a coup d'état took place in bucharest, the dictator was overthrown and he antones, romania was one ofe closest allies of nazi germany and attacked the ussr with it, but after the victories of the red army, the king. mihai is the first opposition politician and the military. they plotted when the german-romanian group fell into the cauldron during the bright chisinau operation the soviet troops were arrested by the conspirators as a dictator, and local communists, on a signal from moscow, raised uprisings in bucharest, seized state institutions and communication centers, the new government agreed to the peace proposal of the ussr, and the soviet command officially announced that it was waging a liberation war for the independence of romania and did not encroach on its territorial integrity. although in the soviet occupied territory, the romanian invaders committed monstrous atrocities. our soldiers did not take revenge on the enemy in bucharest and other cities and met with flowers as liberators, august 23 , 1979 alexander godunov is the star of the soviet ballet. she decided to stay i

our soldiers did not take revenge on the enemy in bucharest and other cities and met with flowers as liberators august 23 , 1979 alexander dunov, the star of the soviet ballet decided to stay in the usa, he toured new york from the corpse of the bolshoi theater danced with his wife lyudmila vlasova, the romeo and juliet ballet said that day that he was going to buy gifts and did not return according to soviet standards. it was a betrayal of the motherland, a scandal erupted godunov demanded to give his wife a plane with a ballerina, for 3 days they did not allow to take off president jimmy carter called leonid brezhnev said quote it's not about politics, but in love, journalists dubbed the spouses romeo and juliet of the cold war. but vlasova decided to return to the ussr and godunov has a career in a new place. he didn't turn out very well he danced the ballet of mikhail baryshnikov in the american theater but quarreled with him, then performed with his corpse, but unsuccessfully played in films, but second roles and went out of life at 45, suffering from alcoholism. his ashes were

our soldiers did not take revenge on the enemy in bucharest and other cities and met with flowers asberators august 23 , 1979 alexander godunov, the star of the soviet ballet, decided to stay in the usa, he toured new york with the troupe of the bolshoi theater, danced with his wife lyudmila vlasova the ballet roma and juliet there that day said that he was going to buy gifts and not returned according to soviet standards. it was a betrayal of the motherland, a scandal erupted in godunov demanded to give his wife a plane with a ballerina, for 3 days the president jami was not allowed to take off. carter called leonid brezhnev saying quote it's not about politics, and in love, journalists dubbed the spouses romeo and juliet of the cold war. but vlasova decided to return to the ussr and godunov has a career in a new place. he didn’t really work out, he danced the ballet of mikhail baryshnikov in the american theater, but quarreled with him, then performed with his corpse, but unsuccessfully played in films, but he suffered from alcoholism in secondary roles and went out of life at 45 y

for example, i believe that his biggest victory over nato was the bucharest sami in april 2008, when he personally arrived in bucharest and personally pressed the leaders of france, merkel and sarkozy , and forced them to block the provision of ukraine and georgia e-e action plan regarding membership although at that time the united states, and in principle everyone supported them, decided to provide an action plan regarding membership in ukraine to georgia, because everyone understood that this is a critical moment in the development of western civilization and a critical moment in the development of relations between russia and the west that is, it was necessary to show what nato is capable of, instead, the accession process was blocked, the process of even providing an action plan for membership, which is actually worthless, nato does not require anything in terms of responsibility for the fate of ukraine and georgia. it was putin's victory. he understood it absolutely clearly that nato and the collective event in general allowed him to do whatever he wanted. he immediately attack

please tell me how official romanian official bucharest today comments on the possibility of the emergenceand, in this case, nato bases in their country. but really. first of all, i think it should be said that the deployment of foreign armed forces on the territory of the country for romania is not sympathetic back in 2005. that is, long before the ukrainian events, the novel american agreement was signed. the so-called access agreement, under which the disposal of the us armed forces were provided. eh, worthy of a whole series objects. first of all, this is the air base they have mikhail kogalynin. a few test sites a little later in 2011 , another agreement was signed, this time on the deployment of american missile defense elements in romania in 2016, as you know, this facility was put into operation and integrated into the nato air and missile defense system in the future. e. here were placed the multinational headquarters structures of the alliance a at the corps and divisional level, but also the multinational framework brigade in the city of krayevo with a foreign component. but thi

as it is instead of the world that you want and i understand that us policymakers and that 2008 bucharest conference. maybe weren't thinking that way they basically said sorry this is gonna happen. but i mean this was an irritant, but you know, i'll give you i'll give you a different point of view about that from stephen kotkin sure the great scholar. i know that he's you're an admirer of his great admire before i talk about -- it. have you read his stalin volumes? yes, of course. yes. they take a long time to get through but they're brilliant books volume one and volume two, and i can't wait for volume three probably going to be about 1500 pages always got to get the whole world war two and the early cold war, right? okay, not to digress. okay, so steven cotkin gave an interview. i've cite my sources here given interview to the new yorker he was asked about john meersheimer. i referenced him earlier his argument that the us is responsible for the war by pushing nato on ukraine, george cannon the great george kennan has made the same argument or close to the same argument. cotkin says i r

like the ukrainian president at the time, what and who viktor yushchenko was offended by during the bucharestmmit when ukraine never received an action plan regarding membership in the alliance and why, in his opinion, this led to more than one war in an interview with radio svoboda viktor yushchenko told this and much more. putin this white moth came to the point when he started his war with unconquered ukraine. talks with putin, telephone conversations with macron, these are the constant speeches of the nato secretary general for the first three months about what nato will not do, and this is like an invitation to a hot phase, that is, ukraine did not allow any provocation except for one. putin wants to kill us. and we want to live in the next two months 20 years no one will attack us this is a quote from your interview published four days before the full-scale russian invasion i was convinced that this is a bluff this is a bluff this is a game of muscles like dear putin uh with a bare torso to pull a pike out there the chest jumps whether to do something with the tiger or to dive 3,000 km

on august 31, 1944, the red army entered bucharest and met the red army soldiers there as liberators in the recently declassified documents of the soviet command indicated most of the population of romania, the end of the war by the soviet union , met with great relief on the streets of the city and in the villages everywhere you can hear curses against the government, antonesco, its cliques, distrust, enjoyed by german propaganda quickly left the romanian capital was one of few cities in europe that almost did not suffer in the war after the coup d'état on august 23 and the arrest of the dictator. iona antones kurumynia came out of the fascist bloc and in moscow now considered it as an ally, the wehrmacht tried in vain to stop our offensive, but in 10 days of august they were defeated, 18 infantry and tank divisions of the enemy on the evening of august 31 in moscow was don salyut from 324. guns on august 31, 1986 in the somnezh bay the passenger ship admiral nakhimov sank, it is called the soviet titanic. it was built in germany back in 1925, we transferred it to the ussr after the

you could press on, but the main thing is personally now everyone recognized it, merkel of bucharest georgia at that time, and it was untied by the hands of uh, in 2008, officially medvedeva, but read it because everyone now sees that dimon was full-blooded. to whom they once tell him what? thank you very much. volodymyr kopchak , head of the south caucasian federation-center for the study of the army, conversion and disarmament , mentioned an important date, er, the beginning of the actual invasion of russia in 2008, and as we now understand, the bolts are a prelude to the present. they said they warned about the invasion, now medvedev is saying about it, let's go straight to the text, what we warned then was not enough, we repeated it, we repeated it in ukraine , now they are trying to repeat it, well, they are not doing so well , and well, but we are at this point at the moment

wars, what do they want, an interview with your associate valentina rudenko, that in 2008 at the bucharest nato summit, let's say angela merkel almost ran away from you i invited the president of the united states that two days before the summit er that we should work in kyiv er on the issues of acquiring er associate membership of the pdc for ukraine and obviously ukraine ukraine fulfilled everything and brought us a resolution that which is offered er to accept at the summit that there were no prospects for the pdp or membership, there was not even a remark that ukraine is a european state. they sat opposite merkel and sarcasm as soon as it started, a break began, the sarcasm immediately washed away, and merkel stood up, but saw what a group of presidents is leaving, well, in the end, we agreed that we will work on a resolution after that. putin, having received carte blanche, will prove to bucharest the attitude of the alliance to the security issue . two and a half months later, his troops in georgia in august, and a few months later , the same germany signs with putin the severny stre

that's what happened in 08 with george bush in the bucharest conference, i would follow after that.all of those questions, they weren't decided in 89. before the collapse of the soviet union. but that was a key moment in this, the so-called not one inch promise. that is playing a part in today's drama, because putin does say the west promised they would not expand nato one inch passed its current border. well, that was just a discussion, it was a conversation between james baker and soviet officials. i think, actually, it was gorbachev absolve. we know that president george h. w. bush and his cabinet ultimately decided that not only would a unified germany remain part of nato, but that nato would have the freedom to potentially expand in the future. what are your thoughts on that chapter? because as i said, it's looming large now, the so-called not one inch. >> the open door policy of nato, which goes directly against the notion of not expanding at one inch, is in fact built into the nato charter of 1949. so, structurally, nato has had this element of it, so we didn't finland are pr

on august 31, 1944, the red army entered bucharest and met the red army soldiers there as liberators.ntly declassified documents of the soviet command, most of the romanian population the end of the war by the soviet union met with great relief on the streets of the city and in the villages curses are heard everywhere at the government, antonesco, his clique. the distrust of the delighted german propaganda quickly disappeared. the romanian capital was one of the few cities in europe that almost did not file in the war after the coup d'état on august 23 and the arrest of the dictator, and he antones kurumynia left the fascist bloc and in moscow now considered it as allies of the wehrmacht. chet tried to stop our offensive, but in 10 days of august they were defeated, 18 infantry and tank divisions of the enemy on the evening of august 31 in moscow were given salutes from 324 guns. on august 31, 1986 , the passenger ship admiral nakhimov sank in somei bay, it is called the soviet titanic. it was built in germany back in 19.

pressure, but the main thing personally, now everyone recognized it merkel from bucharest put a barrier in the way of donations to ukraine and georgia at that time, and they untied their hands and in 2008, officially medvedeva, but read what we all see now that it's complete no dimon, he gave way rather well, what is the wedding general or the horse? when they say what ? thank you very much. volodymyr kopchak, the head of the south caucasian federation-center for the study of the army, conversion and disarmament, mentioned an important date, the beginning of the actual invasion of russia in 2008 , and as we now understand, the bolts are a prelude to of the current invasion, medvedev said about it or was warned about it, now medvedev is saying about it, let's go straight to the text that we warned then, it was a little repeated in ukraine, now they are trying to repeat well, they are not doing so well, and well, but we are at this point, we are moving on to the news and the clip for anna yevalnyk will introduce you to them. thank you, colleagues , for your work. the newsroom continues to

the been leader claimed it was an attempt to accuse bucharest of provoking the crisis. the vote was conduct again, the balance of power in parliament didn't change significantly on those and other consequences of the fall of the ussr. along really with any sort of nuanced discussion about them, has largely been absent from western mainstream media reports which have been remembering. mikhail gorbachev in headlines today on quite a different reaction in the chinese media, a bitter ease. there are criticize the last soviet president for what they say are numerous mistakes, the beijing global times. for example, said he catered to the us in the west with a principle on ruin the domestic economy and also accused mister gorbachev of being naive. an immature russian lawmaker, alexandra kin shine told us why gorbachev policies lead to internal conflicts in the post soviet, the space of mass, one of gorbachev, maine and the major mistakes was his policy of complacency. his sincere belief that western foreign countenance were really interested in an equal and mutually respectful

noteworthy that 60 percent of the cabinet members are on the bed and the address for the 1st time in bucharest on that so many controversial people have been given k ministry for him. ron con, uh god will be a be an injury. the board does that. there's time for a reelection, be of god that's been saying that the country grave economic crisis. i got the president government has failed to deliver. we're here to support him. don con, because what he's doing he's, he's doing something for pakistan and we, we support him because at this moment we don't see anybody else who can take pakistan out of the problems. you know, we are into, at the moment. we are here because we love our country, we not care for it and brand come on one and be only see him, ron con, potentially leading us out of this situation. so i've got a message from him will be to hold general elections as soon as possible because only a government of richmond dead will be in a position to deliver to the people of bucket on rising inflation in sierra leone is pushing many families into extreme poverty. and on to the straits on wednesd

have some rain and showers, thunderstorms through the balkans, it's kicked down temperatures in bucharest to a high of 28 degrees breezy through the black sea, the boss for us. so for example, is stan bowl looking at wind gust pretty close to about 50 kilometers per hour on wednesday there's a wildfire burning in central portugal, but i think little relief coming. may see a sprinkle the shower but better bet i don't think that we will. and then look at this batch of what weather around this part of molly long, the border with burkina faso, some downpours there and for southern africa, the western cape. a weak disturbance. roland in here. it's going to generate a just a few showers for cape town. may see the winds pick up just a little bit with a high of 16 degrees. ok, that's it for me. catch up with you later. ah. the 1960s, the decade of change across the middle east and north africa in this kind of a 3 part series al jazeera world, explores the explosion of arts and culture. intellectuals were building new dreams . an idea that because the revolutions of the 1960 s were not political,

rejected by the pentagon, live reaction on coming off with us out for 8 in the evening in nairobi in bucharest. and here in moscow this wednesday august the 31st welcome to the news lock on arthur. the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev. house died. the 91 year old passed away in moscow central hospital after a prolonged illness. let's take a look through his legacy now in our special coverage here on our team. the who's mikhail gorbachev. overhaul the soviet union foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which thought relations with the west and brought up by the end of the costly cold war. gorbachev called for the world to be seen as united, interdependent, instead of divided into communist capitalist countries. though he saw the balance of interests of different nations as a way of solving international problems. universal values had to be recognised above all others, whether they be religious or national. the soviet leader also wanted to see the world free from all nuclear weapons by the start of the 21st century russian official. it's how been exp

it through the balkans, rumbling through the balkans and see a big drop in the temperatures for bucharest. so showers, it's under storms. cooling the atmosphere from 37 down to 31. we're locked in our temperatures in to the low thirty's for both greece and turkey may see the od showered pop up for western turkey. and for the other side of the mediterranean bone, dry, maybe a shower in the south or the north. but again, nothing major or we do have major rain, it's coming off the p. o. p in highlands through nigeria, along that border with beneath and fighting toward the south plenty of sun, but there is still some showers around my poot, so, and breezy conditions. but otherwise, a lot of fun to go round, including keep down with a high of 19 degrees on tuesday. ok. i'm out of time. we'll see you soon. take care . ah frank assessments, how much support is there that st protest that we've seen and call chain across the rest of the country? the st movement has been very good that's happening in the court and the people across the country informed opinions. we will say more of what is happenin

also noteworthy that 60 percent of the cabinet members are on bed and address for the 1st time in bucharest on that so many controversial people have been given k ministry for him. round hon of god will be at been into a support. does there's dime for a reelection? he of gods has been saying that the country faith did grave economic crises. and yet the president government has failed to deliver. we're here to support him dot com. it caused what he's doing he's, he's doing something for pakistan. and we, we support him because at this moment we don't see anybody else who can take back his time. i'll just the problems, you know, we are into, at the moment. we are here because we love our country, not care for him. ron con, online and beyond, you see him, ron con, potentially leading us out of this situation. the message from him will be to hold general elections as soon as possible because only a government with fresh date will be enough for addition, delivered to the people of pockets on fierce fighting as containing and ukraine in the eastern village of fiscal is by russia, claiming full co

so bucharest has a high of 35 degrees. let's go in for a closer look. so that what, whether moves away from the southeast of england over the north sea, running into western norway round denmark, the low countries into germany. we've got some pulses of rain moving through here. there were some potent thunderstorms in greece that happen over the aegean on friday. pushing into turkeys so i could see some thunder downpours in his stumble with the high of 29 degrees. now central areas had admit showers in storms, but i think most of the action is going to be centered around sylvania, on friday. and some of those showers we saw in northern spain, starting to slum further toward the south. around valencia could see some of those showers sneak into valencia itself on friday. now for africa, the wet weather is moving away from nigeria into benito, gone and northern ivory coast and blanketed in brain from the gambia in senegal, on friday, no further toward the south. it's an improvement in those conditions for south africa. but my o, my a big drop in temperature

the heat's been shoved into romania, so bucharest, coming in at 35 degrees. ok, me see some showers sneak into his sample on friday with a height of 30, but for the other side of the mediterranean, things are drying off temperatures. going up, liz bins got a high of 33 degrees off to africa. we go in that rain that was around n jemina now pouring into northern nigeria. that's certainly not good news because we could see some more flooding there. some showers and wind start to dance into causal luna tall. so durbin got a high of 20 degrees on friday, that's it will soon ah, a 3 year investigation into the pro gun lobby. i really guy revealeth secrets. i put messaging out there a man and connections, some one to expose many in legacy media love. last night, al jazeera investigations. how to sell massacre on al jazeera. oh, the ah, a quick reminder now of our top story is currently on algebra. un secretary general says he's gravely concerned by the situation. you are the largest nuclear plant, zachary sure, after it came on the shelling multiple time until new t

petersburg said something or warsaw said something or bucharest said something, but look at ukraine,h the prism of ukrainian eyes, so far it is very difficult, very difficult to say that we cannot understand in any way that this is the time from the transfer of the city council to the declaration of ukraine's independence even there in the 20th year, when a completely different development had already begun, even the ukrainian ssr - it was already different from the russian ssr of the empire, this is an episode in the life of the people, how much of this time, how much? well, there are those 300-250 years, yes, yes, yes, 300 and something, yes, 320, 340, and it has its origins somewhere in the times of russia, in the times of princes vladimir and yaroslav, this is an episode, and the russians are made that this whole history is the center and it should never have been different and most importantly bohdan khmelnytsky got there, went there, knelt before the moscow tsar, and that's where he found his homeland, the entire russian version of ukrainian history is a complete lie of complex

before world copies on its way to the castle. book your travel package today it's still raining in bucharest on and there is more to come have one. here's the details on mondays, so he's still for sin province, baluchistan providence. same goes for punjab as well. look at that down port in the hall and then we've got more activity once again coming from western areas of india . the prediction for pakistan was above average monsoon range for the month of august, and so far it is delivering. now for india, the states must pradesh and shattered scar. that's where we've got the heaviest downpours as is activity moves toward the west. and then where there is no rain falling in. the sun's out that allows the temperature and shy to shoot up to $36.00 degrees. also, high temperature is across the yangtze river valley. so shanghai, yep. i think you're going to do it on monday. get up to 40 degrees. once again. tropical storm has raced away from tokyo. there it is right there. the remnants of it mostly con conditions. 34 degrees, but then we've got this slug of rain across the korean peninsula. pourin

faster ah, while we now know more than 900 people have died as a result of the monsoon rains in bucharest on dealing with the flooding. so this is a scene in punjab, province and pockets on one area, hard hits in province baluchistan as wal. anyway, you look at it, we have had copious amounts of rain. so another monsoon depression swung through it's starting to peter out on friday. the heaviest falls of rain will be north and west of his mom about up against the foothills of the himalayas for india, alerts warnings all dropped for the monsoon rains here. but we're seeing them pep up for karnataka, careless spilling into time. they do in the same goes for the mobiles in that western side of sri lanka on friday. while tropical storm dumped up at a month's worth of rain in the span of a few hours in southern china is blowing dung province. that energy is moving west through northern vietnam, allows right into thailand, and then we've got bursts of rain for a southern indo china. and meantime it's all about the heat in chunk chain china. so they're trying to get some relief, go into undergrou

the heat spin shaft into romania, so bucharest, coming in at $35.00 degrees. ok, me see some showers sneak into assemble on friday with a high of 30, but for the other side of the mediterranean, things are drying off temperatures going up. lives been got a high of 33 degrees south africa. we go in that rain that was around n jemina. now pouring into northern nigeria. that's certainly not good news because we could see some more flooding dare some showers, and winds start to dance into cause, hulu, nor tall. so durban scott, a high of 20 degrees on friday. that's it will say soon, the debating the issues of the day producer always in criminalized around the boundaries of re please. i'm just number their people with their families and our friends and our community members on an online job voice military don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are in places that they're just going to have to? there's no recognition about what we're ready the things the stream on our just 0. a

noteworthy that 60 percent of the cabinet members are on the bed and judges for the 4th time in bucharest on there's so many controversial people have been given k ministry for ron con, of course, would be it being in the order there did. there's time for a re election here. of course that's been saying that the country, grave economic crisis. i got the president government has failed to deliver. we're here to support him dot com because what he's doing he's, he's doing something for practice. and we, we support him because at this we don't see anybody else who can take back his thoughts out of the problems. you know, we are into at the moment. we are here because we love our country did not care for him. bron gone on and beyond is he in bron con would then should be leading us out of this situation to medford from head will be to hold general electrons as soon as possible because only a government rid of richmond dead, will be in a position to deliver to the people of parker thought. when all the stories are following ukraine has said that fierce fighting is continuing in the eastern vil

gusts, in some hail could be packed in there is vase to watch what it does, of the temperatures in bucharest, down by almost 10 degrees by the end of the week with a height $24.00 degrees. also some pretty big downpours in the forecast for is stumble. this could give us a renewed threat of flooding. so watch that carefully. meantime for the other side of the mediterranean, a slug of rain around the parent. he is slipping south into barcelona. thunderstorms seem likely here, and up to the northwest, we go a cool wind out of the north look what it's done to temperatures. helsinki got yen for 15 after africa right now, and i think we're going to see some big problems with torrential downpours, spilling out of gonna into the ivory coast and burkina faso on wednesday. some pretty powerful winds across the eastern portion of south africa could see some dust storms there, but this is a warm wind. cape town has a height of 25 degrees, but don't get to use to it. big drop in those temperatures are coming. i saw a visual airline of the journey debating the issues of the day produce as always been crim

temperature warnings remain not just for italy, grease and eastern areas of turkey, but also for romania, bucharest. gonna continue to see the temperature climb. we have a look at the 3 day, however, there will be some relief coming in on wednesday. as the temperature starts to drop and the rain rolls then. now heat of the day, thunderstorms still continue for northern areas of italy. we've got a line of severe storms rolling across western areas of russia. that's going to not the temperature down in moscow, some showers as well for places like spain, but it's bone dry for france there. you can see the drought continued. we have got another hot spell on the horizon for the north, west britain, an island seeing lots of sunshine and clear skies, some showers up in the north, but we are going to see temperature climb. we have a look at the 3 day for paris is certainly going to be pushing up by wednesday. i saw airway official airlines. the john talked to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound you speak offers clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen. you we

embassy in bucharest, romania, was tipped off to your misdeeds, and alerted the local authorities youht be committing human trafficking. given that this is the same charge they leveled against julian assange, or a species of, skeptical, but i want to know the details. were you arrested for human trafficking? what happened? >> yeah. i was not arrested. so what happened is, i suffered from a case of swatting. it's very popular with people who are large on the internet, many large youtubers have been swatted, where you call the police, say somebody has a gun, there's a hostage situation, and a swat team arrives. somebody made a phone call to the american embassy saying i was holding women at my house. the police arrived. let me state this now, i state this openly to the world, i have absolute respect for the police. i would hate to live in a country where if you called the police saying women are held against their will that the police don't respond. that would be terrible. of course they should come and look. absolutely. they turned up. they investigated. they realized that nobody was i

she called bucharest a provocation and stressed that the romanian authorities do not act independentlyy western corporate guidelines. end of quote. in donetsk there are wounded in gorlovka after new shelling , they are hitting the territory of the dpr in the very morning, using heavy artillery and nato shells with a caliber of 155 mm. in donetsk, there is a child among the victims in the liberated territories, meanwhile , restoration continues in mariupol , they are repairing power lines of an electrical substation in 3 weeks, 50 km of networks were restored, plus facilities that supply energy to key enterprises of the city. stanislav wernwald will tell you how the work is progressing. electricity returns to mariupol after numerous damage to the power lines of power lines received during the hostilities, the city plunged into darkness, the specialists of the rosseti company and the contracting organization quickly eliminated the violations on one of the central high-voltage overhead lines and prepared it for water operation after restoration work. this line will allow you to fully powe

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she called bucharest a provocation stressed the romanian authorities do not act independently and arerporate guidelines. as a result , a stereotyped scenario is being implemented in the country, which was previously tested in most eu and nato member states. end of quote. narcologist yevgeny bryun was formally charged with a particularly large-scale fraud and sent under house arrest. the decision was made by the kuzminsky court of moscow evgeny bryun , president of the moscow scientific and practical center for narcology, on the eve of law enforcement sources reported that his detention was due to tenders for the supply of test systems, the maximum penalty under article 10 years, imprisonment. brown himself does not admit guilt. five forest fires continue to be extinguished in the ryazan region, the fire has already passed almost 7,000 hectares ; strong winds contribute to its spread. for stewing. it was decided to attract additional aircraft to the number of aircraft. will increase from 4:00 to 7 will also increase the number of helicopters employed in air patrols , reported to the ri

we know every province in bucharest on somehow some way has been impacted tens of millions of people impacted here. so what's been going on, we've had a number of monsoon depressions. so what exactly that is is we get this batch of rain off of me and mar, it starts to intensify the baby gall and then it tracks over northern india. eventually, in some cases we have seen it go out over the re, b and c, and it cooks up even more. and then it slams into pakistan from there, the system, it just sits, installs out and rings out all of its moisture really top to bottom rate across the country. so we got to talk about, is there relief coming? the good news is it looks like these monsoon rains for the time being are starting to face aloud. so here's our forecast on sunday in see much more dryer weather but still keeping that rain toward the northeast. so from as long back to the hor, and the prediction actually is we're going to get a bit of a law for the monsoon range probably until about mid september when potentially they could pick up again just as the season starts to wrap. but we've got

temperature warnings remain not just for italy, grease and eastern areas of turkey, but also for romania, bucharest, gonna continue to see the temperature climb. we have a look at the 3 day. however, there will be some relief coming in on wednesday. as the temperature starts to drop and the rain rolls, then no heat of the day, thunderstorms still continue for northern areas of italy. we've got a line of severe storms rolling across western areas of russia. that's going to not the temperature down in moscow. some showers as well for places like spain, but it's bone dry for france there you can see the drought continued. we have got another hot spell on the horizon for the north, west britain, an island seeing lots of sunshine and clear skies, some showers up in the north, but we are going to see temperatures climb. we have a look at the 3 day for paris. there's certainly going to be pushing up by wednesday. ah ah ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero. oh, a hello. you're watching 0. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of the latest develo

have some rain and showers, thunderstorms through the balkans, it's kicked down temperatures in bucharest to a high of 28 degrees breezy through the black sea, the boss for it. so for example, is stan bowl looking at when gas pretty close to about 50 kilometers per hour on wednesday there's a wildfire burning in central portugal, but i think little relief coming. may see a sprinklers shower, but better bet i don't think that we will. and then look at this batch of what weather around this part of molly long, the border with burkina faso, some downpours there and for southern africa, the western cape a week disturbance roland in here. that's going to generate a just a few showers for cape town. they see the ins pickup just so little bit with the high of 16 degrees. okay, that's it for me. catch up with you later. ah, let's get to the bottom line. what does a new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? it's very hard to say we're the escalations stopped. is it a mistake to open up? is that a pandora's box? if you want to be ready for the next pandemic, you figure out this the bottom li

on sunday. meteorologists are warning of above average monsoon rains for the month of august in bucharest on on sunday we see that weather weekend into sin providence not too far away from karachi. here's a deal for turkey, your temperature and it's stumble. it's going to walk in to the low thirty's, over the next few days. button may see a few bits of rain there. next, stop africa and for sedans. what star for providence? we've seen some flooding there, almost 2000 homes destroyed, but i got to get you to the south because for south africa was eastern cape province. those winds will be a factor over the course of the weekend, gusting up to 65 kilometers per hour. that's your update by for now. still ahead on al jazeera as a left, his prepares, delayed columbia for the 1st time. we look at how his conservative predecessor has fared over the past 4 years. and coming up and support this gulf, a native, a leg up to produce as a per recovery at the women's open. ah, new voices heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners with, kimberly here, but i really think in their own country shifting

it through the balkans, rumbling through the balkans and see a big drop in the temperatures for bucharest. so showers and thunderstorms, cooling the atmosphere from 37 down to 31, were locked in our temperatures in to the low thirty's for both greece and turkey may see the od showered pop up for western turkey. and for the other side of the mediterranean bone, dry, maybe a shower in the south or the north, but again, nothing major. or we do have major rain. it's coming off the t o. p in highlands through nigeria, along that border with beneath and fighting toward the south plenty of sun, but there is still some showers around my poot, so, and breezy conditions. but otherwise, a lot of fun to go round, including keep down with the high of 19 degrees on tuesday. ok. i'm out of time. we'll see you soon. take care. the ah ah. ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, ah ah, well, the back at a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, almost 24 hours after it was declared, the cease fire between israel and the palestinian islami

including bulgaria and romania, bucharest decided not to wait and has already begun distributing freene tablets to all citizens under 40 years old. and now about what shocked the united states and the whole world today. almost no more than the nuclear threat unprecedented in the history of the country, the american congressmen called the fbi operation in the now donald trump, hundreds of agents at once looked for some documents in his house that allegedly pose a threat to the national security of the congressmen. now demands from the fbi an immediate report of specific facts, who will prove in the country of the world that the past search is not an attempt to crack down on a presidential candidate in the upcoming elections in 24, the report of denis davydov come here sound this is the police, who, together with the feds, raided the deer, donald trump's house nothing like this happened before. we don't know how all this will end with the news that the fbi is searching the house of the former president, the stunning trump house was searched for almost 9 hours all day from 10 am to 7:00

then we've got bursts of rain for western areas of pole in the heat, been shoved into romania, so bucharest, coming in at $35.00 degrees. ok, me see, some showers sneak into assemble on friday with a high of 30 but for the other side of the mediterranean, things are drying off temperatures going up lives. been sky high of 33 degrees. south africa. we go in that rain that was around n jemina now pouring into northern nigeria. that's certainly not good news because we could see some more flooding. dare some showers, and winds start to dance into cause, hulu. no tall. so durban scott, a high of 20 degrees on friday. that's it. we'll see soon the what is life wind in maximum security prison in this to part special report, 118 goes behind 5, singapore showing you prison. on out just 0. i l g 0. which is a whole new voice to heating up the airway. lot of chinese listener can really hear what they really think in their own country. seeing paleface is the rise of citizen. journalism has changed everything. how do you happen? you pop in on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream nar

this is for the 1st time in bucharest on that so many controversial people have been given k ministry for him. ron con, of course, will be at been in the border there did. there's time for a re election. he of course, has been saying that the country grave economic crisis. i got the president government has failed to deliver. we're here to support him. don con. because what he's doing he's, he's doing something for focused on and we, we support him because at this moment we don't see anybody else who can take back his thoughts out of the problems. you know, we are into our, the moment we are here because the level of the country did not care for it in bron gone onward and beyond. you see him, ron con, potentially leading us out of this situation. a message from him will be to hold general electrons as soon as possible because only a government of freshman dead will be in a position delivered to the people of pakistan. well, united nations is said that at least 77 people have died during storms and flash flooding in yemen. in the past 2 weeks, hums and farms have been damaged and sever

embassy in bucharest, romania, was tipped off to your misdeeds and alerted the local authoritieoritiesmightn juliommitting human trafficking ,given that this is the same charge they leveled against julian assange or a specie oskepticas skeptical. buhut i want to know the detail. were you arrested for human trafficking? what happened?uffere yeah, i was not arrested. c soas whae t happened is i suffea from a case of swotting. it's very popular with people ir who arnee on the internet. many large you tubers have beene swatted. it's where you call the policea swat and you say somebody has a gun or there's a hostage situation and the swat team arrives. somebody made a phone call to the american embassy saying that i wasn at holding women ati my house. the police arrived and let mes state this now. i state this openly to the world. i have pol absolute respect fora the police. conould hate to live i a country where if you callha poe police saying women are being held against their will, that the police don't responlid that would be terrible. ofey t coursurnee they should ce and look. absolute

centuries ended up on the other side of the curtain, warsaw and berlin prague and vienna budapest build bucharestts and quite the population of the cities surrounding them. and the regions fell into the sphere from the soviet influence, this influence manifests itself in various forms, but no one can get away from it. in the ussr, this speech was considered a signal for the start of the cold war, a simple phrase about the iron curtain became a very real information political and even the border barrier that isolated the soviet union and the socialist countries from the capitalist west, the destruction of the berlin wall. in november 1989 , it became not only a turning point in world history, but also a symbol of the fall of the iron curtain. the soviet union has not been on the political map of the world for more than 30 years, but the cause of the north atlantic alliance, which was created as a counterweight to the red threat , continues to live and among the main goals is the same. a convenient target and thoughts of a new iron curtain. again excites european politicians, but the ukrainian auth