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these are just some of the cats of athens.ere is a good chance a feline friend has made a cameo appearance on your trip. outside a taverna or at an ancient ruin, these guys are everywhere. she's so cute. i'm meeting tsampika, a volunteer at athens—based cat charity nine lives. we are a team, nine lives, and we feed every day in acropolis and in many other places around the centre of athens. that's a big job. are there many cats in athens? yes. we feed around over 500 cats around the centre. the team at nine lives definitely have their work cut out, so i've decided to help tsampika with the dinnertime shift and get some grub out to these furry athenians. they are always together. these two, yeah? yes. best friends. how did the pandemic affect the work you are doing and also the welfare of the cats? suddenly because the town was empty you could see so many cats. it revealed a lot of cats that we did not know there were around, and we had to feed more because probably some of them were eating around tavernas who were not any more

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microsoft is building state of the art data centers on the outskirts of athens. has invested in one of our leading fintech companies. what american companies see in grease is not just a country endowed with an advantageous geographical position, and blessed with natural beauty that makes it a magnet for visitors from all over the world. they also see a dynamic economy that has overcome the pathogenies of the past and is supporting entrepreneurship and private investment. what they see, which is probably the most important aspect of all, is a young, talented, well-educated work force. these young talented well educated greeks who, after a decade of crisis choose to remain in their homeland rather than emigrating. for those who left the country choose to return to greece now. i am convinced they will be the protagonists of greece's bright future. esteemed members of congress, i have spoken about the joint paths that our two great democracies have chartered over the past two centuries. we have every reason to celebrate our achievements. but it would be foolish to re

athens, they went athens and went towards preobrazhenskaya .already set up here, i've set up, there and i've set up the mushroom will take place admiral azarov, i've put up internal troops there. so i got one barrier, the second barrier, the third barrier and the fourth directly in front of the russian theater. and in this sense, people have already appeared who were from the maidan them, while we were sitting in the prosecutor's office, they pulled everyone from the fence, even the guests, where they were pulled up here for extras. no one expected that they would come to kill. because everyone expected that it would be, you know, how it was customary before that some kind of street, such a disassembly. yes , that's how it was. uh, when trying to storm the berkut base, as it happened, uh, on april 10, when was the day of the liberation of odessa and when tsarev was recaptured well, yes, there was a scuffle, but it didn’t go over just some kind of unspoken line precisely on murder, and the second legacy is clearly to kill. it was visible, and pe

microsoft is building state of the art data centers on the outskirts of athens. has invested in one of our leading fintech companies. what american companies see in grease is not just a country endowed with an advantageous geographical position, and blessed with natural beauty that makes it a magnet for visitors from all over the world. they also see a dynamic economy that has overcome the pathogenies of the past and is supporting entrepreneurship and private investment. what they see, which is probably the most important aspect of all, is a young, talented, well-educated work force. these young talented well educated greeks who, after a decade of crisis choose to remain in their homeland rather than emigrating. for those who left the country choose to return to greece now. i am convinced they will be the protagonists of greece's bright future. esteemed members of congress, i have spoken about the joint paths that our two great democracies have chartered over the past two centuries. we have every reason to celebrate our achievements. but it would be foolish to re

athens, past athens, in greek, down the street past the aspen, let's go athens and go towards preobrazhenskaya, and we are still going the same way, zoophiles have already reached athens, found antoshka's store. i already have enough people already. i've already set up here, i've set up, there and i've set up the mushroom will take place admiral azarov , i've put up internal troops there. so i got one barrier, the second barrier, the third barrier and the fourth directly in front of the russian theater. and in this sense, people have already appeared who from the maidan were them, while we were sitting in the prosecutor's office, they pulled everyone from the city of differences, where they were pulled here to the extras. no one expected that they would come to kill. because everyone expected that it would be, you know, how it was customary before that some kind of street, such a disassembly. yes, that's how it was. there was an attempt to storm the berkut base as it was, uh, on april 10, when the day of the liberation of odessa and when tsarev was recaptured well, yes, there was a scuffle, bu

now the politician has been forced into exile in athens. she says there's so much she'd wanted to get done. as soon as one of eva, i got up every morning with the will and the gold to fight for afghan society and for women's rights. but as i know about it, madam, those efforts were brutally interrupted when the taliban seized power last august. crowds besieged campbell airport. desperate to leave the country. you should be beck was among them. she knew that if she didn't leave afghanistan, the taliban would hunt her down. she escaped with her children, but that deeply scarred her was a moment of my you know, with him when we got here we had lost everything. we had to leave our family behind my parents, all of our belongings as though i was in bad shape, traumatized. but i kept forcing myself to hope we thought that now we're doing much better in greece, but, but the poor people back in afghanistan, they was, are quite bad method on that. i made a little every day you susie back talks to her family and friends back home. she was shocked when

that is, in general, such a tradition, so to speak, well, this is the nitrate of athens and the swedesse it made it clear to us and the swedes, especially athens, who have 1,300 km of a common border with russia, that we have a very aggressive, unreliable, unpredictable neighbor. what is russia like under the leadership of vladimir putin, and therefore, if it was previously assumed that these countries could join nato, they have been cooperating with nato for a long time, they showed that sweden is the first as locomotive and then finland, and the integration of these scandinavian countries into nato will come now. neither sweden, that is, the swedes, as the ruling party in relation to the democrats , also agreed that they will submit an application or how do we enter if the prices enter athens definitely entered yesterday and the president and the prime minister jointly statement, the president of finland said that this is a historic day for finland, in general, this application submission and what is happening with the integration into nato, sweden, too, all countries will join nato

he joins us live now from athens. what further information is that? well, the greek foreign ministry is concerning these seizures. first of all, and it's issued a very stiffly worded response to the arabian saying that what they've done is effectively an act of piracy on the high seas. because these ships were both seized 22 nautical miles offshore iran. well into international waters. the territorial water limit is 12 miles. so this is something that is legally extremely dubious. the greek seizure had taken place on the basis of us sanctions on iranian oil, and so had a legal basis. so from the great point of view, this isn't a tit for tat. they are saying that the iranian seizure goes against fundamental rules of international law and seaborne trade. the greek side has alerted the european external actions, service and plans to get the european union fully involved in this and says that the incident is going to have a very adverse effect on e. you iranian relations, which obviously should be of interest and concern to run because the use heavily inv

athens justify its deeply. an erroneous decision to actively write to the western anti-russian fronts, including the first weapons from kiev, with which ukraine has already taken away daily shelling of the civilian population of donbass , killing people in donetsk, avdiivka, other settlements, inconvenient truth in the west. i am taken diligently to hush up therefore, in democratic greece, where, as we are assured. complete freedom of speech and anyone can publish literally everything were banned, russian information resources satellite and russia today at the same time. just in case, shamefully and trying to cancel, but russian culture. well, in general, what is there to say the facts, the greek leadership speaks for itself, diligently reproduces perverted interpretations of russia's actions, which, after unsuccessful attempts to achieve a peaceful settlement of the intra-ukrainian conflict, are forced to defend the russian russian -speaking population of ukraine, including in general context of the security s

greek tankers in the persian gulf , it is assumed that this was a response to the confiscation by athens of iranian oil, which was transported by the tanker mladna under the russian flag the ship was detained by the greek authorities on charges of violating anti-russian sanctions, as stated in the iranian foreign ministry tehran tried to solve the problem through diplomatic channels, however, the greek authorities rejected the iranian proposal due to a decree from the us more than 12,000 russian sim cards were issued in melitopol on monday this was announced on the air of the fifth studio by the head of the city administration galina danilchenko, according to her, the cards of the russian mobile operator are incredibly in demand we are establishing communications with us, well, we restore. eh, connection. uh, emergency ambulance . they are all ah. now they are already provided with sim-cards of a russian operator, in principle, in the city of e there is none. you know such difficult situations we try. now as quickly as possible to provide everyone with new sim-cards. communication is wor

world champion, beating the canadians in the final with a score of 4:3 in overts in this year for athens turned out to be successful three months earlier. they won the olympics and the finns were considered the main contenders for the gold of the home tournament. and these hopes were justified, just as they were opposed in the finals a year ago. canadians, bronze medals went to czech national team and again in football and ten-time champion of france, saint-etienne, for the first time in 18 years, flew to the french league two, losing on penalties in the play-offs to acer. for the second time this weekend, france failed to organize a football match following the champions league final. they did not escape the scandal in saint-etienne, after the end of this meeting, saint-etienne fans ran onto the field and began to bombard the players and coaches in their team of firemen. the pilot of the formula 1 team hass mig schumacher was in a serious accident at the monaco grand prix, the german crashed into the barriers. after that, it hurts, it broke in two, fortunately, everything is in order on

these are just some of the cats of athens.i'm meeting sam beaker, a volunteer at athens—based cat charity nine lives. we are a team, nine lives, and we feed every day here in acropolis and in many other places around the centre of athens. wow. i mean, that's a big job. there are many, many cats in athens. yes. we feed around over 500 cats around the centre. the team at nine lives definitely have their work cut out. so i've decided to help sam beaker with the dinner—time shift and get some grub out to these furry athenians. they are always together. these two? yes. best friends. how did the pandemic affect the work that you were doing, and also the welfare of the cats? well, sadly, because the town well, suddenly, because the town was empty, you could see... ..so many, many cats, revealed a lot of cats we didn't know that there were around and we had to feed more because probably some of them were eating around tavernas who were not any more open. hello, diego. this is diego. you recognised because of the eye? yeah, he lost his

flipped the sea, so maybe that was the first flip i've covered was way back in 2002 and ryan camp wanna athens bay state senate seat, and since then i've covered the rise of sunny purdue as the first republican governor since reconstruction and documented nathan deals two terms as governor of georgia, and then really got into the the transformation of georgia starting with john assoffs run in 2017 when he proved that that the suburbs of atlanta were very competitive and almost slipped us house seat just north of atlanta where i live actually and covered the 2018 gubernatorial race between brian kemp and stacey abrams relentlessly, and of course 2020 which was the the most epic election cycle that i've ever covered for sure my two decades of covering georgia politics culminating in the senate runoff sweeps of john ossoff and rafael warnock beating the republican incumbents. what you've got quite a few more elections to go including when this year so that 2020 election could be trumped, you know to use a popular overuse term right now, and so i wanted to get back to your history of political jou

athens can go for it? finns are aware that their decision to join nato, uh, as a result of this decision, russia will certainly be forced. uh, respond to the challenges and threats that will be created by the upcoming entry. e countries in nato e as regards, e specific measures. eh, reciprocal of ours, as we have already stated. uh, they will uh depend on the uh nature of the real threats that will be created for our security by this finnish decision and uh the nature of the threats in the first place uh in part, concerning the possible approach of nato military infrastructure. e to our borders. uh, as long as any conditions. they are not formulated in nato in finland, but in the course of public discussion an opinion is actively expressed here, or as an example of nato membership, uh , norway is called, which, uh, its membership in nato at one time caused the non-deployment of military bases and permanent contingents on their territory in peacetime and so on, and moreover, uh, announcing here on saturday

the boom at the port of piraeus near athens is helping.ed greece to sell this and other public assets. when you get this close, you can see just how huge these container ships are. and day in, day out, they're bringing tonnes of goods which will then be dispatched to all corners of europe. and this is a crucial gateway to the continent for china. but the expansion of this port is controversial. this lawyer has lived in piraeus all her life. she's suing the port over alleged environmental harm. everyone is against this because it will not benefit piraeus. it will benefit other people that do not live here. you think this place could be destroyed effectively? completely. workers at the port have been on strike over safety concerns. watch the containers on the right. a narrow escape. but last year, a worker did die in a crane accident. the chinese owners didn't respond to our questions about the various concerns at the port. minister. how good to see you. greece's foreign minister says although a european buyer would've been preferable, the p

yes, the swedes have the values ​​​​of neutrality and indeed the mother of athens, no one broke.st russian countries and let's rewind for 70 years. so let's remember what finland was for most of its independent history. and that more or less neutral this country. made a double capture of the city of vyborg and an exit to the suburb of helsing so, and only then this country absorbed some values, m-m neutrality, and in this sense, of course, all the last 30 years, and finland's finnish elite was sure going to throw off this is yermo, neutrality. well, they dropped it, but in fact, if we figure it out and look at all this in a historical perspective. here sweden is not integrated into nato structures; it is a relatively independent country militarily. although, of course, she is talking about western and finland has been structurally integrated for a long time. it has long been switching over to nato weapons standards. it has long been coordinating its military activities with the us and us allies in nato, so there are still two very different cases here. and the conclusions, sadly,

yes , the values ​​of neutrality about the swedes are there and really break athens.st russian countries and let's rewind for 70 years. so let's remember what finland was for most of its independent history. and that more or less neutral this country. made a double capture of the city of vyborg and exit to the suburbs , helsinki the last 30 years, and finland and the finnish elite are sure to have been moving towards throwing off this yermo, neutrality. well, they dropped it, but in fact, if we figure it out and look at all this in a historical perspective. here sweden is not an integrated structure. it is militarily relatively independent country. although, of course, it is about western and finland has long been structurally integrated. it has long been switching over to nato weapons standards. it has long coordinated its military activities with the us and us allies in nato, therefore, there are still two very different cases here. and the conclusions, sadly, should be different , after all, sweden is a victim. yes, and finland is the jackal as soon as it weakens,

the boom at the port of piraeus, near athens, is helping.y. cosco has been building up its stake after international lenders forced greece to sell this and other public assets. when you get this close, you can see just how huge these container ships are. and day in, day out, they're bringing tons of goods, which will then be dispatched to all corners of europe. and this is a crucial gateway to the continent for china but the expansion of this port is controversial. this lawyer has lived in piraeus all her life. she's suing the port over alleged environmental harm. everyone is against this because it will not benefit piraeus. it will benefit other people that do not live here. you think this place could be destroyed effectively? completely. workers at the port have been on strike over safety concerns. watch the containers on the right. a narrow escape. but last year, a worker did die in a crane accident. the chinese owners didn't respond to our questions about the various concerns at the port. minister. how good to see you. greece's foreign m

eleanor roper is our reporter. 2004 he was the only boxing for team gb at the athens games and he gotilver medal and went on to unify the light welterweight division. he fought all around the world from bolton to las vegas to everywhere and most recently he lost against kell brook in manchester, an old rival of his and after taking time off the back of that defeat he has decided to call it a day. what is it said in a statement on social media? he said the time has now come to hang up his gloves and he says that he wants to give a heartfelt thanks to his fans and his friends and all his many supporters. he says boxing has been a platform for him to help and inspire others and that is definitely the case. he visited before he fought kell brook the amir khan academy in bolton stop. it is a name that has done so much for the sport. liverpool have a weekend off from the intensity of a tight premier league title race as they attempt to win the second of what could still be four trophies this season. it's the fa cup final tomorrow against chelsea at wembley, where alan shearer will be part o

they are nato yes, to athens, why athens they are afraid of russia , they are afraid that evil russiaon, it seems to me that with such a number of mosquitoes that are in finland, they are generally afraid. and it’s funny, that is, in fact, in nato they are not mosquitoes in nato, they will still understand, artyom is therefore not the sweet life of the ufins, but iskander in karelia will only decorate the landscape. well, firstly, i must say that there is nothing new in all the doctrinal documents in nato, and they and sweden in finland have long written that in the event of any serious threat to sweden, nato joins the nato bloc, this is already yes, sweden finland yes. and it's all written there, so nothing new for us. no. they just think so, but of course, for me it's kind of a suicide thing, because i always remember one simple thing in this case, as soon as you're in nato you are in the entrance at gunpoint. and why in finland it turns out to be in the nuclear scope along with sweden for me, to be honest, this is incomprehensible, surprisingly for me it is incomprehensible, but fo

immortal regiment in greece was one of the largest among the countries of western europe only in athens numbered up to 5,000 participants, but this year the circumstances are such that compatriots preferred a different format, but in general, i would said that e local authority office police security ensured the favorable conduct of all activities and no excesses were noted. andrey mikhailovich once again, with the past great victory day, andrey maslov , ambassador of the russian federation to greece, was in direct contact with us and spoke about the events that were, uh, timed to coincide with may 9 and took place directly on victory day well, well, let's uh . now, uh, let's move on to another topic, which was also uh, dated for the ninth of may, but with a different intonation. i guess i even passed uh. yes, sorry for some technical difficulties. here they arise all the same during the broadcast. and hmm i mean, of course, what happened on the island of the snake. uh, i remind you that just before may 9th. this island was uh, there was an attempt to take it by storm from the outside.

and athens aorshu, we'll tell you, i'm at the new economical tricks of french, agrarian business. revion business maximastey, 16 ukraine according to the specific shawl forum of business contacts in brest that zatekavila is involved in businessmen will tell about the plot. modernization volumes of creativity have increased amal twice, that the neman plant is ukraine's leader in the export of its products. where am i going to compete with european and palaces, report by yuri kornalovich. clearly, motorcycle helmets and grandfather gear, and so fat in the economy of the regime, yes, and minsk to dry for motorcyclists. actual food hardshavaya bespeka krajina volmova, by the way, the light on economical turbulence, and the tire creators of the decoration product are adapting. i’ll be ready for new rarias, because the weekend is logistical conscience jokes, danish sales markets are tasked with exporting eating for $ 7 billion and saturating the morning market with profit , then the vitebsk region is agrarian business is ready to teach on the stomach sherah positions, what kind of kitch

so says is the greek scholar who discussed the origins of the peloponnesian war between sparta and athens. he said, in a spot that started to feel athens as a threat the moment and started to grow and commercially. and often wars begin for these reasons, except for the fact that in this case that china is not really, although it's boosting it's military spending and capabilities in designing its own weapons, no longer just buying them. i think it's main goals are still commercial and diplomatic. now briefly, because we don't really know how to unravel these sorts of statements. china's foreign ministry has said, washington support for taiwan will come back to hurt the us. what does that exactly mean? how has the u. s. stance changed and affected its relations with china? well, the text change is quite, quite quite noteworthy. we have one. busy it clearly states that china, that us will not interfere in china's understanding of what taiwan means to it, which is an integral part to try to tie one is a democracy immediately linking it to itself as a, as a fellow democracy. so making it a cle

john serrato has asthma from athens drum. the great point of view. this isn't a tit for tat. they are saying that the radian seizure goes against fundamental rules of international law and seaborne trade. the greek side has alerted the european external actions, service and plans to get the european union fully involved in this and says that the incident is going to have a very adverse effect on e. you iranian relations, which obviously should be of interest and concern to run because the use heavily involved and talks that are trying to re cement the joint comprehensive plan of action of the iranian nuclear deal. that would lift those sanctions on radian oil effectively. so the european union often assigns to the greeks charges the greeks with sanctions enforcement operations on the high seas, often in the middle of the mediterranean. and that means that i think we'll be hearing from the groups in due course, a full justification that is legally bound about what they did with respect to that cargo. iranian crude oil, ah, america's biggest gun lobby is going ahead with a majo

okay, john as well, for this or in athens. thank you for that. update again to stay with them and get an fisher in washington d. c. allen, where the american saying about this. well, not a great deal at the moment. we have heard from the head of the 1st fleet, which of course covers very with this has happened. he said, the situation is under investigation. it can be absolutely sure though, that the senior parts of the u. s. government has been informed of what is happening in there trying to fight find at the moment, including antony blink and the secretary of state who is here at the department of state. in fact, in little over 10 minutes time or so, he's due to have a news conference with the finish foreign minister and undoubtedly will be asked about the situation there. as john was explaining that seizure happened in international waters. so that will be of great concern to the united states. and of course it's just a few days ago that the greeks seized and a rainy and tanker after being asked to do so by the united states. believing that it

they are nato yes, athens is why they are afraid of russia , they are afraid of athens, that evil russiahabidit and so on, it seems. it seems that with such a number of mosquitoes that are in finland, they are generally afraid of russia is ridiculous, that is, in fact, in nato they are not mosquitoes in nato. you will understand anyway, artyom therefore, not the sweet life of the ufins, but iskander in karelia will decorate the landscape only with themselves. well, firstly, i must say that there is nothing new in this in all doctrinal documents in nato, and they and sweden in finland have long written that in the event of any serious threat to sweden, nato joins the nato bloc, this is already finland yes? and it's all written there, so nothing for us, but no, it is believed that now she has appeared. they just think so in this case, remember one simple thing, once you're in nato you're in the drive up sight. and why in finland it turns out to be in the nuclear scope along with sweden for me, to be honest, this is incomprehensible surprising for me is incomprehensible, but for you it is u

because they're what we athene now is an unprecedented level of coordination and dialogue between the 2 partners, mainly young ukraine, economic sanctions against the grain. but at the same time, in the g 7 context as will depend on the e l. d d part of g 7 process on their own. so in the context of g 7, now we have seen a huge number of 4 minutes of meetings. and some meetings is that sort of level of coordination and cooperation between japan, andi post bilaterally and will say in the context of the 7 has increased quite a lot. not permanent acacia. i talked of there you quinn was shaking the foundation of the international order, not only in europe, but also in asia. what does it mean by that is to what time it is, the kid has been emphasizing is the fact that the european security and the security in, in the pacific, ah, indivisible 30 did a huge linkage between the 2. and with the t cody, the, we, we, we need to prevent the deep did the change of status go by force, from taking place again in asia. so that is why did we, we should not say we should not allow the war in ukraine as

the super moon rolls over the temple of poseidon, about 70 kilometers south of athens. a super moon is a full moon at the closest points of the orbit that makes them look larger and brighter. and that's your news update. doc film is up next, and of course you can catch more news when i, when i did of the dot com, told me not to go with not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day and in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. this is the weekdays on d w.

the super moon rose over the temple of poseidon, about 70 kilometers south of athens. now a super moon is a full moon. at the closest points of the earth, it's orbit that makes them look larger and brighter. you know, our south america has been treated to a total eclipse of the moon. this was the sight seen from chile. a total eclipse occurs when the earth passes directly between the moon and the sun and cast a shadow across the lunar surface. well, that's your news update. doc film is up next as more news and i website w dot com and told me will article for myself on the team. thanks for watching every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do with all our ways? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation.

what different people they were roosevelt churchill stalin as a venue for a new meeting or rome or athensgo to the territory of the ussr together they would not want it clear that this the meeting will become plowed will initiate the post-war order, so the place is symbolic. however, he gave an irrefutable argument, after which yalta became inevitable without us, uncle joe can eat all the cake alone. churchill said to roosevelt that at the end of 44 it should be a disgusting place, but as soon as he arrived in the crimea he changed his mind in february. it is still cold on the south coast, but quite comfortable and beautifully imperial made it possible to draw parallels to the new masters of the world. they divide it on the banks of the pontic waves, there is something in it the greatness of the former empire or from the books on which the participants grew up yalta conference, but they also understood the world, it will never be the same again and its fate is in their hands. what did stalin churchill roosevelt agree on, how were these agreements observed over the past half century, and i

the super moon rose over the temple of poseidon, about 70 kilometers south of athens. super moon is a full moon at the closest points of yes and it's all, but that makes them look larger and brighter. last year, news update. well, stories the week and reports is up next and you can get more news and analysis on d w dot com. i'm told me a logical one of main kinds, oldest ambition could be within reach ah, what is it really is possible to reverse aging researchers and scientists all over the world or in a race against time? the da.

ninety-second to the ninety-eighth year, and i have never seen a poster for demis roussos to perform in athensed in wines and did not hear. so the greeks didn't like him very much because he didn't actually sing in greek for the women of the soviet union, uh, they adored him. well, what are you friends in the seventies today? this is for those who have just come from the bath and turned on the tv. singer igor ivanov continues our evening , we dance with you. big waves and bright, who we are comes with this dance today with you, we open the evening. well, what do you do you have to dance i don't understand, i don't understand you, i don't understand when you. i can easily pick you up, i didn't know you? what? i don't get it, we've become heaven. well , i don't understand you. yes and it turns out wrong there, igor. i want to introduce you to your main fan, elena antipova, the star of the tv series kadetstvo, who came today. just for you, there is some story that is connected with igor

under the russian flag was stopped on the greek island of kariesas in april and the decision court in athens last week allowed the seizure of the cargo, but not in this case, the arrest was made at the request of the americans, because the cargo allegedly arrived from a sanctioned country and was transported on a sanctioned vessel, a greek official said. it 's okay, you can still somehow understand, but here's the next one. it is impossible to understand and explain the oil is loaded onto another tanker that will go to the usa if this is not robbery, and not piracy, then this is europe, which is suffering from an oil crisis, in the territory where the ship was arrested oil to america this is all the americans need to know . well , not yet there is news that will tell something else additional. hello live news studios by ekaterina berezovskaya and we start with the latest news from the ministry of defense about a special operation to protect donbass, our military destroyed the production workshops of the motorsich plant in zaporozhye , objects that are very significant for the air force of uk

geran's mirror response to the seizure of a tanker with iranian oil off the greek coast in april athens distributed to confiscate the cargo in favor of the united states. blocked in one of the classes. he stayed there for about an hour and shot everyone. who was in the room, and the parents begged the police to intervene, but they chose not to risk and wait for the special forces the on-site commander thought the suspect had re- coded. he decided that there was time to find the keys and wait for the special forces to get the necessary equipment, looking back. i can say it was the wrong decision, there is no excuse. in adygea , 160 school infrastructure facilities are being built and reconstructed. medical centers of the road for three years have allocated 55 billion rubles for these purposes. this was announced by the ban of the government of russia dmitry chernyshenko. this year marks the 100th anniversary of the republic, the gray-haired republic is not only put in order, but also raised many indicators to a very high level. e, according to some indicators, the republic shows results

one such the ship provides the athens paper mill for a whole year.n finland, it became the third country after poland and bulgaria to refuse russian gas, meanwhile, it was reported that germany italy, ready to pay according to the new russian rules, according to western media , the authorities of these two countries allegedly told their companies that they could open accounts in rubles and buy fuel and it will not be considered a violation of sanctions. air communication with geneva was disrupted for several hours due to a major fire near the airport, dozens of flights had to be postponed or redirected to other cities. the fire broke out in a center for refugees who are building near the airport during a flare-up on the roof, insulation work was carried out due to burning materials , black smoke enveloped the sky over the take-off on the runway, reducing visibility for pilots to a minimum, fighting the fire is complicated by gas cylinders, which may explode at least one casualty is known. today, four-year-old misha from moscow really needs our with y

a new round of aggravation between athens and tehran, which the press has already dubbed a tanker waras iranian media report from the south coast of the islamic republic detained another ship with oil smuggling. an investigation is underway last week. iran has detained two greek tankers in the persian gulf , allegedly in response to athens confiscating iranian oil that was being transported from the tanker lana under russian entry, and the ship was detained by the greek authorities on charges of violating anti-russian sanctions, as stated in the iranian foreign ministry tehran tried to resolve problem through diplomatic channels, however , the greek authorities rejected the iranian proposal due to decree from the united states now new shots from the new ogaryov alexei sambovich hello please, five years since he was made responsible for the development of the republic of buryatia, the inhabitants of the republic supported you and gave me confidence in the elections over the years in the republic a lot has been done the most significant results, of course, related with the execution of