one of them is simulating emergency situations in the form of a quest.conditions, interesting conditions initially so that a person shows consciousness, in order to interest a person, today we are in a wonderful educational center for safety, life activity, here , with the help of modern technologies, innovations, and interactivity, conditions are created where a child, any person, in principle, initially... into an atmosphere of emergency situation and with the help of this environment , the conditions are created for him to really remember the main points related to safety. this is a center in minsk, there are, it seems, in the regions, maybe visit any, the main thing is to sign up in advance. in order to reach people, we use all possible tools , we are widely represented in all popular social networks, today we are trying to create a kind of ecosystem there and promote content that will be aimed directly at those people who are there, it is different for us each social network, we actively promote work within the framework of social advertising, in th

so we're funding this out of emergency money that we've put aside for emergency services.t of current budgets. as i said, sort of an emergency service aimed at a particular area for a short period of time is much cheaper than a 2k hour news network, which is what we used to operate, and that was distributed across the entire region. so this is money we put aside specifically because in certain circumstances, in emergency circumstances, radio is absolutely crucial to get key information to audiences. in normal circumstances, digital and television are by far the best way, its where our audiences are and where they're going to be in the future. this is an emergency service, it's responding to a particular need. tariq kafala, thank you and all the best to all the colleagues working on the service. thank you very much. the main set piece occasion shown on bbc news this week was the state opening of parliament, including the first king's speech for 72 years. the ceremony was shown live on the news channel presented by nicky campbell. this morning from the palace of westminster,

this site is simply unique, a complex for emergency rescue operations in the rubble area.hectares that imitate emergency building, zone of complete destruction, diagonally destroyed building. in this situation, the location of the victim is determined and a hole is drilled. contact is established with it, after which an anchor is inserted into this hole, this anchor is clinging to a tripod or some other device , a rope, then a cut is made, it can be square or triangular. in the future, the cut piece of reinforced concrete structure will be on a rope, and the victim will not be injured. today is our polygon - allows you to simulate all possible emergency situations that are typical for our country, and not only our country. the rescuer can study, approach, familiarize himself, and subsequently practice all practical actions, and develop professional skills depending on his level of responsibilities or competencies. the photographs represent specialists from seventy-one countries of the world, all of them united by the goal of saving people. we all speak the same language, t

youth nutrition and food security. $25,000 to the department of emergency services for emergency preparedness training and capacity building. 49 thousand dollar to public works for irrigation system outdoor seating area trees and plants in three locations. $50,000 for the department of economic and community development for a small business rainy day funds. $25,000 to the recreation and park december for removal of storm damage and hazardous trees from mount sutro. 30,000-dollar to the police department for cameras and the inner sunset and $150,000 for the municipal transportation agency for design traffic calming and safety at three locations in the fiscal year of 2023-2024. madam chair. >> thank you and today we have anna legislative age for supervisor melgar here. thank you. >> hello. i am emma and a legislative aide for supervisor melgar. these funds are part of supervisor melgar's annual participatory budgeting process which members of the district 7 community can apply for proposed ways that our city should use our taxpayer dollars, and then those proposals are vetted by the city depart

we've come to learn how to react to emergencies like this. new come i is a paramedic who teaches 1st aid courses for the organization today. he's training cloudy, of items. as of a new one at the scene, there could be injured people check if they're responsive or you could ask where it hurts. but your top priority needs to be your own safety. it's all fine. i'm sure it's so secure. the accident side turned on the car is hazard lights and a lot of them put on a high visibility. best setup a warning truck engleside and of course, call emergency services. all right, that's the most important things for stick style based, injured people are responsive, so they have to be moved down to the day and design the site just seems to way we have cuts and scrapes. so it's settled into the shade for now. next to drive that has to be moved. she's in pain and much of broke because sometimes it will be hard to move her without causing further injury. time for what school around, tech, community folks. and yet for them off it goes like this. this would explain

friday afternoon in the emergency room. when doctor's office is closed, the number of patients rises and with it, the pressure on the personnel here, the emergency physician to be as tablets as has launched a research project, the aims to use also official intelligence to help make quick and safe decisions with tons of presenting votes him with lots of our patients are brought in by ambulances. assign, arrive by themselves, and we have to assess the urgency of treatment for all those patients relatively quickly. incense, so base which patient can wait, how long to see a doctor have to contact bob and lots of data about the patient. state of health is a client and the ambulance you know, and you have somebody else and you're given the initial impression of the patient as you find them or if they have any pre existing disease or even if they're awake and responsive bestbuy. if any 1st aid providers have already given assistance, which is it's a good lice to tom and the model. all this data can already be digital, the transmit

fire extinguishing, emergency evacuation of passengers and provision of emergency assistance, on gamecene of the incident, ambulances arrived and the wounded were immediately taken to the emergency hospital, this is the second location of the exercise, here the skills of co- team teams are honed in conditions of a massive intake of the wounded; according to legend, patients with shrapnel wounds of the head and abdominal cavity are accepted. the triage team consists of several people, where there is a responsible intensive care unit. there are responsible nurses who determine, the responsible resuscitator determines the severity of the victim’s condition, determines the priority admission to the operating unit, if the wounded person is delivered to a state of clinical death, he is immediately transported to the resuscitation room, where we carry out cardiopulmonary resuscitation to restore vital vital functions, manipulations can be performed simultaneously by several specialists, anestheologists, resuscitators, combined surgeries, neurosurgeons and traumatologists, a place was chosen

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checkpoint arrived in cairo. 70 people were met by rescue doctors, and the people were taken to the emergency response center. in the next few hours, the plane with the russians will fly to moscow. israeli publications claim that the idf has captured at least 20 members of the hamas movement. independent. journalists deny that these are refugees who were heading to the south of the gas strip. it also became known that at least 22 out of thirty-five hospitals in the region stopped working due to the shelling. in the kopinsky direction santsepyok crews destroyed the militants’ fortifications. the flamethrower systems operated under the cover of armored vehicles. immediately after an accurate salvo, they left the dangerous area and returned to their positions. at the world sambo championships in yerevan, the russians won seven medals on the final day. four of them are of the highest standard. at the end of the tournament, our athletes received 13 gold medals. five more times we became prize-winners and won the overall team competition. the first group of russians evacuated from the gas sector th

today, our test site allows us to simulate all possible emergency situations that are typical for ourthe rescuer can study, approach, familiarize himself, and subsequently practice all practical actions, develop professional skills, depending on his level of responsibilities or competencies. the photographs show specialists from seventy-one countries of the world, all of them united by the goal of salvation of people. we all speak the same language, the language of salvation. when leaving us, foreign specialists said the following phrase, because they won’t believe me at home that there is such an institute in belarus, there is. such a training ground, there are such people, there is such a country, we teach what is in the unit today, what a rescuer will take with him to eliminate an emergency, or the fireman’s barrel that he will use to extinguish a fire, we teach today , and in some areas even tomorrow. i say with confidence that today is a training ground and the institute is a living soul , all our efforts are invested in this living soul ... i will say with pride that we do not h

let’s prepare for civil emergencies. let's turn, prepare for civil emergencies.tion group, to 2020, and initially your developing understanding of the pandemic. in your witness statement by mr khan, you say that you offcourse initially gained an understanding injanuary simply, as with the rest of us, hearing about it on the news and so on. and it was late january, the 23rd of january, you give a description of a question time event that you were conducting in london and you actually, this was the first time you received a detailed briefing from your staff about covid, is that right? it is. about covid, is that right? it is, but i about covid, is that right? it is, but i should _ about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just _ about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just say, _ about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just say, my - about covid, is that right? it is, but i should just say, my staff's knowledge of this was from open source data, from newspapers, from world wide web and so forth. it wasn't from a briefing from the government. b

jeffries: emergency funding is by definition the result of domestic or international emergency. part of the problem with the extreme maga republican legislation yesterday was that for the first time they were trying to condition aid to israel. even though the horrific events of october 7 fall into the classic definition of an emergency. brutal atrocities resulting in more than 1,400 israelis slain is an emergency. israel's sovereignty is being violated by hundreds if not thousands of hamas terrorists who cross into southern israel unexpectedly is an emergency. a war of necessity in terms of the conflict with hamas is the classic definition of emergency. russia invading ukraine, the largest land war in europe since the end of world war ii, is an emergency. and so many of us are perplexed at the decision that was made by republicans to abandon the approach that has been taken in a bipartisan way to respond to emergencies and try to politicize it. by imposing a condition in their legislation that was designed to undermine the inflation reduction act. that is a classic definition of

it's not always immediately clear when you're facing an emergency. but waiting can sometimes be faithful, tight nose, especially if you have a surgery shortly after he said, good morning to his parakeets covering the whole, god starts the day with 20 poll ups. the mechanical engineering student is also athletic in other ways. he plays in a rugby team with friends, a while ago he noticed something strange after practice. its nothing should be the boost mag. shortly after the game, i noticed that my breathing and stamina was getting worse and also thoughts. we named shift of the next day. i was a bit more exhausted than usual when doing lighthouse work as well. my lungs felt tight, me so and i filled out of breath up to doing all sorts of things to buy a nutrition stuff. and then when he was trying to fall asleep, calvin began to feel heavy pressure in his lungs. he couldn't get comfortable and had a miserable night the following night, he didn't sleep a wink and was determined to get medical help in the morning. the nearest doctor was around 2 kilomet

the number of victims in emergency situations has been reduced by 26%.of saved people increased eightfold. the life of rescuers, the results of their work and prospects. at the government hour, legislative initiatives are here. it is mandatory to build a fire station in the microdistrict, as well as social, sports, recreation and public safety facilities; people are raising these questions. deputies discussed what else the service lacks. on behalf of president, admission to universities of svo members and their children is subject to parliamentary control. their fathers are fighting, someone. one of the parents died defending our country, so let’s take care of the children, these are our grandfathers, how many have already entered, what educational institutions do they choose and will there be such an opportunity next year? the birth rate in the country is difficult, but the number of large families is growing. i can only say one thing: if you really want children, have children; how to raise the demographics and support parents was decided at parliament

but not for a longer term emergency, what- short term emergency but not for a l longer term emergency that?— longer term emergency, what would you say to that? there needs to be a central co-ordinating _ you say to that? there needs to be a central co-ordinating body _ you say to that? there needs to be a central co-ordinating body that i central co—ordinating body that brings together political decision—makers in any emergency, whether it is short or long, i would say to that, be it cobra or a cabinet committee. i did not attend one meeting of cobra right through the pandemic and people need to ask whether a city region of 2.8 million people should never have the opportunity to say, well, this is how it looks from here. the only uk government body i attended was the one, but one of nations chaired by michael gove, we had an issue in scotland with a travel ban. that was the only formal committee i was asked... ~ . ., the only formal committee i was asked... ~ the only formal committee i was asked... ., ., asked... we will come back to that. we will stick — asked... we will come back t

health care in an emergency system, i think those things are key. >> sean? >> absolutely. if history is any future, we know that during any major situations, we know can occasion is keep it also difficult to come by. during a compromise, the misinformation or lack of information and the possible allocation or misallocation of emergency services and protective resources could have catastrophic effects for regional implications. it would not have to be a very large scale attack could be some small and localized for could have a ripple effect on the road they could have regional implications. as we talk about the interdependencies, if an attacker was in an emergency services network, the odds of that networking connected to something else like a dispatch center or police dispatch center is pretty significant and pretty high. he can definitely cascade into something broader. >> nick? >> i don't have anything to add other than what i said before. >> ok will continue. >> kenneth and sean, want to hear your thoughts on, is a reason to believe that entities may pres

and, hello, dmitry, to this, employees of the ministry of emergency situations, as well as workers of utility companies, have finished clearing the rubble, the work was carried out all last night, almost without stopping, people worked in several segments, at the moment they are now on the territory of this incident, to employees of the investigative committee began work, a criminal case was opened into the tragedy, to the rescue, regional investigators, colleagues from moscow arrived, the investigation of this criminal case is under the control of the head office of the ministry of emergency situations, meanwhile, we talked with crazy residents whom the ministry of emergency situations officers heroically took out of a collapsing house the day before, people are asking to reward these employees, they say that thanks to their courage, thanks to their professionalism, they managed to avoid a huge number of victims; in total, during this incident , more than 200 people were evacuated from the house, almost 40 of them were children, and most importantly, that of these two... destroyed in

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this site is simply unique, a complex for emergency rescue operations in the rubble area.hectares, which and the area where the victims are located are being drilled. a piece of reinforced concrete structure will be on the rope and will not injure the victim. all possible emergency situations that are typical for our country, and not only our country. the rescuer can study, approach, familiarize himself with subsequently work out all practical actions, develop professional skills depending on his level of responsibilities or competencies. the photographs represent specialists from seventy-one countries of the world, all of them united by the goal of saving people. we all speak the same language, the language of salvation, when leaving us, foreign experts said the following phrase, because they won’t believe me at home, that in belarus there is such an institute, there is such a training ground, there are such people, there is such a country, we teach that there is something in the unit today that... the rescuer will take with him to eliminate an emergency situation or the

more than 250 emergencies and up to 400,000 man-made fires.tion managed to save tens of thousands of lives. rescuers eliminated the consequences of an earthquake in turkey and syria and floods in libya. in new regions , almost... one hundred thousand explosive objects were neutralized, also thanks to the employees of the ministry of emergency situations. about this during of the government hour in the state duma, said the head of the department, alexander kurenkov. the minister asked for legislation to give rescuers working in combat zones the status of veterans, because they are often at the epicenter. my colleague maria burkova studied all the initiatives that are important for people’s safety. the ministry is the first government hour in the state duma, along with the head of the ministry of emergency situations, alexander kurenkov, his deputies came. when you give your deputies the opportunity to answer questions, this , firstly, raises their subjectivity, responsibility increases, we understand with whom to work in this area, this is good

alerts, and emergency alert system, or eas. we'll also look up at the cot burden that these changes would have on thoset transmitting alt messages. and to start this conversation please on me to introduce the sec chairwoman jessica rosenworcel. >> thank you so much, deb, suzon got an good morning to everyone who is here today. i am that i guess i get servicing happy halloween ce, or as this group might know better, and next to last day of cybersecurity awareness month. i want to thank you all for joining the fcc at this alerting security workshop and aho really want to thank our friends at cisa for cohosting this event. in fact, this is not the first time that wehi join forces. it was just a few weeks ago we were here cisa and fcc in the same room for a roundtable on the risks associated with border gateway protocol.wi and i think you can tell together we really do know how to have a good time period today's workshop is about enhancing the cybersecurity of the nation's two national public alert warning systems, and that's the e

we train not only employees of authorities and emergency departments, but also civilian specialists andr countries. we provide training in three professions retraining, more than twenty working professions, as well as more than 100 cadets with advanced training. the contingent of our students ranges from a simple rescue fighter to the head of a unit, but we also train specialists from related departments. today, we are constantly training employees of the investigative committee, training specialists from the forensic examination committee, specialists from the internal troops, a minimum of 70-8 must be carried out in practice. our training ground has an appropriate base for practical... training, which includes more than 40 training sites, and this number is constantly growing. this is a living object, it can fulfill our needs in training a generalist, railway transport, eight variants of cars, if you need to work on extinguishing a tank, here are three tanks. if you need water rescue, please, if you need to prepare a lifeguard who will work for you, we have capabilities from an emerge

that eas, the emergency alert system realm, 20,000 plus discrete endpoints. some of the operators or the people responsible for securing those devices and making sure they operate correctly are very small, potentially one person. that may have responsibility across multiple stations for the security of those devices. that is a very unique piece of this. >> thank you. i will turn it over to brian scott. brian? >> thanks. i agree exactly. the expansiveness of the participants within the system networks is so vast that -- i think that provides a footprint to make sure everyone has got up-to-date patches. you know, the landscape is so broad, it is a target rich environment. there's a lot of great work being done. but the fact that the network itself is so large, making sure everybody is up-to-date and has appropriate cyber hygiene to ensure that interconnectivity stays right is key. >> thank you. stephen? >> thank you. i agree with the comments that were stated. one of the unique vulnerabilities that exists, is the possibility of the false station. the reason for

this emerging tech is what it's about, thinking about things that are truly emerging, cutting edge that we may not even know the most important technology because no one may have thought of them yet. it is really important to emphasize what you said, this is very compelling but it doesn't take into account it is a security challenge so any closing thoughts? >> , thank you for question, it's always good to talk about this. there a lot of people who don't know about it. ... working with academia, the whole of society, the whole of government. each one of those having come working with the legislatures right now on the hill very much office of administration. just a lot of communication and a lot of engagements. that's one of the most obvious things i think about aukus, what he can do, what has to do in the pacific region for peace, prosperity and security but all the ways in which we can work together in many aspects all these countries and hopefully in the future with other countries as we expand. so always happy to engage. with a great leadership working on this. we will have challenges

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emergencies resulting in the house being beyond repair.ergency officials can recognize a structure that is located in a place where destruction is possible during man-made accidents. what what to do if you have reason to worry about safety, where to go? for owners and those living under a social tenancy agreement, the procedure is different. if a person lives under a social tenancy agreement, then he can apply directly to... a departmental commission created in each constituent entity of the russian federation with a corresponding application. and the procedure for assessing the technical condition of the object is launched, based on the results of which one or another decision should be made. if a person is the owner of this residential premises, yes, then he must also submit a corresponding application to the interdepartmental commission, but with a technical assessment report attached, which... is carried out by a specialized organization. specialized organizations are organizations that are members of the relevant self-regulatory organ

emergency alert symptoms habakkuk.ent officials, several security administrative law enforcement. the meeting hosted by the federal communications mission and cybersecurity infrastructure security agency washington d.c. >> everyone is take a seat. any panels, we speak seated. welcome and thank you all for attending, this is a learning table. we are delighted to have you with us homogenous bios by the entry. please note proceeding is being live stream and a copy will be based in the docket of the ending security. i am pleased to introduce chief of the public safety must getting flow start with remarks on security. >> good morning and thanks. welcome, everyone to this roundtable on an important issue regarding securing of the nations alert warning systems. the fcc is pleased and today we are going to hear from a number of stakeholders a lot saver security. his english panelists discuss article topics including the need for cybersecurity improvement, what impact thent security incident reporting will have on wireless emer

you understood there was an emergency. just didn't think trocadero clubhouse was part of the emergency. >> regarding trocadero clubhouse an emergency declaration was needed in order to enter into a contract to ensure that the work was completed by october 3, 2024 so there's two fema dead lines we were working towards for the work at stern grove. there's an emergency clearing declaration -- deadline of october 3, 2023 and so what that requires us to do is clean up all the trees on site, all the debris on site and do it by that deadline in order to get the maximum amount of fema burs rates. there's also permanent work deadline and age bringing the damage on the site to the original state and we're not innovatinglet club house or adding on. we're fixing the roof and the damage that occurred bring it back to the historical condition and to reach the deadline we needed to declare a emergency specifically for trocadero and in this case we learned our lesson. we submitted the resolution within 60 day and we figured it made sense

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regions-chiefs who sent each of the regions that sent emergency crews, sent additional emergency equipmente solutions to all those difficulties that arise due to not the difficult situation, but those who are forced to work our specialist and communal sphere. denisovich, this is what you started talking about regarding arrivals, regarding strikes. on the part of the kiev militants , please tell us what the situation is now in the region, which cities and towns were struck, and accordingly, how does this affect, of course, the situation with energy supply, with electricity supply on the restoration of the energy system? you know, this is the situation we have now, which is not improving yet, until we push back the enemy as soon as the enemy has the opportunity push back, the situation immediately changes dramatically, and we see that while donetsk itself is still under shelling, the most dangerous districts are kirovsky, petrovsky, kuibyshevsky, kievsky districts, here the situation has unfortunately not changed yet, that is , i mean, fundamentally, and what’s worst, the bad thing about thi

the country has programs for the resettlement of emergency housing stock. of instructions , we will tell you in 5 minutes how to include your house in one of them and what kind of housing you can count on in return for the one that is subject to demolition? first of all, you need to understand that dilapidated and dilapidated housing is different things. we should not be talking about aesthetics, but rather about the threat to human life and health. housing that is in disrepair and subject to demolition is legally secured. make appropriate decisions to recognize these residential premises or apartment buildings as unsafe and subject to demolition. the term dilapidated is a roundabout term that essentially means here and there a deterioration in the characteristics of non-compliance with regulatory requirements of residential premises. but here only an assessment of the technical condition of the object itself can answer the question of what’s wrong with this dilapidated housing can be further developed, yes, that either it must still be recognized as unsafe

so the government needed to take emergency action. so for 2023, that that break is now being suspended, which means the bar and if it has been suspended, the government could for a more, it's not clear yet what will happen in 2024. but it could spell a hard winter ahead for the governing coalition. and i wanted to take you to the german parliament with our political correspondent has brunt is standing by hello hans. so we know that the chancellor is speaking in problem and now he's going to be addressing this budget crisis. what. what are we likely to hear from him as well? at the moment he's busy defending the way that this a special with budgets came into existence about 2 years ago. and i have to say to laughter from the opposition benches. at times. it's clear what the government is going to do for this car is here for 2023 at the emergency situation that is necessary or the emergency declaration that is necessary for extra funds for extra loans to be taken up is going to be renewed for this year that will happen probably this wee

emergency alert system from cyber attacks, with government officials, cyber security administrators and law enforcement. the meeting was hosted by the federal communications commission and the cyber security and infrastructure security agency in washington d.c. >> good morning. if everyone could please take a seat. are there any panelists for panel one in the room please be seated at the brown table. welcome. and thank you all for attending the fcc and alerting security round table. we're delighted to have you with us, agenda and bios for our panelists are available at the entry. please note this proceeding is being live streamed and a copy of the webcast will be placed in the docket of the pending proceeding on alerting security. and now i'm pleased to introduce debra jordan, fcc and security bureau, with a round table on marks of security. deb. >> good morning, and thanks, suzon. welcome, everyone, to this round table on a very important issue regarding securing the nation's alert and warning systems. the fcc is pleased to co-host this event with cisa and we are going to hear from a d

meanwhile, in the concluding statement on saturday evening, the emergency arab islamic summit called for a halt to the war in gaza, rejecting the israeli entities justification for its actions against palestinians as self-defense. the summit condemned israeli entity aggression on the gaza strip and the heinous, savage and inhumane war crimes committed by the colonial occupation government. the statement also called for lifting the bloccade on gaza, allowing the entry of arab islamic and international humanitarian aid convoys into the territory and halting the export of weapons and ammunition to the israeli entity. among the prominent participants were syrian president bashar al-asad, egyptian president abdultahy, georden's king, abdullah ii, qatari amir tamiem bin hamad al thani, iranian president ibrahim raisi and turkish president rajeb tayib ardoghan. iranian president ibrahim raisi emphasized that gaza is witnessing the worst crimes committeed in history which reflects a collapse of ethics and humanity. president raisi reiterated that the israeli entity violates international law

meanwhile, in the conclusion. statement on saturday evening, the emergency arab islamic summit called for a halt to the war in gaza, rejecting the israeli entities justification for its actions against palestinians as self-defense. the summit condemned israeli entity aggression on the gaza strip and the heinous savage and inhumane war crimes committed by the colonial occupation government. the statement also called for lifting the bloccade on gaza, allowing the entry of arab islamic and international humanitarian aid convoys into the territory and halting the export of weapons. and ammunition to the israeli entity. among the prominent participants were syrian president bashar al-asad, egyptian president abdultahy, jordan's king, abdullah ii, qatari amir tameem bin hamad al thani, iranian president ibrahim raisi and turkish president rajeb tayib erdogan. iranian president ibrahim raisi emphasized that gaza is witnessing the worst crimes committeed in history which reflects a collapse of ethics and humanity. president raisi reiterated that the israeli entity violates international laws

well, the closing statement of this summit, this emergency arab islamic summit is more. like a report by a human rights ngo with the general, you know, very general recommendations with no concrete action, nothing concrete, you know, they wanted to be sure to move away from any disagreements between the nations that are participating in this conference, so therefore it's you know, i could say, it's fair to say that it's meaningless, but they came out with are general recommendation without any practical follow-up, so nothing on the boycott, nothing on naturalized relationships with israel from some arab nations or call for calling the israeli ambassador or calling the diplomatic mission and showing a strong you know stance or you know some actions that are direct there was no mention of any concrete action and that that makes the statement the final statement so insignificant there was nothing you know you know egypt has a border with ghaza there's a border rafah, you know, you know, they said, yeah, we should pressure on, you know, for the humanitarian assistance to go in from rafah,

we already needed emergency help, at minus 2 and minus 3. therefore, without emergency aid and without imports, we will, in principle, be in a very difficult situation, and problems will begin much earlier, thanks to the integration with the european network, and here ukrenergo should only congratulate the efforts that they have made for many years, realized, and here, you know, there is such a... fact that cannot be argued with, europe has recognized that ukraine absolutely meets all technical requirements and is absolutely an integrated part of the european energy system, without any discounts or advances, but this is clearly not an unlimited resource, we have a limited amount of interconnectors, combinations of the ukrainian energy system with the european one, and unfortunately it is impossible to get anything from europe there, we have certain limitations and they will begin to feel these limitations precisely at the temperatures that i have already spoken about. mr. oleksandr, but this synchronization with the european power grids, in

ten dollars that the federal government has spent has been labeled as emergency spending. whether that was following 9/11 or stimulus spending during the great recession, or massive emergency spending increase weas saw during the covert co. there's also a trend where government abuses emergency spending as a label in order to get around spending caps, which are a result of congress focusing on the wrong thing trying to tighten discretionary spending, the one-third of the budget that is shrinking, while allowing mandatory spending which covers health care and social security and other welfare programs is allowed to continue growing unabated on auto pilot based on laws that congress adopted in many cases decades ago. that's what we need to grab the reins and make reforms, i want to ask what you think tax revenue comes in on that as well? >> guest: tax revenue is fairly high at the moment. it's been retreating over the past year but if you look at the increase in spending since 2019 it was about 46% while tax revenues grew 28%. what we are saying is rising tax revenues chasin

well, the closing statement of this summit, this emergency arab islamic summit is more like a report by an human rights ngo with the general very general recommendations with no concrete action, nothing concrete, you know, they wanted to be sure to move away from any disagreements between the nations that are participating in this conference, so therefore it's you know, i could say, it's fair to say that it's meaningless, but they came out with our general recommended any practical follow-up, so nothing on the boycott, nothing on stopping you know naturalized. relationships with israel from some arab nations, or call for calling the israeli ambassador or calling the diplomatic mission and showing a strong you know stance or you know some actions that are direct, there was no mention of any concrete action, and that that makes the statement, the final statement so insignificant, there was nothing, you know, you know egypt has a border with gazza, there is a border in rafah, you know, you know they said yeah we should pressure on you know for humanitarian assistance to go in from rafah