at the beginning of the 20th century, it was here that the arctic circle began, in honor of this , as installed here. now the border of the arctic circle is 60 km north due to global changes, the settlement kureika is located in the polar region. to take part in the opening of this monument, the writer alexander. rakhanov covered more than 5.00 km. in my opinion, a wonderful apocrypha, not verified by any documents, ran along the yenisei and fell into an ice hole and went under the ice, and the water carried him under the ice to kill him and he died there, but something happened that saved him, here he ceased to be a georgian and became a victorious russian stalin. dozens of exiles lived in trukhansk. this is the path to the places of stalin's trukhan exile alexander prokhanov is doing this for the first time. i will look for answers to many questions that torment me and all of us. because we live in very painful times, and it seems to me that at this moment some simple and powerful word is needed that would revive people in this hour of anxiety. during stalin's reign , the kureika b

now the border of the arctic circle is 60 km north due to global changes, the settlement of kureika is the polar region. to take part in the opening of this monument, the writer alexander prokhanov overcame more. movement, the house of the revolutionary spandaryan, where stalin often visited, was preserved, he came here as a revolutionary marxist, westerner, in fact, he left here as a russian patriot, almost an imperialist, because he had a complete rethinking, it was here that he fell in love with the deep russian life, the life of hunters, the life of fishermen, the life of peasants, from torukhansk to kureika is about 140 km, now this route by motorboat takes about... at the time when joseph stalin was here in exile, this road could take from 3 to 5 days, both by land and by water. alexander prokhanov makes this route to the places of stalin's trukhan exile for the first time. i will seek answers from him to many questions that torment me, and all of us. because we live in very painful times, and it seems to me that at this moment i... apparently some simple and powerful word that w

some of the bark and bunker pellet go above the arctic circle. this is when the let us 24 lives in the norwegian settlement of a long year. again. today she has a normal working day, although the job itself isn't terribly ordinary. she works in a mine that has been producing cold in the permafrost for the past half century, the final preparations before going underground. it's more than 70 kilometers to the immediate coal mining side. first by car, then by electric car. then on foot to the mia and back in 2023, but due to the war in ukraine and rising energy prices. the deadline was postponed until 2025. every year the mind produces about $30000.00 tons for heating. the archipelago is capital long. here, pm, and another, $80000.00 tons for the needs of the metallurgical and chemical industries in europe, including germany. last fall, however long you've been a band and colon switched, it's own the power plant to diesel, which was the plan. according to loan, you're being mer chair, you're on a vic. this is the 1st stage of the energy transition.

now the border of the arctic circle is 60 km north. due to global changes, the settlement of kureika is located in the polar region, to take part in the opening of this monument, the writer alexander prokhanov covered more than 500 km. in my opinion, a delightful apocrypha, not verified by any documents, was floating along the yenisei and fell into a breakthrough, went under the ice, and the water carried him under the ice, so that to destroy and he was dying there, but something happened that saved him... here he stopped being a georgian and became stalin's victorious russian. dozens of strong participants in the revolutionary movement lived in trukhansk. the house of the revolutionary spandaryan, where stalin often visited, has been preserved. after all, he came here as a revolutionary marxist, a westerner, in fact, he left here as a russian patriot, almost an imperialist, because he had a complete rethinking, it was here that he fell in love with the deep russian life, the life of hunters, the life of fishermen, this is the first time that alexander prokhanov has traveled this rou

by the coal mine and long you'll be in is closing. spinal bart and punk appellate go above the arctic circle. this is when the letter is 24 leaves and the norwegian settlement over long european. today she has a normal working day, although the job itself isn't terribly ordinary. she works in a mine that has been producing cold in the permafrost for the past half century. final preparations before going underground. it's more than 7 kilometers to the immediate coal mining site, the 1st by car then by electric car. then on foot. to day me a is reinforcing one of the tunnels, drilling holes in the ceiling and inserting iron rods to help distribute the pressure of the rock. so all the secure 1st and never go under a mountain that there's no ticket. my number 7 is the last working norwegian mine in the small board archipelago. it will close permanently. next summer. it's part of the authorities plan. just switch to alternative energy sources. when i started working in the line, we were supposed to be doing it through 2045, around and i'm just a year later i will tools up to your closing. and rig

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now it has become easier for them, over 40% of the territory of yakutia is located beyond the arctic circles are arctic, it is extremely difficult to get to them at any time of the year, but despite the vagaries of nature, the northern delivery is carried out according to schedule. vitaly prokopyev, viktor rukavishnikov, vasily solovyov, vladimir yarmakov and anton masalykin, vesti yakutia. it's easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. in pursuit of views , entire locations are changed. it's easy to make a deepfake. we said, i'm waiting for you at these views, now the economic news in brief: kazakhstan is not going to blindly follow the us anti-russian sanctions. deputy prime minister of the republic serik dzhumangarin said in an interview with bloomberg that if the sanctions jeopardize the interests of kazakhstan itself, they will not be. as an example, the official cited dual- use ball bearings. kazakhstan continues to use them to supply to russia, despite the west's ban. the deputy prime minister emphasized that some sanctions have already dispropo

on baikal, yenisei, the cities of the golden rings. or even on an expedition from taiga to the arctic circle you often go along rivers somewhere or maybe you did before, i lived in st. petersburg for more than 30 years, so of course river walks were frequent, now these are mainly ferries, we have federal roads that do not have bridges, for example, the kalyma highway, porom across the lena river, across the velyuy river, i also crossed it several times. st. petersburg is one of the centers of domestic tourism, a river walk is a mandatory part of the program, more and more often people do not fly into the city by plane or by train, and they come by water. what is the reason for the growth of cruise transportation and what are the further plans for the development of this fleet? in general, our domestic tourism is growing, we see this, and of course, with the acquisition of new vessels, our travel companies. modern offer tourists for traveling by river, so the need is growing, and we do so to satisfy these needs, today there is a decree of the government of the russian federation, which allows

baikal, yenisei, the cities of the golden ring, or even on an expedition from the taiga to the arctic circle, you generally often by rivers go somewhere or maybe went before, more than 30 years lived in st. petersburg, so of course there were river cruises. now these are mainly ferries, we have federal roads that do not have bridges, for example, the kalyma highway, and there is a ferry across the lena river, across the velyuy river, several times. i also crossed it. st. petersburg is one of the centers of domestic tourism. a river cruise is a mandatory part of the program. and more and more often people do not fly to the city by plane or come by train, but come by water. what is the reason for the growth of cruise transportation and what further plans for the development of this fleet. in general, our domestic tourism is growing, we see it. well, of course, with the acquisition of new vessels, our travel companies are already making a modern offer to tourists for... there is a decree of the government of the russian federation, which allows our shipbuilders and co-income companies to use fi

beyond the arctic circle in the khibiny mountains, this mining and processing plant appeared 95 yearsducer of phosphate raw materials for fertilizers, volumes are growing every year. the mau branch will create an advanced school, the mining school. and the underground landfill is just the beginning. in the coming years , the fusagra company will allocate 3 billion rubles for the development of the local university. there will be 10 new laboratories, a modern student campus with a dormitory for 300 people, and also housing for guests teachers from leading universities in the country. it is planned to open at least three new areas of training: firstly, surveying and construction. in apatity will begin to accept from next year, the task is not only to teach, to graduate those for whom the phrase “from ore to food is not easy, the words on a poster, at a factory conveyor, in mining workings are well understood, food security depends on them today, not only in our country, fertilizers originally from the khibiny are supplied to dozens of other countries. germanova, mikhailageev, ksenia uga

northeast of european russia, in places there may fall up to 10-15 mm of moisture, while in the arctic circle weather will remain partly cloudy. in murmansk today the warming will reach its peak. in the middle of the day thermometers can rise. to +25, which is higher than the daily record, which has been held since 1958. tomorrow in the capital of the arctic region a light rain is possible +23, on saturday the cloudiness will thicken and it will cool down to +16. then the warmth will return, but it will not be so extreme, but heavy rains, which would seriously reduce the risk of wildfires, are not yet forecast. in moscow, today and tomorrow variable cloudiness +22 +23. on the weekend. it will become july-like warm +24 +25, while on saturday the probability of precipitation will be small, in sunday, light rain is possible, on monday, the cyclone's influence will increase, thunderstorms and showers are likely in the capital, while warm weather will persist, these are the forecasts, thank you anya, it was anna volkova with a story about the peak of warming in the european part of the country in

coolness at this time of year, subtropical heat will reign, so tomorrow at midday, even in the arctic circlee air will warm up to +18.23, in the south of the region and in the black earth zone, the thermometers will show +28.33, in the middle zone the air will warm up to + large-scale anti-terrorist exercises, in them the ministry of emergency situations, the russian national guard and the ministry of internal affairs are involved. terrorist situations in educational institutions are being practiced all over the country, namely, the seizure of a building and the planting of mines. alexandra perfileva observed the special services' maneuvers. everything is as realistic as possible. the seizure of a school by terrorists, weapons, shots and even hostages. but literally a few minutes later , law enforcement officers are already working on the territory of school number 19 in krasnogorsk . we see how in operational mode. the institution's personnel, from the institution's personnel depends on a lot, initial information, actions, how much time do you have to react and arrive, minimum and short tim

but how do they fair in the field test the know the new way above the arctic circle is i'm to hundreds of rivers and fields. and then christine, nature were on our way to a gigantic fishbock noise. the world's biggest supply of semen providing 50 percent of global production. the fish bomb operated by north deluxe is located off the coast in the bar and see on how 6 breeding cages is the largest sale. so okay, so many words, it's uh, 395 meters long. it's seems to me, it's a slide on a peak for that and we have 10000 tons of sound when they are or the 2 and i often see millions one here. at the same time, the nets extend 56 meters down into the sea. which facility avoids the chemicals commonly used elsewhere to protect the nets against the accumulation of organisms notice filing? yeah, and that's a clean by robots. so we will, how are we into that? well sir, and then the start cleaning the, the walls of and that's the farm is run by 6 people working in 2 shifts. each of the 6 breeding cages contains around 350000 summons that fitted with underwater cameras. and most of the operational

regional government for the development of tourism, so the world saw the first houseboat beyond the arctic circle house with a truly northern character in the traditional pomor style. many of us love the bathhouse, and here we tried to make such an interesting steam room there, too, here we have it all completely made of siberian cedar. very light, good steam. that's how cedar is and here they did it this way, so that it would be like that too, in a wild style, unprocessed, well, plus of course here they specially ordered this one in krasnoyarsk , you wake up in a country house, everything is made of pine, it's very easy to breathe, there's water outside the window, the view is simply amazing, and there's water under you, everything here even sways a little, and it's even surprising that in manchegorsk so far... only one such houseboat, because this is a lake region, we are now on lake lumbalka, it connects with the rygovy lake, and then with the largest lake in the murmansk region, imandra, and there are so many small lakes here that you can't even count them. now the manchegorsk development age

the know the new way above the arctic circle is i'm to hundreds of rivers and fuel. it's christine nature. were on our way to a gigantic fish farm noise, the world's biggest supply of semen providing 50 percent of global production. the fish bomb operated by north deluxe is located off the coast in the bar and see on how 6 breeding cages is the largest sale. se, i mean it was, it's uh, 395 meters long. it's 50 meters wide and a peak production. we have 10 thousands on so some on there are 2 and a half to 3000000. so here at the same time, the net 61056 meters down into the sea. this facility avoids the chemical, is commonly used elsewhere to protect the nets against the accumulation of organisms notice filing here. and that's a clean by robots. so we will, how are we into that walter and then the start cleaning the the wall. so then that's the farm is run by 6 people. what in to shit? beach of the 6 breeding cages contains around 350000. someone definitely did with underwater cameras. and most of the operational activities have done by remote control. but just how cr

means that he feels like a pioneer in the field of green energy here and smile back above the arctic circle of course solar panels. the wind turbines and batteries aren't quite normal and come and the rest of the wrong, but we don't know how that would work compare until we actually build them and test them in real life. but not everyone is on your. bn is happy with the environmental policy, well also plans to make small but green. norway continues to export oil and gas, which is not helping in the fight against climate change. but there is also another problem. small board has a special status enshrined in a treaty from 1920 along with norway. russia is also permitted to conduct economic activities here in the town. the balance book the russians, unlike norwegians, planned to continue developing mines. although cold production will decline there as well. at the moment, byron's book has applied $120000.00 tons per year. and by the end of 2032 coal mining in the archipelago should be reduced by 40000 tons. but according to a representative set, the norwegian energy company, there are no disc

parents in germany, dad i was a military man, and then we moved north, to a small town beyond the arctic circle, you can’t even imagine how bored i am there . and i can’t even get a cat, i’m allergic, i still can’t understand what all this masquerade is about, what if it worked, what if it worked, at least something, a german aristocrat, i think i have a better chance of interesting someone, well, what about later, there won’t be any later, i don’t believe in fairy tales. but at least these two days of another life, they would have me later we would grill all winter, you wouldn't understand, excuse me, just don't feel sorry for me, don't tell anyone else, okay, evgeny, he doesn't seem to mind. well, i understand, i understand, i understand, as far as i understand, he's lonely too, you think, fit in. it seems to me that kostya and natasha are most like a golden couple. kostya, he's completely out of his mind. i wonder where he went? and by the way, yes, he was supposed to go in a violet, like to set up a tv, what if they were a couple and were just pretending, no, i'm not sure, evgeny ordered tw

regions of russia at once, from kuban, where cable cars are closed due to heavy rains, to the arctic circleere ships are prohibited from going out to sea due to a storm. in karachay-cherkessia , 15 hectares of forest are burning near the dombay resort. a huge cloud of smoke is visible even from abkhazia. the fire is extinguished - 220 rescuers. people are being taken out of the danger zone, evacuated almost 240 tourists and local residents. the highest. the fifth class of fire danger has been declared in the dpr. dry grass has started to burn there against the backdrop of the heat. in one day, the area of ​​the fire was almost 250 hectares. have you seen it? heavy rains and thunderstorms hit st. petersburg. residents are sharing footage of lightning strikes on social networks. along with the bad weather , the city has become colder. the temperature has dropped sharply to +12. the usuri river has overflowed its banks in the coastal and flooded areas. 22 roads have been flooded. three settlements have been cut off from the mainland. the sunthnukur volcano is erupting in iceland. this not quit

a drone was shot down in the middle months, screeching this behind or above the arctic circle is 1800 kilometers away from the premium border. which is a hell of a feet full ukrainian forces and who are designing these drones. now i'm going longer load and load the distance. so it's really a real jump in the print capabilities. alex, thank you for that. alex patropolis, but the lease has live in keith. south korea is holding nationwide civil defense drills an annual event aimed at preparing the public for a possible attack by north korea. and this year they being staged simultaneously with joint military exercises with the us. it will comes at a time of highs intentions on the korean peninsula. mcbride reports from sol. it's an annual event designed to pass south korea for the unthinkable. a massive attack from north korea. here in sol as in cities nationwide. people are encouraged to respond to air raid sirens and seek shelter. it's the highlights of a week of civil defense drills coinciding with military exercises. that includes the largest number of joints, emissions by us and sout

in germany, my dad was a military man, and then we moved to the north. a small town beyond the arctic circleyou can’t even imagine how you want to get out of boredom there, and i can’t even get a cat, i have an allergy, i still can’t understand what all this masquerade is about, suddenly would have worked out, and what would have worked out? "at least something, a german aristocrat, i think i have a better chance of interesting someone, well, and what then, there will be no then, i don’t believe in fairy tales, but at least these 2 days of another life, they would have grilled me all winter, you wouldn’t understand, violeta, i’m sorry, just don’t feel sorry for me"? don’t tell anyone else, okay, evgeny, he doesn’t seem to mind, well, i understand, i understand, i understand, as far as i understand, he’s lonely too, do you think i should decide. it seems to me that kostya and natasha are most of all they look like a golden couple, kostya, he's completely out of his mind. i wonder where he went? by the way, yes, he was supposed to go in a violet, well, like to set up a tv, what if they are a c

that's how the first houseboat beyond the arctic circle came into being.teresting steam room, too, here we have it entirely made of siberian cedar, we specially ordered this cedar in krasnoyarsk, and here we did it this way, so that it would be like that, also in a wild style, unprocessed, well, plus of course there is very light, good steam, like that wake up in a country house, everything is made of pine, it is very easy to breathe, there is water outside the window, the view is simply stunning, and there is water under you, everything here even sways a little, and it is even surprising that in manchegorsk there is only one such houseboat, because this is a lake region, we are now on lake lumbalka, it connects with horn, and then with the largest lake in the murmansk region, imandra, well, how many small ones are there? developed an investment proposal for the construction of complexes under the project name ozerny edge, so it's just a matter of making it run. ksenia ignatova pavel kachura, ilya apalichuk, nikolai bulkin, viktor khude and yana fedorishch

interesting story, because they came there by sea and in general there is a lot of unknown around, this arctic circley did they organize it there, well, it was convenient, probably, to come from the op river basin to the yenisei basin, that is, through the plateau, through volok they also passed there, well, there two huge territories were connected, in which there was, where there was a lot of sable, arctic fox, all these things that are expensive, were valued at that time in europe and were valued in asia, eh, then they went there, well, and in general... well, if you look now at the udats, from the urals our pioneers reached all of eastern eurasia, in just one human century, in 50-60 years, imagine what kind of history could have affected some specific a man who crossed the urals as a child and reached the pacific ocean, passing all these huge siberian rivers, building boats, hunting for this... yes, this is a similar boat, this is a karbas, in general , karbas in pomor language means a boat, it is built from boards, from kokor, this is a trunk , a large root, which bends like this, with them the

ruslan kudziev scored a double, and then alexey lyalin put the team from beyond the arctic circle ahead however, not for long. pavel karpov equalized the score, punishing the opponent for an unfortunate loss out of the blue. and in the last minute alexander. gazprom yugra wins the first trophy of the new season. yenisei hosted the moscow region club vva in the return match of the 1/4 finals of the russian rugby championship. as in the previous meeting of these teams , the intrigue remained only in the first half. the guests took the lead in the debut, but the team from krasnoyarsk responded with attempts by rashid magomed saidov. semenov opened the scoring with a penalty, and then at first, the muscovites looked better, daniil alexandru kolev scored an attempt. lokomotiv restored the balance, but at the break in dynamo still took the lead. daniil pogadayev, who was passed to by a teammate with his foot, caught the ball on the flank and landed it in the opponent's scoring zone. however, the decisive period remained with the hosts: stefan malan equalized the score, and sergey yanyushkin p

connected with extreme sports, i even graduated from the university, and went to narenmar beyond the arctic circlei wanted extreme sports, to see something unusual, i think that if she slightly lower make-up remove the eyelash extensions, then she will look much younger, well, yes, it weighs down, well , the dress won’t forgive something, forgive me a little, you loved your husband so much that you mourned him, then, well, let’s say, i couldn’t you lived happily, yes, we lived for 28 years, how many children did you have, two, i have a son and a daughter, they are already adults, they live separately, of course, the loss of my husband was a very strong blow, so strong that i decided that i would live on for the children, for the grandchildren, and somehow i put such a point in my personal life, but after 5 years i somehow i revised my views on life, i realized that life goes on, and somehow i even told my daughter, maybe i let go of my dad, maybe he let go of me, well , that is, somehow i realized that i want to live on, the children grew up, and somehow i took myself into my own hands, i changed

mining continues now, here at the rosvumchersky mine , 7.5 million are mined every year beyond the arctic circleeared 95 years ago; here, after processing, the purest ore is obtained. apatite concentrate, only at this factory 27,000 tons per day. today is the world's largest producer of phosphate raw materials for fertilizers, volumes are growing every year, but development requires personnel. unfortunately, practice shows that the guys are leaving. in the cities of st. petersburg, moscow, having studied there for 5 years, having lived in a big city, they are reluctant to return home, finding a job in the federal center, the industry is losing highly qualified specialists from this, our goal is very ambitious, the task is global, we we want to create an advanced school here in the apatinsky branch of mau, the mining school. the underground testing ground is just the beginning. in the coming years , the company will allocate 3 billion rubles for the development of the local university, 10 new laboratories, a modern student campus with a dormitory for 300 people, and also housing for visiting teac

interaction of the magnetosphere with charged particles of the solar wind, in regions far from the arctic circle the current aurora was a consequence. magnetic storm, which was quite strong. throughout the european territory of russia , the air temperature this week will be within the climatic norm, the hydromidcenter reported today. time for a short weather forecast on ntv. irina polyakova, irin, is with us, we are waiting for details. well, we really have the most typical weather for august right now. temperature regime based on the sun-precipitation ratio. the weather situation is extremely stable, which means there is no need to expect any changes in the coming days. well, here is the rule according to which... the weather will develop daily, in the afternoon hours convection intensifies, as a result of local showers and thunderstorms, after midnight the clouds are washed out, so, by the way, it was possible to see the aurora, and even with a cloudless night sky you get dew and fogs, also very typical for august. so, tomorrow afternoon from 22 in murmansk to 27 in tambov in sizerin, the prob

after you went to the arctic circle, your next step is mars. now that minnesota governor tim walz is the nominee for vice president he is facing backlash for his ties to -- after the october 7th attack on israel, mike tobin live in chicago with more, which we know, mike? >> well, dana, with what we have drummed up, we see them with a sods them on in january 19, then again in april and may. at one point to delivering an indication to the state of the state address as executive director as the muslim society of minnesota. did a background i would've found that in 2015 he posted a link to a pro-hitler propaganda movie called the greatest story never told. still he appeared with governor walton may have 2020 calling for calm on the george floyd riots and in 2023 following the string of vandalism at mosques, saying that he has been willfully ignorant of the radicalism because he remains on the muslim voting bloc and cannot do anything that would make him appear islamophobic. >> on the stick ain't given the ability to embrace really just the worst ki

a part of the massive prisoner swap, but instead he died under mysterious circumstances in the arctic circle war part of today's prisoner swap. a detail the vice president was able to share with his widow. >> this exchange also includes the release of russian prisoners including those who worked with alexei navalny. earlier today i spoke with alexei's widow, julia, to discuss the significance of their release. and as i told her, this being an additional time for previous conversations with her, the united states stands with all of those who are fighting for freedom in russia. >> sadly alexei navalny did not make it to freedom, but vladimir kara-murza is free tonight. he's got an american green card thanks to the efforts of the u.s. and the allies. why on earth did putin let him go? i'll ask some people who might know the answer after this. with some help from j.p. morgan wealth plan. let's go whiskers. jen y is working with a banker to budget for her birthday. you only turn 30 once. and jen z? her credit's golden. hello new apartment. three jens getting ahead with chase. solutions that grow

beyond the arctic circle in the khibiny, this mining and processing plant appeared 95 years ago, herery 27. in the cities st. petersburg, moscow, having studied there for 5 years, having lived in a big city, are reluctant to return home, finding employment in the federal center; the industry is losing highly qualified specialists from this. the goal is very ambitious, the task is global, we want to create an advanced school, a mining school, here in the apatinsky branch of mau. and the underground testing ground is just the beginning; in the coming years , the company will allocate 3 billion rubles for the development of the local university. there will be 10 new laboratories, a modern student campus with a dormitory for 300 people, and also housing for invited teachers from leading universities in the country. a huge mountain, it is an honor for me to study as a mining engineer and subsequently work in this specialization. documents for new specialties in apatity will begin to be accepted starting next year. the task is not only to teach, to release. those for whom the phrase “from o

and maybe he could have been moved to a penal colony north of the arctic circle.s strong umbrage with. consider this now. what putin wanted was a conviction and you could argue that the trial was hurried along and it was rushed and it went quickly and once that deal was done putin said see, to the russian people. i told you he was guilty. and perhaps that may have cleared the way for this deal that we're watching unfold in front of us, bret. >> bret: i agree with you. i think that factors into all of this, the speed in which this happens. you know, these are really complex negotiations and we are just starting to get the sense of how big this deal could be. if it is as being reported in the bbc and elsewhere, as many as 24, that's the biggest prisoner swap in u.s./russian history. and it's even before, you know, world war ii, at one time. we have to get the details of it. but the speed in which this happens suggests that there was an urgency to get this done at this moment, if the light was at the end of the tunnel to get it done. >> dana: bret, you had the most r

moscow and gone all the way as far north as more the more months kirya, which is north of the arctic circleknow we mentioned earlier that prisoner swap with each side, exchanging 115 individuals. what do you make of this? do you think this is really a sign of de-escalation or is it just a tactical move well, in many ways, this is something that's been going on for quite some time. >> there have been a few hundred prisoners exchanged at a time, really since the start of this, of this conflict, going all the way back to 2014. but this particular action that the russians and the ukrainians agreed to really allows both sides to replenish some of their people also get their people back. so it could be the sign of a bit of a thaw in they is a diplomatic standoff, but more importantly, it is something that has been going on for some time. and even though the ukrainians have invaded part of russia or incurred into it they are still allowing each other to exchange prisoners. and that is a good thing for both sides. >> this week, the biden administration announced, of course it will send $125 million

if it was warm beyond the arctic circle, what can we say about the south of the country, in volgogradeached 38 °, the sun was all 49, the locals saved themselves in the pools, like the bears of the bakhchesaray zoo, they did not get out of the water all summer. on the heat wave in uta in the republic of kalmekia, the thermometer columns were approaching the 2010 record, 45.4° shadow, several days were. more than 42°, to be more precise, then 42.5, 42.3, on the ground the temperature warmed up to +72°. meteorologists have calculated that more than 100 weather records were broken this summer, they are mainly associated with warming, and in general over the past 30 years it has become hotter by one and a half to two, and in some places by 3°. half of the scientists believe that warming is a stable trend, the other half associates it with the peak of salt activity. we will check - at least we with you our generation is unlikely to be able to do this, and moscow this summer resembled the tropics in the rainy season, in june 196 mm of precipitation fell in a month, almost 2.5 months' norm,

you're seeing there ammo supplies, even potentially chile airfields as far north as the arctic circle, there was an alert in aviation last week. so, so much moving here, i think many analysts are seeing this as ukraine urgently trying to change the dynamic on the battlefield ahead of a winter, where they might find themselves pushed into a negotiating stance, maybe by a change in u.s. president felt the paton walsh as always, thanks so much well donald trump will be able to sell the shares of his media company soon. it will be a huge help paying for the sky-high legal debts, not to mention perhaps his presidential campaign, but it's not actually simple as it sounds, will explain next tonight. the most anticipated interview of this election kamala harris and tim walz sit down with dana bash for the first interview. harris and walz, a cnn exclusive tonight at nine and the furniture business things move fast. ziprecruiter helps us hire qualified candidates who keep up. we needed a project manager yesterday, we posted a job at ziprecruiter and had our guy on site and five days he was qual

both are attacked bases as far north as more months is 1800 kilometers away in the know in the arctic circle. but they're also, ukraine is also launching this war against russia's industrial capacity to be able to wage war. so fuel terminals, fuel refineries. and in fact, just today, just to de ukrainian missiles have, it's an oil depot, increased costs, which is just across the course street. just across from crimea, setting oil terminals, a light, and also damaging a ferry. so yes, very much on going. all right, alex, leave that for me. i thanks very much. elizabeth tells us that in case indeed, in 5 minutes to an arranger moody has called for dialogue and diplomacy to end the war and ukraine. moody made the comments during the visit to poland is expected to meet with you credit. the president flooded mister lensky and keith on friday. moody says india is willing to work with what he calls friendly nations to restore peace in ukraine, especially for decades in just policy was to keep equal distance with all the countries. but to do things, yes, policies to keep the quote close to us with a

through as well as alexei navalny, who i believe was in torreon asli horrible russian prison in the arctic circle when he died back in february so my my lawyer, sergei magnitsky, was arrested after uncovering a massive government corruption scheme. >> he was put in pretrial detention and then he was viciously tortured in pretrial detention for three hundred and 58 days. they put them in cells with 14 inmates and eight beds. and let's lights on 24 hours a day. they put them in sales with no heat and no window panes and moscow, they put them in cells with no toilet, just a hole in the floor and sewage would bubble up. they moving from cell to cell to cell and as this war on, he got sick he developed terrible pains in his stomach and he refused medical treatment and things just got worse and worse and worse. and then eventually he went into critical condition and instead of treating him, they put them in an isolation cell and eight riot guards with rubber batons beat him to death. that was in november of 2009 and of course, we all know the story of alexey navalny. alexey navalny was also a friend of

was they had just recently conquered the arctic they have been doing these expeditions up to the arctic circle with flights and people going up there so they had put a big arctic display up with like polar bears and these planes that would win in you know, this wild display of the arctic. are technological feats so yeah, the us does have a sort of a number of different exhibits, but they're centerpieces the parisphere and the trilon the big tower that they that they put up as sort of a visual grandiose thing because like the olympics the host country is supposed to like show off and build these grandiose things and that's what they build in fact one other side note that parisphere was supposed to be engineers so that it looked like it was floating on this fountain that was blasting up underneath it, which would have been really cool, but they couldn't make the engineering work. i'm so it just sat there above above a pond. and speaking of you had mentioned that at the 64 they had rockets and space stuff. so someone was curious if there were any aeronautical exhibits of planes or rockets or anyt

of the arctic circle when people say that artificial intelligence is going to be like the next industrial revolution. i think they're under estimating its impact. it's not just going to be a new technology like the steam engine. it's like building a new species. especially if it's much smaller than us. president vipers himself was having meetings on artificial intelligence, in some cases, as often as 3 times per week. and i will tell you that not very many things get on the president's calendar for 3 times a week. may. so he says $20.00 to $20.00 to $3.00. the sirens and most of kate's defending on the swedish coastal c. c gave a sense of how much was at stake. lead is came here to discuss nothing less than the house humanity should react to the arrival of this new b is also official full of intelligence. what role she politicians play, democracy needs to show that we are as fast as technology you. so the 1st and that's a on an ascii flagpole. so 6 months you, so yesterday, a number of very, very insightful people signing up to say you need to do something for the very extra central risks

school of the yamalo -menenets autonomous okrug is located in the subarctic tundra beyond the arctic circle-grader ilina has such an impression of the school. and they are here, we watch cartoons, sleep, go to the cafeteria, but in general , real school will begin soon, the future first-graders passed the first test, to them with... special trepidation, most of them were without their mother and father for the first time, at first, from their parents they were cut off, it’s hard for them, how will the adaptation go, even there it can take half a year, there are more than three thousand students here, almost half of them are children of nomadic reindeer, so the school is a second home for the kids. olesya and maria are first-graders, the only ones in the rural school of makhchesk. i am your teacher, my name is timina mark. 8 years old, there are 23 people in the school, so the approach is individual, and everyone knows each other, you can’t fool around, and there is also a tradition here, before the holiday, fellow villagers help teachers prepare the school for the beginning of the school ye

he lived, in a penal colony near the arctic circle. so all of that adds up to, you know, judicial.onal murder. >> yeah. it's interesting your point about how russia has the, you know, their their boys . you know, their their boys. putin has his men all over europe, all over the world. there was a i won't reveal it too much because i've not had it confirmed, but i've got some friends in counter—terror units across the uk and there was a massive warehouse, i won't say where, but it was holding thousands and thousands of starlink units. elon musk's, mobile internet units , which mobile internet units, which allow people to access the world wide web, of course, and wherever . and ukraine, of wherever. and ukraine, of course, was using a lot of those for their warfare , very for their warfare, very mysteriously, that warehouse burned to the ground. all the starlink units were gone. the local fire service said they didn't know what caused it. they never found an explanation. but i've been told by two separate sources that it was russia's men on the ground who did that. >> yeah. i mean, a