and the fau warns that if the current trend is not reversed to eliminate hunger by the thirtieth yearit will no longer be possible to back the russian delegation or somehow ignore the time. the political agenda has not yet reached this point, thank god. well, as the fau noted, the grain deal is not included in the main agenda of the summit, however, however, it can be discussed by its participants on a bilateral basis. well and vladimir putin today announced the great importance of the upcoming second summit of russia africa, i remind you, it will begin its work on july 27 in st. petersburg, the president noted that the trade turnover between russia and africa increased over the past year and reached almost $ 18 billion, however, the potential for trade and economic partnership is much higher on the eve of the summit , a weighty package of agreements with individual states and regional associations of africa is being prepared for signing following the meeting, it is planned to approve a plan of joint actions up to in 2026, russian business is interested in more active cooperation in t

fau. body. e of this organization, which meets once every two years and has a conference. fao agreed with belarus' proposal that the final documents of this conference would include a clause on the need to keep trade routes open with the exception. trade barriers from restrictions, the main of which are precisely these very ones, as we call them sanctions, or how to call them correctly, er, from the point of view. uh, public international law unilateral coercive measures. that is, those measures that have passed by. uh, the un charter past the un security council , which was adopted by countries unilaterally of their own free will, unambiguously affects and the fao confirms this. you recently criticized the politicization of the fau. what is it? fau is an organization that is called upon to determine the factors influencing the development of hunger and minimize the influence of these factors, but unfortunately since the beginning of last year, at the suggestion of the united states of ame

and as noted by the fau, the grain deal is not included in the main agenda itself, however, it can becussed by its participants on a bilateral basis. russia has provided belarus with a discount on the railway shipment, this was announced by the first deputy minister of transport and communications of the republic aleksey lekhnovich. according to him, it ranged from 10 to 40% in depending on the direction, he noted the importance of a preferential tariff, because rail traffic occupies the main share in the belarusian cargo flow through russia, and in addition, minsk received a discount on certain types of cargo that will be transported through the ports of st. petersburg astrakhan and on land routes north south towards the caspian sea. against the background of the current and external background of this, the turnover between our countries continues to grow on the eve of vladimir putin at a meeting with the belarusian president appreciated this last year's figure was $43 billion. well, so that transmash holding will supply engines for the egyptian nuclear power plant in eldebar to russ

but as noted by the fau, the grain deal is not included in the main agenda themselves, however, it canscussed by its participants on a bilateral basis. oddly, the g20 could not agree on reducing fossil fuel use, but in addition, the projected tripling of renewable energy capacity by 2030 is now in question, unrealistic and saudi arabia russia china china south africa and indonesia call this goal unattainable here the notorious 100 billion dollars a year to combat climate change in developing countries for the period from 20 to 25 years. now also out of consensus. well, simply put, the promised storage of money. it may well not be, and finally, separate countries not named by the committee. now they want to use carbon capture instead of phasing out fossil fuels. airlines tour operators cancel all flights to greek the island of rhodes is the cause of the raging forest fires. so the british jetta suspended flights until the end of the week, a similar decision was made by the largest tour operators in europe, the german thuja and the irish low-cost airline ryanair , while it is specified t

fau is an organization that is called upon to identify factors that affect the development of hungermpact of these factors, but unfortunately since the beginning of last year with the filing e of the united states of america and. well, to put it politely, their allies. to be honest, their satellites. uh, they turn almost all faa meetings into their speech about how they disagree with what is happening now in ukraine many times and we have talked about this many times african countries have spoken about this latin american countries dear friends, please, do you have any questions, relating to international security issues. discuss them in security council. discuss their general assembly about, but leave the fao for specific tasks. and, unfortunately, how it looks at many events, that is , a representative of the united states takes the floor , this is the european union, someone from the outside takes the floor and reads out a certain text for 3 minutes. it is impossible to stop interrupting him. this is his right. then exactly the same text is read out by another 30, relatively speak

and as noted by the fau, the grain deal is not included in the main agenda itself, which is a pity.er, it can be discussed by its participants on a bilateral basis. russia provided belarus with a discount on rail transportation, the first deputy said minister of transport and communications of the republic aleksey lyakhnovich. according to him. it will be from 10 to 40% - depending on the direction, and he noted the importance of the preferential tariff, because rail transportation occupies the main share in the belarusian cargo flow through russia, and in addition, minsk received a discount on certain types of cargo that will be transported through the ports of st. petersburg, astrakhan and by the north-south land route towards the caspian sea. well, against the current external background, the trade turnover between our countries continues to grow. uh, let me remind you that on the eve of vladimir putin, at a meeting with the belarusian president, he estimated this figure for last year at 43 billion dollars. well, in continuation of the russian agenda, transmashholding will supply

another week togetherle we'll celebrate tony bennett that career behinding moment, and what he told me a fau years back, his secret to his longevity all these years. that's in just a moment. we begin with the thunderstorm threat as we come on the air. the potential for severe thunderstorms tonight and flash flooding amid this dangerous and deadly heat. more than 100 million americans on alert in 16 states. take a look -- phoenix suffering a historic heat wave. 119 degrees today. and look at this -- firefighters battling the flames in this heat after an explosive fire there. that city above 110 degrees now for a 22nd straight day. in texas, parents accidentally locking their baby in a hot car, smashing through the windshield there to get the baby out. the baby was okay. tonight here, authorities on how quickly children and their body temperatures rise in this kind of heat. it's an important reminder for us all. the heat fueling powerful storms near cleveland. blinding rain in mentor, east of cleveland. rob marciano standing by to time out the storms and victor oquendo leading us off in florid

know what will be there, for example, mickey rourke or faniardan and a lot of russian actors of the faubut they are somehow very suspicious , considering how the russians are now pushing their money into the production of various films. it can be assumed that, for example , russian actors were taken, for example, in exchange for some kind of funding, but this is only my guess , for example, viktor dobronravov will play there . this is the son of fedor dobronravov, whom we know for he played vanyukha and ivan budik as matchmakers there, and this man expressed enough support for the occupation of crimea. and already after the full-scale invasion, fyodor dobronravov supported this special operation of theirs and went to visit military officers, but his son did not go far either, he was a little more careful and in his statements, but in the end, he says in every way that he is out of politics, that he is still very offensive to him that russians are treated so, uh, so badly abroad, and he says so frankly and says that i don't follow this policy either. everyone works i have to go about my

take a look at numbers with the president,president trump 50%, ron desantis 30%, according to latest fauesearch survey, he is ahead by 20 points despite is a slight decline in overall support amber your thoughts on 2024 section there. i actually spoke with ron desantis sunday about what happened after all optimism that he saw earlier in the year he blamed the media. >> yeah i don't think that is the reason, there are quite a few issues playing desantis campaign i think one is that he seems to be more interested in responding reacting than creating news cycle something former president donald trump is very he have effective at also according to con southant kind of a micromanage doesn't really work on national campaign trail brought in jeff r. >> dplaksal mccormick kelly craft has success with glenn youngkin has been on a losing spraek i think made desantis campaign ineffective voters are starting to see the cracks on a national campaign stage. maria: here is the governor when i asked him on sunday, what happened to his campaign. watch. >> the media does not want me to be the nominee i th

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among florida republicans, but in an interesting twist, trump's lead dropped 7 percentage points since fau's that was before trump's federal indictment. let's talk about it with matthew dowd, former chief strategist for the bush cheney 2004 campaign. the easiest analysis would be trump got indicted and his poll numbers dropped seven points. i think one thing we can say is it's not great, maybe even problematic for a sitting governor to be down 20 points in his own state, but what do you read into this poll? >> not great would be the best way to describe it, i mean, this is a guy that just won re-election, ron desantis, overwhelmingly in 2022. is popular among florida republicans and is 20 points behind donald trump. so if donald trump had any vulnerability, you would notice it in the home state. he has large leads in south carolina where nikki haley and tim scott are running. he has large leads in every single state, and florida, who is 20 points behind. that earlier poll was taken before ron desantis announced for president. the interesting thing, numbers this that poll in the previous poll

i wanted to start with you with that fau poll.y points to trouble for the desantis campaign. and it's also 18 vote profile detailing the efforts by young floridians who are actively campaigning against ron desantis. pointing to its so-called don't say gay bill another culture war issues. , victor is there anything, anything underscore anything wrong does undiscovered to the youth vote that would turn the tide and maybe have gained some favor with those voters? >> absolutely, not what we are seeing from ron desantis right now it's so -- every young voters stand for and you, know it is policy but it's also just character and charisma. i remember this one moment when wrong this and this is talking with a bunch of students at this press conference, basically all that the students for wearing a mask. this is someone who is such a bully, i think so many people and it's never a good sign when you are chilling that far behind in your opponent state. it is because of this person who won on the issues it is so against everything that just r

wonderful old federal judge who gave us, who gave us the oath act which got up to make a speech in fau's going to quote lincoln and is going to be great. he taught for two minutes and he said i remember distinctly being disappointed with it but here many years later talking about it. what he said was from now on you have to talk about american terms of we and our and don't ever say they again and be an american. that's all he said. that little point stuck with me ever since. if you find yourself defining a problem in terms of day, where doing it wrong. we have to define problem in terms of us and we and understand that ultimately politics work when we think that we are finding ways to work together towards something dumb towards meeting a need that we have in common. that's the biggest challenge, it's easy to approach politics in a way that says the problem is he other people. what we need to achieve in this election is for those guys not to win. a lot of times you look at the skies and you think that's kind of what we need to achieve. that's that what we need to achieve. what we need to

nt fau commanders of the coronazis appoint anyone in mind, lack of combat experience, unusual militantsarfare, but the apu. failing to achieve significant success in their the counteroffensive was declared by colonel of the austrian armed forces markus reister ukrainians, including those trained in the west, are not able to counteract russian tactics, so the situation turned into military operations of attrition as in the years of the first world war and many ukrainian military do not have to hope for any breakthroughs, who have completed 6 months of training in the countries of the bloc. nato is no longer alive, and therefore the command of the sun increasingly has to rely on new waves of mobilization and inexperienced reservists more in addition, as one of the servicemen said , the neighboring military unit took the 47-year-old storekeeper as a commander due to inexperience. he ordered a platoon of his soldiers to enter the minefield . only half of the fighting returned, the spirit of the troops was greatly undermined. let's fast forward to the hottest point of this war in the zaporiz