here's the point, that -- a lot of those guys are now draftees in the belarussian army.air force goes in, it could create a meltdown within the army in certainly ukraine, maybe in belarus and lead to a meltdown of the population as occurred in 2020 in belarus. so i think it's a high-risk game for the belarussian strong man to commit forces to an invasion. he's been letting the russians use it as a staging area. it's a dangerous game. but the capability is there. >> brigadier general peter zwack, thank you. >>> californians are again facing more rain, more flooding. next, when the storm-battered state could finally catch a break. whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty libertrty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget abt the boss. it wasn't just roster. it was a menu. the subway series. the greatest menu of all te. lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of

an ordinary dictator strusov brought the responsibilities, but there were already na na na live belarussianscase of what and he held lukashenko, that's what the situation was and now you see that what happened further and further . eh, kinebish officials, eh, i didn’t set certain conditions, i even had to accept his language, it’s not by accident, but i’m watching this video after how it would have been written well, i don't say that. well, yes i take into account that i was recruited there, this tsapka is magical on the same day and 11 were taken to lithuania. they also gave security right away. everything was created . this is not done spontaneously. that this is the policy pursued by moscow and berlin, and in the 20th year, in the year 1900, paris, berlin-moscow was created, and belarus was in fact already untied, and they say that there is no doubt especially in the 20th year, when the occupation began in 2020, not in 1900 and oh , i'm sorry. and here it is, when it means that the whole group was outside the border, and it was supported by germany. politics in the same way as what bismar

girls and girls gathered during the school holidays of the belarussian national hockey team.hey are at the forefront in the development of this sport in our country due to seasonal colds. it was possible to collect only three fives. the geography of the hockey player cat gomel to brest, but minsk has the most representation at this training camp , athletes are working on skating passes and controlling the puck, as the coach admits alexey plotnikov, consultant of the women's team , psychology is of paramount importance. we will try to equalize everyone so that there is a good discipline in the team, that you all skated, we mainly focus on skating and controlling the dribbling puck at the training camp , we don’t do any tactical exercises. this is a secondary task of such an age that you just have to ride. well, i went to o'key because, well, sasha's brother went to me. here i am, it turns out for him. i watched hockey and decided that i also want to play ok competition. to me seems to be here. where is mutual understanding? well , everything seems to be fine, that is, uh, ther

russia is conducting air raids on ukraine from belarus, and likely receiving belarussian tanks. an attacker could come at any moment. >> the war in ukraine has also triggered hardship in other european countries. greece is grappling with rising living costs. and in the capital athens, one neighborhood is together to help those in need. exarchia is a historically socialist area with a strong community spirit. mata lives there and she treasures this sense of solidarity. now, she's fighting to keep the spirit alive in times of change. ♪ >> from aird's eye view, athen's "exarchia" neighborhood looks like any other densely populated district in the greek capital. but when you look closer, you realize it's more diverse, young and alternative than other neighborhoods. and there's greater solidarity, says mata kastrisiou. the actor has lived in this liberal neighborhood for six years. >> you can go to the shop even if you don't have money to buy, to the grocery, to the coffee shop, to eat something. and you know each other so we can live here without having sometimes money. >> more and

russia is conducting air raids on ukraine from belarus, and likely receiving belarussian tanks. an attacker could come at any moment. >> the war in ukraine has also triggered hardship in other european countries. greece is grappling with rising living costs. and in the capital athens, one neighborhood is together to help those in need. exarchia is a historically socialist area with a strong community spirit. mata lives there and she treasures this sense of solidarity. now, she's fighting to keep the spirit alive in times of change. ♪ >> from a birs eye view, athen's "exarchia" neighborhood looks like any other densely populated district in the greek capital. but when you look closer, you realize it's more diverse, young and alternative than other neighborhoods. and there's greater solidarity, says mata kastrisiou. the actor has lived in this liberal neighborhood for six years. >> you can go to the shop even if you don't have money to buy, to the grocery, to the coffee shop, to eat something. and you know each other so we can live here without having sometimes money. >> more and

more than 1,000 people in any living quarter of this quarter that's why it the problem is more belarussiannt, well, lukashenko, as always, most likely, and the majority of the military-political leadership of russia puts telego at the front of the queue of problems with the perception of reality and the correct perception a-and the decomposition of the chain of the soviet union, which includes belarus and russia , including theirs, this is the problem of the present . then at the level of psychosomatics, there is such a problem, the question for most of these doctors is that you are here in this sense, the reason is russia, it is not ukraine, and it is not western countries, mm itself, belarusians belarus has been swallowed up, and belarus is being swallowed up by the russian federation, and not only that pressure on the military-political leadership and their infiltration of their personnel into the management system of the belarusian army and the belarusian security systems of the state and belarusian ministry of internal affairs. in belarus, we have already reported about it, military e

belarussian aryna sabalenka is the new women's champion after beating elena rybakina.a's victory can't be over—stated. a breakthrough is an understatement. it's a real show of resilience, a breakthrough for the ages, and she has been hailed as the best player without a major for several years. she never made a final until this week in melbourne. everyone knows her history with the serving problems, the yips. she left melbourne park last year having 56 double faults in only four matches. she was in total despair. her coach wanted to walk away. he didn't think he could do anything more for aryna sabalenka. a touching moment last night when he cried as she cried on court when she won a fourth matchpoint in a truly gripping, high quality final at melbourne park. gripping indeed. it's been described as a classic duel. how much of that is down to the play styles of both the finalists? these two are really hard—hitting first strike tennis players. they don't blink. the good thing last night was they were so many more winners than unforced errors which sometimes can final on t

what is absolute nonsense in the 91st year when the soviet union of belarus fell apart, belarussianizatione opposed it, the officials started the very belarusian language, what did lukashenko do first when he came to power, the first thing he did was to hold a referendum an hour after coming to the authorities conducted the reference, what did it do, gave the russian language the status of the russian language , because in the 91st year it was already such a belarusian state language, immediately compared the languages, changed the symbols of our white-red-white flag, the coat of arms, in pursuit, replaced it with the former soviet symbols. it's huge, it 's huge, how would it be, well, for independence, for the development of an independent society, it's very important , introduce yourself so that now ukraine was under the soviet flag, it's not understandable. he's already there it was red blue, in my opinion, ukrainian, by the way, in ukraine, this is simply impossible, but lukashenko returned the flag of the russian federation in almost the same form, only without the hammer and sickle,

in addition, during the last month, the belarussians were transferred to the russian iskander systems the russian s400 systems, which can inflicts e-e strikes on the territory and key military and civil infrastructure e-e of ukraine. in addition, since february 24, the e-e and periodic rocket and air strikes on the territory of belarus have not stopped on the territory of ukraine, as well as on the territory of belarus iranian martyrs were launched, which were adopted by the russian troops, and to this day, of course, the concentration of manpower and equipment on the territory of belarus cannot but cause belarusians, not ukrainians, and i am certain of them. emphasized that the threat of an invasion or any provocations at the local regional level is possible as long as russian troops are present on the territory of belarus, and even more so here. it should be taken into account that part of the deficit in manpower and equipment can be compensated by the belarusian armed forces, which are formed jointly with the russian armed forces by the forces of the so-called original grouping of

to the australian open, but it is over , and the australian open has once again shown that the belarussianthis video with lukasz where he drinks 100 g for a victory. it's just disgusting. although there were also pleasant moments from the other side, our marta kostyuk reached the semi-finals of the doubles category , this is her highest achievement . i want to congratulate marta. for ours, but it is unpleasant that these countries, which should not exist in sports, still participate in such sports as tennis, and their leaders, these pseudo-leaders, let's say that they please the ego, to be honest, i did not see eh, you are right be happy for your own sake compatriots, so i congratulate marta. and what concerns belarus, i don’t even want to comment because it’s not very pleasant for me, i also want to mention vasyl lomachenko . it seems that it has already been completely decided that ukraine is not quite him. he blocked ukrainians on instagram, which ukrainians can’t see now. his instagram page is difficult to say because i don't know honestly, well, it's his decision, so he can't recommen

i asked bbc commentator annabel croft whether the belarussian and rybakhina could be a regular fixture early and won two grand slam titles last year but you certainly feel they are young, they are in their mid—20s, and maybe we might see them going after grand slam titles in finals again in the future but it was a terrific final, almost two and a half hours. nip and tuck all the way. a lot of tension, a lot of nerves, some twists and turns but eventually sabir lincoln got herself over the line. == eventually sabir lincoln got herself over the line.— over the line. -- and eventually sabalenka _ over the line. -- and eventually sabalenka got _ over the line. -- and eventually sabalenka got herself— over the line. -- and eventually sabalenka got herself over - over the line. -- and eventually sabalenka got herself over the l over the line. -- and eventually - sabalenka got herself over the line. the english fa cup fourth round continues on saturday. there were wins for premier league sides leeds and leicester over lower tier opposition. later on preston face tottenham at deepdale live on

world athletics — the sports governing body — says its position is that russian and belarussian athletesstatement from athletes for ukraine and athlete association global athlete. there's a storm brewing in dubai and i'm not talking about the rain that's prevented golfers completing the first round at the desert classic. this one centres on rory mcilroy and liv golfer patrick reed. afterfeeling he'd been snubbed by the world number 1 on the practice range, reed threw a golf tee at mcilory, who called the whole thing a storm in a teacup. our golf correspondent iain carter has more. we have in unprecedented civil war in the game of golf right now. it shows no signs of abating at the moment. this is one of those that surround the fringes of what is perhaps the most fractious time in the history of the professional game. what sort of impact this is having on the players and all the tournament itself and to buy? t tournament itself and to buy? i don't get to having a massive impact on the tournament, in the sense that it's already been disrupted by pretty uncharacteristic weather for this par

the belarussian— who was competing under a neutral flag, due to belarussia's support of russia's invasionagainst rybakina, coming from set down to equal her career—high ranking of world number two. england's cricketers have made 342—7 in the second one—day match against south africa in bloemfontain. harry brook getting his first half century and captainjos buttler making 94. brook made 80 after the hosts won the toss and chose to bowl. moeen ali also passed his 50 before being bowled by anrich nortje. a short while ago, south africa were 57 for zero in the ninth over. south africa lead three—match series 1—0. there are three games in the fourth round of the fa cup today — the first of the day, between brighton and liverpool kicks off in around 15 minutes. later on, non—league wrexham, the lowest ranked side left in the tournament — will play sheffield united. but before that, league two stevenage are hoping to knock out championship side stoke who won't be taking any chances... if you underperform and their attitude is good, they get a goal. anything can change the dynamic, you get someon

there is some kind of integration enterprises, which, for example, amkodor enterprise the largest belarussiang two enterprises in our republic of bashkortostan at the moment of industry, textile industry. i know the alexandrovich production. secret. do you want to open. yes, we exchanged and accordingly, so i say, i'm sitting in a suit comments with extension . e of the whole cooperation. happiness of light industry. we once talked about this, because the production of textiles. i mean, the clothes, that's all. it is very interesting. and today, tomorrow, we will also have meetings with a commentator company that offers its services, and we would be very happy to promote very high-quality clothing on the territory of our republic, which is what i think. so, what we agreed on, we generally have a very tight work schedule. this is light industry. this here, probably, is the second part of our work, which we have decided to intensify more, we will meet with a number of enterprises. this is a convoy, this enterprise of the comintern is a diverse thing, but all this is light industry. uh, that's h

russian and belarussian flags have been banned by the tournament.s with a straight set win over russia's andrey rublev. with a straight set win over andy swiss was watching. with a straight set win over a with a straight set win over grand entrance for the favourite a grand entrance for the big favourite novak djokovic has looked unbeatable in melbourne and yet against he at times cut a frustrated figure. annoyed first by a heckler in the crowd. and later by his own coach the slightly bemused. whatever his feelings there was no doubt in his feelings there was no doubt in his form as djokovic showed just why he's won this tournament a mere nine times with a devastating display. whatever he did well, djokovic did it better. his watching fan club was certainly enjoying it as he cruised to the first set 6—1. while his opponent battled on victory was just a model of time. djokovic wrapping up straight sets and if he keeps playing like this can anyone really got them? this man will certainly hope so. the un—seated tommy pole. up hope so. the un—seated tom

all three were arrested amid a violent crackdown by the authoritarian regime of belarussian presidentlection of 2020. that security meeting had been called because widespread accusations of election rigging by both oppossition and international monitors. that led to direct calls for lukashenko to go, with thousands of belarusian citizens taking to the streets in mass protests in opposition to the regime. what followed was scenes like this — a violent crackdown by lukashenko's security service against both protesters and those aiding them. mr bialiatski played a prominent role. here's the bbc�*s europe region editor paul moss. he's unusual because he doesn't come from belarus, he grew up in russia, close to finland. at a young age, he became fascinated with belarus, learned the language, founded this organisation viasna, which means "spring". and they very quickly become the leading human rights group in belarus — when i went there to report, they were the people you went to when people were arrested unfairly, tortured, it was viasna who brought attention to this, and more importantly,

russian and belarussian flags and symbols have been banned at melbourne park ever since a russian flag had been cruising through. this is how they do penalties in hockey, a one on one with the keeper, and liam ansell had scored earlier before germany fought back, and here ansell missed in the shoot—out, meaning germany booked a semifinal against australia leaving ansell and co in disbelief at how this one got away. now, footballers are known for relaxing on the golf course and recently retired legend gareth bale is taking that to a new level now. he is preparing, for a pro—am event next month, where he'll compete alongside professionals and celebrities in california. he's been warming up with nine holes alongside major winnerjon rahm who seemed almost annoyed at how good bale was. he was incredulous, saying he couldn't believe what he was seeing and must be hoping he gets paired with bale. he won't be telling him he is too good then! do you think he will turn professional? superstars, do you remember that programme where they challenged sports stars to do other sports? back to the 1990

it has banned russian flags, belarussian flags this time last year banning russian players and federationgela because i think as if as if vladimir think that as if as if vladimir putin cares, daniil medvedev goes to the fund of wins the australian open or not. i'd be surprised if even knew who he was the individuals being was and the individuals being punished. and i don't punished. yes, he's and i don't think think players in think i don't think players in tennis don't tennis necessarily we don't think federer think of roger federer being represented we represented as switzerland. we think he represents roger federer. exactly although andy murray, that murray, we do say britain that we say went with him when we say we went with him when actually exactly we say it's going to be an exciting final because think you're going to have personally. if have to see personally. well if you're going have djokovic. you're going to have djokovic. exactly think djokovic hungry after happened last year after what happened last year and i think he's going to be unstoppable. having said that, i wouldn't f