is it possible that such a crossing is somehow able to save or strengthen the russian army in kherson, but on the other hand, there are reports that they are using this password to strengthen their army, what do you say? the crossing will never in any way provide for these needs of the russian army, it must be understood that for the group that is currently located on the right of the dnieper network, you simply need 1,000 tons of cargo that should be transferred daily, we are talking about fuel, we are talking about ammunition, we are talking about dozens of other items, we need to transport equipment, we need to take out the wounded, and so on and so on and so on . crossing, and even from this capacity, it can be predicted that it is very limited in its carrying capacity, but at the same time, it must be understood that the enemy uses it in order to cover yourself with a living human shield, as for the precise er, that is, the armed forces of ukraine are no longer so free in their actions to attack this crossing, taking into account that there may be peaceful, er, peaceful citizens

the red cross reports that they this was explained to the parties to the conflict in advance.conflict are obliged to ensure the protection of prisoners of war from acts of violence, intimidation and public interest, as well as from the consequences of military actions . and the red cross sent their representatives to the deer in the red cross at the moment they say that they invited access to the colony but from russia has no answer well, literally right now in kyiv on sofiyivska square there is an action of relatives of ukrainian prisoners of war, in particular those who were killed in a deer pen, and now the journalist of radio svoboda roksolana is at the action. that they require relatives, they made such an assistant in which they acted out that the russian language was burned, they burned checkers from the beds of ukrainian soldiers who were taken prisoner , and now yevgenia suharenko is next to me, that's all the father of the azov man with the callsigns of the reporter and is in the reindeer herder yevgeny tell us what we will do now about your car that is why we have g

did not say anything , first of all, to the international committee of the red cross, its policy is not for it is not about going to press conferences and making any misleading statements, because from their point of view, any statement will limit the possibilities of the international committee of the red cross and further get to the prisoners of war, so they, in this regard, pay attention to working with governments, they are the government provide information about what they saw, what they heard, and what the vlad government can use, including the legal processing of issues related to the violation of the rights of prisoners of war, and as far as i know, the international committee of the red cross was only allowed into the deer park once, when it was above the first stage when the prisoners of war were only brought to the deer park, after that the russian federation did not give any opportunity to anyone, no international organizations, i emphasize that the international committee of the red cross does not have exclusive of humanitarian activities, the geneva conventions will be

department, they say that the result is satisfactory, because last year they recorded 800 attempts to cross the border per day, now this figure has decreased several times to 500 attempts per day. maria chernyakhivska ihor antonyuk from poland for the espresso tv channel, what is interesting is that even for animals, for pets , such transitions are provided without visas, without passports, without anything , because you can see the animals on the best account, it is not visible . it's one and a half meters, so somehow i calculated it well. i think maybe it's 5.5 m, and then i thought. maybe there are exactly three putins, which means that putin stands alone on his head three times, or two doubles at the bottom and one at the top. kyrylo bohdan said that a lot of putin doppelgangers and here they are all standing on top of each other, then it 's already the third - anyway, he can't even look over the fence, well, in this, i'm uh, 3.5 putin, yes, three and a half, if only three and three, then you have a very good opinion about his height he doesn't have the 1.83 m of the napoleonic lukashen

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this cross is growing.oment this cross knew, then it was one check of christ which was not. but this epic is different. from the cross, it seems, he was born in the village. ilya muromets himself and he, when he came to kiev and bowed to this cross. and you can read a pancake exactly olivier that he was born in the village, karacharovo woody from murom, but the russians say that he was born there. well , that’s it, it’s right for us, in short, and the tour vitru has a look at how m and t are written, this cross is almost the same. he still increased, i don’t know how many centimeters, but 10 centimeters was young. well, that was the time. turov crosses know everything, but nobody here. in general, appearances were baptized here, if you dig deeper, in the history itself, then it was the princess, olga, who brought it when, when she received baptism near constantinople, she was carrying crosses to her small homeland. dioceses there, as it is written sailed against chechnya yes, they carried them on boats agai

and we are asking, why are these migrant crossing still happening? why people still dying, etc? that is our conversation today. we start with the international organization for migration. he is that a rico soda situated mediterranean continues to be our number of this year and continue to have various conditions in the detention center where we are place. we don't consider it to be safe and therefore said martin locations need to be searching ration and the responsibility share of this mandatory practice in mediterranean. i guess today i have all got experience when it comes to migrant crossings across the mediterranean. molly, welcome nicholas. get to have you alessandra. welcome, lovely tap to expertise on today's show. molly, please introduce yourself to global audience. hi, my name is molly black, who? i'm a reporter at b. i need paper based in london. get to have you nicholas, welcome to the string. please introduce yourself. yes, thank you for me. my name is nicholas of exercise, and i am the head of vision of them in santa pumps. yeah. and their doctors without borders in

look, we cooperate with the red cross of ukraine and the red cross directly, as well as these organizations that are the guarantors that everything will be fine with these soldiers who are in captivity, but as we see that there is no guarantee at the moment because it is not allowed, not even from our side, the red cross, nor the international committee of the red cross, nor does russia allow any humanitarian aid, it does not reach our servicemen who are actually in captivity about some kind of geneva convention. there is also no mention there because russia does not follow anything at all in connection with servicemen, we don't have any, that is, i haven't heard from my husband since april 10, when he simply disappeared from them. yes, i i still don't hear him, i just already know that he is in captivity, but in what conditions is he in? and how do you know that he is there, roksolana ? the conditions are horrible the housing conditions, there is not enough food, they drink technical water, there is no way to even wash , it is elementary, what is happening is violence, moral and physical,

have me crossing the, made any before you could pitch in the file. and that there are any differences that, that we are seeing in terms of a policy approach. and i think also more publicly and there's a real lack of understanding, i think. and i have to say, you know, even if someone who works in this area, what's going on in the mediterranean is something that even i did not know huge amount about in a way to everybody, you know, what was going on in ukraine and hugely important. and valuable, but you do you see a discrepancy and public knowledge show money? i just pull that up because our online community right now, what we're mentioning that difference between ukraine, refugees and then people trying to cross the mediterranean one more way. i want to include very briefly interact, conversation, and this is maurice. he spoke to us just a few hours ago. this is the point that he wanted to make and say that we need actual government policy. that look you has to end is draconian pushback policies whereby migrants are being obstructed from reaching you

so people are crossing at the crossing and here are my subordinates at that moment crossing and justet them there, that is. i would like to clarify the crossing was organized across the bridge or is it some kind of ferry crossing. a pontoon crossing, which is not on the bridge , not on the bridge, uh, not far from the bridge, there is a ferry loading cars onto it. and well, cars, that is, people are crossing from left to right, while the post is being repaired, that is, it turns out that this shelling , uh, these missiles hit not only the structure itself, but also the crossing. i understand you correctly . i can't clarify for you. here are the pieces i know scattered from the bridge. sergeevich and when you should have no like, uh, detailed information, when to contact you, maybe you will have some hmm more specific details, you need to contact those people who are involved in this. uh, and i think that the information itself more detailed will lie. yes, sergey now . thank you for agreeing to promptly contact the studio directly and answer questions. we will wait for more detailed i

and more crossings this morning, simon., even though it is much more windy at sea today than it was yesterday. monday was hugely busy for the emergency services, coastguard, border force and mod. if you look down there you can see some of the boats that have been used in recent days. yesterday there was an average of 48 people per boat. it gives you a sense of how overcrowded they are and how dangerous this crossing remains. what's clear is the french authorities will only intervene at see if a boat gets into difficulty. otherwise they will shadow boats until they get halfway across the channel and then they become the cross responsibly of the british authorities which is why so many people are picked up at sea and brought here. the government has promised to make this route unviable and money has been given to the french to patrolled beaches on northern france. the mod has been brought in to increase surveillance but the numbers have continued to grow. there has been some talk in calais of a summer sale, of people smuggler

that was my hardest crossing so far. he - was my hardest crossing so far.aining over the next few weeks. a story is gaining traction around the world, raising money and awareness for those who have been too afraid to talk. climbing all of scotland's munros, or mountains, is a rite of passage for some hill walkers. but can you imagine scaling all 282 summits at the age of 82? nick gardner from the highlands set himself the challenge after his wife was taken into care. let's hearfrom him. being with my wife is very challenging. because she does know me, challenging. because she does know me. but— challenging. because she does know me, but onlyjust. when your partner has alzheimer's, the problems are very severe. it has helped me to deal with those problems. when i could no longer look after her, that was the game changer. that one really knocked me over. and i thought, "i have got to get a focus on life that was going to last a while." just doing, say, a marathon wouldn't be sufficient. once i had done it, the challenge is over. i had to have a challenge that

in that including the floating crossing there made of mincemeat, they are now arranging and hastilyrface of the antonov bridge and crossing it with these floating pontoons that they made near the antonov bridge, they are playing them explosions were heard by boats, again traditionally in recent times in novaya kakhovka in boryslav, that is , our armed forces consistently destroy the television, the enemy's stocks are just keeping the transport artery under fire control, that is, today is such a day, you know. well, a busy artillery day, as they say, and night mr. sergey, what is there in more detail about the bridge, because we, er, literally yesterday was the last message, so it is not suitable for movement now, why is it being repeatedly hit, this bridge is not suitable for movement after the last explosions, well, the occupiers closed it off, and after the last explosions, again, you know, they haven’t adjusted in recent times, and they made such a certain supply of construction materials for themselves, and near the antoniv bridge, they stole metal from the repair plant of khers

prayer cross.lready carried from athos to vladivostok , he took off and to the international space station. today, you can bow to the orthodox symbol in the minsk church of all mourners joy along pritytsky street not everyone has the opportunity to come all this to attach to this great shrine. and so the decision was made until the age of 23. next year there will be a great feast on june 11, with the twentieth year it will be 6 years since the cross was revealed from heaven. here, take zoya's party to the party in holy russia, and tomorrow we are already starting to move along the borders of belarus . god grant that all your great god-saving republic protects that demonism that can attack from other places. godunov cross will stay in belarus until november, you can follow his movement on the website of the belarusian orthodox church. for example, tomorrow the cross will move to polotsk along with the relic. on the journey, two images of the mother of god and the icon of st. zosima of enats. whom th

people crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and _ crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and the _ crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and the prices _ crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and the prices seem - crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and the prices seem to . traffickers and the prices seem to have _ traffickers and the prices seem to have gone — traffickers and the prices seem to have gone down and are charging very desperate _ have gone down and are charging very desperate asylum—seekers sometimes, refugees— desperate asylum—seekers sometimes, refugees as _ desperate asylum—seekers sometimes, refugees as we discussed before, fleeing _ refugees as we discussed before, fleeing conflicts is some really terrible — fleeing conflicts is some really terrible things and it's only desperate people who take these risks very— desperate people who take these risks very dangerous crossing for these _ risks very dangerous crossing for these rubber dinghies of the being loaded _ these rubber dinghies of the being loaded

so people know before they have to cross whether they have a be there. and we will be able to come to the you k through official channels, if you want to speak asylum in the u. k, you have to do the on u k. so that's one of the reasons that people think that these crossing the happen a because you actually have to me coffee the made up any before you commit to finding that there are certainly differences that we are seeing in terms of a policy approved. and i think also more publicly and there's a real lack of understanding, i think. and i have to say, you know, even if someone who works in this area, what's going on in the mediterranean is something that even i did not know huge amount about in a way that everybody, you know, what was going on in ukraine and huge the important and valuable, but you do you see a discrepancy and public knowledge show money? i just pull that up because our online community right now, what we're mentioning that difference between ukraine, refugees and then people trying to cross the mediterranean one more way. i want to inc

we did try to cross what they call border and we actually called administrative crossings, but actually it's been very tense. and yesterday on saturday they were the war sirens from 5 pm in cosmo. for example, in the town of meter it's, i've been talking to some people, they actually didn't know what was happening. they felt the pressure, they knew something was going on. they felt a bigger presence of police in the region, but they were advised to stay at home and then the sirens went off again at 10 p. m . so before the president appeared there and said that the ban on to be in documents and ideas and license plate was actually delayed or postponed for the 1st of september. people couldn't, couldn't actually come. do you think that the decision to postpone restrictions on the documents will help to de escalate tensions? or do you expect that the real boiling point has really just been pushed back a month? i think has been pushed back a month. and the thing that to the government is waiting for now is new negotiations with taking place in brussels. that's actually the only way they can

continues, uh, well, the pontoon crossing continues to operate there, uh, the ferry crossing, whichis pulled by boats from one part of the coast to another, ot well, in principle antonov bridge, i haven’t actually been able to move for several weeks, so there is information that passenger cars are coming. well, there is a suspicion that, what can we say? between the damage and the holes, the russian troops are still in some to some extent, those moving certain weapons could or can maneuver from the left to the right bank. but again, well, as every day proves, and this phenomenon is temporary. i think that at any moment the matter will be brought to the point that the communication will be completely stopped, mr. counselor crossing from march, you can confirm this information, what is a similar russian crossing, well, this is part of the pontoon bridges, in fact, what are the several sections of the boats connected to each other, or, well, two boats are clinging, and these uh-e parts of the pontoon bridge are driving there, civil engineering is being put between them military equipme

prepared to cross at the southside. it was now a race. would need an grant succeeded overwhelming beauregard's exhausted men before the army of northern virginia would arrive? kershaw's division began its march to petersburg at 3:00 in the morning in a few hours later hill's men started tramping across the pontoon bridges at schaefer's bluff oilfields brigade left their trenches and followed and kershaw's footsteps. union forces were also on a move that morning reacting to these nighttime orders to convince support needed to advance. for course the 18th of seven benefit from north to south lurched forward prepared to engage in some places they met little resistance but most of the would-be attackers uncovered the abandon lines of the subsix line. lee told his corps commander to prepare a new attack on the harris line. the 18th and second core press forward but soon discovered that the rebel works on their front were well purported -- well-prepared and adequately manned in there'll efforts came to not. further south "the

either south or poised to cross it. now, in order to follow that other precept of convincingly lee he was moving towards richmond, north of the james river the way mcallen had approached it in 1862, meade said two divisions of the core and number grade of cavalry toward an important crossroads known as glendale, or on this map, riddles shop. you can see it better than i can. there it is, right there. that is glendale. it's where the big battle took place on june 30th of 1862. a sharp fight on june 13th left modest casualties and glendale and confederate hands. but reinforce the notion and leaves mind that this thrust might actually represent grants next attempt to capture richmond. this is not to say that lee was insensible to the possibility of grant going across the james. the confederate commander's primary responsibility was what? richmond. to protect richmond. unless he could be sure that grant would not threaten the confederate capital, lee would maintain his position on the north side. counting on the army of bea

and the most important thing is that you can destroy such a crossing with just one projectile.hey will destroy it simply . vladimir, what prospects do the enemy have ? the message from the press service of the operative group of kakhovka troops that in fact the armed forces of ukraine cut off the occupiers from the supply of weapons and personal e-e personnel from crimea remained there are some pischi canals, literally, and all these pischi canals are exactly the bridges that are there, they have not been completely destroyed from them to cross. transfer of reinforcements, but they probably won't do that anymore. because those on the right bank are the optimal number for defense, and the optimal number is not only optimal in terms of numbers, but also the quality of these troops, and light infantry formations that do not need a large number of which and a large number of heavy shells, therefore, most likely, the first consequence of this fire control, which has really been installed here in recent days, i can confirm without any irony that this is already similar on fire contro

after that, i communicate almost every day with the international committee of the red cross and with representatives of the organization of the of the united nations, according to their information that they gave me, at the moment there is no official permission from the russian side regarding the arrival of their employees to the deer park. the investigative team in the deer park, is it correct? i understand that russia still has no answer to such a proposal of theirs, so publicly, the russian federation declares that it is creating the conditions for this un mission to come, in fact, this is not happening at all, we at the united nations have a lot of questions that is, in my opinion, an organization that was created as a result of the second world war so that the third world war would never take place and that no country could start its aggressive policy there, or if it starts there was a very harsh and quick reaction, in fact, what we see is that it does not cope with any challenges , what kind of reaction was there in 2014, well, in fact, there was no inherent one, and this, in

and during this month, i personally did not see any changes in the red cross in the work of the red crossay for myself that the red cross never once came to me with good news, or at all with any news, did not call, did not write, and even did not respond to any letter that i personally wrote and sent, because of the work of the red cross. do not see as the other relatives don't see, a-a, hand over the letters , i'm sorry, it was too much, er, i'm saying back in may, when it was supposed to be, and hand over the letters after 100 days, how are they in captivity, well, i'm sorry, they must already be not just in captivity, they they already have and they should be at home to deliver letters by now i don’t see this please tell me what are the organizations of the structure of the state power in ukraine that are related to the prisoners and their exchange, unlike the red cross, they communicate with relatives ours, of course, communicate as much as it is perhaps they tell us as much as possible what they can tell us, that is , there are no questions for our authorities to date, they are doing

torture is used en masse. the international committee of the red cross is not allowed, in my opinion,ecisely so that the internationalists do not see the traces of torture from such a terrible attitude, they are simply not allowed by all these facts. in addition to checking, they are being generalized, criminal proceedings are being opened, specific names of servicemen of the russian federation are being established, believe me , all this becomes such an additional argument for opening a separate criminal court, a separate tribunal, which must condemn all actions not only of specific servicemen of the russian federation, but also the leadership of this country, who gave the order, the information appeared literally before since you and i met because of intelligence that on independence day the russians may be preparing a public trial in mariupol over part of those defenders in mariupol who are there and well, the intelligence forecasts are very scary. that the russians can launch a missile attack on this place. can we somehow help in this? well, regarding what will happen in mariupol,

next stop checkpoint charlie the most famous border crossing here. i mean, susanna mueller of the berlin wall memorial don't. can anybody this page or you can see how huge this quadrant crossing was? it stretched over 2 locks on, had various truck and station asked here yet the allies guard house always retained its provisional form, light, frame construction made from lord or later, a metal container. lots of symbolism and lots of irony. the only thing remaining here to day is a replica of this provisional allied control booth. the g d r is massive. border complex as long gotten had lined lin checkpoint charlie, so famous wine has everybody who comes to berlin heard of it. they love written com, the fake one chinese, like charlie became famous due to an event that took place here 60 years ago. in october 1961, american and silvia tearing spiced off your during the hottest phase of the cold, or those images went around the world give and made this place famous. and that fame has lasted to this day. even get the other, are a lot of tourists around, it

well, who, if not the red cross and the un, who took responsibility for preserving the vital health of the ukrainian military, who now can guarantee it for the future and in particular even after the return of the bodies, we found ourselves in a situation where the entire international un system cannot give a guarantee to save at least one person from captivity. shelling, and then your colleague ms. vira, a journalist of radio liberty, was killed on the very day when the un secretary general was in kyiv, they can not protect and even give security guarantees to their secretary general during his visit , the situation we found ourselves in is the destruction of the international peace system and security, and that is why russia simply blatantly ignores all the decisions of international organizations and the requirements of international humanitarian law. well, it turns out that ukraine probably had no choice then. these are the only organizations that they gave at least some guarantees for the future, even uh, they should not be trusted. i understood correctly, no, i did not mean this,

by the way, your opinion is the position of the red cross, it is determined by the functional, we doligations by the statute somehow what they have is it still possible for them to have a pro-russian position there? i think that the functional should always be such an organization from therefore it is an organization that can act on different sides of the front tried to act on different sides of the front even during the second world war it was recognized by the nazis, they allowed he went to certain camps, well, not all of them, of course, you understand, there were many camps where there were no representatives of the cross, but in the camp for prisoners of war, they let them go, they allowed it solve certain fc point problems there and vice versa on the other side of the front line, too, if the red cross cannot act in this way, it will lose its meaning, and by the way, we see that life is shifting because the red cross was created by switzerland, switzerland has always been the guarantor of its neutrality, now that switzerland has said that she wanted to represent the interests of

will actually shell the crossing. but the villages right next to it, they do get hit and they do get hit on quite a frequent basis. a lot of evidence of shelling around there. but the real question on people's minds is why, if the crossing is not being blocked as it has been over the past few days by heavy rain, by flooded fields, why can so many people cross and go into russian-controlled territory and all those 6,000 people wait on the other side cannot come out? and the conclusion people here are coming to is that russia won't let them leave russian-controlled territory. that's a concern, and that speaks to the issue of human shields, and that speaks again to that issue that there could be a military offensive going from either direction here in the near future. >> yeah. interesting. good to get that perspective from you on the ground. our thanks to you, nic robertson, and your team. >>> well, in the east russia claims at least three people are dead after a ukrainian strike in the donetsk region. ukraine's artiller

here's a voucher that we have to cross the border with 1:00 to 2 at this time, the approximate said,5 hours from here, well, it is clear that the russian part of the border crossing. empty queues have accumulated at the exit from estonia by advance booking, the delay is 11 hours, that is, booked time. now they will cross the border only in the morning, but in reality , the waiting time already exceeds a day on the website of the border checkpoint in narva, more than 900 cars have already accumulated in the waiting area ; already used to their turn. they wait for several days. i waited almost 4 days to pass it live. their turn, well, because it crosses the trucks, in addition to the live line, it’s still armored, so the line stretches and moves away. the reasons for such frank sluggishness of the border guards are explained by those who still managed to escape from estonian captivity instead of ten people in the zone. there is only one screener in the queue and i think they will get bigger and bigger they are constantly taking breaks, but not i know there for coffee, there are five ca

sale gives migrants cutprice crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and _ crossings.es seem - crossings. whose doing this? people traffickers and the prices seem to . traffickers and the prices seem to have _ traffickers and the prices seem to have gone — traffickers and the prices seem to have gone down and are charging very desperate _ have gone down and are charging very desperate asylum—seekers sometimes, refugees— desperate asylum—seekers sometimes, refugees as _ desperate asylum—seekers sometimes, refugees as we discussed before, fleeing _ refugees as we discussed before, fleeing conflicts is some really terrible — fleeing conflicts is some really terrible things and it's only desperate people who take these risks very— desperate people who take these risks very dangerous crossing for these _ risks very dangerous crossing for these rubber dinghies of the being loaded _ these rubber dinghies of the being loaded on and it's very dangerous and lots _ loaded on and it's very dangerous and lots of— loaded on and it's very dangerous and lots of people lost their lives

, not a pontoon crossing the city, but this is the panton crossing the crossing still carries the civiliann on it to a greater or lesser extent. they will hit this crossing and it will be possible to show a few ukrainians who died there, this is what they say ukrainian troops are doing. in the month of april, they were actively transported along with their children, hoping that they would have the opportunity to settle down and enjoy the ukrainian across the ukrainian sea, through the kherson region, at the end of the day, they are now packing their bags and actively fleeing and fleeing not only to the crimea, but fleeing there to the mainland of russia and of course drinking. and those who are there, we are already used to in connection with the heat, which was especially observed yesterday. i think that when a part of the crimeans is far from what we saw during the 2014 referendum, a part of the crimeans supported the occupier and supported russia by becoming traitors traitors of the ukrainian land to themselves because all of them, their children, went to ukrainian schools and they said

this cross is growing.is cross, then it was one of those crosses that did not exist. but this epic is different. from the cross, it seems, he was born in the village. ilya muromets himself and he, when he went to kiev, he came and bowed this cross. and you can read the pancake exactly polye, that he was born in the village, karacharovo woody. here is murom, but the russians say that he was born there, well, everything, it suits us, in short, and the ant tours. if you look at how m and t are written, this cross is almost the same. he still increased, i don’t know how many centimeters. well, he was young by an inch. well, that was the time. turov crosses know everything, but nobody here. in general , appearances were baptized here, if you dig deeper, near history itself, then it is the princess, olga, and brought it when, when she was baptized in constantinople, she was carrying crosses to her small homeland. dioceses there, as it is written sailed against the current. come on, they were carried on boats agai

they're also very close to border crossings to serbia after the incidence. now the west african country of synagogue president mackey sells. whirling coalition has claimed victory in parliamentary elections. a spokesman for the group says it has retained its majority in the national assembly. taking 30 of 46 administrative departments. the opposition has disputed the outcome election. observe a site voter turnout was low and the final tally won't be in for civil dice. president mack, his so got his vote in early, though his party currently holds 75 percent of seats and parliament. his popularity has been waning. senegal is one of the regions most stable democracies, that it's economy struggling. the ukraine war has seen food and fuel prices skyrocket, leading ordinary senegalese to worry about their future. i mean, if we are among our concerns, our education at the high cost of living and youth employment, the presumptuous vision all day long, even with the grease, young people still can't find jobs that will be in some families. the parents pensions are the

they have the right to cross the borders with poland even after the 90 days of visa-free travel haveexpired. from july 22, poland submitted to the european commission new residence documents, among them, a certificate from the application, which confirms that a citizen of ukraine has received a pesel number and is in poland after presenting the application and a valid passport to the border guard can cross external borders, come to poland and stay here during the period of validity of these documents, ukrainians who have temporary shelter in poland can also travel to other countries of the schengen zone, visa-free days will be counted from the moment of uploading documents to the application until the issue is resolved in this way only for adults who can have documents in the application, leave on the basis of a passport application, children cannot have this application if they travel with parents who have a certificate they cross the border with the consent of the chief commandant of the border post veronika, for example, traveled from ukraine to poland with her son, she says she w

the red cross stated that it did not guarantee the safety of ukrainian prisoners.e about the role of the red cross in the international armed conflict in ukraine , our work on providing aid to prisoners of war and what the geneva conventions say about their rights and they say in the red cross, the russians of the ukrainians should figure it out themselves. so, after what happened in olenivka, who do you think can figure out what happened in this pre-trial detention center and who should still return the issue of exchange or return of the azovians to their homeland, who should to play the main role well, unfortunately, there were not so many options, there were two more organizations and there were also certain leaders of the states, the leaders of the states stepped aside, we were not able to bring the negotiations to a logical conclusion that the people who will be asked to be immediately either given to ukraine or given to the project well, as extradition to a third country, in particular, it was talked about uh, first of all, about turkey, where would they stay

back in 2018, just 299 people made the crossing.ekers to rwanda would act as a deterrent, but the first flight was grounded and the policy is facing challenges in the courts. groups supporting refugees in kent say more safe and legal routes are needed for those wanting to claim asylum to try to stop the crossings. it's incredibly dangerous, it is the busiest shipping lane in the world. it's easy to look out on days like today in the beautiful sunshine and forgetjust how dangerous it is. it's incredibly windy, very dangerous. why don't people claim asylum in france, which is a safe country? many people do claim asylum in france and in other countries in the eu. the main reason people come here is they have english as a second language, they have family connections. it gives them a head start. the government, though, says the rise in dangerous channel crossings is unacceptable. it says its nationality and borders act will break the model of the people smugglers, so determined to exploit the vulnerable. simonjones, bbc news, london. en

the border , the specialist says that it is the seal that means nothing in particular if we cross the border directly between poland and ukraine, then every entry is registered in the electronic database in this way, it is the head of the seal now ukrainians of legal age who crossed the polish border after february 24 and issued a pesel have the same rights in poland as foreigners with a temporary residence card, but it is worth considering that ukrainians who have polish asylum can stay in other countries for no more than 30 days at a time without losing of status maria chernyakhivska ihor antonyuk for the espresso tv channel from warsaw the victory of our ukrainian kayaking and canoeing team won five medals at the world championships in total they won two gold, one silver and two bronze awards ukrainian athletes took seventh place in the overall team standings three medals were won by a female canoeist lyudmila guzan won a silver medal in canoe two 500 with lyudmila luzantseva, anastasiya cheverikova won bronze medals for kayakers igor trunov, oleg the cook dmytro danylenko and ivan

but me really pushes on her next appointment is with the greek red cross to day australian red cross colleagues have been invited to is to give a talk. in some parts of australia to day temperatures can reach around 50 degrees celsius. they explain how the emergency surfaces, their help particularly vulnerable groups during extreme heat waves for the heat officer speaking to those at risk is highly important. preparing people to be able to help her people before they get really sick so that we can tell them what to do . and if they start having symptoms, somebody's there that can answer a phone or can be next to them to help them. so they don't end up in the hospital, but in the basement of the red cross building, the helpers pack their backpacks and prepare for action. we have we have ha, ha mobiles, station we have our bicycle groups. so volunteers of red cross are everywhere giving 1st aid to people's that they, they have been are under the sun for too many time or air. we also have services at home, where the department of health of red cross has our data for people that they are

withdrawal of our fighters for growth in the role of mediators, the red cross stated that it did not the safety of ukrainian prisoners, he said that they could not guarantee it and that only the parties to the conflict can do it, there are many questions about the role of the red cross. they write about our work in the international armed conflict in ukraine to provide assistance to prisoners of war and about the fact that the geneva conventions speak about their rights and say that in the red cross, russians and ukrainians have their own to figure this out after what happened in the deer park, who according to you can figure out what happened in this pre-trial detention center and who should still return the issue of exchange or return of azov citizens to their homeland who should play the main role well, unfortunately, there were not so many options, there were only two organizations and certain state leaders were present at the negotiations, the state leaders stepped aside, we were not able to bring the negotiations to a logical conclusion on the subject of people who would surren

. fik we will have another go, so keep your fingers crossed.— your fingers crossed. 0k and jonathan. —jonathan, just explain - your fingers crossed. 0k and jonathan, just explain widerl jonathan, just explain wider significance of this mission because some viewers might say hang on, we went to the moon half a century ago, what's all this about?— what's all this about? indeed, and if ou what's all this about? indeed, and if you look — what's all this about? indeed, and if you look at _ what's all this about? indeed, and if you look at this _ what's all this about? indeed, and if you look at this rocket _ what's all this about? indeed, and if you look at this rocket and - what's all this about? indeed, and if you look at this rocket and the l if you look at this rocket and the capsule that is on the top, you will kind of say it looks a bit like the satellite five and the apollo command module. and indeed, they do and part of that is because the physics hasn't changed in 50 years, you will have noticed that, but believe me, there is a tremendous amount of new technology in these vehicles.

joined this, but it should be noted that the red cross is not a military structure. they can not break through with battles and well, by force and to achieve their no, they rely on the willingness of the subjects of hostilities to comply again with this international humanitarian law. if you are ready to comply with it and demonstrate it in every way, you were in how many prisoners are there in the deer park now , because i did not come across this information after this scream, what happened and the act of terror, when the azov people died , i did not find more information. well, i am not an insider, well, that is, i was, you know, so i can only operate with that information is made public again either by officials or appears in the mass media. well, again, i am inclined to think that today we do not have any reliable information about the number of, in principle , prisoners of war, about the number of people, well citizens of ukraine who are illegally detained in these concentration camps, in fact, well, even more so, we do not know about the conditions in which th

it is necessary that someone crossed that road and found our previous positions there in the bushes.put us in the cardinalates where we are. from here for well, i left dima with uh, with this guy, i say well, what do you want, damn it, dimon won't help, and let's go there myself somehow, there is such a rof, it's somewhere seven meters, a clay one like that where there once was a river, it dried up and there remained otaki with phosphate i fell toirov and hit my head it's very good for the cabin crew that it was a helmet, because i made it all the way to myself and the strength appeared. i'm on such an adrenaline rush that i understand why they left me. the house was left with no one, there are no policemen or ours, only shots of art, er, shots of art and sound and technology, the beer works. that's it. oh, the launch is normal, it went fine, fine, without work, we didn’t burn the wounds and they threw a mine at the fork, he immediately confessed how they gave me such a very useful, useful advice that when you were burned by the parliament, the only approach to the mortar , that is,

you know, they tried to cross it without, with their own license plate or i d 's. but i have to say only oh so that we heard from the prime minister going to beach. also saying that this is uni electoral decision of cruelty who is suppose the prime minister of course will because there are still negotiations going on. and everyone would like to situation to be ended on legation negotiations and not not like this, not by violently setting not, but this is a story that we will be keeping abreast of our teacher and this yet in a 1000000 church. thank you very much for joining us. winter is coming as the energy crisis hits countries across europe prior to the coldest part of the year. residents of germany's largest island react to the whole to the north stream to pipeline calling for to be put into operation. no hold for one. i have some questions for german government and the you, what problems do you have with russia? a war crimes country you say in that case, you should also have the same problems with the us. where do we want to get gas from? then of saudi arabia,

for border crossing. their evidence is not good but their leaves are remaining firm -- beliefs are remaining firm. >> even if it was effective, it is more effective shooting people coming over the border with machine guns and we do not do that. donald trump proposed various crazier things and they were rejected because they were so absurd. these mainly men who still believe that this is effective, you think given the uproar and the photographs and video of children screaming, wanting their parents, these powerful audio and video we all saw, no effect? no effect on them? >> i think a lot of them would say now that there was a big hullabaloo about family separation, many said reporters made these more dramatic than they actually were, it was not that bad and i think they may look to the fact that there is nothing to prevent family separation from occurring moving forward. the country opposed this, why has anything happened? when there was so much frustration across the political spectrum over family separat