government is strong, the power is with one person, although the head of state has emphasized many times that power for him is service to the people and the welfare of the entire people, the purpose of this power of his, but sometimes it is necessary explain not only numbers, but also letters, by welfare we mean not only the money that is credited to our card every month, it is also peace and security, from the absence of war in our country to the calm on our streets in peacetime, thanks to.. the external system of law enforcement and welfare also means clean streets, smooth roads, beautiful new residential buildings, modern schoo