i already said, so he did call to adler, but cool.ay. the bottles he brought were left. champagne vodka. so you don't want to help us capture the enemy, do you? i told you. i won't do anything. remove your cards from the table. you need to look well. we will try to catch it without your help. but if grief happens, it will be irreparable. i want you to remember my words, citizen evseeva fourth and eighth. the women left the house, as they understood. i understood you. if a woman disperse to accompany each separately. i understood you fourth, to accompany you separately. mom, i beg you, i'm only doing this, so you're not doing it enough. okay, i ran after school, straight home. when i got home after school, i understood right away and sat down to study. so please go to the store and buy some milk. so here's a ruble 20 money for you, that's enough, the fourth i'm the eighth something there young women disperse so that i the turn has come. do it. the fourth i am the seventh the fourth i am the seventh. ninth accompanies the street limitin

pagett adler ex - lained external threats. pagett adler explained the _ external threats.untries were members of the eve. but you leaders had a wider discussion about ewan ashman and they were talking about countries they were talking about countries the western balkans. they feel ukraine is kind ofjumping the queue at the like at the moment and the results of frustration about those countries that have spent a long time and candidacy process and that they feel that it's been stalled and there is a lot of frustration there, and there was you know, eu leaders had to sort of have a look at the wording about the conclusion due to both countries and so the hesitation was not about ukraine, in this case. the last days have seen all sorts of frantic diplomacy amongst eu leaders. they were a handful that weren't so sure whether to give the nod to ukraine today, but that had all been smoothed out before we got to today's summit, so, you know, bar over your upset, the absolute expectation was that the eu leaders would agree unanimously to accept ukraine candidacy for membership and

katya adler in madrid, thank _ them feel safer.raine and how international leaders are responding to the conflict on bbc news online — that's bbc.co.uk/news — and by using the bbc news app. sirjohn major has been giving evidence to an inquiry into the infected blood scandal during 19705 and 1980s. people with haemophilia or those who needed transfusions were given blood products as part of their treatment. but some of the blood was contaminated — and more than 33,000 people were infected with hepatitis c or hiv. to date, more than 3,000 people have died. there were gasps at the inquiry is the former prime minister described the former prime minister described the victims are suffering from incredibly bad luck. our health editor hugh pym has this report. barry has always said, he's always felt like he was on death row but without committing any crime. i just want a sincere apology from somebody. deborah reflects on how barry's life has been blighted. because of his treatment for haemophilia, he was infected with hepatitis c. he“s ne

our europe editor katia adler is 0ur europe editor katia adler is in brussels and president zelenskynificant is that? it is called it an historic moment. how significant is that?— significant is that? it is a question _ significant is that? it is a question of _ significant is that? it is a question of perspective. | significant is that? it is a i question of perspective. for president zelensky, he's been pushing for this moment he called historic for a very long time because it allows him to turn around to rush and say, look, we, ukraine, belong in europe, in the west, not your russian sphere of influence so he wanted the symbolism tonight. tomorrow he will be reminding the west he needs that military and economic aid. from russia's perspective it's hardening its stance on ukrainejoining the eu and why, well, it says brussels is taking a much more active role these daysin taking a much more active role these days in defence and as for the eu itself, leaders in their were really sincere in wanting to show solidarity tonight with war—torn ukraine. but at the same time questions are be

at night , but tourists will not spend a whole day of rest in simferopol on moving and got off in adlerplanes. where do we need to go? what is most important, otherwise we would have to go by car first, then by the da sochi swallow, and only then we get on the plane. that is, it is quite convenient and comfortable. i had to go from sevastopol to krasnodar then on a swallow. although sochi is so inconvenient. there had to be 4-5 hours waiting to be. and it so happened that i applied for tickets. it turned out that this is the first day the first route, as reported by the crimean authorities to increase the tourist flow. now other options are being considered, for example, launching a speed swallow route from adler to kerch. and now we will make a trip to our colleagues in the match tv studio, as always, they have the latest sports news. see you. join the winline and try your luck by getting guys up to 10,000 rubles. and what a freebet you will have news time match tv specially for ntv in the studio artyom tikhomirov good evening and in the next 5 minutes, we will discuss the brightest ev

our europe editor katya adler reports from madrid.ons, but sweden and finland are now well on their way to becoming nato members after they signed an agreement with turkey to counter threats to each other�*s security. applause front tonight to send a clear message to vladimir putin. welcoming finland and sweden into the alliance will make them safer, nato stronger, and the mid—atlantic area more secure. this is vital as we face the biggest security crisis in decades. ukraine, of course, is on everyone's minds here. but so is the wider security threat from russia. nato is ramping up its rapid reaction forces, from 40,000 to 300,000... ..like these french paratroopers preparing to support nato countries close to russia, now feeling very exposed. we can't defend ourselves alone. we will never be alone strong. so we have to have, like, friends and allies. finland and sweden agree. just look at finland's long border with russia. hello. thank you so much for taking the time. moscow's aggression has shocked them. we realised that we have to

katya adler, bbc news, madrid. nato expert michael 0'hanlon who's a senior fellow and director of research in foreign policy at the brookings institution. thank you forjoining us. how significant is this? was it inevitable that in the current climate, turkey would drop objections to finland and swedenjoining nato? sweden “oining nato? most eo - le swedenjoining nato? most eo - le i swedenjoining nato? most peeple i knew _ swedenjoining nato? most people i knew thought - swedenjoining nato? i’j�*if?3ii people i knew thought turkey was bargaining first something and it did. turkey feels strongly about threats around its own borders, and understandably so. it has had a lot of internal dissent and conflict from various sources and, more importantly, it has had a million refugees from syria arrive in its territory in the last decade. turkey saw an opportunity here to use this moment, where all of nato otherwise wanted to bring in sweden and finland and turkey realised it had some leverage, and it was going to insist tha

katya adler, bbc news, madrid.anlon who is a senior fellow and director of research in foreign policy at the brookings institution. earlier i asked him if he thought it was inevitable that turkey would drop its objections. turkey feels strongly about threats around its own borders, and understandably so. it has had a lot of internal dissent and conflict from various sources and, more importantly, it has had 4 million refugees from syria arrive in its territory in the last decade. turkey saw an opportunity here to use this moment, where all of nato otherwise wanted to bring in sweden and finland and turkey realised it had some leverage, and it was going to insist that the president of the united states engage and deliver some results. it appears that between the president and the nato secretary general, turkey has been consulted and its concerns are been addressed in regard to potential kurdish separatists/terrorists. some of us think they are more separatists but turkey sees them as terrorists and it has been clear

our europe editor katya adler reports from madrid.embers after they signed an agreement with turkey to counter threats to each other�*s security. nato hoped to present this united front tonight to send a clear message to vladimir putin. welcoming finland and sweden into the alliance will make them safer, nato stronger, and the mid—atlantic area more secure. this is vital as we face the biggest security crisis in decades. ukraine, of course, is on everyone's minds here. but so is the wider security threat from russia. nato is ramping up its rapid reaction forces, from 40,000 to 300,000. like these french paratroopers preparing to support nato countries close to russia, now feeling very exposed. we can't defend ourselves alone. we will never be alone strong. so we have to have, like, friends and allies. finland and sweden agree. just look at finland's long border with russia. hello. thank you so much for taking the time. moscow's aggression has shocked them. we realised that we have to make a change. - well, it appeared that russia is r

katya adler, bbc news, madrid. who served as the us ambassador to nato. thank you forjoining us on the programme. in addition, nato is also looking at what is going on in the pacific and has its eyes on the growing influence in china. how is this going to change the strategy is the organisation moves forward? there is a lot of news coming out of the summit on exactly those questions. first off, nato is recognising that russia is a serious threat to nato countries still, and that nato has not done enough to prepare itself to defend its allies if needed and to deter such aggression. so adding more forces, getting up to 300,000, making sure they are deployed for their forward, bringing in these new members, finland and sweden — all of them will reinforce nato because my capabilities. in addition, nato is looking longer—range on the road —— nato's capabilities. spyware, nato's capabilities. spywa re, anything like the fact that several nations were invited this year as an indicator that there is a desire on nato's part

katya adler, bbc news, madrid. still to come on the programme... match in a year. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. cheering. challenger powered past. the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had _ stood for 34 years. there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew. this is newsday on the bbc. from singapore, i'm monica miller. 0ur headlines... a former white house aide tells a committee that president trump wanted tojoin a committee that president trump wanted to join the capito

katya adler, bbc news, madrid.atrick sanders, has warned that president putin's invasion of ukraine represents the greatest threat to european peace and democracy in decades. the defence secretary ben wallace has urged the prime minister to increase spending on the uk's armed forces. chris mason has been travelling with the prime minister and you spoke to him about this on the plane. he and you spoke to him about this on the lane. ., ., .,, the plane. he said nato was the indisputable _ the plane. he said nato was the indisputable guarantor- the plane. he said nato was the indisputable guarantor of - the plane. he said nato was the i indisputable guarantor of european security, that it had never been more vital but this debate rages around defence spending with the head of the armed forces and the defence secretary suggesting it needs to rise, the defence secretary saying over the last few generations it has been allowed to travel on the head of the armed forces comparing it with the build—up to the second world wa

everyone traveled badly roza krasnaya polyana, that is, in adler, everyone traveled to abkhazia ryderhi and you get to rice, but there was not enough man, a little bit of battery, well, just a little bit was not enough, literally 5 km did not reach, but in in general, but on top-end wheels, and you can drive, such a monowheel weighs a lot of 37 kg. the first models that appeared in 2009 were three times lighter, but drove 13 times less and did not accelerate faster than 25 km / h. mikhail denisov felt all this evolution. personally. he has already changed five models, and now they are testing a new gadget for 200,000 rubles. should be up to 70 km/h in reality. true, already after 60-66 the braking system is activated, the pedals rise and deflects the human body back, by about 10 °. in general, such a unicycle for long trips, powerful and fast for the city, says mikhail is better quieter, but more stable, for example, with a suspension for 150,000 rubles. always ride it.

katya adler, bbc news, madrid.tlined her plans for a second referendum on independence from the rest of the uk. she told the scottish parliament that a bill would set out how a vote could be held in october next year. 0ur scotland editorjames cook reports from edinburgh. chanting: yes, yes, yes! no, no, no! scotland 2014, when politics came alive. how dare they say that this country is not capable of running its own affairs? this is everyone's flag, everyone's country, everyone's culture, and everyone's streets. this is the vision we've got for your country. i but should we do this all over again? how does the nation feel about the idea of a second referendum? yeah, i think if there's a public call for it then we should definitely have one and just see what the public thinks. i don't think it's the best idea. yes, go for it, - yeah, another one. oh, my god, again? presiding officer... well, yes, if nicola sturgeon has her way. now is the time for independence. the plan is to ask voters, should scotland be an indepe

katya adler, our europe editor.tions, news and analysis on bbc news online, that's bbc.co.uk/news, and by using the bbc news app. judges at the appeal court have ruled that the first flight to rwanda taking migrants who've arrived illegally in britain can take off tomorrow after a last ditch legal bid to block it. thejudges supported the judges supported a previous decision by the high court that it was in the public interest for the government to carry out its policies. it is reported there will be eight asylum seekers are not first flight. here's our home editor, mark easton dozens more asylum—seekers arrived on the kent coast today, 37 men who the government says should potentially face removal to rwanda because they've travelled from france, a safe country. and this is the boeing 767 chartered by the home office to take the first group of asylum—seekers on a one—way ticket to rwanda tomorrow night. the plane can take around 200 passengers, but a maximum ofjust 8 asylum—seekers will be aboard, and three of those

krasnodar and the road from krasnodar to the crimean bridge and anapa we also plan to include a bypass of adler as part of the development of sochi, what i reported to you is that 400 mandatory requirements remain in construction out of almost 12,000, and the president urged to pay special attention to the training of dorozhnikov specialists . well, i will add that in the five-year plan the government left. the development of domestic tourism will unload krasnodar roads and build a new one on dombay lagonaki in kamchatka altai and along the golden ring. different rulers di you can't deceive fate. one great country love story we watch the history of russia in the application or on the website for free without registration. news in the middle of the hour, briefly, two regular residents of mariupol were wounded during shelling from the side the nationalists inflicted several blows on ukrainian troops the night before and fired 25 shells from nato-style large-caliber artillery against the united states in donetsk, imposed sanctions against 65 russian companies, we are talking about enterprises that

we landed in simferopol and got off in adler, boarded planes.ere we need to, what is most important, otherwise we would have to go by car first, then by swallow to sochi, and only then we get on the plane. that is enough conveniently comfortable from sevastopol to krasnodar , then on a swallow to go to sochi is so inconvenient. it took 4-5 hours to get there. you are waiting to be. and it so happened that i applied for tickets. it turned out that this is the first day the first route, as reported by the crimean authorities to increase the tourist flow. now other options are being considered, for example, to launch a route of a high-speed swallow from adler to kerch well, now it’s time for a short weather forecast for ntv evgeny neronskaya joins us evgeniya pleased the first day of summer warmth and sun what's in the forecast for tomorrow? summer on the first day showed itself in all its glory. this day in the capital became the warmest at the beginning of the year, it ’s good that it continues like this, but the cyclones will not leave us alone

the eu says such changes would be illegal. 0ur europe editor, katya adler, is here to explain more.n northern ireland unilaterally is unacceptable. why? well, it says the text known as the protocol is the result of years of negotiation between the eu and uk — a compromise solution intended to protect the peace process in northern ireland, uk internal trade, and the eu's single market after brexit. as a warning, the eu announced today it's launching legal proceedings against the government for already not respecting parts of the protocol, it said. if successful, this could result in a fine for the uk. the eu has also threatened possible future tariffs on uk goods, or even suspending the brexit trade deal altogether. with the cost of living crisis and the war in ukraine, there's little appetite for a trade war in brussels. still, this was the eu's chief negotiator today. let there be no doubt. there is no legal, no political justification whatsoever for unilaterally changing an international agreement. so let's call a spade a spade — this is illegal. illegal? absolutely not, says the

he founded adler's survival shelter 11 years ago. the factories based just one hour drive out of dallas, texas. these bunkers are not cheap. they average anywhere from $40000.00 to a $1000000.00. everybody's on board. no one thinks anybody's crazy for buying. i'm shelters now. we have a good business right now in ukraine and poland because war is going on there. i have several ukrainian customer, southern wealthy people and ukraine. they want to get a bunker as soon as they can like mediately. we'll go on this one. this is a standard 10 food by 40 food bunker, starting at $200000.00. this is the new american trend. i sell millions of dollars of these every week. it's got a regular flush, the toilet van at 8 granite counters. it's beautiful sliding doors. it has the under floor storage care. so the april, the air would run through this carbon filter with the hepa filter in it, it would give you a breathable air. and when this is furnished and everything's going, you just feel like you're in an apartment or flap. demand is not only gro

and so we had to collect them in the field, we keep them mess mementos, the story, adler, them was it more loading me une shook has an unusual problem with this. he has harvest and it's not that is grain didn't grow. it did his field stretch over 2000 hectares and the greatness tall and strong. but fields are littered with russian mines and shelling by enemy troops can happen any moment. it's not safe to harvest, however great. so only shook warehouse lays empty, even though the world needs his product. last year, ukraine exported 86000000 tons of grain this year. it will be half that and likely another pound will come from this farm. but even if on the shook were able to bring in the crops, it wouldn't help much some of which had given this since the beginning of the war, the grain traders declared force monsieur, and they haven't paid for the grain until now. we delivered the grain to the traders room and they just didn't pay for it. no. the blockade of ports is an issue to say that i'm all, we need to transit port grain from ukraine and to 70 percent of out rain export. it was for

he works in adler as the chief accountant in fish.mrade pastukhov, when will you be in naples ? and the captain here he hears our conversation good. quieter then, by the winter, we won’t get to the fortress, your next one came to help us, sister. the main thing is that nesterov climbed about ours. okay time dishes that have been tested many times more delicious. be irresistible this summer with your favorite brands. choose a product with sun protection and for a thorough cleansing of the skin of the face on the wildberries tourist route is built. discover for yourself a new car full of adventures on russia.ru. travel is the best way to be together tele2 subscriber in his smartphone is always fully charged tariff with cool equipment, he can send gigabytes at any time. and he knows when to buy, sell, and even to the cinema around the world . be sure that with a credit savings card you have the most favorable conditions for 120 days without interest. free maintenance forever rate from 9.8%. apply online or at a branch credit savings card

this means that we are also planning, as part of the development, to include a bypass around adler in sochi, which i reported to you. this means that we are currently designing tele , and that means, uh, we are considering, the third stage, rounds of the city of sochi as funding becomes available. we will consider the possibility of building a bypass of cities on the black sea coast. so, e. also under development project north, south, we are working out, which means that bypassing the cities of makhachkala and astrakhan included this five-year plan. uh, road expansion to four lanes of the caspian road. and the caucasus, which means that now we are looking at a bypass of herbert and khasavyurt, which means that after confirming the passenger flow and the need for passenger and cargo flows and the need to expand the strip, we will make the necessary amendments to the program on this issue in september. what the belarusians discussed, i think that everything will work out for us and the possibility of flexible sleeping. program allows us to hope so, we also continue to work on the develo

adler and mineralnye vody offer a single ticket for passengers, where both air travel and train travel according to the same scheme, you can combine an airplane and a bus. avtodor has also prepared for the start of the holiday season in the coming days, they promise to complete repairs at several sections at once, and now more than 100 km by the tourist season. e, brought to the normative state in the rostov region in order to ensure the uninterrupted traffic of vehicles and completed the work within two months, we will complete in mid-june nikolai grekov is an experienced car traveler. for the second summer in a row, he drives a car in traffic jams in the crimea. as such , there were no such small congestion. in connection with repair of roads somewhere after miller, if you go along the m4, there were small traffic jams, there were a lot of trucks. and so, in principle, the road is absolutely free and you go. and i would even say that it has become better than last year. nikolai maintains his blog something autotravel to the roadway of the m4 toll highway he has no questions. see the

in the center of adler, under the cover of night, road markings are already being applied to the newpular tourist area, where cafes and restaurants have hotels and access to the beach. the same big alteration in kostroma on the street tereshkova was overhauled, the broken road for years caused inconvenience to local residents and guests of the birch bark museum. here they even joked that it was sometimes better to move around the city in such wicker bast shoes. we stayed in a professional, which is on the banks of the lunar volga. and this is quite far from kostroma. well, about an hour's drive and half the way, but the roads are left, it is desirable that key tourist destinations be repaired in the region. for example, the route to the homeland of the snow maiden to the family estate of the playwright alexander ostrovsky and the road to the kologrilsky forest , a unique place where the only relict taiga in europe has been preserved, in total this year, 1,700 km of roads throughout the country will be put in order so that the impression from trips to original places is only brighter

in the center of adler, under the cover of night, road markings are already being applied to the newalt. this is a popular tourist area, where cafes and restaurants have hotels and access to the beach. the same big alteration in kostroma on the street tereshkova was overhauled, the broken road for years caused inconvenience to local residents and guests of the birch bark museum. here they even joked that it was sometimes better to move around the city in such wicker elbows. we stayed in a boarding house, which are on the banks of the moonlit volga. and this is quite far from kostroma. well, about an hour drive and half way, and the roads leave much to be desired in the region . key tourist destinations will be repaired, for example, the route to the homeland of the snow maiden. 1,700 km of roads across the country will be put in order this year to the kologril forest, a unique place where the only relic taiga in europe has been preserved, so that the impression from trips to original places is only brighter . andrey kuznetsov ekaterina ovsyannikova and ksenia ugarova. channel one lou

dishes and, of course, these are wines, and also author’s salted trout dishes under called hello from adlerne restaurant, they have already purchased 300 kg of cherries, the same amount of strawberries and 650. of course, russian wine, negotiated lunch according to the schedule, all tables for the main days, the form was already booked, when they worked out the design of the room, they still wanted to preserve the spirit of the city and retained the brickwork of the building built in 1797. here, in a former apartment building, a lyceum student once lived with his parents for a whole month, alexander pushkin, the same story in the walls and on them black and white photographs of st. live those on whom prosperity already depends. starting from today, almost until the twentieth day , we have, uh, 100% loading, some days there will be literally 2-3 rooms free air harbor northern capital is preparing to receive business aviation aircraft, there are already three dozen confirmed applications, but they expect many times more about of previous years, the head of large companies makes decisions abou

now he often comes to us with a gift in adler, what is he doing? whose brother is he?r loved my mother very much. yes, my mother is very kind. she was an exceptional woman. i loved the holidays.

tunnel in the frontal truck collided with a tour bus the accident happened on the federal highway, adler krasnaya polyana, according to the prosecutor's office, the gazelle driver was to blame, he lost control and flew into the bus on more than 30 people were on board the latter, the injured died fortunately no, well , 19 passengers were injured, 14, i had to hospitalize all moderate degrees of severity , travel through the tunnel has already been restored by this minute. ukrainian troops are again hitting civilians in donbass but just a few hours ago , donetsk was once again under attack, about 10 shells flew into the kalininsky district of the city as a result. according to the latest data, a woman died, but another resident was wounded. people's republic of the militants fired at the city of stakhanov 13 people. there, 6 more were killed, they were injured, fire was fired from hurricane installations, firing almost 20 shells. most of them exploded in residential areas of the house and received serious damage. many died under the rubble aleksey chebotarev reports the tragedy from the s

uh, so we are also planning, as part of e development, sochi, to include a bypass of adler, what i reported to you, that 400 mandatory requirements out of almost 12,000 remained in construction, and the president called for paying special attention to the training of road workers well, i will add that in the five-year plan government gone. the development of domestic tourism will unload krasnodar roads and build a new home buy. signs in kamchatka altai and along the golden ring the regular meeting of guardians has ended. plus , this time the forecasts of experts did not come true. the alliance will increase production from july, not by 432,000 bar or a day, but by 648,000, and alexander suvorov ’s colleague will tell the reasons for this decision. ministerial monitoring committee and also the opek meeting itself. plus, the ministers of twenty-four countries have already taken part in it, and it was decided that the next july and august will increase production by 648,000 bpd each month instead of 432,000 bpd or as previously planned. in principle, the experts also said that the mark would b

this means that we are also planning, as part of the development of sochi, to include a bypass of adleri reported to you that 400 mandatory requirements out of almost 12,000 remained in construction, and the president called for paying special attention to the training of road workers well, i will add that in the five-year plan the government has gone. the development of domestic tourism will unload the krasnodar roads and build a new one on dombai lagonaki in kamchatka altai and along the golden ring. the number of inspections of russian business should be reduced to a minimum, according to mikhail mishustin at a government meeting today. he urged to continue work on ensuring that business complies with all requirements only where it concerns updated legislation in this area as a result, compared with the nineteenth year, the number of control measures has almost halved, a mechanism has appeared pre-trial appeal. now a business can point out a mistake to the inspection body to prove its case without resorting to an expensive and lengthy procedure in court. we see that most often school

the bbc's katya adler has been in talks for weeks but sweden and finland are now on track to join nato after the two countries signed a counter-threat deal with turkey each other's security, but the focus here is of course ukraine as well as the wider security threat from russia. nato is increasing its rapid response forces from 40,000 to 300,000, among them are these french paratroopers who are preparing to support nato countries bordering russia and especially acutely now they feel a potential threat we cannot defend ourselves we can never be strong alone we must have friends and allies and sweden agrees with this just look at finland's long border with russia moscow's aggression against finland shocked change. we understood that the necessary changes are emerging. russia is ready to try to invade a neighboring sovereign country. does this worry you, because president putin directly warned you not to join nato, because otherwise there will be consequences. yes, but we are not afraid . not at all. according to him, the alliance and ukraine's support will only prolong kyiv's agony. her

similar dissect embankments in adler and footpaths in the national park of kislovodsk in the meantimebout a dozen, but at an experimental mechanical plant it is already ready. if it is necessary to expand production by several times, increasing the production of comfortable transport for tourists, almost all components are made in russia - this is the assembly of electric vehicles. it happens here too. uh comes here. uh, painted elements, that is, directly frame e details. uh, bodywork from molded plastic. and well, the remaining evil details of the running steering rack. that is the seats. uh, plastic. it's all russian production. the wheels are here, uh, the gearbox is everything, we use russian production, multi-production production. so, the plant on the rostov land does not end with electric vehicles and , of course, the agricultural worker takes the lion's share. here they assemble a trailer equipped with numerous discs for tillage. now the robot welds rollers according to a predetermined program. this is one of the key details. the workpiece is going to the device on tacks, the

similar ones are cut along the embankments in adler and footpaths in the national park.e meantime, we are talking about ten, but at the experimental mechanical plant it is already ready, if it is necessary to expand production by several times, increase the production of comfortable transport for tourists, almost all components are made in russia, this is the assembly of electric vehicles. here going here too uh come here. uh, painted elements, that is, directly frame e details. uh, body molded from plastic. and well, the remaining components of the part are the running steering rack, that is, the seat. uh, plastic. it's all russian production. the wheels here, uh, the gearbox, we all use russian-made multi-production production. so, the plant on the rostov land does not end with electric vehicles and , of course, agricultural machinery takes the lion's share. here they assemble a trailer equipped with numerous discs for tillage. now the robot welds rollers according to a predetermined program. this is one of the key parts of the workpiece being assembled in the fixture.

sirotin missed his flight to adler. mikhail decided to get to the sea by train. shelf. pasha should not lose dreams. sirotin asked a friend for a backpack, and left his suitcase, took the child and left for the kursk railway station. well, why didn’t mikhail call his wife and even give a telegram. at that moment, a message was received on the railway embankment near rostov. the body of a man was found. sharp turns celebrities collided and flew off the road. i will never forget this sound in my life. all the pillows opened in our country and the car was not restored, for which, the victim in an accident involving ksenia sobchak demands 3 million rubles. not a spleen. no one will return back, which broke in place. the accident itself could have died. she was just planted from where the widows of boris grachevsky had multimillion-dollar debts of 20 million, guys. this is very big money. he took money for the shooting of yeralash, he took them there, or he drove you alone. yes, of course, and why is lyubov uspenskaya a dog with neighbors, she has a bulldog dog for me

the plan is due to be approved at a summit in madrid this week. 0ur europe editor katya adler is thereis. , , ., , ., just explain how significant this is. very if you listen to nato's secretary _ is. very if you listen to nato's secretary general. _ is. very if you listen to nato's secretary general. he - is. very if you listen to nato's secretary general. he says i is. very if you listen to nato's. secretary general. he says this is. very if you listen to nato's - secretary general. he says this is the biggest overhaul since the end of the cold war and it doesn't really come as a surprise because russia's invasion of ukraine, the ambition, the aggression it is showing has upended any security assumptions held here in europe. when it comes to those rapid reaction forces of nato that you mentioned, this is about nato members closest to russia, so the baltic countries, and poland, and nato applicants finland and sweden who feel really exposed. they are demanding a boosting of nato's eastern flank. that means for other nato members like the uk and france pledging warships and warplanes a

there is no escape pelosi schumer, adler, i will come in for you. the congressman whose offer during the visit said he did nothing wrong. these are folks who had never been in washington dc and there they were here to visit their congressman. why not just speak to the committee? and just because the committees never called me and asked me anything, they said they let her rear corporation, they never sent it to me. your office never know, never, never received a letter, never received a phone call. never received an email they sent to you guys the chairman of the january 6 committee, betty thompson says the behavior of the group raises concerns about that activity and intent. there being suggestions, a number of tours and the days before the right. a load some of those involved to essentially study the layout and will capitol police say there was nothing suspicious about the ledger miss visit that are called to reopen that investigation . it seems suspicious that you need a subpoena for a member of congress to want to volunteer everything he knew tha

here's our europe editor katya adler.t to overreact to the government's proposed legislation. i'm in, it's not law yet. but he didn't want to under react either. it is seen here is extremely serious that the government seeks to have powers to override large parts of the protocol that it co—wrote and signed off with the eu. so as a warning, the eu this week is looking to restart legal proceedings against the uk for not implementing checks on certain goods it says it should do under the protocol. but, the same time, we have from the eu's chief negotiator in the commission who said he is about to unveil a whole load of new proposals to iron out those practical problems in northern ireland that have been provoked by the protocol. come back to the negotiating table, he says, to the eu. when you look at customs, lands, and things like that, it's two things like that, it's two things really are not that far apart, it'sjust things really are not that far apart, it's just the things really are not that far apart, it'sjust the mood

our europe editor katya adler reports from madrid.s taken weeks of negotiations, but sweden and finland are now well on their way to becoming nato members after they signed an agreement with turkey to counter threats to each other�*s security. applause ukraine of courses on everyone's minds here. but so is the wider security from russia. nato is ramping up its rapid reaction forces from 40,000 to 300,000. these french paratroopers preparing to support nato countries close to russia, now feeling very exposed. russia, now feeling very “posed-— russia, now feeling very exosed. ~ �* exposed. we can't defend ourselves _ exposed. we can't defend ourselves alone. - exposed. we can't defend ourselves alone. we - exposed. we can't defend ourselves alone. we will. exposed. we can't defend - ourselves alone. we will never be alone. strong. we have to have friends and allies. finland and sweden agree. just look at finland's long border with russia.— look at finland's long border with russia. ., ~ , ., . with russia. thank you so much for takinu w

in a tweet he said: 0ur europe editor, katya adler, explains the importance of this moment for ukrainetime, because it allows them to turn around to rush and say, love, —— look, we are ukraine, we belong in europe, we belong in the west, not in your russian sphere of influence. so he wanted the symbolism tonight. tomorrow, of course, he will be reminding the west that he also really needs that military and economic aid. from russia's perspective, it's actually hardening its stance on ukraine joining the eu, and why? welcome it says brussels is taking a much more active role these days in defence. as for the eu itself, well, leaders and there were really sincere in wanting to show solidarity tonight with war—torn ukraine. at the same time, questions are being asked as to whether their bloc can afford to take on new members. and already got 27, already so dramatically different, the often can't find agreement on difficult issues like migration or russia's sanctions, so add more voices to the mix, ukraine, moldova or countries from the western balkans, and some here wondering, will that e

so, we are also planning, as part of e- development, sochi to include a bypass of adler that i tell you reported. marat khusnullin added that 400 out of almost 12,000 mandatory requirements remained in construction. and the president called for paying special attention to the training of road workers , but i would also add that the government left in the five-year plan. the development of domestic tourism will unload the krasnodar roads and build new home bye, lagonaki in kamchatka altai and along the golden ring. yulia's large-scale plans game thank you yulia makarova spoke about plans for road construction russian fighters shot down ukrainian su-25 in the mykolaiv region reported today in the ministry of defense, the department also spoke about new strikes on concentration areas, equipment and enemy troops, as well as the destruction of ammunition depots and fuel with details of the units. alekseev, russian air defense systems are a reliable cover for ground forces, from flying threats of fighters, attack aircraft, cruise missiles , drones, only seven drones were eliminated in a day b

here's bbc news europe editor, katya adler.llective defence . and deterrence since the cold war. and it doesn't really come as a surprise. | i mean, russia's invasion . of ukraine, the aggression, the ambition that it's showing hasj kind of upended all of the security assumptions here in europe since the cold war. - but when we talk about these rapid reaction forces, - these aren't troops that are thought to be sent to ukraine. _ it is actually nato members that are closest to russia — _ the baltic countries and poland — and also nato applicants — - finland and sweden — - that are feeling most exposed, and what they're looking - for is a real boosting of what's known as nato's eastern flank. and that will involve | countries like the uk and france having warships, warplanes and troops - at the ready if necessary. nato is going to be calling on all of its members - to increase defence spending, i but it's thought voters will accept this if the promises and pledges they're hearing here in madrid l and in bavaria actually serve to

here's our europe editor, katya adler. want to overreact to the government's proposed legislation. i mean, it's not law yet. but it didn't want to under react either. it is seen here as extremely serious that the government seeks to have powers to override large parts of the protocol that it co—wrote and signed off with the eu. so as a warning, the eu this week is looking to restart legal proceedings against the uk for not implementing checks on certain goods it says it should do under the protocol. but, the same time, we have from the eu's chief negotiator in the commission who said he is about to unveil a whole load of new proposals to iron out those practical problems in northern ireland that have been provoked by the protocol. come back to the negotiating table, he says, to the eu. and, in fact, when you look at issues like customs, lanes, and things like that, you know, the two sides really are not that far apart, it'sjust the mood music right now is dreadful. it certainly is. and we will unpack that further in our bu

and also the trout of the author's ambassador of a dish called hello from adler of the restaurant of0 kg of cherries, the same amount of strawberries and 650. of course, of russian wine, all the tables on the main days of the forum have already been booked, there are almost no empty seats, and in the hotel, when we worked out the design the rooms still wanted to preserve the spirit of the city and retained the brickwork of the building built in 1797. here lyceum student, alexander pushkin, who once lived in an apartment building for a whole month with his parents, is the same story in the walls and on them in black and white. photographs of st. petersburg 1913, the dawn of the economy of the then russian empire, for the next week these rooms will be inhabited by those on whom the prosperity of modern russia depends, starting from today until almost the twentieth. we have, uh, 100% loading. some days there will be literally 2-3 rooms free. the air harbor of the northern capital is already preparing to receive business aviation aircraft. there are three dozen confirmed applications, ma

we can speak to katya adler in brussels. so this has just happened, what is the reaction there?re?— the reaction there? we heard the prime minister _ the reaction there? we heard the prime minister this _ the reaction there? we heard the prime minister this morning - prime minister this morning described the proposed changes to the northern ireland protocol is trivial, but that is definitely not how the eu sees it. a few moments ago, we heard from the eu chief negotiator and he made a reminder that at the time the protocol text was the best compromise solution the eu and uk negotiators could come up with to safeguard peace and stability on the island of ireland after brexit. he said there was no place here for unilateral action. he said the eu had lots of proposals as to how to deal with the practical problems that had been arising from the protocol, for northern ireland businesses and individuals. he said the commission would be coming forward with publishing new ideas in the coming days. but if the uk continued with this unilateral level, he said the eu would be looking now to