will receive the island of gotlant, which is also strategically located in the center of the baltic seaerally in aviation will receive 300 km from the russian border. why sweden doesn't need it. did you find out why turkey doesn't need it for the sole participant? nato, which the alliance could not destroy and destroy from the inside what berlin lost, ankara profitably got, the black sea region, in principle, is extremely important for the turkish economy. after all, the most important channel for the supply of energy resources passes through it . commercial social and cultural ties. so why does erdogan need all this geopolitical turbulence and nato expansion, therefore , it is unlikely that at the next meeting of the alliance in vilnius or at the training grounds as part of the exercises, it will be possible to revive the dying brain. nato is a multipolar world. it is only awakening and this process obviously can no longer be stopped by even more analytical materials in our telegram channels. expansion in europe and the guarantor of instability as nato expands eastward against promises

isde, he is the country on the baltic sea host. it's a traditional song, and tom's festival. there are people who simply can't live without this festival. the smallest one. yes. think i'm crazy about music. it's this is james being it's in my blood. i at the post the progress on the nose from russia out of minds. it's lovely in 2 cultures in one country, politically. a difficult relationship bus are relevant to the festival. here they are. 0, one people, the, the full, the grams, and all the concepts, the participants must practice 5 years know twice a week. they rehearse traditional songs with roots and full clue, but also and professional music for russian singer, alina eagle, show you that these amenities open the door to not be out. in 1998, she took part in the festival for the 1st time. although she was still living in moscow, but the leaders and sisters came from nothing. yeah. we have some, all of these cases. it's good that i'm actually locked in on yahoo instead of a super for my mother, it was i'm, i'm more into that. i keep that part of my again, she moved with us

be peaceful to guarantee peace for our baltic sea countries, that is the idea. to keep in mind that demilitarization is based in paris, the peace agreement, after the second world war. there are a lot of countries involved. so, that will be an issue to open paris peace negotiations. but, the consulate, what we have to keep in mind, there is one consulate and his wife, nothing else in that consulate. at the moment the question of consulates, it's very updated because russia has announced -- >> that they are shutting down your consulates? >> they are demanding us to put down our st. petersburg consulate. they have -- which is serving the small consulate, in turkey they have a bigger consulate. that would be similar than st. petersburg. we have not made a decision yet. it's a new event. >> closing the islands consulate, will that on the table? >> we will see, at least that's clearly at the table. haidi: that was the finish president. kathleen: u.s. crude holding most of its gains as asian trading gets underway after breaking above its 100 day moving average. bloomb

wants to because he understands the russian ships. will be able to influence the north sea or the baltic sea already a sea there and fans are a partner of turkey, those who are quoting or paraphrasing you, if you look at the last interview of valery zaluzhny, which is now being quoted by all the snakes that he gave your anton posts about what is coming out, such zaluzhny is good very partners for ukraine because he once again declares that no one will give crimea to anyone, whether our partners like it or not, that we will fight for it is not a fact that this interview was taken now, i think it is possible i think it was taken yet to myself yes, but for certain reasons, crimea came out after him. he even said very clearly that we are talking about the fact that partners can be afraid . he also said that despite the fears of the allies, crimea will return to me . i don’t care. nobody stopped me. the west and translate them let's say so in feelings because until now, well, the west is looking at russia, let's agree with them, they don't talk about this , but they also think about ukraine - the

the baltic sea - nato? it is very significant in two ways. the baltic sea is l two ways.is becoming a nato lake, it bottles up the baltic sea fleet in saint petersburg and kaliningrad that the russians have, it is very difficult for russians to now think about using the baltic as part of a military domain that it can control, let alone dominate. and in the arctic, way up north, there are eight arctic nations, seven of those will, with sweden joining, nations, seven of those will, with swedenjoining, be nato members and only russia being the non— nato member. so that is important, and finally of course, with finland having joined nato, more than half, it has doubled the border region between nato and russia that existed before the war. that is significant, because remember, this war was started by vladimir putin. ostensibly because he thought nato was coming too close to its borders. as a result of his actions, the brutality of the russian forces, finland is now closer, it is in nato and nato has come closer to russia than ever before. i has come closer to russia than ever

possibility of canceling sweden's membership and possible crises ahead in the persian gulf and the baltic sea and the caspian sea of ​​the republic islami was also present in this meeting in bandar abbas in the form of possibilities and presence in the caspian sea , they have a sea border with the caspian sea and in fact here the national interests of the country are in line with supporting the defense of their legitimate rights and territorial sovereignty and this importance is that the second it has been present for consecutive years, and what other prominent countries were present, well, african countries were also present in the meeting in the fleet in st. petersburg with the president of russia, after this meeting, and twenty one other countries of the world were also present international, last night, a drone attack on a center we had a business in the moscow district of moscow that left one person injured. we have more details of this attack that we are sorry. in fact, at four in the morning today local time, two ukrainian drones were hit in the moscow sky by electronic warfare of the

in the east of the mediterranean sea, the baltic sea, the black sea, the south and the north pole , it than 3 times the global average.

and because the baltic sea will be now the internal lake of nato, because the sea side has been a cat for our security anyways. and i used to be as well, the minister of defense. so we worked hard for that. of course, the swedish corporation, i mean it to level has been good, but it is a different thing. if you all the member of family, i'm do you following that rule one for one on for one. so i do hope that the disagreement, what has what, what was made yesterday evening k 8 will be a full fully finalized betsy agreement that was made yesterday. and there are other issues that are floating around and i'll certainly buy some being connected to the us, providing the essex things to, to kia. and also to key is long stalled process to join the you should talk here be in the you. and if so, when it's tony, it has followed the a so based on the principles that open to our policy, nato and the new as well. so we have supported this negotiation process between you and turkey as well. and i'm a known suggested as well. but we have to in stand as well as nathan york. they have different organi

have been recorded and the warming of the water temperature in the eastern mediterranean sea, the baltic seaack sea, the south and the arctic is more than 3 times the global average , with an ocean foot that because the bathroom is hot, it threatens animal species. at the same time, scientists are concerned about the consequences of these irreversible changes. another group, and of course, the politicians who are not convinced, and it consults. took the ground needed for this work the leaders of the industrialized countries of the group of 20, who are responsible for 80% of the global emission of greenhouse gases , should reduce the emission of greenhouse gases. we saw a report about climate change and the record of the hottest month on the planet . also, mr. mehdi piri is an expert on international law issues, he said, and i will start with mr. rahnama, what is the guidance of usman tussel and what happened that this month was the hottest month in the history of the planet, and at the service of you , dear viewers, see the scientists of geology courses or the periods that are known as the y

here is the baltic sea. this is a closed puddle.aware that the fleet is very small and there is no air cover, but firstly, there is air cover, but if we let the ships in, what they did will sink our ships. yes, we met. it's good. immediately a nuclear strike on their capital, which is why a nuclear strike on their capital, russia does not go over the offensive, and you threaten him with a nuclear strike, but because russia always acts asymmetrically bismarck said that's when it will be too late to argue, russia well, i don't know how he said about another russia that ultimately lost the russian japanese war and the first world war, then the bolsheviks well, de facto, but bismarck lost , he spoke about the soul. wrong. but the fact that and if russia is worthy of that, then it must be proved now. sorry, russia is better something. that russia has lost itself. i said better, if russia is the same as russia when they said without the permission of the russian emperor, there is not a single russia today, but it was, but it was the searc

they were preparing to defend their country and an attack from the baltic sea.h time do we have to set up defenses along there near svatovo? we know that breakthroughs are being prepared there again. yum is not raisin but lyman under a big question in the forest there, god said what is being done they baked with such a number of their equipment, they are preparing a breakthrough, and so on. this was one impression about this speed, uh, that wanted to humiliate ukrainians, so let’s remind you in general that the beatles song becking usa is written there, by the way, that some of the most charming, epic girls are ukrainian women, that’s why, mr. mykola. thank you, it’s better to learn art. it looks european and i think that if there were no muscovites nearby, we would have done it very quickly our country was turned into sweden, and maybe even better, no doubt, but we obviously needed this lesson in order to love our country and to feel its value and how important it is, well, sometimes such lessons cannot be done without. it's a pity that at such a price, people,

city of clyde, paid to another part of the $413.00 infantry battalion is a wrong thing via the baltic sea. yesterday evening. the vehicles left keel, the noise in gemini by ferry a day later at 6 pm. they reach this, you a new this large scale relocation of vehicles as part of the nato griffin, lightning exercise. in the event of a crisis, the gym and millet tray, the bone despair would send troops to the boat, take region along the same mates, by boats across the baltic sea and by roads across the highlands pumped tight me on 3 decks, wheels and tract a. if these trucks on that vehicle, loans, breeches, emergency and off road vehicle, those old wait to disembark with little room to maneuver, they need to be driven or towed off the ferry as quickly and smoothly as possible. the specialist their own hands to guide the process to nato's multinational forces, coordinating the various weapon and transport systems is the logistical challenge for us and logistics. this is business as usual, come for the combat units about pre k. don't do this every day. so this is an important exercise for them

the bone despair would send troops to the bolts region along the same rates by boat across the baltic sea. and by roads across the pumps tightly on 3 decks, wheels and tract, a fees, trucks and vehicle loans, breeches, emergency, and off road vehicle. those old wait to disembark with little room to maneuver, they need to be driven or towed off the ferry as quickly and smoothly as possible. the specialist their own hands to guide the process to nato's multinational forces. coordinating the various weapon and transport systems is the logistical challenge for us and logistics. this is business as usual for the combat units about pre k. don't do this every day. so this is an important exercise for them when you're traveling across various places. i think it's the 20th with various votes of transport on the come. volley begins. it's jenny, a long list. you amy, is rhodes, under the cover of darkness. the scheduled arrival time at the training ground and root clock is in the morning a few hours after that they'll reach the tank firing range in popular day. if may twos, northeast and sign quit t

any effort to cover up the traces of sabotage in the baltic sea is doomed to failure, we reserve theht to conduct our investigation in this context. we also drew attention to the statement in the letter of the german authorities to denmark and sweden that access to the crime scene is allegedly open, based on the fact that in this case our investigating authorities and experts can independently examine it at any time within the framework of the initiated prosecutor general's office of the russian federation of criminal cases under the article on an act of international terrorism. fsb detained in komsomolsk-on-amur, accomplices of terrorists. central asians transferred money to militants in syria during during the search, smartphones with correspondence with extremist materials were confiscated from them ; a criminal case was initiated under the article of promoting terrorism with a maximum penalty of up to 20 years in prison. more than 20,000 cossacks take part in a special military operation as volunteers and for the first time one of them was awarded the title of hero of russia . th

because colleen grad uh is only reachable by the baltic sea school to make the russians very scared. it's going to make them feel very insecure. it's going to make them feel vulnerable. and the question you want to ask yourself, is this good? my, for many years studying great power politics, tell me that you don't want to put a great power in a situation where it is really scared. because you never want to underestimate the extent to which a great power this really scared will pursue risky strategies. and the russians may very well pursue a highly risky strategy. one is highly undesirable to the west, some down the road because they're scared. so i'd be very careful about scaring the russians. and i would note here, steve, the reason the russians invaded ukraine, in my opinion, is that they were scared stiff at the thought of ukraine becoming a western bulwark on russia's borders. so we played this game once before. and what we're doing here in a very important way is trying to up the, let's not only talk about bringing ukraine into nato. what spring sweden and finland, antenatal. le

now a with the entry of sweden, this process will be completed , the baltic sea has become an inland orm odessa. russia is preparing for a counteroffensive, the liberation of odessa. and in the studios , the low-level madmen are seriously discussing how long they will hold out against russia italy and germany says italy why there are western experts from the owner of the prohibition potential already now it will be able to fight for only 72 hours britain at 22:00 the german army will not be able to protect even its capital years the boys were not ashamed and discussed that it is better not rome or london than berlin, how long will it last your army is in the zrebyanka village of the zaporizhzhia region, or you can’t be a zrebyanka, but rome will succeed in one or two times, it turns out that way, and what is interesting for such pathetic propaganda in the kremlin, they are trying to attract supposedly independent experts, listen to the drumbeat, the authority is not a western source, and here it is not at all clear whether to laugh or cry, if there was a report last week, the lariat o

the both states presence in the baltic sea off to sweden succession. and actually, this will also discuss the ukraine war and keeps membership and to be alliance. president what it means, lensky says. his country will be ready to join nato off to the war, and it is rarely forces has arrested 6 palestinians, and overnight reigns in the occupied westbank. these rarely ami a storm to the asco refugee camp in nablus, and also rated villages. and janine until khartum will not speak to laura con, she joins us from ramallah in the occupied west bank, where there's obviously been an ongoing crack down. tell us about these spacious dress. absolutely. there is an ongoing crack town, but i just wanted to give you some information that we just confirmed and that's the policy and authority president. my boss will be going through jeanine refuge account tomorrow. his folks pass and has just said that is not the opera. dana and i quote, he would be that to monitor the sit, fits in the situation and the rebuilding of the comp. and that comes just so for a week off to

links to so we didn't even spend fuel from nuclear power stations. weapons dumped on the bed of the baltic sea nearly 80 years ago. are now reaching a critical stage of decayed leeching, toxic chemicals into the water. their researchers are raising the alarm about the ticking environmental time, bottom line off of the coast of germany. at the end of the 2nd world war, the victorious allies forced defeated germany to this arm that the quickest and surest way to get rid of german munitions, especially chemical weapons, was just simply sink some, sometimes along with old vessels packed full of them in the baltic and north seas. huge numbers of old arms rest beneath the waves there to this day. in german waters, we have 1600000 tones of one nation. and this is all kind of one nation. these are ground mines. see mines operating shells, bones, small weapons from, from guns and rifles and such kind of things. some particularly deep areas were designated as dumps for chemical weapons and we mostly know where they are. but we also know the crews trying to get rid of conventional arms faster, often simp

on the banks of the on the shore of of the baltic sea. so so this also my interest. so i'm researching phosphorus and what they were using it for and it was discovered by this alchemists in hamburg, germany. in 1669. and by the by a couple of centuries go along and you know, they're looking for applications for this material. and one of them turned out to be bombs and anybody from the vietnam era might know it as willy pete white phosphorus. it's dastardly. it's used. it's only supposed to be used to throw out because it kicks out a lot of smoke or to illuminate the night sky. but it also terrorizes people. and that's too often. i mean, it's still being used in that fashion by biyombo i mean not in purposefully but even the u.s. in afghanistan is there's been people who suffered from being bombed and burned by phosphorus. it looks like, you know, when you're watching fireworks and you just see these glowing things dripping down from the sky, that's when you see any kind of battle and you see that those are globs of phosphorus and we're about this guy on the banks of

he said that when there was the warsaw pact , the baltic sea was a sea of ​​peace and friendship. ic has become a whirlpool for nato and said these words to such well-known television companies when worms and others were talking. i was surprised only by the compilation of a list and description of all the items inherited from jürgen. bruma will take months. or maybe a year during this time , the russian institution promises to develop a concept for their exhibiting. after all, this is a collection in itself. a whole museum of miniatures, and it should be exhibited almost entirely. this was promised to jurgen in kaliningrad by a brumeau, but during his lifetime and in the museum of the world ocean they want to keep their word, and in the summer dmitry sitnikov gave ntv kaliningrad . under this name, he absorbed all the best interesting concert performance lectures and fairs after dark. the site turns into a huge open-air cinema, where you can watch cartoons all night long . the atmosphere of the festival's emotions is in alexander karevich's report. it should be natural that this is

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at airspace over the baltic sea at a time in the russians have increasingly been impinging on nationaln an importantjoint effort and it goes to show how in the partnerships, sweden has already developed this terrific military interoperability with nato which will bring to the alliance. ~ , , nato which will bring to the alliance. ~' , , ., ., alliance. turkey is another nato member, _ alliance. turkey is another nato member, it's - alliance. turkey is another| nato member, it's blocked sweden's accession to nato, accusing sweden of harbouring what it calls kurdish extremists, curtis terrorists. what do nato members need to do to convince turkey to clear the way for sweden's membership is to mark the turks are extraordinary negotiators and the president is no exception, is pressing for maximum leverage at this moment. to be honest with _ leverage at this moment. to be honest with you, _ leverage at this moment. to be honest with you, sweden - leverage at this moment. to be honest with you, sweden has i honest with you, sweden has already done quite a lot to answer turkey's demands inclu

they arrived here and your mother on the baltic sea by opponent. the women's husbands drove their families to the border on the other side of the men, the women and children got into my car, you know, but the man couldn't cross. then they stayed here and your model would always 5th and z, like according to the latest hold, by a lot for young research institutes. move in 80 percent of the population supports ukraine's fight for freedom against russia. but as much as lot readings condemned hooton's war, it hardly seems to have affected the frenzy relationship with the russian. people feel that i cannot divining that obviously the people there are not to blame for the war problem and creevy. so there are not rushes problem. i it's the leadership out, the new hancock from the civilians can't influence much at the moment. it's a 1000 to some small fixed itself. this in total not though. yeah. they like the courage to stand up and say something like, and maybe it's lucille. this is the stuff for us, lot fans, it also took years to get this far for that a

they arrived here and your mother on the baltic sea via poland, and the rest, which is close to rica and where the farmer's family lives. we drove to the board house. the women's husbands drove their families to the border on the other side of the men, the women and children got into my car, but the man couldn't cross. then they stayed here in your model, but also with a z. like, according to the latest poll by a lot for you and research institutes, move in 80 percent of the population supports ukraine's fight for freedom against russia. but as much as not to be in this condemned hooton's war. it hardly seems to have affected the frenzy relationship with the russian. people feel that i cannot divining it, obviously the people there are not to blame for the war problem and creevy. so there are not russians problem. i, it's the leadership out the new we have got from the civilians can't influence much at the moment. that's what the system fixed itself. this in total not though you say like the courage to stand up and say something like and limits. maybe it's the loose of this, but for

now it's the baltic seas, sue and, of course, i hope sweden will be in coming weeks full member of nato. and we have to do whatever it takes actually. there is real term possibility black sea will be as well nato if ukraine is free and liberated and including crimea. one day georgia also will reach the level of readiness to become a full member of nato. 86% of ukrainians today ask nato membership, ready for that. and i guess the same level, perhaps a little less also in georgia but again our strategy is to protect our way of life. what else is left just to formulate strategy and work. >> it's unfortunate that you all came to us at the start of your visit because after meeting with the biden team it's always nice to you a little bit of a readout, tell secrets about what's going on in u.s. government. but it's been a real pleasure to have you here. godspeed in your meetings, and we will be watching very closely what takes place over the next month in the negotiations and, of course, at the summit, , just as when washing they ukrainians light their way through russian lines in their counte

they arrived here and your mother on the baltic sea via poland and fell arrest, which is close to rica and where the farmers family lives. we drove to the board house. the women's husbands drove their families to the border on the other side of the men and women and children and got into my car. but the man couldn't cross. then they stayed here in your model. i would always get the z like according to the latest hold, by a lot the and research institute move in 80 percent of the population supports ukraine's fight for freedom against russia. but as much as lots readings condemned hooton's war, it hardly seems to have affected the frenzy relationship with the russian. people feel, i cannot divining without you see the people, they are not to blame for the wor, no problem and clearly. so there are not rushes problem, it's the leadership out, the move being caught from the civilians can't influence much at the moment if it goes to some small fixed itself. this in total not though. yeah. they lacked the courage to stand up and say somebody may be the solution. this is the site for us. lot

this steel mill is located right by the baltic sea in northern sweden. is the world's 1st successful pilot project for steel production using climate neutral hydrogen. the intermediate material for steel production is stored in this home in the form of small pellets obtain from the raul product iron or a rotary cone is then used to refine the iron or rock the. the next step is to increase the iron contents of the pellets. this involves and being heated with hydrogen and then melted down. so what we're doing here is if testing of technology have anything to replace the blast furnace and the blast furnace uses cold. instead of what we do here with hydrogen to refine the lord into iron. we weren't allowed to fill in the process as it's an industry secret, but here's how it works. the 1st off is producing green hydrogen electricity from renewable sources like wind or solar power, is used to split water view, electrolysis the and products oxygen in climate neutral hydrogen or h to this has been fed into the hybrid blast furnace and used to further increase th

this steel mill is located right by the baltic sea in northern sweden. is the world's 1st successful pilot project for steal production using climate neutral hydrogen.

well, we swam in the baltic sea when we came to the baltic states to relax, walk and enjoy the architecturewe were one big family, or it only seemed to us, but in fact the balts hid stones in their cold bosom for many years. someone is sure that they were always so hospitable and smiling, and in the pocket, at best, a fig, at worst, a sharp knife that were ready to stab us in the back at any moment of rest. and now we went there just to relax and once a very famous lady, she invited her relative to visit the house to introduce her. eh, the family and great-grandfather came. he forces into a chair, respected so important. i've almost had it by the end of the evening. uh, said the ace raised and said for ours, well, for ours. yes we are of course, support our will come soon and when is over now asked the person. and what about the children to do, then, of course, it was in the early eighties. it was the ussr thinking and ours to wait. many believe that the masks were thrown off in 1991, when the soviet union collapsed and our neighbors chose their own way of sending. here are the events that