the arabian peninsula confirms the status of a platform consolidating different continents. maura viero gives sergey lavrov a t-shirt with the autograph of the famous brazilian player. it is signed by vinius junior, one of the players of our team. yes, one of my favorites. knowing his passion for football, the previous brazilian foreign minister already presented the head of russian diplomacy with a similar gift, as if emphasizing. saudi arabia, eriad. the death toll from the typhoon in vietnam has reached almost 60 people, more than 200 were injured, mainly in the northeastern provinces of the country. in addition , a road bridge collapsed there. 110 thousand rice plantations were flooded, trees were torn out by the roots. there is now. in the power supply about the natural disaster anastasia ponko. it knocks out glass, tears off pieces of roofing from roofs, carries cargo containers. super typhoon yagi is capable of turning over even a whole ship. wind speed is more than 200 km / h. it is dangerous to go outside. the typhoon easily knocks people off their feet. tropical cy

established its own protective areas and per tradition it was close to the tribal leaders in the arabian peninsula and also and also beyond and there were formally under british protection the only semi-independent. bahrain has a special geographical location, the peninsula and the presence of many fresh water springs that boil from the bottom of the sea has become the main factor for agriculture and development in this region. one of the important centers. commercial , military, and imperialism of the east and the west have been discussed so that it is said that it is impossible to dominate the persian gulf. britain sought to be considered an excellent authority among the sheikhdoms of the southern coast of the persian gulf. in this way, it can be the basis of power establish yourself in this area. according to the reports of many researchers, bahrain has been part of the iranian empire since ancient times, and the main population of bahrain was made up of iranian tribes . iran's rulers can do this. the government of bahrain in those days was governed by the governor of fars hossein ali mirza. he

established its own protective areas and per tradition it was close to the tribal leaders in the arabian peninsula also and also beyond um and there were formally under british protection uh the only semi- independent state during that period really was was iran with a certain contingency of of territory which existed and prevented this colonial movement, whether this government was popular or not, in any case it was the government of iran, and in any case, the government of iran was a government that was the only government independent of britain, it was not continuous , and in any case, it could resist these demands short or long-term british colonialism resists or claims for itself the british with more influence that they found in the persian gulf and were able to overcome. all the southern coasts of the persian gulf should be ruled, gradually starting to encroach on bahrain and provoke the rulers of bahrain. on the west coast of the persian gulf, there are a series of islands that are collectively called the bahrain archipelago. this archipelago includes 30 big and small islands. the largest

in the gulf of khurkalba is the oldest mangrove forest on the arabian peninsula.neral, ecology is the motto of kalba. here even resorts and those are ecological. what does it mean? and the fact that you can only get to such a place of rest by boat. moves only on bicycles or electronic baggage, no cars and exhaust gases. here you really find yourself one on one with nature, and this unafraid nature often walks very close and it seems that you are alone in this world. by the way, this form of quiet secluded rest, where nothing but nature distracts attention, is called a retreat, it is becoming more and more popular. a retreat can be located in any netru. and i join him: peace of mind in your soul, no, no, for god's sake, i have nothing against other resorts known to you, but here's another option, on the arabian sea, and if you have the opportunity to afford a seaside vacation, then think about the emirate of shadzh, this is news on the first, hello, in the studio of valery korablyov, in this issue. on the most important day, we choose the future of the country toge

the council itself is six states of the arabian peninsula, not only saudi arabia, the largest in areancludes kuwait, qatar, bahrain, oman, the united arab. just during the meeting of the gulf cooperation council, that's what sergey lavrov stated. it can be stated that the centuries-old hegemony of the west, which the us and its allies are trying to preserve by all means, is becoming a thing of the past. and gradually , despite all this, the contours of a new, more just, multipolar world order are gradually emerging. moscow and riyadh regularly, as they say, synchronize their watches on current regional issues, and this was the case during today's meeting between sergey lavrov and his colleague, the head of the saudi arabian mfa, heisal bin farhan al-saud, of course, they also talked about the situation in yemen, where houthi attacks pose a serious threat to shipping in the red sea, and of course one of the central topics is the palestinian-israeli conflict, another round of escalation, the situation in the gaza strip threatens to spread to neighboring states in the region, just over t

falconry has been popular in the arabian peninsula since ancient times, but now it is more of an elite sport among wealthy arab sheikhs. along with russian falconers, they oppose poaching and illegal trade. birds caught in the wild. if this... is done, then in the territory where it lives, then accordingly more stringent measures for the protection of these animals will be taken out of the wild animals , and nurseries will make a good population, partially release, partially replenish the arab market, that is, the natural gyrfalcon will recover very quickly. the document was then signed by representatives of russia, china, mongolia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and the united arab emirates. today , new countries are joining the agreement. poster cultural and sporting events these days too. extremely busy here on russky island forum participants can watch chess games of grandmasters from twelve countries, on the mainland, attend a hockey match, legends of russian sport will come out to the flight or go to a concert by denis matsuev. the world-famous pianist will perform on the primorsky stage

will find out the details later, but i will say that the council itself is six states of the arabian peninsula is clear that saudi arabia is the leader, as the largest in area, also in the council also includes kuwait, qatar, bahrain, oman, the united arab emirates, this is a regional union, these energy systems are united into one, all trade barriers between them have been removed, for several years now there has been talk of creating a single currency, khaliji, which is the name of the gulf dinar, and russia has observer status in this organization, last year the council meeting was held in moscow, it is obvious that today the agenda includes important international topics and of course regional problems that are important on a global scale, and first of all this the palestinian-israeli conflict, which in addition to the gas sector threatens to engulf neighboring states, literally for a minute. russia and the arab countries have consistently advocated the creation of an independent palestinian state in order to resolve the situation on the basis of the united nations charter. and another imp

this is also facilitated by the strategic dialogue between russia and the states of the arabian peninsulax monarchies: bahrain, qatar, kuwait, taman, the united arab emirates and saudi arabia, together form the gulf cooperation council, which is called persian in the world. and here arabic, but the differences in interpretation do not change the main thing, the role of the council will only increase, - noted sergey lavrov. it can be stated that the centuries-old hegemony of the west, which the united states and its allies are trying to preserve by all means, is becoming a thing of the past, and despite all this, the contours of a new, more just, multipolar world order are gradually emerging. important international and regional problems are on the agenda. first of all, the palestinian-israeli conflict, which goes beyond the gaza strip. israel launched a massive attack on hezbollah targets in lebanon in response to shelling of its northern regions. a terrorist attack on the border with jordan claimed the lives of several civilians. russia and arab countries are calling for de-escalation an

with the abraham accords, the millions of israelis have already flown back and forth across the arabian peninsula over the skies of saudi arabia to the gulf countries, the trade, the tourism, the joint ventures, the peace, the peace. i say to you what blessings such a peace with saudi arabia would bring. it would be a boon to the security and economy of our two countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region and transform the middle east into a global juggernaut. our two countries could cooperate on energy, water, and many, many other fields. such a peace i am sure would be a true pivot of history. it would usher in a historic reconciliation between the arab world and israel and islam and judaism and mecca and jeurm. iran and its terror proxies are committed to scuttling it. one of the best ways to foil this is to achieve the peace. such a peace would be the foundation for an even broughter alliance and would include united states, arab peace partners, saudi arabia and others who choose the blessing of peace. it would advance security and prosperity across the middle east and bring

do not forget about the united states and partners in the red sea and the arabian peninsula. that leaves iranian missiles and drones. the united states and its partners have a strong military presence in the region that is capable of protecting israel and other states, just as it has been. in april iran supports both hamas and hezbollah and the houthis in yemen, and although israel and iran do not engage in direct confrontation. iranian authorities use their proxy network for this. and in recent israeli attacks, israel reportedly killed the lebanese head the wings of hamas and the general of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps and the leader of hezbollah. and now the israeli army struck the hussites. israel's army... help and power is long and powerful. this is not lebanon and not the gas sector, but almost 2000 km from there. yemen the target is one of the country's largest ports and two power plants controlled by the iran-backed houthis. the israeli defense minister led the operation. we are not interested in expanding the war. we are not interested in finding addition

with abraham accords, the millions of his relatives of already flown back and forth across the arabian peninsula, over the skies of saudi arabia, through the gulf countries, the trade, the tourism the joint ventures, the police, the piece i'd say to you, what, less in such a peace with saudi arabia would bring. it would be a boon to the security and economy of our 2 countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region. it would help transform the middle east into a global jungle. our 2 countries could cooperate our energy, water, agriculture, artificial intelligence, and many, many other fields. such a piece, i'm sure, would be a true pivot of history. it would also in our historic reconciliation between the, our world and israel, between islam and judaism, between mecca and jerusalem. while as well as committed to achieving such a piece you ron, and it started proxies are committed to scuffling. that's why one of the best ways to find the ron's nefarious designs is to achieve the piece. as such a piece would be the foundation for even broader abrahamic alliance. and data lines would in

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so watching the of the we have a tropical cycling, making its way towards the arabian peninsula. that is not massive plowed here, swelling away, it has a name. this is that tropical psych, current asthma winds of around a 2 kilometers per hour is making its way to general wesley direction. it will rain out as it makes its way towards the right in the place, the place to stay, but still somewhat windy weather grass. he making his way, tools that is to side all the amount over the next couple of days. so the potential for a little bit of flash flooding coming through here must have been is now will be dry . still a few showers around the southern end of the red, safe of the know a lot of the drive by that, but some showers rolling away across the guy. we may see one or 2 showers just creeping to was the all the sections of the bands for the south. it's set to stay loss each why we have plenty of sunshine tried plenty of sunshine to across much of north africa. although the seasonal rates are a lot further north and they should be that continuing to drift the way further west with g

logistic lines have been cut by israel and also by the us and partners in the red sea and the arabian peninsula their partners have a robust military force in the region capable of defending israel and other states to the extent that we did in april, so for iran, the primary goal is to protect the primary goal is to protect the regime and also to protect the regime and also to protect the proxies in the long term. hamas and hezbollah. iran will push for a diplomatic solution as well as bellicose rhetoric because a diplomatic solution would leave these elements in existence. would leave these elements in existence-— existence. one thing that has been talked _ existence. one thing that has been talked about _ existence. one thing that has been talked about is - existence. one thing that has been talked about is that - been talked about is that everything we have seen could accelerate iran trying to get a nuclear weapon, so how close do you think they actually are? the answer on how close they are is that it depends on how fast are is that it depends on how fas- , , ., ., ~ fast they wish to under

they have strong capabilities to pressure saudi arabia, in particular on the arabian peninsula, but they'reapability to have drones that could hit israel, but because of distance and israel's very strong air defences, their ability to seriously hurt israel is really not as much as hamas's capability. so yes, at a regional level, ithink hamas's capability. so yes, at a regional level, i think that we will see the houthis continue to gain in prominence, but from israel's perspective, thatis but from israel's perspective, that is a bit less concerning. and lastly, and briefly if you don't mind — we've been talking about de—escalation, diplomatic solutions, of course, around the world, for around 11 months in all of this. do you see anything that could potentially work in terms of a diplomatic de—escalation that hasn't been touted so far, that could work here? in touted so far, that could work here? , ., here? in the short-term, i don't. here? in the short-term, i don't- in — here? in the short-term, i don't. in the _ here? in the short-term, i don't. in the short-term, l here? in the short-ter

generally drawing now one or 2 showers in the fall north of the country dry to across much of the arabian peninsula was a child. so just catching it, the old shout just around the southern end of the red sea. it is, it is warming up here in dire ha for tuesday, a top temperature of 43 the big game to build the future. but decades later, they find themselves trunks by the task of the journey. it's too long and life the next aisle is hard of to 0 words l duty or jerry loan a she venue ok to funds withheld. but now face lows that keep them from retiring with the fund that is the she by these bits of bread on just the he's known as misuse rec states. and now he's prompts is the prime minister. we shall bonnie a faces the challenge of fixing the countries put her eyes for this for landscape. is that something we can achieve? and why is appointment causes so much controversy in front of this is insights for the .

they have strong capabilities to pressure saudi arabia, in particular on the arabian peninsula, but they'rewn the capability to have drones that could hit israel, but because of distance and israel's very strong air defences, their ability to seriously hurt israel is really not as much as hamas�*s capability. so yes, at a regional level, i think that we will see the houthis continue to gain in prominence, but from israel's perspective, that is a bit less concerning. and lastly, and briefly if you don't mind — we've been talking about de—escalation, diplomatic solutions, of course, around the world, for around 11 months in all of this. do you see anything that could potentially work in terms of a diplomatic de—escalation that hasn't been touted so far, that could work here? in the short—term, i don't. in the short—term, i think israel perreceives that it has momentum. israel perrieves that its adversaries are on the back foot, and that is from a technical perspective, correct. i don't think for domestic reasons. but for the military reasons, israel will be seriously interested in talking abo

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radical idea to put people 1st the on the way high by tropical cycling, making its way towards the arabian peninsula. that is that massive cloud here, swelling away, it has a name. this is that top of the psych current asthma wins of around a 2 kilometers per hour is making its way to general wesley direction. it will rain out as it makes its way towards the right and the place, the place to stay, but still somewhat windy weather grass, he making his way tools that is to side all the amount over the next couple of days . so the potential for a little bit of flash flooding coming through here must have been is now will be dry. still a few showers around the southern end of the red sofa. the know a lot of the drive by that, but some showers rolling away across the guy. we may see one or 2 showers just creeping to was the all the sections of the bands for the south. it's set to stay lost each why we plenty of sunshine timeframe, your sunshine to request much of north africa. although the seasonal rates are a lot further north and they should be that continuing to drift the way further west with grassy

with the abraham accord, the millions of israelis have already flown back and forth across the arabian peninsulai arabia, to the gulf countries. the trade, the tourism, the joint ventures, the peace, the peace. i'd say to you, what blessings such a peace with saudi arabia would bring. it be a boom to the security and economy of our two countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region. would help transform the middle east into a global juggernaut. liz: netanyahu also reminded the u.n. of the october 7 horrors, how terrorists raped women, beheaded men, shot babies and burned families alive. there were so few survivors of that slaughter, but joining us now in a fox business exclusive is one of them. noah kalash, at the nova festival where hundreds were killed. noah, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. liz: you know, we're coming up on a year since the attacks, and you are one of the few witnesses who survived to tell the story so to speak. if you could, tell our viewers a bit of the story of that day. >> that day, i arrived to the festival around 5:30 in the morning,

falconry has been popular in the arabian peninsula since ancient times.ays, it is more of an elite sport among wealthy arab sheikhs. along with russian falconers, they oppose poaching and illegal trade in birds caught in the wild. if this is done, then in the territory where he lives, then measures to protect these animals will be tightened accordingly, and it will be significantly more wild animals that will be exported less, and nurseries will make a good livestock, partially release, partially replenish the arab market. that is, the natural gyrfalcon will recover very quickly, how legislation modern technologies are able to protect the gyrfalcon population from extermination and how business can participate. sokolov in captivity, these and other issues were discussed at the plenary environmental session. last year, the participants of the eastern forum already adopted a framework declaration of intent to protect gyrfalcons. the document was then signed by representatives of russia, china, mongolia, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and the united arab emirates. a

the abraham accords, the millions of israelis who have already flown back and forth across the arabian peninsula to the gulf countries, the trade, the tourism, the joint ventures, the peace, the peace. i say to you what blessings such a peace with saudi arabia would bring. it would be a boon to the security and economy of our two countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region. it would help transform the middle east into a global juggernaut. we could cooperate on water, artificial intelligence and many other fields. such a peace i'm sure would be a true pivot of history. it would usher in a historic reconciliation between the arab world and israel, between islam and judaism, between mecca and jerusalem. while israel is committed to achieving such a peace, iran and its terror proxies are committed to scuttling it. that's why one of the best ways to foil iran's nefarious designs is to achieve the peace. such a peace would be the foundation for an even broader alliance including the united states, saudi arabia and others who choose the blessing of peace. it would advance security and

the program of the visit to the arabian peninsula turned out to be extremely busy.held a series of bilateral talks, including with the saudi crown prince binsalman, and also participated in a meeting of the cooperation council of the arab states of the persian gulf. anton talpov reports. sergey lavrov called this meeting strategic, since relations with the persian gulf countries, according to the minister, are a priority for russia within the framework current visit, lavrov has planned both bilateral and multilateral consultations , which began with a discussion of the situation around israel and palestine. unfortunately, the situation has not yet been normalized, the inability of the world community to stop the fighting in the gaza strip to stop the mass deaths of its residents has led to a sharp deterioration in the military-political situation in the entire region from... israel and iran. the middle east is once again on the brink of a major regional war, our common responsibility is to prevent this. this is the seventh meeting of the council. the first was held

a, arabian peninsula, b. e. equatorial forests, amazon basin, c: hindustan. time.t do you think? i'm not a fan of geography, i can get lost even in three pines, but i, as usual, in such cases choose the golden mean, option b - forests, amazon basin. and who lives in the forests of the amazon basin, if they are, well, very densely populated, anacondas, crocodiles, who is there? hindustan, these are some of the most densely populated countries in the world, only because of this it was possible to understand and come to the correct answer and choose option c - hindustan. the ninth question: whose wife was barbara radziwill? a kazimir jagiello, b) zmunt 2 avgust, c) s stefan batory. time! elena, how did you answer? i answered option b. barbara radziwill was the wife of sigismund 2 avgust. sigismund ii had three wives, the first and third were the habsburg sisters, and the second was barbara radziwill. and all three marriages left him childless. unfortunately, the jagiellon dynasty ended with him. but barbara radziwill also gave us a wonderful legend about the black lad

the abraham accords, the millions of israelis who have already flown back and forth across the arabian peninsula over the skies of saudi arabia, to the gulf countries, the trade, the tourism, the joint ventures, the peace, the peace, i say to you, what blessings such a peace with saudi arabia would bring. it would be a boon to the security and economy of our two countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region. it would help transform the middle east into a global juggernaut. our two countries could cooperate on energy, water, agriculture, artificial intelligence, and many many other fields. such a peace i'm sure would be a true pivot of history. it would usher in a historic reconciliation between the arab world and israel, between islam and judaism, between mecca and jerusalem. while israel is committed to achieving such a peace, iran and its terror proxies are committed to scuttling it. that's why one of the best ways to foil iran's nefarious designs is to achieve the peace. such a peace would be the foundation for an even broader abraham alliance and that alliance would include t

with the abraham accords the millions of israelis have already flown back-and-forth across the arabian peninsula over the skies of saudi arabia to the gulf countries the trade, the tourism, the joint ventures, the peace, the peace i'd say to you what lessons such a peace with saudi arabia would bring? it would be a boon to the security and economy of our two countries. it would boost trade and tourism across the region. it would help transform the middle east into a global juggernaut our two countries could cooperate on energy, water, agriculture artificial intelligence, and many, many other fields. such a piece, i'm sure would be a true pivot of history. it would usher in a historic reconciliation between the arab world and israel between islam and judaism, between mecca and jerusalem while israel is committed to achieving such a piece iran and its terror proxies are committed to scuttling it that's why one of the best ways to foil iran's nefarious designs is to achieve the peace such a peace would be the foundation for an even broader abrahamic alliance and that alliance would include the unit

secondly, unlike the heat-loving yemeni, which lives on the arabian peninsula and the panther, whoseuntain lives in africa and, as follows from the name, prefers to settle higher. these lizards are found even at an altitude of 1700 m above sea level. the climate there is quite cool, so these reptiles in captivity are kept at certain temperatures. for example, at night in the room should be +18. therefore, in the summer he is not presented at our exhibition. simply because the general background is very hot, for him it is hot, and so that he feels good, he goes to a special room with us, where a special climate is created, cool for guys like him. well, for the yemen panther chameleons you need approximately the same conditions, as they live mainly in tropical forests: high humidity, special lamps that imitate sunlight and many plants inside the terrarium. these lizards live in trees, in the process of evolution, their paws and tail even changed, specifically to make it easier to lick from branch to branch. the limbs were transformed into what chameleons have fused fingers, as a result

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