next on our air, in the studio in london, jafer umerov. the alternative for germany is a political party with far-right views, and it was this one that received the most votes, almost a third in the thuringia region. in second place is the conservative christian democratic union. in another eastern region, saxony, the far-right came second. but it is important to note that... third place in both countries was taken by sarah wagenknecht's union party, a far-left party that calls for an end to support for ukraine, as well as an alternative for germany. we will talk more about the impact of these elections on support for ukraine a little later, and german chancellor olaf scholz called the results of the regional elections bitter and added that the alternative for germany party harms the country, weakens the economy, divides society and destroys the reputation of germany, and called. parties that passed to the land parliaments, to create coalitions without the ultra-right, about how the elections were held in the following material. their face

jafer umerov works in the studio. a terrible day in poltava.his is how the ministry of defense of ukraine described the tragedy in the city in its statement. according to the agency, the russians used two ballistic missiles.

jafer umerov works in the studio. a terrible day in poltava. the ministry of defense of ukraine described the tragedy in the city with these words in its statement. according to the agency, the russians used two ballistic missiles. villagers say that one of the buildings of the institute was partially destroyed, due to which many people were buried under the rubble, the hospital and nearby houses were also damaged. according to the latest data from the prosecutor general's office, 51 people were killed in the strike in poltava, more than 200 people were injured in the area after the rocket strike, and three days of mourning were announced. and that's about the moment of impact eyewitnesses say. a man called. i just got up and went out into the corridor, my tracks rose 20 cm from the first explosion, and then there was a second explosion, i opened the window, dust, i just managed to shake my sister, she was in another room, that a rocket, i heard an unnatural one the sound, which i will honestly say now, the ants have moved away at least a littl

this is what jafer umerov will be talking about in the next 15 minutes of the bbc broadcast in the studio in london. where did it all start? pagers started going off in lebanon and syria on tuesday afternoon. witnesses saw how from... pockets smoke billowed from the victims, and then an explosion rang out. according to medics, most of the victims received injuries to their hands or faces, because before the explosion, the victims received messages on their gadgets, so in most cases they took pagers with them. as a result of the explosions, almost 3,000 people were injured, more than 10 people died, including two children. these are data from the ministry of health of lebanon. but whose pagers were they? they were used by members of the based. the hezbollah group is the largest armed military group in the world that iran created in lebanon in the 80s and still finances. however, why they used pagers and not phones a little later, but the explosions have been confirmed not only in lebanon, but also in neighboring syria, in damascus, and most of the victims are still in lebanon. one of the i

next on our air, in the studio in london, jafer umerov. the alternative for germany, a far-right political party, received the most votes, almost a third in the thuringian region. in second place is the conservative christian democratic union. in another eastern region, saxony, the far-right came second. but it is important note that the third

the next 15 minutes of the broadcast will be about this bbc in the studio in london jafer umerov.ere did it all start? pagers started going off in lebanon and syria on tuesday afternoon. witnesses saw how with...

jafer umerov works in the studio. bruty from the seim and desna rivers in the sumy and chernihiv regions reached the kyiv region, to the place where water is taken for the people of kyiv, who mostly live on the left bank of the capital. first reports of pollution ukraine received the seim river on august 14. oleksandr krasnolutskyi, first deputy minister of environmental protection, said this in an interview with doichoveli. in an interview. he added to the publication that it was impossible to stop the spread, and even then it was decided to ban bathing, fishing and using water from rivers. and in the next video, you can see footage from the gum in the chernihiv region, but what kind of dirt is it and where did it come from? a few weeks ago, when in the diet of sumy oblast they saw dirt stains and the death of fish, there were speculations that the impurities came from the kursk region of russia, where the river also flows. these discovered unknown organic compounds that absorbed oxygen in the water and this became t