because as you mentioned, there was a drone that struck a port near the danube river. this is a critical and one of the only remaining passageways for these ships to leave ukraine packed with grain and other food products making their way on the rest of the world. as you'll recall back in july, russia pulled out of that drone -- or that grain deal. this was critical because it allows the safe passage of these ships to make their way to the rest of the world. ukraine now accusing russia of trying to create this global food crisis, and a global food famine for many of the countries that depend heavily upon the grain that comes from ukraine. we know that there was a fire that broke out on one of these ports. we know that two people were injured. all this is coming just hours before russian president putin is expected to meet with turkey's president erdogan erdogan, along with the united nations help broke they're grain deal so the mission here from turkey's president is to try and push russia to join the grain deal once again so that these ships will be able to move freel

meanwhile, russia has continued to attack ukraine's port facilities along the danube river.mages of burning warehouses — it hasn't said exactly where they are. but — ukraine says that two russian kamikaze drones fell on the romanian side of the river — although there has been no confirmation of this from the romanian government. earlier i spoke to our diplomatic correspondent paul adams and i asked him if the replacement of the defence minister was indeed a surprise. so this was not unexpected. the defense ministry has been the object of a lot of criticism for allegations of corruption in matters of procurement. and even though those allegations don't really attach personally to mr reznikov, as the man in charge, it was becoming inevitable that he was going to stand down. so in some ways that came as very little surprise when president zelensky announced it last night. there's a parliamentary procedure which has to be followed, but i don't think there's any doubt that he will be replaced. and it's worth remembering that while mr reznikov was absolutely central in lobbying fo

intensifying so that we�*ve had for the last several nights attacks on those port facilities along the danube riverania, and since russia pulled out of the un brokered black sea grain initiative, which was brokered a year ago, since they pulled out of that injuly, ukraine has been trying to compensate by getting grain out along the danube and then boats that hug the romanian coast down to the port of constanza, and then the the ships can move from there. russia has been trying to stop this, and that is why we have seen these repeated drone attacks, wave upon wave of drone attacks at night. they�*re, ithink, aware that the ukrainian air defences in that region are not nearly as sophisticated as they are here in the capital in kyiv. the ukrainians do manage to shoot quite a few of those drones down, but every night we hear about damage, damage to storage facilities, damage to port infrastructure, and it is definitely having an impact and it is something that is worrying the ukrainians a great deal because exporting their grain is absolutely vital. paul, i mentioned antony blinken. talk me through the

. >>> in ukraine russian drones attacked ports along the danube river, infrastructure critical to grain experts at least two people were issued in this rare assault close to nato borders ukraine is a major supplier of grain to developing nations and western leaders have accused vladimir putin of threatening global food security with his war in ukraine for the latest on this we want to go live to meagan fitzgerald. megan, good morning. what else do we know about this most recent attack >> reporter: good morning, good to be with you according to ukrainian officials what we know is that they tell us some 25 of those iranian drones were launched, they received a barrage of these drones in the early morning hours on sunday, they were able to knock down 22, but a drone did hit and take out a port along the danube river this is critical and very important. this is one of the last remaining routes that ukraine has to be able to load up ships and ship them out from the black sea loaded with grain and other food to make their way to important countries on continents of africa in the middle east a

. >>> in ukraine, russian drones attack ports along the danube river. that infrastructure is critical to ukraine's grain exports at least two people were injured in the rare assault close to nato borders ukraine is a major supplier of grain to developing nations, and western leaders have accused vladimir putin of threatening global food security with his war in ukraine for the latest, we want to go live to meagan fitzgerald. good morning what do we know about this recent attack? >> good morning. good to be with you. what we know according to ukrainian officials is a barrage of these drones were launched a the southern part of the country. they have delegated about 25 of these drones these were iranian-style drones. they were able to shoot down 22. but as you mentioned, a drone struck a port in the danube river region in the south. this is incredibly important, because this is one of the main routes where these ukrainian ships loaded and packed with ukrainian grain and other food splice would make their way out of the black sea on to other developing nat

well, maybe he should stop destroying the great and exposing facilities that ukraine has on the danube river on the client's day with the laser as far as from creevy re thank you so much rob the faults to the head, to head on out of the buttons itself. declared transitional president releases a group of students who present the critical the bank. instead of trying to externalize the management of this positive teaching is here to be, to other countries. the europe, the members state should be trying to take control of this issue themselves. inside story on al jazeera, the september, which is india host the g 20 summit, where leading economies will discuss global challenges. generation sport meets the icons to a challenging preconceptions and using the platforms to change societies, wildly dis, gathering new york for the un general assembly with the ukraine and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. exploring the implications of us and you probably got those for the 1st amendment rights as celebration of quote and see is competition is expected of

and these port facilities feeding into the danube river system, especially around the port city of is mile. a number of warehouse and great handling facilities said to have been damaged in the reports of casualties. these grown attacks went on for around uh, 2 hours or so. uh this uh, all done you uh, exporting facilities have become extremely important, says the cancellation of the black sea grain deal in july and have been the target of repeated attacks with mold and a months now. but they will start to use a say that also keep was that targeted over nights the ad defenses were in operation at daybreak. the authorities saying they didn't total mouldings, the, the crews and ballistic missiles and drones being fired after ukraine with more than 2 thirds of those bank, intercepted and destroyed rob mcbride. i'll just say era creevy, the ukraine versus government is set to declare russians. wagner group as a terrorist organization, making it illegal to be a number or to support the private own me. a draft audit to be introduced and parliament will enable start to use to classify the wag

officials in ukraine say a number of russian drones have attacked the danube river port of izmail forfive days. the regional governor said the assault lasted for three hours and saw civil and port infrastructure facilities, an elevator and an administrative building damaged. one person sustained minor injuries. meanwhile, russia says it downed several ukrainian drones during attempted attacks on the capital moscow and the rostov and bryansk regions in the early hours of thursday. the latest overnight attacks come as the us secretary of state, antony blinken, continues a two—day visit to kyiv, during which he announced a further package of aid for ukraine worth more than a billion dollars. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, is in kyiv and gave us an update on the drone attacks. yeah, this is very much a pattern, as you just indicated, matthew. it's been going on for more than a month now and it seems to be intensifying so that we've had, for the last several nights, attacks on those port facilities along the danube river. now, the riverforms the border between ukraine and romani

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down uh most of these drones but 3 have hit uh that's how i gets and uh it seems that against the danube river ports were the target of these attacks. the daniel river paused, are the only poets in ukraine right now, exporting green via these ships. they leave through the daniel river and they leave directly into the romanian waters. so that not in, in uh, ukrainian waters where they are uh, likely to be attacked by the russians. that was one of the few safe export routes for gray. and besides the land, of course, of course it is, but these too much uh they, they don't have the same capacity as the c port. and it's very clear with russia is trying to do here versus trying to envelope and pose the full block block is on a grant exports from ukraine. that's why these ports and the odessa region also the black sea posts are frequently attacked. it also seems that ukraine has gotten better and shooting down these drones, but not at the same capability as they are, for example here and key, where rally any beside or drone tips that hog attending. that was meant to us, the building correspondent and

we need to focus on is odesa, we've seen several russian drone attacks, in port tears, on the danube riverorts, all of this coming ahead with a very important meeting with president erdogan, who is going to try to defy the black sea initiative grain deal. that deal is so key to ukraine being able to export grain to the rest of the world that's caused major issues across the market. the fact that russia is using this point in time to attack those ports is a reminder of why that deal is so important. and may be a way for russia to, let's say, come at a stronger position on the negotiating table when they speak to president erdogan later today. >> salma, thank you so much. >>> the annual burning manifest value has turned into a real mess this year. thousands are stuck in heavy rain, some are trying to make the most of it. details ahead. >>> authorities think they may be closing in on a convicted killer who escaped from a prison in philadelphia last week. >>> and three men are back from the international space station. more on their trip back home just up. for authentic seasonal scents that fi

groups , the liquidated production of self-propelled boats, as well as the tank farms-ports on the danube river, us secretary of state blinken in kiev, he held a meeting with kuleba negotiations should take place. with zelensky, they are ready to promise something this time. sergey lavrov has already arrived in jakarta for the east asian forum held talks with a colleague from india, where the g20 summit will be held in the coming days. how new delhi prepares to receive distinguished guests. floods in turkey greece bulgaria claimed the lives of several people it was all the fault of powerful tidal rains and even in moscow they extended the metro to the airport, vnukovo and the russians began to trust the quality of domestic products more. and first, more than seventy hazardous facilities were eliminated throughout russia as part of the federal clean country project , while by the end of next year thanks to this the program will improve the environmental situation for 20 million people. today in the kremlin, vladimir putin was told by the head of the ministry of natural resources, alexander kozlo

or again, the russian drones targeting the uh, the a great next bolting facilities close to the danube river in this area where the river ports from ukraine exports at food out of ukraine. with the cancellation of the black sea grain deal a couple of months ago, he's been finding alternative routes of that getting gets gray out to the world. so it does come with the fairly significant moments here we have blinking this visit. but as i said, this does seem to be a significant attack in the east of the k east of the country. the town of cost on she may, as we know, sofa 16 people killed, but many others we know engine for the robot brought. thanks very much for the update. rob and we'll get more from roll. but as the news out progressives and we get more information, the lobby to go now just take a look at those major storms, have hit pots of grease bulgaria and 2 kids. in the past 24 hours, heavy polls of triggered flash floods, causing widespread destruction, destruction in greece, storm daniel, back to its western and central regions. the floods for a major while fine. so we just recently b

two people were reported injured in the attack on the port along the danube river, which is now the mainor grain shipments since the black sea deal fell apart in july. tomorrow, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan is to meet russian president vladimir putin in the resort city of sochi to press russia to rejoin the deal. meanwhile, late today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said he is replacing his defense minister. in a statement, he said, after "more than 550 days of full-scale war," he believed the ministry needed "new approaches." a judge has thrown out a redistricting plan pushed by ron desantis saying it dilutes the voting power of black residents. at issue is the fifth congressional district. the redrawn map moved black voters into white districts essentially drawing a black , democratic incumbent out of office. the judge told the republican-controlled legislature to come up with a new map. the state's expected to appeal. and at the counterculture burning man festival in the remote desert outside reno, nevada, heavy rains triggered flash floods and stranded tens of thou

romanians to provide themselves with air defense, since romania is close to ukraine across the danube riverd there is a rather small distance between ukraine and romania, and to use air defense. for the protection of our river ports on the danube, reni and izmail , we will talk about all this in 16 minutes , please wait, vasyl , thank you, sergey. so, at 20:00, the verdict program serhii rudenko, his guests, please wait well, now yevhen pastukhov will tell us about the events in the world of sports personnel changes in the application of the ukrainian national team mykola shaparenko will not help the blue and yellow team in the september qualifiers for euro-2024 against the national teams of england and italy , the dynamo midfielder suffered an injury , it may take until three weeks before, mykola left the training camp of the national team in poland and went to kyiv, where he will recover under the supervision of dynamo club doctors . i will remind you that on september 9 in wroclaw, serhiy rebrov's team will formally play a home match against england, and on september 12 in milan, the ukr

water objects , first over the water area of ​​the black sea, then over the water area of ​​the danube riversuffered , despite the fact that 15 drones were destroyed, there are still hits on objects port infrastructure or agro-industrial enterprises, that is, the priority remains the same capacities that the enemy wants to knock out of ukraine's ability to be a full-fledged participant in the grain agreement, unfortunately, there are losses among the civilian population, one uhu agricultural enterprises received injuries incompatible with life, the agro-industrial complex of odeshchyna is actually being attacked now , not for the first day, with the help of drones, those attacks . should we expect that they will be long-lasting, that it will also happen in the following days, and precisely in such volumes that there are spare drones in the russians in this direction and how do they actually launch them, where do any of those who, based on those resources of eurof, accumulate in recent weeks, there were several cargo flights from tehran, and it can be concluded that they continue to produce o

russia has long, strong strikes against the grains, ukraine's grain pulled facilities and the danube river area in any every night. this past week, the attacks of highlighted the vulnerability of the green export route from mcbride reports from ukraine's odessa region along the one single road that connects the danube river ports with the rest of this vast country that route trucks everywhere . when they know driving that part by the side of the road, observing local curfews and traffic restrictions to stop the road surface being damaged in the heat of the day. waiting his ton to unload alexander co. c and co says the round trip can take days. but thousands of other drivers like him, like millions of that fellow citizens, this war has changed everything. what happened was that we don't know what would happen tomorrow or the day after ok. there's no clarity. and then what we want things back to normal and on. and so the one for more than a month, the river port facilities have been the regular targets of russian droned, attacks damaging ukraine's ability to export grain disability as got th

ukraine has rerouted grain shipments from the black sea to the danube river, and road and rail links.tress drew barrymore isn't bringing her daytime talk show back on the air after all, and says it will stay off the air until the writers and actors strikes are over. barrymore drew sharp criticism from striking writers and actors last week when she resumed taping. in may, barrymore had dropped out of hosting an mtv awards show because of the writers strike. other daytime talk shows have returned to air with new shows, and without their unionized writers. talk show hosts can work because they're covered by a separate union agreement. still to come on pbs news weekend what's at stake for the federal nutrition program that supports women, infants, and children. and how climate change affects fall foliage >> this is pbs news weekend from weta studios in washington, and -- washington. john: government data shows that healthcare workers are five times as likely to experience workplace violence as other workers. they accounted for 73% of nonfatal injuries from violence in 2018, the most recen

attacks, directing missiles along the border with moldova, in particular, and now the channel of the danube riverhe same way, there is a really complex geography and landscape and quite such facts of violation are probable, but have not yet been proven. the romanian side expressed concern that this is indeed a threat that is extremely close, the show they were able to see from the other side of the ferry crossing, they were incredibly impressed and felt, as they say, a warm greeting from the opposite side of the russian world. which is promoted by the aggressor country, and let's hope that not only warning their population to go into shelter, but also more effective means of air defense, they will use in the following cases, if it will be like that. mrs. natalia, literally in two words, we and the left bank of the kherson region, if it were possible to outline the situation. as of this morning? the situation there is quite difficult, because the enemy continues to put pressure on the locals , they are forming teroboron outfits, teroboron detachments, passporting and registration of the local popu

it so that all the rainwater collect stare in addition is fed by the ground water flow of the danube river. the star spun is home to some unique examples of sustainable architecture. at 24 stories and 84 meters high. the ho ho is the world's 2nd tallest wooden skyscraper. and office building is under construction here that doesn't need central heating or air conditioning. extremely sick brick walls make it possible. the else composite, but not in the 1st phase sustainability. it was not the big issue built on residential development, was the main concern. and we didn't even realize that was a key to says stain ability and also still us. we have some things that turned out to be the case when the 1st thing started to work, we thought, wow, that worked. now we can take it a step further. goals to then came social change when suddenly in society and in politics, the doors were opening. it too early on we argued about things like planting big trees and ended up planning small ones. now it's common practice that these don't is built on spongy ground under the trees and plants that there's a lay

thundered in the odessa region, the goal of russian kamikaze drones again became ports on the danube river - this is not ishmael and kiliya a little earlier, reports of strikes came from the sumy region. in addition, as reported by the ministry of defense, our military attacked manpower and armored vehicles ukrainian formations in five directions at once. including near lisichanskaya artyomovsk and avdeevka, from where donetsk was shelled high, the gunners of the southern group destroyed several drone control posts in the kupinsky section of the motorized rifle, developing the offensive and hit the positions of the apu from grenade launchers. in support from the air, our fighters are provided by crews of ka-52 oligator helicopters. they accompany military columns and destroy subversive groups. and in these frames, the shock drone strikes the position of the operator of the american of the jovali complex of the ministry of defense today spoke about the new exploits of our military corporal pavel yankov with the call sign kasper, who saved his comrades from being hit by an enemy drone. he cl

according to preliminary data, the targets of the strikes were the port infrastructure on the danube riverormations in the city of chernomorsk and the kursk region. the russian ministry of defense publishes footage of the combat work of su-25 attack aircraft; the crews attacked strong points and armored vehicles. then they released the heat traps and successfully returned to the home airfield ; a new attempt by the army to go on the offensive in the artyomovsk direction was thwarted by our snipers. at long range areas. they eliminate small assault groups of opponents. in this filming, attack drones in the deep rear hit the temporary deployment site of ukrainian units. and this is the armor of a cossack car, burnt to ashes. a series of ukrainian attacks were repelled by russian units in the zaporozhye region, including in the area of ​​verbovoy and work. on the first line of defense there is a news film crew and this became possible thanks to the army special forces osman. there is a very large accumulation of artillery here, that is, accordingly, well, one can draw a basic conclusion that

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distributed by ukrainian sources, the targets of russian strike drones were three at once port on the danube river izmail reni ikea kiev, covering a grain deal, used their dual targets, so at a shipyard in kilya, according to some reports , unmanned boats were assembled, subsequently attacks on military infrastructure are now being eliminated in kiev in the zone of their own on the krasnaya limansky direction in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bserebrian forestry according to the defense. managed to thwart two enemy attacks. his loss amounted to 30 people, including a militant. and azov strikes on ukrainian fortified areas are carried out with the help of drones. on these footage of an exact hit on the ops strong points and armored vehicles, and the heroes of the special operation, report by anton stepanenko at home , who is waiting for the wife, children, remember the mother. recently , sergeant yevgeny kharlamov simply had not seen at the front since october last year, he received a summons and ended up in the 71st motorized rifle regiment in the zaporizhzhya direction; his unit was holding a front sec

this is a ferry across the danube river.ead of the crossing, yuriy dymchoglo , wrote on facebook that two passenger buses were brought out from under the russian attack. there were children in one of them. here is the video, also on facebook. one of the romanian workers of the habor petrou crossing, which one exactly was near the ukrainian coast on parom. the footage shows flames and explosions as the man shouts to his colleagues on the barge to leave the port as soon as possible. a little further on, we will tell you what the residents of the regions of romania bordering ukraine think about russian attacks, we will show how they protect themselves from fragments of russian missiles and drones. wait. hymars destroyed a temporary command post of the russian army near kherson. this was reported to the public by their own sources in the security service of ukraine. the sbu aimed a rocket at the building where this time officers of the 70th motorized rifle division were killed, seven were wounded. the sbu also worked in the kurs

until now are ports on the danube river remain a target for missiles and drones.ar attempt to weapon eyes the food shortage on the global market in exchange for recognition for some, if not all of the captured territories. russia is launching the food prices as weapons. the impact spans from the atlantic coast to africa to the southeast asia and this is the threat scale. i would like to thank those leaders who supported our black sea grain initiative. thank you so much. united, we made weapons turned back into food again. more than 45 nation saw how important it is to make ukrainian food products available on the market. from algeria to spain, to indonesia and china. and even now, when russia has undermined black sea grain initiative we are working to ensure food suitability and i hope many of you willjoin us in these efforts. we launched a temporary sea export core door from our ports. we are working hard to preserve the land routes firm grain exports. it is alarming to see how some in europe, some of ourfriends in europe, play our solidarity and make a thriller

mcbride report, some new crimes. odessa regents as along the one single road that connects the danube river ports with the rest of this vast country that route trucks everywhere . when they know driving that part by the side of the road, observing local curfews and traffic restrictions to stop the road surface being damaged in the heat of the day. waiting his ton to unload alexander co. c and co says the round trip can take days. but thousands of other drivers like him, like millions of that fellow citizens, this war has changed everything. so we don't know what would happen tomorrow or the day after. there's no clarity anymore. we won't, thanks back to norman and on. and so the mold in a month, the river port facilities have been the regular targets of russian drone to tax damaging ukraine's ability to export grade. these tests talk, receive the pace of exports. why don't i don't think it will have a credit to come in. fox news, why do we quit to lose it on? no, it's are more of our export capacity with the tax on ukraine's major ports like a desa on the cancellation of the black sea grain

thursday was the full time in 5 nights that the river port facilities have been targeted in the danube river area, the board is with room may be a south of here. as previously shot had drones made by a ron, were used the ukrainian se, that nearly all of the 33 drones they say they detected, were intercepted and shut down. but a grain handling facilities on the ground were damaged, including grains silos. with one person being reported injured, the russians have been targeting these grain x bolting facilities as part of an attempt to the crazy and say, to stop it from being able to expose a food, any of its grain to will market. so they've been carrying out these that tax pretty consistently full mold and a month ever since they cancel that participation in the black sea grain deal. the grain deal had guaranteed the safe passage of ships from pulse like this one, a desa across the black sea. but since its constellations, ukrainians had been looking to operate to colorado of their own and that the weekends to most ships, which now makes a total of full. i've been able to make the journey acros

the rivers and canals that feed into the danube river that ukraine has been using as an alternative route to explore with a lot of its grain as well as land borders to, to your again, the pull facilities that were talking to the overnighted particular around the river poor to these miles a day are all set to have been around 3 and a half hours worth of waves of drones being sent. i says area, the ukrainian military said that they intercepted and shot down around 23 of these, arranged and made shot head drones. uh, but uh this besides that, that was facilities that were a hit and damage to a number of warehouses and also brain handling facilities. the number 5 that had to be gone at. but this is an important alternative route for a grain. but besides that, uh the, the ukrainians have also been establishing at their own colorado or out of the targeting port city of a desk. so this very important roots that was covered by the grain deal until rush . it pulls out of that last july. it has been organizing its own ships going through this car door and then over the weekend we seem to most ship.

the 18th year and they were a ball not exclusively a-a exclusively on actions on rivers on the danube rivers a very serious signal for the russian federation, this shows solidarity and support from our partners and from neighboring romania and the united states of america and france, great britain and bulgaria , which are involved in this exercise. the effect of tip to ask you then in the second block of questions about the boyko towers in the black sea yesterday there were many reports that ukraine ensured control over these objects i would like to ask what military significance these towers had for the enemy and when it is said to ensure control that he teaches that now we have to maintain a certain grouping there or allocate some forces and means there to prevent the enemy from re -entering these towers, well, these mice really, after they were captured in march 14th, they are ours were very actively used by the enemy for the purpose of military and economic at the first stage when we cut off the gas that came to crimea from the continental part of ukraine , the only gas to ensure the a-

another night of a tax on the gray and exporting facilities in the port cities, a close to the danube river in the a decimal region of ukraine, but by the force. thanks very much for the update to like stream weather patterns, all causing catastrophic floods in bulgaria, greece, and took here. at least 9 people have been confirmed dead and several a missing forecast as a predicting bull rain in the coming days, a mr. avi has the details. in the reports, video, photos, cars are washed away like bits of debris, heavy rainfall and floods. our battery, a region emerging from the european union's largest wildfire just on extreme weather patterns. the big prime minister says, have become the know, the i think everyone realizes there are certain with a phenomenon that are beyond our capacity to handle, no matter how many flight prevention tools we have when an unprecedented volume of water falls, which happens everywhere in the world we will unfortunately have flooding. i am hoping that me to, i was just on the right, but we know we'll be facing some difficult hours at emergency services or spread

in the us, very south of the south odessa region through these river ports that feed into the danube river system, the web using those and land borders to get grain out. and the reality is that, yes, i think the ukraine would like to see a risk re establishing of this black sea grain deal. but in reality, they have over many months been looking and find the alternative routes to get that grain out that more expensive and more difficult, logistically, but they have been working and do it when we go out and stop to farm is here, but it's but it's the heights of the harvest season, you have many find was all over ukraine getting in that harvest, that we talk about, what concessions would you make, or should you make the to the west to be making to russia in terms of baby financial allowing get funds back into the banking system and so when they return for renewing the grand deal, they say look for you, we're in the middle of a war here. we have found alternatives to get all grade out. this is the country that invited us, why are we giving them? and the thing gets hold, uh so there is of a pus

attacks last night, a number of drones were fired and they landed on ukrainian towns along the river danuberding to ukraine, one or more of them landed on the other side of the river, inside romania. this has led to a bit of a war of words throughout the day because raine says it has photographic evidence of what happened. but romania is saying nothing of the sort happened at all and that there was no threat to romania land or territorial waters. so there is a contradiction there. i would suggest that perhaps the viewers might want to remember what happened last november when the ukrainian screamed -- claimed that a russian missile had fully on polish territory. it turned out after that episode to be a ukrainian air defense missile that went astray. we do not know exactly what the evidence suggests in this case. the bbc has seen the photographic evidence, and we consider it to be inconclusive. so clearly, that needs to be cleared up. it -- at the's are saying one thing and the romanians another. of course if a russian projectile of any kind and inside romania, that would represent a russian