sergei naryshkin just said that the crimean bridge remains a priority target for strikes by british stormmissiles, is russia aware of and ready for such attacks? well, funny, as they say, from the new york times. the ukrainian armed forces are not retreating anywhere. this is not retreat, this, as spiridon said, is perhaps even a counteroffensive, just in the opposite direction, a negative counterattack, to kiev, thus the enemy, you won't believe it, is trying to confuse us, outwit us, retreating to drag us out, in all seriousness they write, look, over the course of a year ukraine has lost a number of cities, towns and villages in the eastern region. donbass from russia is common.

this was stated by the head of the svr sergei naryshkin, talking to journalists in baku in the capital of azerbaijan, he held meetings with president ilham aliyev and colleagues from the special services, discussed cooperation in various areas of intelligence activities and the threats that must be countered together. and to eliminate, let's say, a provocative threat against one of the russian diplomats from the americans. the experience of the altai territory in fighting forest fires assessed deputy prime minister dmitry patrushev, today he is on a working visit to this region. the deputy prime minister discussed with governor viktor tomenko the difficult harvesting campaign for local farmers under the emergency regime. elena lopatina will continue the topic. more than 160,000 hectares of forest are in full view in the bobrovskoye forestry; the fire situation in the forest lands is monitored 24/7 using video cameras on eight fire observation towers. the control center is shown to deputy prime minister dmitry patrushev. he notes that in the age of new technologies, it's time to abandon

infrastructure, this was stated in particular by the head of the foreign intelligence service sergei naryshkin he emphasized that washington and nato bear no less responsibility than the kiev regime, because, in fact, they indulge kiev's criminal line. according to the svr, since march of this year alone, us intelligence satellites have significantly stepped up high-detail filming on russian territory in those territories that border ukraine, namely the kursk and belgorod regions. well, and also the head of the foreign intelligence service also said that the plan for a terrorist attack in the ssu on the korsk region included the seizure and mining of a kurdish nuclear power plant, and if kiev had succeeded in this, according to naryshki, europe would have faced an ecological and humanitarian catastrophe, well, comparable to chernobyl and even more. another important news of today, today russian leader vladimir putin celebrates his birthday, the president turned 72 years old and of course a lot. in a congratulatory telegram noted the great contribution of vladimir putin to the development of fr

intensified high-detail filming on the territory of russia, which borders ukraine, well, and also sergei naryshkinzed that washington paid special attention to tracking satellites of the situation just in the border area in the kursk region in belgogo. region. the head of the svr also said that the plan for a terrorist attack by the ukrainian armed forces in the kursk region included the seizure and mining of a kurdish nuclear power plant. and if kiev had succeeded in this, according to naryshkin, europe would have been waiting, in essence, for an ecological and humanitarian catastrophe in one bottle. a catastrophe comparable to chernobyl. in other news, vladimir putin celebrates his seventy-second birthday. the russian leader is receiving. today, numerous congratulations from politicians, public figures and heads of state, here we have collected, let's pay attention to some of them, yes , for example, the president, among the first to congratulate him was his belarusian colleague alexander lukashenko, he wished him health and longevity, well, and also alexander lukashenko added that minsk appreci

the head of kiev reported on his plans foreign intelligence service of russia sergei naryshkin. he spoke at a meeting of the council of heads of security agencies and special services of the cis member states. according to naryshko. ukrainian troops planned to mine a nuclear power plant, and if this had succeeded, europe would have been hit by an environmental and humanitarian catastrophe comparable in scale to chernobyl, the head of the department added. the high-profile story of the murder of a schoolgirl in the novosibirsk region has reached court 14 years later. according to investigators, two police officers hit a teenage girl in a car, then finished her off and buried the body to avoid responsibility. at first , the criminal plan worked. the body was not found, and the suspects were released one after another. the parents of the deceased schoolgirl only now have hope of punishing the perpetrators and learning details about their daughter's death. elena kopyllova spoke with them. in the corridor of the regional court, the parents of natalia matyukhina admit that they no lon

states bilburst told the head of the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation, sergei naryshkin, when they met in 2022, it seems, and beers recently said that at that time they believed that there was a danger a nuclear attack on ukraine, and in that situation they decided to communicate how they would act, and i think that this conversation between joros and naryshkin, it convinced putin that the united states would not be very scared. if, let's say, he launches a nuclear attack on ukraine, that this does not cause them some feeling of an apocalypse to their own interests, and then it can be considered that their hands are free, that they can, in principle, continue to help ukraine, because they do not fear the consequences of some too serious russian reaction for your help. then it is necessary to change the situation, then it is necessary to show the west that the problems will not be with ukraine, but with those countries that help it. what is the point of changing this nuclear concept, that if it is not a nuclear power, it is ukraine, let's say, that strikes with convention

sergei naryshkin also stated that the united states and great britain were involved in blowing up theream gas pipeline. according to the svr, this terrorist attack was prepared, carried out by professional saboteurs from anglo-saxon. as the svr emphasized, washington and london are confidently moving towards becoming a state sponsor of terrorism. the united states is preparing a provocation at the next session of the council of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, as reported by our ministry of defense, the states are planning to accuse russia of using toxic substances, provide. in some frontline ukrainian city , pre-planted containers with chemicals will probably be blown up, and then miraculously those same trained ukrainian military personnel will be on the scene with european gas analyzers at the ready, and accompanied by the press, they will record casualties among the civilian population, voila, another bloody crime of moscow has been solved, western politicians, by the way, are already heating up public opinion, have you ever checked the information about t

according to sergey naryshkin, if kiev had succeeded in carrying out its plan, europe would have faced humanitarian catastrophe comparable to chernobyl. in the meantime, it is necessary to cope with the consequences of the invasion of the border kursk region is being helped by belgorod region. report by sergey samokhi. the fact that they have managed to harvest corn this year is called a real miracle in this agricultural enterprise. the autumn was rainless, otherwise the cobs could have simply rotted in the field. and before , it was simply dangerous to take out equipment. the village of peny is located 50 km from sudzha, even closer to the front line. ukrainian shells exploded from time to time. very close to the lands, they themselves also all left and we left, we kind of thank god there was no neighbors here and that means eh evacuation, we are there rented a few houses and lived there, you can't explain to the cows on the dairy farm that there will be no milking, tens of tons of milk are collected here every day, at some point the agricultural cooperative was about to pour all the

according to sergey naryshkin, if kiev had managed to carry out its plans, europe would have faced anological and humanitarian catastrophe comparable to chernobyl, but for now , belgorod will help cope with the consequences of the invasions in the border area of ​​the kurbsk region. report by sergey samokhi. the fact that this year it is a miracle that they manage to harvest corn in this agricultural enterprise. the autumn was rainless, otherwise the cobs could have simply rotted in the field, and before it was simply dangerous to take the equipment out. the village of peny is located 50 km from sudzha, even closer to the front line. ukrainian shells sometimes exploded very close to the land. and they themselves all left the same thing and we left, we ... in the driver, a bulletproof vest and a helmet. at the moment when the car leaves with the cargo, the air defense system shoots down another ukrainian missile over the farm. the sensations are different, it happens that scary. well, why does it keep going? where can i go? it still needs to be picked up. the final destination is a dai

this territory. as a slavic state, this is what makes this collection especially valuable, when naryshkin sergeyievich understands that i am in a hurry, and he so kindly, with a smile , says that well, if the estonian embassy calls us, then i will address the izborsk reserve museum, to you, natalia petrovna, i say, yes, we keep the state passport for this territory. valentin sidov found out that in the 20th century izborsk had already become a large medieval city, where crafts and trade were developed. it was divided into two parts: there was a detinets, where representatives of the authorities lived, and passad, where craftsmen lived. when the german and swedish crusaders colonized estonia and latvia at the beginning of the 13th century, izborsk became an outpost. the border was only 20 km away. izborsk periodically took enemy attacks. at the beginning of the 14th century, the fortress was moved from truverov, the ancient settlement to a new one. zhiravye place, that is , the crane mountain. the new fortress copied the ancient one in the plan resembling a triangle. until the 15th century, it wi