it can cause fishiness blow to the uk fish and chips trade as 40% of cod haddock comes from the barints seaips. who started first is not even a question. back in the summer of 2022, inventing various sanctions, great britain introduced a thirty-five percent duty on white fish supplied from russia. they hit primarily british consumers. let's rally together, any business that had savings was simply destroyed because we pay a lot for fish for potatoes. london daily mail reports data that over the past year alone the uk received almost 567 tons of cod caught in the barints sea. in response to moscow's decision to denounce the almost seventy-year-old treaty, london is now trying to downplay its importance for the british fishing industry. marvelous. that this agreement has not yet been broken by russia, but i think that all this is somewhat exaggerated, because obviously norway also uses the barints sea, britain has signed a fishing agreement with norway. we still can effectively use this part of the arctic ocean. the national federation of british fishing companies said today that they are not

probably 50% of the exported products are from the barints sea; they then come from the european unionut cod , which is caught in the sea, is in demand in europe and is popular, we must generally understand that, in principle , not much cod is caught in the world, there is not even a million tons, and norway and russia are those two countries , which essentially catch the main volumes of trisk in the world. also, for example, a third of the white fish that the uk buys from china is of russian origin. the union supported the termination of the fishing agreement with the british ; in their opinion, this will only fix the current situation and will not affect the market in any way, especially since russia ended the twenty-third year with the best catch in 30 years, 5.3000 tons, the country’s level of self-sufficiency in fish exceeds 150%. the uk fisheries treaty may not be the only one in line for cancellation. vice speaker of the federation council konstantin kosachov believes that now is the time... to re-evaluate existing agreements with unfriendly countries. this year , the country's

so, a powerful atlantic cyclone is circling over the barints sea.ence of the cyclone whirlwind is surrounded by anticyclones from the east , the siberian and south european ones are not allowed in, but the cyclone will still be able to turn the situation around. center the vortex will continue. to the east through the barints sea, and at the same time the cyclone itself will stretch south, as it were, atmospheric waves will move along the periphery of the cyclone, so that the atlantic air will be able to make its way to the volga region and the urals, and then to siberia. the northwestern region in the warm sector of the thaw vortex is already in the kaliningrad, leningrad, pskov regions, in karelia, and tomorrow the thermometers will rise above zero in the tver region, in the west of arkhangelsk and the vologda regions. in the north-west of the capital region. in in st. petersburg this afternoon it is +3, cloudy with clearings, a strong southwest wind is blowing with gusts up to 18 m/s. tomorrow night +1, west wind 12 m/s. tomorrow in the northern

the ban on fishing in the russian zone of the barints sea is long overdue for the uk, legal and absolutelyo london’s unfriendly actions. i strongly support the denunciation of the bilateral agreement of 1956, if only there were more such concrete and sensitive actions from the russian side for our opponents. an additional fee of 30.5% also affected russian white fish, this reduced its attractiveness for british processors and distributors, who previously made more than 10% of their purchases from russia; as a result, they increased supplies from iceland and norway. in 2022 , the price of all smoked dried fish imported by great britain almost doubled. the average price for the three quarters of 2023 was even higher, it increased by 12% compared to the 2022 level. and if you look at other product categories, for example, fish fillets and fish meat, frozen fish, prices are twenty the second year also grew, but the growth rate was generally comparable to the rate observed in the twenty-first year compared to the twentieth year. we, in turn, were able to redirect part of the catch to eu countri

for a fish war, this could hit the uk fish and chips trade as 40% of cod haddock comes from the barints seafishion chips, anyone? started first, not even a question. back in the summer of 2022, inventing various sanctions, great britain introduced a thirty-five percent duty on white fish supplied from russia. british consumers were hit primarily and had to pay higher prices. the producers of fishion chips also admit that they have been having a very difficult time of late. over the past 2 years we have been faced with very high fish prices, for which we are still paying. any business. who had savings was simply destroyed because we pay a lot for fish for potatoes. the london daily mail provides data that over the past year alone , the uk received almost 567 tons of cod caught in the barents sea. in response to moscow's decision to denounce the almost seventy-year-old treaty, london is now trying to downplay its importance to the british fishing industry. uk fishing companies today said they are not aware of british fishermen currently in the russian sector of the barints sea. if so, what is

so russia can ban british ships from fishing in the barints sea.n’s anti-russian sanctions, daily mail journalists write. the publication also notes that the united kingdom fears that in order to protect the water area from illegal industry. agreement will not affect the domestic fish market in any way; the two countries, in principle, do not have there has been no cooperation in this area for many years. well, vice speaker of the federation council konstantin kosachov called london’s ban on dumping fish in the barents sea an adequate response, especially since in 2022 the country excluded russia from the maximum trade facilitation regime and introduced an additional tariff of 35% on the import of a number of our goods, including iron and steel. and cement. london emphasized that the main goal is to cause maximum damage to the russian economy and minimize negative consequences for oneself. the ban on fishing in the russian zone of the barints sea is long overdue for the uk, legal and absolutely adequate to the situation, moscow’s response to london

the race, there will be no more fun, russia intends to deprive british fishermen of access to the barints sea, how this will affect the economy of the kingdom, and also called on the carpet, how the all-russian samba to school project is being conquered choline this is the program today in the studio dmitry zaboysky, hello, in the dpr, today is a day of mourning, people's republic mourns. mourns the victims of the horrific terrorist attack. the day before, the ukrainian armed forces targeted the food market in the tekstilshchik microdistrict with nato shells. the townspeople simply came to do some shopping on their day off. no military facilities, no combat units or equipment. the main target for the kiev regime has once again become ordinary people. as a result of the barbaric attack, according to the latest data , 27 people were killed. among them are children. more than twenty civilians were injured. doctors are still fighting for the lives of some. a dark day in the history of donetsk, one of the biggest tragedies in city ​​recently. our correspondent, omar magamedov, is working on the sp

according to uk fisheries data, a whopping 567 were caught in the barints sea last year alone.1956 agreement and will ban britain from harvesting its revered trisk and haddock reserves. the move implies the russians will use warships to deter any british minesweepers fishing in these waters, in response to britain's decision to impose sanctions on moscow over the war on... fishing boats now in russian territorial waters barintsev sea, and somehow tried to reduce the significance of this agreement, which was concluded already in 1956, but i want to note that despite all those sanctions that were imposed on russia, britain was in no hurry to break this agreement, which means that the agreement was still beneficial for london... among other things, it was not only about what was there, while we are still talking about that it is possible to fish there in russian territorial waters, but it was also possible to pass through russian territorial waters, and in such a sensitive area as the arctic, it should be noted that now the english press is talking about the upcoming denunciation

all these weather disasters are farewell hello atlantic. cyclone and tomorrow it will move to the barints seanticyclone, but this will not stabilize the atmosphere in european russia, the fact is that a new cloud vortex will already break through to the west of the region, carrying another wave of bad weather, tomorrow the weather on the russian plain will be quite contrasting, in the east of the region it will be sunny, and the temperature will be noticeably colder than usual , but the western half will be covered by the cloudy fields of the cyclone, so snowfalls and snowstorms will be heavy in some places, in the extreme south-west some where precipitation can turn to freezing rain. one more nuance, bad weather: the invasion of a cyclone will provoke a sharp increase in wind. tomorrow afternoon, the resulting storm zone will stretch from the baltic coast to the spurs caucasus. for now they will only be in this area. western regions of the russian plain, but gradually the storm will make its way further and further to the east at the end of the working week it will reach the volga, for examp

this will happen if russia will ban fishing in the barints sea, the daily mail writes about this.you that moscow is going to break the government’s fisheries agreement. has already approved the corresponding bill. maria grigorieva will talk about the reasons and consequences of this step. russia denounces an international food treaty for the first time. the government has approved a bill to terminate the agreement with the uk on fisheries. it was concluded back in soviet times in 1956. then british vessels received the right to enter fishing in certain areas of the parin sea along the coast of the kola peninsula. they could freely. the sessions agree on how much fish and invertebrates can be harvested and set quotas for each country's fishermen accordingly. the agreement with the british was initially concluded for 5 years and was constantly extended for a similar period, and the document provided for the possibility of unilateral refusal. russia decided to use this right in response to the uk's sanctions policy. moreover. in the twenty-second year the country excluded russia from

breaking through, warm air is pumping in a powerful cyclone, the center of which is circling over the barints seae cyclone cannot pass to the east, because the vast siberian anticyclone stands in its way. the border between a cyclone and an anticyclone crosses the country from north to south, from taimyr to the southern urals. the center of the cyclone will continue to circle in the same place, but the atmospheric fronts associated with it will shift to the east, pushing the heat inland . during dural, an increase in temperature is accompanied by snowfalls; on the volga, the approach of a warm front may be accompanied by freezing rains, however, after the warm front, a portion of cooler air will approach, and then the warmth will come again. already today, the atlantic air will displace the frosts from the central region and the thaw will come from the middle volga to the russian south, throughout the western half of the european part of the country the temperature will be above zero, in the east it will rise from zero to - but despite the powerful warming, the weather can hardly be called pleasa

batter with french fries. as a side dish, almost 40% of cod was caught by british fishermen in the barints sea adequate a response to numerous sanctions that london had previously imposed against moscow. as stated in the fisheries union, such a step will not affect the domestic market in any way. russia and britain, in principle, have not had any cooperation in this area for many years. about the main events of the last seven days in the news of the week. this is the news of the week and i am dmitry kiselev, watch on sunday. the task is to knock out enemy manpower and equipment. what's on the front line now? our military officers from the south donetsk and artyomovsk directions. while the usa and england were hitting yemen. iran hit on nuclear pakistan has already received an answer: who is the signal? western hegemony is unable to survive. and how will the middle east change the world if it is hollow? from the once world economic forum to the leader of the yawanawa tribe, and the rudeness of the cornered zelensky. there are even fewer elite escort girls, delivery is getting smaller. as soon a