we have andriy zakrevskyi, the chairman of the board of the association of oil and gas of ukraine, an energy expert. mr. andrii, good evening. good evening. today we will talk with you, well, we will talk about the topic that hurts many ukrainians, hurts the energy industry, and i think it hurts. in principle to the entire civilized world. the occupiers have once again struck a massive blow at the ukrainian energy sector, both in the kyiv region and in the lviv region, kharkiv oblast, dnipropetrovsk oblast, that is, energy facilities were actually attacked again. mr. andriy, please tell me, does this threaten an energy collapse for our state, at least in the near future, and what should we do about it? what steps should ukraine take to avoid such a negative scenario? well, yes, firstly, we will endure, and ukraine will endure, secondly, the regret of the lost time, the regret of the lives of people, detek, ukrenergo, tsenterenergo, which at one time were under fire. we repaired it all made it so that people would receive light, and now, when the fruits of their labors have been destro

guest we have andriy zakrevskyi, the chairman of the board of the association of oil and gas of ukrainexpert. mr. andrii, good evening. good evening. today we will talk with you, well, we will talk about the topic that is currently hurting many ukrainians, it hurts the energy industry and, i think, it hurts in principle the entire civilized world. the occupiers once again delivered a massive attack on the ukrainian energy industry, that is... both the kyiv region, the lviv region, the kharkiv region, and the dnipropetrovsk region, that is, they actually attacked energy facilities again. mr. andriy, please tell me whether this threatens an energy collapse for our state, at least in the near future, and what we should do about it, what what steps should ukraine take in order to avoid such a negative scenario. well, yes, first of all, we will endure, and ukraine will endure. second, the pity of lost time, the pity of life, ah, people, er, kid, ukrenergo, centerenergo, who in their time, under shelling, repaired all this, made it so that people received light, and now, when the fruits of th

we are currently in touch with andriy zakrevskyi, chairman of the board of the association of oil and gas of ukraine, energy expert. mr. andrii, good evening. good evening. today we will talk with you, well, we will talk about the topic that hurts many ukrainians, hurts the energy industry and, i think, hurts in principle. the civilized world. the occupiers once again delivered a massive attack on the ukrainian energy sector, including the kyiv region, the lviv region, the kharkiv region, and the dnipropetrovsk region, that is, they actually attacked energy facilities again. mr. andriy, please tell me whether this threatens an energy collapse for our country, at least in the near future, and what we should do about it, what about ukraine. should, what steps should be taken in order for us to avoid such a negative scenario? well, firstly, we will endure, and ukraine will endure, secondly, a pity for lost time, a pity for the lives of people, detek, ukrenergo, tsenterenergo, which at one time were under fire, that's all. shafts, they made it possible for people to receive light, and now

we are currently in touch with andriy zakrevskyi, chairman of the board of the association of oil andraine, energy expert. mr. andrii, good evening. good evening today we will talk with you, well, we will talk about the topic that hurts many ukrainians, hurts the energy industry and, i think, hurts the whole civilized world in principle. the occupants of once again they inflicted a massive attack on the ukrainian energy industry, this includes the kyiv region, the lviv region, the kharkiv region, and the dnipropetrovsk region, that is, they actually attacked energy facilities again. mr. andriy, please tell me whether this threatens an energy collapse for our state, at least in the near future, and what should we do about it?

we have andriy zakrevskyi, the chairman of the board of the association of oil and gas of ukraine, an sir andrei, good evening. good evening. today we will talk with you, well, we will talk about the topic that hurts many ukrainians and energy workers. and i think basically everything hurts.

oil of ukraine, oil and gas of ukraine, why? because andriy zakrevskyi is with us, an energy expert, the chairman of the board of the association ed oil and gas of ukraine, and now he will appear and we will talk with him. thank you, mr. andrii, for finding time for us, thank you very much. well, thank you, i'm glad to see you, mr. mykola, each other, each other, it's very nice to be with you to work always, and here is my question, this morning i was just looking at what different people write, and there is a huge criticism of the energy companies, that they did not save something there, were not able to repel some attacks and so on and so on, and there is some kind of discussion , and i am a little bit like that, you know, despite the fact that these are quite tragic stories because of the russian raids, i... allowed myself to smile a little and thought: there is an opportunity and i am redirecting my thoughts to you, mr. andriy, but there is, in principle , an opportunity to protect the energy system ukraine, it exists like that in nature, but remember vysotsky's song, if i decide something, i will definitely drink it, yes, w

the head of the oil industry research institute says that these selected projects are the result of 15 years of efforts to achieve the technology of collecting gases associated with oil. development long-lasting technology. some patience with technology is necessary. this local achievement was achieved through sanctions and is now ready for export. we are ready. collecting iraq's raw and sour gases in our own communities, hence the export of sweet gas to iraq, according to the managing director of the national oil company, plans to collect flare gases have progressed 70% by the end of 1404, god willing, all associated gases will be collected according to paragraph a. article 48 of the law of the sixth plan and the bill of the seventh plan, the government is obliged. until the end of the effective time of the law to collect the gas program. head of crisis management organization the country said: electricity and water will be connected to selzdeh villages in sistan baluchistan by tonight. mr. nami said: we are trying to solve the problem of communication roads that are blocked due to flooding . yesterday, fortunately, a very important route that has many vill

result, pikan got 24 points compared to the base. between the independence of khuzestan and the oil industry of abadan was associated with the superiority of esteghlal. osman andang scored in the 17th minute and aso rostam in the overtime of the second half for esteghlal and taleb rikani scored in the 45th minute. gol naft scored. with this victory, aviya gained 19 points and is in the 14th place . nafti are in the 15th place with 16 points only thanks to scoring more goals compared to nasaji . well, we want to talk about today's premier league games, which were also important games. and let's make some changes in the schedule, let's talk more with mr. ardalan ashtiani, a football coach and expert who is present in the studio, and let's take the discussion a little more expertly and see what happened in the league today. mr. ashtiani, you are welcome, please, in the name of god, i am. i offer my courtesy and respect to you dear mr. iraqi and also the viewers of the program, i am very happy that we are at your service . be healthy. first of all, naturally, let's start from the table with esteghlal. esteghlal alinium'

the systems they are governmental, for example, suppose the system of same trade association, the system of electronic registration of oil as samin or the headquarters system, and the like. are obliged to comply with the requirements of the speed lines of electronic accounts subject to this law and transfer this information, i.e. the information of electronic invoices, to the maadiyan system in the order prescribed by the tax administration organization. in its own internet portal, that is, in the section of store endings and moadi system. and all the structures and mechanisms that are needed or arrangements that the electronic forms that are supposed to be registered and recorded in the rest of the systems need to be transferred to the maadian system , we have placed them there, for this reason , there is actually a system in the voice so that our colleagues can fix this problem, we are serving it will be you, mr. dekhania

of american freedom, but in syria. the net profit from smuggling is estimated at $40 million per month. the money goes to the american money state to its associated companies. the americans appeared in the oil syria about 10 years ago, immediately after they ignited a civil war in the country. against president assad. pumping up terrorist groups with weapons. washington disguises the robbery of a middle eastern country with pompous chatter about the defense of democracy in the person of the kurds and sunnis, whom the dictatorship of damascus allegedly deprives of their rights. and here, too , the americans work like bandits. the military seems to have left syria, but they will guard the towers. as president, trump openly said without demagoguery: all oil should go to america. by and large, our only one. the military who remain in this territory are the ones who guard the oil. we have oil, and we can do whatever we want with it. about 90% of syrian production is concentrated on the eastern bank of the euphrates river. previously a stronghold of isis, it is now under the control of the us-allied syrian democratic forces. the richest oil fields make up almost a third of the country. the united

investment and so on, structures that are associated with... oil indicate that due to certain circumstances, both fundamental and geopolitical, oil may reach the level of. meanwhile, opec slightly lowered its forecast for the growth of supply in the market; in 2 years it will add a little more than 2 million barrels per day, but demand will grow almost twice as fast. sasha, rost, they are waiting for offers, for example, from the usa and norway. thank you sasha, it was alexandra nazarova with a story about the situation on the global oil market. and let's move on to other topics. the collapse of ukraine's armed forces is highly likely to happen very soon, bloomberg writes about this with reference to western officials. according to them, ukraine is in its most vulnerable position since the conflict began. emil mersaev has all the details. kyiv's position is becoming increasingly precarious. this is exactly the epithet to describe the situation. french journalists from the publication figaro chose the battlefield; they write that after the failed counter-offensive of the ukrainian armed forces last year, they are forced to retreat, while the russian arm

oil and gas association of ukraine, energy expert. mr. andrii, good evening. good evening.e will talk with you, well, we will talk about the topic that is currently hurting many ukrainians, it hurts the energy industry, and i think it hurts, in principle, the entire civilized world. the occupiers once again inflicted a massive blow on the ukrainian energy sector, including the kyiv region, the lviv region, and the kharkiv region. dnipropetrovsk region, that is actually attacked energy facilities again. mr. andriy, please tell me whether this threatens an energy collapse for our country, at least in the near future, and what we should do about it, what steps ukraine should take in order to avoid such a negative scenario, well, first of all. we will endure and ukraine will endure, secondly, the pity of the lost time, the pity of the lives of the people, detka, ukrenergo, centerenergo, who at one time repaired all this under shelling, made it so that people received light, and now, when the fruits of their labor are spoken, it is a pity, a pity of the two years that we did not

for terrorist attacks in russia and the murder of public figures was allocated, including from the ukrainian oil and gas company burisma, which is associatedlvement of specific officials is being revealed persons of the usa and nato countries to the financing of terrorism. this was reported to the investigative committee. since the beginning of the year, russian intelligence services have prevented 27 attacks on civilian targets planned in ukraine. alexey golovko has all the details. russian security forces today showed how special forces over the past months have detained terrorists who tried to damage important infrastructure and military facilities on our territory. 27 attacks against russia have been prevented ; a terrorist war has been declared and it is clearly being waged. not only by ukrainian saboteurs. usa. the country faces a strategic defeat, both on the battlefield and in other areas. in the struggle for their own and now they are doing everything to inflict our world hegemony, the united states has identified russia as the main enemy. in this case, the main efforts are aimed at destruction. russian spiritual and moral values

contributes to hostilities, and... the destruction of which, well, is associated with the weakening of the military position of the enemy, therefore, strikes on oil refineries, which are used by russia for aggression, in order to maintain its military power, this is a legitimate military objective, here i, as an international lawyer, have no doubts, so i believe that it is necessary to continue this, a what... the statements of ostyan or representatives of the pentagon, well, they have the right to express themselves, but we must continue to conduct the war the way we are conducting it, because we cannot limit ourselves to combat operations exclusively on the territory of ukraine if we want to win war, we need to fight and hostilities , including on the territory of the aggressor state. but in this case , it is already happening in... on blocked aid and critical strikes on the energy system of ukraine in several waves, the most extreme was the day before yesterday, in fact, i watched as our minister of foreign affairs explained his rather emotional statements towards our western partners, well, there he used such emotional comparisons that are co

of american freedom, but in syria. the net profit from smuggling is estimated at $40 million per month. the money goes to the american shadow state and its associated companies. the americans appeared in the oil fields of syria about 10 years ago, immediately after they started the fire. country into a civil war against president assad, pumping terrorist groups with weapons. washington disguises the robbery of a middle eastern country with pompous chatter about the defense of democracy in the person of the kurds and sunnis, whom the dictatorship of damascus allegedly deprives of their rights. and here, too, the americans work like bandits. the military seems to have left syria, but the towers will be guarded. as president, trump openly said without demagoguery: all oil should go to america. by and large , the only military personnel who remain in this territory are those who guard the oil. we have the oil and we can do whatever we want with it. about 90% of syrian production is concentrated on the eastern bank of the euphrates river. previously a stronghold of isis, it is now under the control of the us-allied syrian democratic forces. the richest oil fields are almost a third of the country.

but i think we could be looking at potentially oil refineries, other oil facilities, different kinds of bases associated with the irgc, the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which is the organization that has been coordinating the activities of hamas and hezbollah and the houthis and the shiite militias that have been attacking for the last six months unchecked aggression from the islamic republic. but then, as you note, there is this opportunity. we have not seen a direct strike on israel from iran. really for decades. i don't think it's ever happened, for that matter. and so what this does is it opens up opportunities for the israeli military to potentially strike that nuclear program that we've all been talking about for the better part of 15 years. the israelis know exactly what they want to strike. they've been working on plans to do so to some weird extent right now. this does open up an opportunity for israel to engage in the way that perhaps it's been fearful of doing over the last 15 years because of this direct action out of iran. iran is no longer hiding behind those proxies, and i think wha

of rising oil prices. unlike brent oil futures . steel maintained its downward trend and fell to 330 yuan per. but this industry still in terms of global production, it is associated with an increase. in the whole year 2023, 1 billion 849 million 700 thousand tons of steel were produced in the world, and this amount of production is about half compared to 2022. the iron ore industry also started its transactions with a decrease of 19 dollars in 1403 compared to the same period of the previous year. the weakness of china's housing sector and the increase in the debt of local governments in this country, as well as the low profit margin or the loss of a significant part of pulaz. manufacturing in china is one of the important risks of the iron ore market in 2024. most of the world's most prestigious international deals are based on china's promise to support growth economic and increasing demand with monetary policies as well as the possibility of lowering the interest rate by the us central bank predict a relatively good outlook for the iron ore steel market. industrial and mineral products hall experienced the supply of 77 thousand tons of goods and products. petr

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of the turkish oil and gas company told the miliet newspaper tbng, sinan furaad. the current agreement between gazprom and naftogaz expires at the end of the year. as stated in the turkish associationinessmen, there are no restrictions on the transportation of russian gas. in addition, the republic will benefit from such transit. russia has sharply increased grain supplies to... according to rus-agrotrans, shipments of barley have increased fivefold since the beginning of the agricultural season to a record 750 thousand tons, with the maximum purchase level for wheat being 220. also , noticeable volumes of corn, oats and buckwheat are coming to kanr. by according to the results of the quarter, our country increased revenue from grain supplies by 70% to $125 million. btb will begin issuing mortgages in crimea; clients will be able to take out a housing loan as early as may, and the transaction can be completed remotely from any region. also , starting next month, the bank’s mortgages will become available in korachay-cherkessia, kalmykia, ingushetia and tyva. vtb will begin issuing such loans to foreigners from august. and wildbury’s turnover in the twenty-third year exceeded 2.5 tr

the stickiness of inflation associated with diane you are seeing -- with that and you are seen oil jumperperformed or bottoming out, so you could have this kind of bounce and commodities associated with some of the geopolitical risks, which leads to stickier inflation and a fed that forced to hold rates higher, and that's a risk to the market, the economy, to credit spreads. >> high yield a little bit wider, near multiyear tights. is that tightness a reflection of strength or complacency? how would you describe it? >> it is both. the fundamentals in the credit markets, of corporations around the world, are actually still robust. we have expected profit margins to come down and they really haven't. profitability is not great but it's ok. companies have done a good job managing their balance sheets and liquidity and these higher rates have not hurt them so much. credit default rates are not going to search in our estimation -- to surge in our estimation. is hard to even argue they are fair value. but we have seen in past cycles where credit spreads narrow and stay at these narrow levels f

that host american bases will be guilty by association, all those gas and oil installations will be destroyed by drones and missiles. um, i mean, that's sort ofrhetoric, but the reality is that if israel does strike iran, it has a far more sophisticated and powerful military capacity, and if america was to defend it against any further retaliation of the kind that you re describing, then iran would get wiped away, wouldn't it? why would you pretend otherwise? "that's your wishful thinking, uh, the israeli regime is vulnerable and weak and it has shown itself to be incapable of taking a dot on the map, they haven't been able to take gaza after six months of genocide, they haven't been able to take even northern gaza after six months of genocide, they have they have to withdraw at least 100 to 200 thousand people from northern israel, because they cannot stand up to hezbollah, they cannot..." push hisbullah back, they cannot defeat them, so you think the israeli regime is going to defeat iran? why is it that the americans are concerned about any israeli attack, because they know exactly what will happen, next time around iran won't be firing th

happening. 7 slagle is with the western states petroleum association representing oil industry stakeholders over the past month. >> there's a number of refineries that were off line maintenance. and when you have >> refineries down supplies shrink. you know, any commodity when you have less supply the needed, the costs, you know, typically will go up. and that's probably a lot. what we saw his position is that the state should invest in more oil production to drive down costs. >> the state of california has been the last couple years implementing policy after policy that's meant end production in but in the end, what consumers care about, they care about higher costs and that is the path our state has its own. >> and to the state conclude price gouging is taking place. the california energy commission would still need to determine what if any penalty would be imposed. reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, new abortion restrictions go into effect in florida tomorrow we'll hear from young people are pushing back. and a memorial not growing for the north carolina officers killed in a shootout. how the

any increase in oil prices of about 15 percent compared to a baseline, that would translate into about 0.7 percentage point higher inflation globally. and that would also be associated with lower economy giving. let's stick with russia for a moment. and this economy has proven pretty resilient, but the growth is expected to slow down to think this might reflect on an expectation of a conclusion to the end, the war and ukraine. one of the stuff from where we are. so where we are right now is indeed we have marked up a growth projections for restaurants for 2024 from about, you know, 2.6 percent or $3.00. so it's a significant upward revision. and the drivers of that revision, the 4 things going on. one, you mentioned, oil exports of been quite resilient in volume, and then oil prices of remain fairly high. so that generates resources for the russian economy that can help a fund it's activities. second, we've seen strong investment in international investment for 2 reasons. one is of course, because there's a military effort, but also because it's, some of the private investments is substituting for them for, for an investment that was there before. and then 3rd, very

oil company. it will come faster than the bibles. one of the plans made by the petrochemical industry is in the field of collection of associated gases, which today is the largest project in the history of the country's industry for the collection of associated gases . fortunately, the petrochemical industry is following up , that is associated gases and solvents of east karun that it is planned by the beid bland petrochemical refinery of the persian gulf that it will collect these during this year and next year, god willing, and in fact, along with all these burners, it is both invested and wasted in reality, and the burning of these associated gases will actually be collected. on the other hand , it becomes a feed for petrochemical complexes, that is, we collect associated gases , we separate them from each other in the bedeland refinery , and we also direct the cuts heavier than ethane to the petrochemical complex, methane, it enters the network. a city is located, that is, from one side of the whole this production will be added to our urban network and from that side , its emissions will go to the gestistan petrochemical complex

of subversive activities in the territory. russia, not only was the ukrainian oil and gas company burisma, closely associated with the biden clant again; five people, three children, were killed at the hands of ukrainian militants. in the village of klimovo in the bryansk region, a twelve-year-old boy was riding a bicycle when a shell arrived. ukrainians attacked the okuzhskoe village of apanasovka drone, dropped ammunition on a car in. well-known tactics of terrorists, footage from choosing a target to kill as many as possible, new year's eve in belgorod, a woman covers the kids with herself and rushes away with them, will never be forgotten. over the past two years , more than 200 attempted terrorist attacks have been recorded in russia, which were developed on the territory of ukraine and carried out by agents but abandoned. sbc, royal navy special boat service. he is the only survivor of the group, which the british set the task of landing on the tendra spit to capture. everything has been established, the identities of the curators, the place of training, we landed somewhere near the city of saltburid, about half an hour a

oil and everything i consume. of course, the competitiveness of the market was one of the issues discussed in this program , pricing should be free, even i did not do my association , producers can determine their prices and compete with producers , martyrs and wounded news sources in the gaza strip. announcing that at least 10 palestinians were martyred and dozens were injured in the early morning airstrikes of zionist criminals on al-nussirat camp in the center of the gaza strip. the zionists also shelled a residential area west of rifa in the south of the gaza strip this morning. so far, the martyrdom of five palestinians, including two children, has been confirmed in this attack. how many others were also injured in this attack. the iraqi resistance drone attack on a target in the haifa port in the occupied territories of the islamic resistance of iraq broadcast the first moments of the drone attack on a vital target in the occupied haifa port. the report is about how many drones were involved in this attack. the islamic resistance of iraq has announced that this attack is a continuation of the second phase of the operation to resist the zionist occupation an

right. associated a school this business at the university of central, lincolnshire thank you thinking bangladesh of state owned company. petro band law has called the international bids for oil and gas exploration, and the buy a think go, that's is the country looks to increase its domestic energy supply. the bidding is the 24 offshore blocks tend to chantry as more from deka. far below these waves in the bay of bingo could lie rich deposits or fall island gas as one of ratios. fastest growing economies. bangladesh aims to harness any type of resources to bolster its energy supply. now it's looking for investor beyond it's broader to explore and help develop what's been able to see floor, the geologist, deluxe, all the major issues. they didn't really need to me so we also make it video effective for the dollars company douglas or liabilities of texas and not as the energy administer phase. many companies are interested, the main challenges at the health phosphate can bring these gas boot up to do the best as though to the industrious. that is the main challenge. that means we have to be locked up in the subject investor. we have to be invested millions of dollars, and also

association of nigeria. thanks again for your time . i'm going to say in 10, national and other civil society groups all divani that nigeria prevent buddhist oil di show from selling is local on actual business. unless it seems the pollution of things to his operations shall should not be permitted to use legal gymnastics. to escape is responsibilities for clean up its widespread legacy of pollution. the companies divestment record is replete with examples of phone show room lighting licenses being sold without adequate safeguards to protect nigerians from home and an ice even government from financial liability to build somebody else. but inside close environmental pollution, including contamination of water sources, agricultural employees and inc, as the one of them is the livelihood of the local residence. so society, good fort 9th, june, officials to make shell a dress. the harm is done to the west african region before giving the consent to a potential sale of the business. if it is consult with him, conspiring local. oh, i am the international agency if i'm able to purchase sales f, as in my dear report for about $2400000000.00. even off

associated precisely with real and service sector, but with business, to give priority to fuel supplies to the domestic market, deputy prime minister alexander novak instructed oil workers; he held a meeting ofituation in the domestic petroleum products market with the participation of industry company leaders, representatives of the ministry of energy, and the federal government. full service of the ministry of agriculture, russian railways and the st. petersburg stock exchange. we discussed the balance of supply and demand for different types of automobile fuel. schedules for the withdrawal of refineries from repairs, as well as pricing policies in large and small wholesale, as well as in retail. at the meeting it was noted that gasoline and diesel fuel reserves in russia remain consistently high. kamaz's net profit in 2023 decreased by almost 17%. but revenue increased by more than a quarter, amounting to 370 billion. the company explains these results by increased sales in the segments of trucks, buses and electric buses. all these figures are reflected in the reports that the company published the day before. it also provides data for the twenty-second year, which was not published prev

of the national mining association. rich, thank you for coming on. the latest admissions, epa and emission rules squeeze call plans. coal, oil, natural gas.re's not going to be any electricity to power and economic growth in this country. onto your take in what you're going to do about it but. >> thanks larry, thanks for having me on. today's announcement by the bite administration dealt a massive and mind energy in this country. from data centers to electric vehicles the reassuring massive amounts of energy maritime electricity inflations are to jump 20% it makes no sense to shut down one of the option analogies which is called base of power in this country it is still 16% and is the majority power source in over 12 states. coal is mined in 20 with an average job of $91000 in payroll. representing over 3000 jobs in this country indirect. the country needs to understand what's happening here. the dude in the same thing with natural gas now. the cost here you can calculate, i read some of the epa numbers. i frankly don't believe a word of it. i once participated in this exercises are you've got to have power to grow the economy you can mak

oil and gas company tbng sinan furaad reported this to the miliet newspaper. the current agreement between gazprom and naftogaz expires at the end of the year. as stated in the turkish associationn, there are no restrictions on the transportation of russian gas. currently, we note the intensification of contacts, including in most areas of agriculture, this was certainly facilitated by the meeting of the leaders of our countries in september last year, also work continues through the intergovernmental commission. following a meeting in november 2023 , concrete steps were outlined to strengthen partnership in the agricultural sector. preserving the identity and unity of peoples in the eurasian space is key. i’m talking now not only about trade, i ’m also talking about joint scientific developments, about innovation, about moving forward, the meaning of what russia has always done and in terms of quotas for studying in the russian federation and various educational products of specific universities and what ngo eurasia will now be doing is to provide the opportunity for development to applicants from many, many, many countries so that they make their home countries stronger. more

oil sales. $60 per barrel, which the g7 set in 2022. the restriction concerns maritime transport, and therefore it is with them that the new package of sanctions will most likely be associatedpany will not be able to redeem kivifin bonds until april 11. most of her money, which turned out to be more than 9 billion rubles. including sberbank, sofcombank and rosbank. in addition, attempts to negotiate debt refinancing continue. in the first quarter this year, the american corporation shipped 83 aircraft to customers; a year ago, in the same period there were 130. inspections rained down on the company after the depressurization of an alaska airlines flight in january. deliveries also fell due to a decrease in production of the narrow-body boeing 737 max airliner. as the reid agency was told by the corporation, aircraft are now deliberately assembled more slowly in order to get everything right. that's all i have for now. more news in the next hour, copies are not your style, your uniqueness deserves more, choose avita premium, original items from famous brands at attractive prices are waiting for you in the avita app, 100% originals are now more accessible on avita premium. t

of the sponsors of subversive activities on the territory of russia, not only, was the ukrainian oil and gas burisma company, closely associatedrea this week , civilian lives were cut short again; five people, three children, were killed at the hands of ukrainian militants. in the village of klimovo in the bryansk region, a twelve-year-old boy was riding a bicycle when a shell arrived. and the kursk village of apanas. ukrainians attacked with a drone, dropped ammunition on a car in which men and two children were traveling, all died. once again, neither a tank nor an infantry fighting vehicle, but a civilian vehicle, which is non-human coolly took aim. drones stuffed with explosives are hitting kindergartens, hospitals, houses, peaceful neighborhoods, no military installations, choosing a target to kill as many as possible, a well-known tactic of terrorists. footage from belgorod before the new year, a woman covers herself. kids, rushing away with them, will never be forgotten. over the past two years , more than 200 attempted terrorist attacks have been recorded in russia, which were developed on the territory of ukraine and

associated with the armed forces of ukraine were again hit. the russian military carries out precision strikes retaliation, in response to attempts by the kiev regime to cause damage to russian oilacilities. alexey konopko will continue. wow, this was an explosion either at the high-voltage substation of krivoy rog, or at the runway in the dolntsevsky district, both were hit. near nikolaev and kharkov, drones damaged lep. in odessa - a logistics facility - this is how local officials reported. the fire near zhytomyr, where drones attacked an oil depot, has not yet been extinguished. in the geranium affected area were kirovograd, khmelnytsky and dnepropetrovsk region. all this, according to ukrainian estimates, with the help of two dozen drones, that is, in response to the ukrainian armed forces’ attempts to attack russian territory, our army attacks with efficiency, which is recognized by kiev. and now they want to revive the completely destroyed power plants in some places with a transplant from a half-living donor. i spoke with the minister of energy of lithuania. that local is communication with the enemy, identifying targets, and so on, if i need to make a supporter out of a

enemy in the person of the united states. associated with the economic crisis that the ussr was then experiencing. the country's budget was bursting at the seams due to the collapse in oilpse of the union, russia finally set a course for leaving cuba. in ninety-two already under president yeltsin, almost 7.00 soviet military specialists left the island of freedom, although kastroy could not have imagined such an outcome before. the exodus of the cubans updated the record in 2022, where i have konstantin aleksandrovich, why did cuba need the soviet union, in general it’s clear, even from this plot, nothing else really needs to be added, why did we need cuba for the soviet union, no, well, that’s it clearly, we are not talking about the fact that cuba is needed , relatively speaking, by an individual muscovite there, or by an individual ekaterinburg resident there for some, the soviet union needed cuba because it was soviet. this is not just any single country, it is a geopolitical, let’s say, well, not a monster, a heavyweight, a monster in a good sense, a heavyweight, a geopolitical heavyweight, in this case we were talking about the confrontation between two systems, t