the arctic fox daily walks near nesting.while the female is hatching the chicks, the male, with a belligerent look, walks nearby, the arctic fox does not dare to fight with him. wrapped cold weather, many birds had to abandon their clutches. bird eggs left unattended are easy prey for the polar fox, there are even more of them than he can eat at one time , he will hide part of the prey for the future. the arctic fox has hundreds of such pantries, bird eggs can be stored for months in the frozen ground of the tundra. soon there won't be a single one left in the nests abandoned by the birds. pizza eggs again have to go hunting. here he tests the geese for strength, provokes them if they flinch a little, the arctic fox immediately rushes to the attack. the case is made to carry away only one egg, but he remembers the location of the nest. and the next time he attacks right away. the gander can't defend his nest, the scribe takes one egg after another , only one left so far. june in the arctic, summer has finally come. the tundr

the arctic was absolutely. will require the creation of a large number of stands of various plant. he coped with the task. this slipway is a special structure for the construction and launching of ships on the water. here, the sections assembled in the workshops are connected and the ship's hull takes on its final form. the slipway of the baltic shipyard with a length of 350 m, the largest ships in russia, is assembled at the same time several screens, the height of each is about 60 m. this is almost a 20-storey building . imagine we have gears working at different speeds. try to make them spin exactly the same. the work of assembling large sections requires extreme precision, which may be why he operates cranes. mostly women, jewelry work is practical, especially when there are serious sections of 120,150 tons with four cranes, and there shouldn’t be any extra movements on the ship before. . and now these are all large. here they are going to come together. here are such large scales as a ship. yes , the launc

arctic inhabitants of the vast territories located north of the arctic circle must be strong hardy and only with these qualities can one survive, where all year round there is only snow and ice. russia owns the most, and perhaps the least, explored part of this nearly deserted region. the russian arctic stretches for 6 thousand kilometers from the border with norway to alaska, endless icy deserts and individual islands novaya zemlya taimyr wrangel island in march , ice drift begins on the white sea in the western russian arctic. thousands of seals gather here just to give birth to offspring. the mother seal carefully ensures that there is always a free hole next to her cub, then she will be able to look after him. seal cubs weigh only 10 kg at birth, 10 times less than their mother at first, they only eat and sleep, they need to grow as quickly as possible, because their mother they will feed milk for only 12 days, then their cubs are also called pups, but they will remain on the ice. only after the seals change their baby white skin for adult dark fur, they will be able to go to sea o

june in the arctic, summer has finally come.es the eye for a very short time, therefore, they are awaited with such impatience. the mating season is in full swing and the tules birds are in full swing and the hague is enjoying warm days. the air temperature rarely rises above zero, sleet at this time is not uncommon and the animals have long been accustomed to this. but this time the real snowfall begins. a few hours later it's hard to believe that all this is happening in the summer. gaga can't even move for fear of ruining the future offspring. the return of winter was not part of her plans. even musk oxen suffer from bad weather, they are not afraid of the cold. but wet snow instantly impregnates their wool. a small herd of these animals, led by an old bull, is clearly nervous as an uninvited guest approaches them. lowering his head, the leader assumes a warlike pose; the rivals demonstrate their power to each other. even risks approaching the female. she sniffs him favorably, but things don't go any further. the beginning of

the arctic was absolutely.tands of various plants. he coped with the task. this slipway is a special structure for the construction and launching of ships on the water. here are the sections assembled in the workshops connect and the ship's hull takes on its final form. the slipway of the baltic shipyard with a length of 350 m, the largest ships in russia, is being assembled at the same time several temples, each with a height of about 60 m . try to make them spin in exactly the same way. assembling large sections requires extreme precision. maybe that's why he runs the cranes. mostly women, especially when with four cranes, serious sections of 120,150 tons each, and there should not be any extra movements on ships . and now these are all big. here they are going to come together. here are such large scales as a ship. yes, the launching of the icebreaker of the project 22-220 yakutia left quite a bit of the outline of karma, but the plane of the slipway is already visible, located at an angle here and fixing th

there are almost no arctic foxes left now, everything was not so the island has changed. we are seeing all sorts of transformations of different sand killed everyone ruthlessly. it's been over 100 years now. there were other animals and otters, at least two bears are now nearby. they go here to eat berries, but they try not to catch their eyes. i've been walking for a long time, i didn't see them, but i saw fresh tracks. that is, they are definitely there, but i’m not here , but birds. there are many more than 40 species on the rocks, a bird market is located, a breathtaking sight we go. do not go off the path to apte or be very careful, and most importantly, look under your feet, because there can be seagull chicks. stone ledges are strewn with nests, the rumble is such that it lays ears. every now and then, another flock shoots up the air, makes a circle and returns to their homes. you can't get close. there is a risk of disrupting the habitual way of life of birds is heard. as the seagulls tear themselves up, they circle over the field and chase ducks to steal eggs and

it easily withstands the tests of the arctic and is now breaking one and a half meters of ice.it of its ability; it would have overcome the three-meter barrier with a huge reserve of power in siberia to work at full strength. so far, it’s not even necessary, and all thanks to the well-chosen form, the ship’s hull and the power plant, which is provided by two innovative two-turn nuclear reactors on the right heat exchanger. understood, open for two turnover rhythm 200 safe and environmentally friendly from refueling refueling can operate autonomously 7 years diesel icebreaker, during the same time, assholes 540,000 tons of fuel. it is now being installed on nuclear icebreakers of project 42.0 - this is currently the arctic siberia urals and there will be several more of the same serial icebreakers on this reaction, the installation has already shown itself to be reliable and very effective. there are no analogues to the rhythm in the world, the development of one of the oldest russian design bureaus of the nizhny novgorod okbm afrikantova created an installation specifically for

economy has survived thanks to the ability to work in the arctic ice.s is an expiration activity related to the provision of oil and gas production in practically conditions. but the northern seas are free of ice only 4.

this is possible only in the russian arctic.niversal and arktika of the parent project 22-220 are the largest and most powerful nuclear icebreakers in the world and our task is to get on board. the main thing is to keep the luggage tight, it is advisable not to watch one such transfer in the arctic for crews. the usual thing is rotation, during the year is inevitable. and if we are not talking about replacing the entire team, then delivering a selection of waste waste to several people is faster and easier along the way. if siberia is a ship, then definitely space new chimneys are still at the stage design was called a technical breakthrough. in shipbuilding, each of them is a collection of the most advanced russian technologies, which can now be put into practice. good, but also because i worked for almost everyone, except for the taimyr ivaygach. uh, each new series is getting better and better and more passable and more powerful, and it's a pleasure to work in siberia. oleguschapin really has something to compare with for mor

zone of the arctic ocean has accumulated, approximately 12 million . all in the arsenal of the polar bears' habitat, this balance between economic development, the arctic and the preservation of the fragile northern nature, will help special projects, for example, a clean arctic and not only, but it will take several years. we have a federal project relevant to the country, spring-cleaning. here is a general cleaning, and they are also being carried out in the arctic. here, accordingly, here we are already working on a bear and a coin. rosprirodnadzor. now she is watching remotely. she was given a special beacon. already after the basic procedures of the dropper treatment of the cut tongue, we were asked a lot of questions. why doctors from moscow and why not from krasnoyarsk why don't i know or isk? why did we take the best doctors for so long and , unfortunately, there are not so many specialists in polar bears, as well as the polar bears themselves and training of such specialists. this is a very complex issue and the involvement of veterinarians in

today difficult to manage both in the arctic and in the tundra.uipment makes it possible to develop deposits in permafrost conditions, for example, when the temperature is far above -50 during oil production, paraffin can form, it settles on well structures and spoils them. they used heat-resistant units. this can be avoided. the enterprise in the village of akhtyrsky began with only four employees. today, there are seven workshops and 2,500 qualified pros. the design office itself allows not only to improve many production processes. well, patent your developments. for example , heat-insulated pipes, without which it is impossible to produce extra-viscous oil, are made here using electricity. beam welding not only improved the quality of the pipe. we house, apparently, have reduced the brother of the production chain, it happens that an order of 200-300 pipes. we do not have a single defective pipe, the main product of the company, special fittings that are needed in oil production, and in particular the most important or small valve. it controls

this is not the arctic ice yet, but already the arctic in 2010, the population officially 10 people oncepebble beach, the troops of the russian geographical society are landing the military of the northern sea fleet and volunteers continue the general cleaning. islands military personnel volunteers are combing the island. e meter by meter raises the earth. uh, scrap metal is unloaded onto vehicles and delivers water to kurez in the last century. a garrison was located here in the houses now destroyed, military families lived, it seems. for an acute one, cars left him one day and all-terrain vehicles froze. yes, they have sunk into the ground. here they are the scale of pollution. deniya - this has been accumulating on the island for decades in the ennaya book pipes fences barrels all this legacy of the 20th century rusty metal is shredded by plasma cutting. so faster the summer season in the arctic is too short this year we plan to remove about 300 tons of scrap metal from dean's construction site on ships, uh, cut scrap metal, and compact already this allows you to take more cargo on bo

in the arctic, it provides all domestic nuclear-powered icebreakers. more about this in a special report by natalya solovyova as part of the horizon project. north latitude 83 east longitude somewhere in the middle of a snowy desert, we are waiting for an icebreaker and this is only possible in russian arctic through the channel, just a car along the road. siberia is the first serial universal and the arctic is the head project 22-220, the largest and most powerful nuclear icebreakers in the world and our task is to get on board. the main thing is to keep the luggage tight, preferably up one such change in the arctic for crews. the usual thing is rotation, during the year is inevitable. and if we are not talking about replacing the entire team, then delivering the selection of a nuclear-powered ship to several people is faster and easier along the way. if siberia is a ship, then definitely space new chimneys even at the design stage, they called it a technical breakthrough. in shipbuilding, each of them is a collection of the most advanced russian tech

this was the first scientific information about the central arctic and the expedition.shakova helped formulate the first norms of ice navigation on july 6, 1945, the united states began a top-secret operation paperclip to transport thousands of german scientists to america in the first place, so that their advanced developments would not fall into the hands of the soviet union after the end of the war. who worked closely with the nazis, and in order to get around this restriction, the american intelligence services came up with hundreds of scientists of a new biography and recently hitler's zealous supporters in american papers became victims of nazism, mostly physicists, chemists, aircraft engineers, and, of course , rocket scientists, including the chief rocket scientist of the nazis, wernerfon braun, namely 15 years later, he became the head of the us lunar program, according to various sources, from one and a half to 2,000 especially valuable german specialists were taken to the usa thanks to them, the american rocket and space program and went forward, the official

i will point to get to the arctic. the way that could become a geopolitical thunderdome with rush on one side -- russia on one side and seven nato nations all up on that arctic front porch. climate is woven through national security. he will continue to be as the century unfolds. nato has to do his part to maintain security but to help address the climate challenges. patrick: thank you, sir. we have a limited amount of time left. last and final question. you profile naval leaders acting in extreme crisis. one challenge is the maritime ability to disrupt reinforcements and navigation across the north atlantic. as a student of history and leadership are you struck -- i am struck by one line. the sea is a laboratory that can inform could go decision-making. are there lessons from history we can turn to? characters you profile to risk it all that might be instructive or insightful as we look at nato 3.0 in this new, challenging operational environment? adm. stavridis: the best place to go to think about the history that wi

i think a very powerful struggle for arctic resources will unfold.n addition, it must be taken into account that gradually these resources will become more accessible because the climate is warming. and the warming of the climate will still allow developing these resources in a cheaper way, therefore, in principle, in fact, the arctic shelf is a fairly promising region, which means the development of energy resources, therefore, it will be sharpened a very tough fight, the energy expert and deputy director of the scientific and technical center of psyche and volodymyr melnychenko, the director of energy programs of the razumkov center, were our guests. well, let's talk a little about such things as the decentralization of local self-government, and we have a very good interlocutor specifically for this, this is yuriy hanushchak, director of the institute for the development of the territory, by the way, i was in lugano, switzerland. and if i'm not mistaken, yuriy , have a good day. good afternoon, actually, i'm glad to see you . in particular, i met

arctic nature in the summer amazes everything. years it has been threatened by hundreds of tons of scrap metal throughout the island, the russian geographical society has equipped. at the beginning of the summer, an expedition to the arctic general cleaning. our film crew sets off on a flight to the ends of the world from severomorsk on such a large hydrographic boat of the northern fleet to kildin island, 3 hours away. first we go along the kola the bay, and then we get into the strait, the kilda island meets the remains of buildings from the times of the ussr with a steep rocky coast on the slopes. we go into the bay, our expedition literally lands on the island . . it looks like it's burrowing into the ground. together with specialists of the russian geographical society. environmental teams of the northern fleet work on the kildin island. main task in this paragraph collecting metal cut large parts for far. flat on land and sea, the rgo provided the ecological detachment with a unique apparatus. plasma cutting. the metal is fe

our future largest seaport in the arctic is a key infrastructure in the flagship project of rosneft. vostok and by 2030 will become one of the largest on the planet, the planned capacity. e, the total is 100 million tons of such e. structures of such capacity are not something that in russia in the world does not exist 100 million tons - this is a very large volume, the load on builders is very serious, but everyone's mood is cheerful. they say this, because work is a sea of ​​emotions. well, let's look, it means joyfully somehow everyone has a positive attitude towards everything. good job filling terminal. in a different sea route in the yenisei gulf, we are in the west of the taimyr peninsula, 40 km south of the village of dikson, the climate is subarctic and extreme. the harsh temperature even in summer rarely rises above plus eight, and in winter it can be up to minus 60 strong winds here through a unique pipeline 770 km long will be delivered commodity oil. east oilmen have such an old custom that you need to throw a coin into the mine before drilling, so that the drilling itse

and yet, now from the mainland, the kildin is cut off, this is not the arctic ice yet, but already the the population officially 10 people once lived 15,000, troops of the russian geographical society are landing on the pebble beach, the military of the northern sea fleet and volunteers continue general cleaning. islands military personnel volunteers are combing the island. e meter by meter raises the earth. uh, scrap metal is loaded onto vehicles and delivered to the water's edge in the last century. the garrison was located here in the ruins. now the houses were inhabited by military families. seems. the inhabitants of the island. the cars left it one day and the all-terrain vehicles froze. yes, they threw it into the ground. here they are the scale of contamination of a ton of metal for decades, accumulated on the island by military aviation equipment. pipes. barrel fences. all this is us. xx century rusty metal is shredded by plasma sharp so faster the summer season in the arctic is too short this year we plan to withdraw from the construction site, where about 300 tons of scrap me

and we are an arctic nation because of alaska. and, you know, the territorial guard was a really big presence here. the whole reason we have the alcan highway was because of our strategic location. so this is a part of our identity, and we need to enhance it and and strengthen ourselves as we go forward in this new dynamic internationally. thank you. >> okay, mary, i'm going to go ahead and start with you on this one. and you've answered part of it already, so i'm going to rewrite it this tiny bit. you're sending president biden home with a report card. what grade would you give him, and in the comments section, what would you say about how or where he might do better? mary: the chamber of commerce has always loved report cards. you guys are really attached to your report cards. i would give president biden a b- and that is because i like what the president has done to try to bring our country together. i will work with congress -- and he has worked with congress to pass the infrastructure bill, which really was a benefit for alas

the investigative platform, which will soon go to the arctic on its first flight, there it will be ince cream in ice and, together with scientists, will begin to drift for many months for such tasks. they built a truly unique vessel, this platform is already called the most unusual russian ship. it looks like a sperm whale or a hippopotamus from an egg-shaped hull, and it is like that, because the platform will have to contain the pressure of ice in the arctic for a long time, but inside it is already more familiar. and although the interior decoration is now being completed, the main mechanisms are ready. here is the cabin. maybe now it does not look very uh, colorful, expressed by the united states at sea. it was directly a working cabin, all navigation systems, communications, location acoustics, and directly tested at sea. there is also a large scientific hangar inside, where they will place their laboratories, equipment, scientists, polar explorers, comfortable cabins, the vessel is ready and campus, just recently returned successful sea trials, but the main test will be the wald

houses and apartments, even if we do not consider the options for a collapse of cold as a result of arctic invasions. in general, the weather creates all the conditions for a perfect storm in the energy sector of the eu is now extreme heat. well, in winter, abnormal cold is not ruled out. yes ekaterina thank you but here is vladimir way. said that it was necessary to make her nord stream-2, but for now, like this, in the coming winter without russian gas in ekaterina grigorova told europe vladimir putin talked to the finalists of the all-russian competition. the big change is schoolchildren of the fifth seventh grades, the final stage of the competitions these days are held in artek, the guys came from all over the world, as well as for the first time from the luhansk and donetsk people's republics. we gathered in artek, which has already become a real home for the participants of the all-russian competition. a big change and now welcomes children from all regions of our country finalists among the students of the fifth seventh classes, and for the first time , schoolchildren from the luha

those warming temperatures, particularly in the arctic? is it? not at all. last year we sawq these record heatwaves getting to a0 plus degrees in the siberian arctic and that's predicted as well because one of these two double jetstream bands is right along the northern coast of russia, and another one passes through the middle of the continent. what you are seeing is the warming is concentrated over the land largely because as it gets out over the water, it starts to melt the ice and warms the water. but it really gets pushed back down under continental europe and particularly western europe is the focal point of this. if it's managing to melt and soften the permafrost, that presumably is when we run into more emissions problems. what's coming out of the permafrost? that's the real worry and why we call this a feedback event. the warming itself is bad and the more we warm the arctic and siberian permafrost, the more release of methane. it's one of the most potent greenhouse gases that then contributes more, and every time you hear about a

this was the first scientific information about the central arctic and the expedition. ushakova helped to formulate the first norms of ice navigation on july 6, 1945 the united states began a top-secret paperclip operation to transport thousands of german scientists to america in the first place, so that their advanced developments would not fall into the hands of the soviet union after the end of the war. american intelligence agencies have been coming up with new biographies for hundreds of scientists, and recently zealous hitler supporters in american papers have become victims of nazism, mostly physicists, chemists, aircraft engineers, and, of course, rocket scientists, including the chief rocket scientist of the nazis, wernerfon braun , it was he who, after 15 years, became the head of the us lunar program, according to various sources, from one and a half to 2,000 especially valuable german specialists were taken to the usa thanks to them, the american rocket and space program and went forward, the official operation paperclip was closed at 47. but in fact it work

warming temperatures, particularly in the arctic?? is not 'ust about sunburn, is it?_ sunburn, is it? not all. the last year— sunburn, is it? not all. the last year with _ sunburn, is it? not all. the last year with all _ sunburn, is it? not all. the last year with all these - sunburn, is it? not all. the i last year with all these record heatwaves getting to a0 plus degrees in the siberian object unexpected appears one of these two double jetstream bands unexpected appears one of these two doublejetstream bands is right along the northern coast of russia, and another one passes through the middle of the continent. what you are seeing is the wanting is over the land largely because as it gets out over the water, it starts to melt the ice and warms the water. but it really gets pushed back down under continental europe and particularly western europe is the focal point of this. if the focal point of this. if it's managing to melt and soften the permafrost, that presumably is when we run into more admissions problems. what's coming out

the arctic to the issues of cleaning up the arctic, it was first raised by the russian geographical societywhen it was surveyed, the coast, the zones of the arctic islands and in general, and the volume of garbage that is there was estimated at about 90,000 tons. this summer, 400 tons of scrap metal will be removed from the island. but with something, after all, you need to start scrap metal decomposing. though not for years i poison the soil and water in the sea, rivers, lakes, the pearl of keldin is a multi-layer grave lake from above. the fresh water from below is salty and the layers do not mix with each other, once it was part of the theory of the bay, and then we separated it over the course of the waves like this, as if the embankment formed such a salt lake, and fresh water poured from above. this happens very rarely such lakes, maybe a dozen, yes, and in every word of water there are fish that never swim into another, because they will die. here are very different neighbors between whom there is an invisibility wall forged turned into a lake. the cod stuck there. now here he has be

in kansas alone, you can go from a lab studying arctic genomics to studying arctic and antarctic ice without leaving the state. and even without leaving the campus. we cannot rest upon our past successes though, there is significant competition across the globe to be the nation that unlocks the knowledge and -- for economic growth and success. this research is important to our national security as well. we see that competition is focused from investments by other nations, but also from incentifying the unlawful transfer of intellectual property. this is a recognition of the power of knowledge. it's important we are able to harness that power, knowlege and inspiration that's launched by your cells and your nsf and nasa. we just had a former astronaut in kansas, at the kansas cosmosphere. and we visited with fourth, fifth and sixth graders. they had no interest in me, and they were excited about the astronauts. so our country needs a workforce, in each and every state that is ready to push the frontiers of knowledge,. a great opportunity to your agencies to maintain our leadership acro

environmentalists have already issued a statement that this incident is the result of littering the arctic with garbage, how are they dealing with this problem figured out the dynamics exhausted by the weakened, as if he wants to inform people about his plight, the polar bear went straight to the dwelling of a man in the village of dikson. he got a tin can stuck in it. he cannot eat or drink, and these shots were taken by the airport employee alexander, who tried to save mishka. the bear seems to understand that a person can help him. he comes close to the house, sticks his muzzle, looks plaintively right out the windows, but getting rid of the can is not so, just for this the bear needs to open its mouth. well come here. let's go. come on misha yes, you're doing well here. well, well, what are you? does it hurt you? the bear is now on the island, lying and waiting for help, does not drink, does not eat on its own on the spot here to help. we do not have the opportunity to often stories when predators try to bite through cans of condensed milk polar bears hunt pinnipeds, but not in the wat

academicoffe in the arctic in the ocean, the video was shot by sevastopol scientist igor kozlov, head of the laboratory of the marine hydrophysical institute, which is engaged in marine polar research, and it is not for us to study them. this is such a natural carte blanche, which, in modern realities, in modern difficult conditions, allows us to carry out expeditions of his scientific groups to explore the internal waves of the vortex of the current of the arctic ocean. and waves can also carry phytoplankton. some kind of eggs, nutritious substances. it is important to know where oil pollution occurs in which areas, and such an active dynamics is another important point. this ice flight in the arctic affects, in fact, any tasks and piloting of ships and , e.g., various work on the shelf for the state of the sea surface. they are monitored with the help of satellites and copters. recently, the institute acquired a new large drone with the most modern sensors; laboratories on the sevastopol coast it is comfortable to study the north being in the south, when you have a warm sea. you can

the expedition of the clean arctic project went to heis island in the arctic ocean not from arkhangelsk to the archipelago. franz josef land of a group of four volunteers mikhail somov will deliver the scientific vessel, on the way they will call at meteorological stations, where they will unload equipment for the arctic research points, but then they will go by helicopter to heiss island. volunteers will lead there for about a month. during this time, they will prepare household waste and scrap metal for shipment to the mainland, and they will also collect data on the location of bulky waste that cannot be transferred. this is necessary for further work on clearing the territory. in addition, water samples will be taken for the study of microplastics in the northern the arctic ocean and the cosmic lake. guys, this is just a team of daredevils who have been selected from all over the country who have a certain amount of knowledge. they will implement the practical experience of staying in the arctic zone, collect unique materials, collect unique data and remove it. as much garbage as po

in the arctic until recently. it was a rare region with which there were no cuts of geopolitics. at some point, the americans would begin to introduce rivalry with their doctrines and the finns, who until recently were both a desirable trading partner and an important neutral country on the russian border , thanks to this, important soviet and russian nato themselves were the center of such independent expertise were made with moderate theses regarding russia, now it is becoming just one of the small peripheral countries of nato, participating in the iron discipline of this bloc, being a consumer of expensive energy resources supplied there with norway from other european countries, arming itself, under nato standards, and sharply losing from the point of view of russia 's interest in it, and this size of the illusion of security, which in reality does not exist in finland, is now in greater danger than it was during her neutrality. this is the inevitable logic. geopolitical rivalry an illusion of security in exch

one person, the village has developed in recent years for maximum comfort in the conditions of the arctic, the cultural and sports complex has been renovated, a restaurant has been launched, and a brewery has been launched in the village. russian scientific and practical expedition that studies glaciers and permafrost dynamics oceanographic processes in the water areas of the svalbard fjords necessary for forecasting global climate change in 2001 . the moment there we already have a container, they say, loaded with products. er, well, there's a problem they can't. they reach us in connection with actions to block the delivery of goods to svalbard. temporary chargé d' affaires of norway was summoned to the russian ministry of foreign affairs moscow demanded from the norwegian side to resolve the issue as soon as possible and pointed out that unfriendly actions against russia are inevitable lead to appropriate responses. we want to see how norway reacts to our appeals made immediately after this incident happened. we sent an official request with an urgent demand to explain to us how all th

of emergency situations issued an emergency warning about the deterioration of the weather in the arctic these shots are from the republic of mari el after a downpour, the city of kozmodemyansk left. under the water, the streets turned into rivers. in kirov, water spouted like a fountain from storm sewer wells , waterfalls formed on the stairs on the sidewalks. do not get through, in some houses the roofs leaked, now someone will have to change the stretch ceilings in the apartment, the kirov region was covered by powerful cumulonimbus. clouds in the sky sparkled lightning wind, increased to 20 m / s due to bad weather in some areas there were power outages. today the rains on the russian plain will continue the rainfall zone will cover 2/3 of the middle zone of the country in the epicenter of bad weather will be the south-west of central russia kaluga tula oryol and moscow region. up to 30 mm of precipitation can fall here, or three buckets of water per square meter, the streets will also be flooded by the volga, the vyatka region and the trans-urals, the weather this week headed for a

in july, powerful arctic invasions are interrupted in the region seven times more often than waves ofar heat. today, the atmospheric front will make its way further into the center of the country in the zone of thunderstorm rains will be the territory, and the chernozem region to the kola peninsula. the heaviest showers will pass in the strip from tver to petrozavodsk but the center of high pressure will go east to displace the clouds of the siberian cyclone to the urals today. residents of the eastern part of the russian plain will feel a positive change in the weather, the sun peeking through the breaks in the clouds warms the air to plus 20-25 in the west, the heat will subside slowly in the afternoon in the center in the northwest. again plus 25 plus 30, and in the south and up to plus thirty +35. but on the middle volga, warming will be explosive tomorrow in samara, the rains will stop, the temperature will rise today's plus 21, yes, plus 27, then already here the thermometer will fluctuate around 30 ° marks for the inhabitants of central russia until thursday, waiting for the we

we have harmed the arctic, today it is time to work on the mistakes.in andrey lesnykh natalia stoinova. channel one kildin island. lower house of parliament extends its work for a week, its speaker announced today following a meeting of the council of the state duma. viacheslav volodin according to him, the postponement of the parliamentary holidays is connected with the receipt in the duma of a serious package of bills that need to be considered as soon as possible, we are talking about measures to support citizens and the country's economy. the council of the state duma today decided to hold an extraordinary plenary meeting on july 15 at 12:00 p.m. it is planned to consider the initiatives of the government and deputies to support citizens and the economy on july 4 at consideration of the state duma received 42 bills in 2 weeks, a total of 86 initiatives were submitted. our task is not to leave them for the fall, but to try to consider them as soon as possible . first of all, we are talking about measures to support the people of the economy, as well