the iaea says that iran is once again wrapping up its enrichment activity and connect urge my honourable are not losing sight of the really big questions about whether iran should be allowed to have a nuclear weapon whether it's the right time to activate the snapback sanction provisions?— activate the snapback sanction provisions? activate the snapback sanction rovisions? , ., , , ., provisions? there is absolutely no credible civilian _ provisions? there is absolutely no credible civilian justification - provisions? there is absolutely no credible civilian justification for. credible civilian justification for enrichment that the iaea has reported in iran and iran must not develop a nuclear weapon and reconsidering next steps their international partners that means all diplomatic tools and including the snapback mechanism is necessary. we all stand behind ukraine in the face of russian aggression but does the prime minister except that if we believe that uk security is important in relationships ukraine that we accept that we are giving relatively less than other countries such as germ

demona was also monitored. the one thing that needs to happen is that an independent body like the iaea would go into demona and find out what is going on there, what is the state of the substance of the building, is the container? the nuclear reactor still intact, what are they doing about cooling, um, where is the nuclear waste being stored, how is it being stored, and all these questions, they need to be answered, we need some transparency. israel has not ratified the non-proliferation treaty a way. of invoiding inspections to its nuclear sites. why do you think that the international community behaves with israel with this special way? first of all, we are not obliged, we are not part of the treaties, we never signed the treaties, so we don't oblige. we never said we won't, that's one thing. second thing is the us, and the third thing is the holocaust. how? guilt, do you see germany? germany solds the submarines, the us, they let us steal uranium. you go to the un, to the npt, to the non-proliveration treaty, and you hear the us delegation reading their statements, and when they tal

engineering solutions and reliable technologies, strictly observing russian safety standards, all iaeaules and regulations and the most stringent environmental requirements, said vladimir putin. pricing. rosatom alone during the construction period of the nuclear power plant, the added value from the implementation of the project will amount to about $4 billion, this is about 1% of the country's gdp, in the future egypt will be able to export energy to the region - magatha previously stated. beginning of pouring concrete into the base of the fourth as-ldba power unit is a historical event for our country and our people. it can be regarded as a new page in egyptian-russian relations. held in el daremonia. represents another achievement that moscow and cairo were able to achieve as a result of close cooperation. it also reflects the scale of efforts made by both sides to advance egypt's national nuclear power plant project. the construction of the nuclear power plant is progressing in accordance with the previously stated deadlines - rosatom reported. 16 thousand people work at the site

the mona was also monitored. the one thing that needs to happen is that an independent body like the iaea would go into demona and find out what is going on there, what is the state of the substance of the building, is the... the nuclear reactor still intact, what are they doing about cooling, where is the nuclear waste being stored, how is it being stored and all these questions? they need to be answered, we need some transparency. israel has not ratified the non-proliferation treaty a way of invoiting inspections to its nuclear sites. why do you think that the international community behaves with israel in this special way? first of all, we are not. we are not part of the treaties, we never signed the treaties, so we don't oblige, we never said we won't, that's one thing, second thing is the us, and the third thing is the holocaust, how guilt, do you see germany, germany solds the submarines, the us, they let us steal uranium, you go to the un, to the npt, to the nonpoliveration treaty, and you hear the... us delegation reading their statements and when they talk about israel, you see p

in which iran's nuclear case was very active was basically the lack of commitment in vienna and the iaeah the iran case. it started in the sense that we have no reason to accept the imposition of western countries in this field, a resolution with a large number of votes was proposed to us at the end of the 1980s and non-commitment members supported it. the agenda was added. now some are talking about the lack of it commitment can play the role of the global south. some say that non-commitment is a sign of the non-western world. but anyway, he tried to maintain his structure. the number of its members has increased and its meetings are held. mr. kohgen , internationally, we are passing from the current order to a new order. this issue is very unrelated to the philosophy of form. it is not non-commitment, but now this movement has the possibility of playing an effective role for, for example, forming a new order and reforming global structures. the fact is that we must see our expectation of non-commitment as strictly realistic and managed, that is, we in non-commitment, although we have m

in principle, the non-commitment in vienna and the iaea started with the iran case, which means thathave no reason. we cannot accept the imposition of western countries in this field, a resolution with a large number of votes at the end of the 80s. shamsi suggested for us and non-commitment members supported him. later, other topics were added to this agenda. now some people are talking about non-commitment can play the role of the global south. some say that lack of commitment is a sign the reality is the non-western world. but anyway, he tried to maintain his structure. the number of members. it has increased and its meetings are also held. mr. kohgen , internationally, we are moving from the current order to a new order. this issue is not unrelated to the philosophy of the formation of non-commitment, but now this movement is a possibility to play an effective role for, for example, the formation of the order. there is a new and reform of global structures. the fact is that we must see our expectation of non-commitment as very realistic and managed, that is, although we have many

of international resolutions that speak about it, in particular the last general conference of the iaea, where, by the way, ukraine was elected to the board of governors, this is a very important step for us, and there it is very clearly written in the resolution that the russians should leave the station immediately. they will go, their methods, their influence on the nuclear industry in general, and on the whole world, it will remain, look, it will remain, but it is going to a minimum, well, this is the way, this is the way the obvious way out, they won't be in a civilized market, why are you sure of that, and i'm sure, because the world is moving towards it, i'm sure, because we're removing barrier after barrier there to make it... happen, of course i would like to do it sooner, but nuclear energy is very, well, in general, it is a very complicated, complicated type of industry and generation in general, it is complicated, it cannot be replaced as quickly as gas, for example, you can buy it elsewhere, i did not buy it here, bought there, whether there is coal or other other resources

was no information about the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, by the way the russians forbade the iaea to inspect the reactor halls at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, it is about the premises of three power units, one of which houses the reactor's active zone and spent fuel, the international atomic energy agency reported. they also said that experts have been hearing regular explosions near the station for several weeks. the non-admission of magat experts may be an attempt to hide the real situation. petro kotin, president of energoatom, also announced this today. we are monitoring this, an extremely difficult situation. but here it is again are protesting polish farmers renewed the blockade of the szegyny checkpoint. doctor, however, currently there is no significant increase in queues at the border, the state border service reported, approximately 800 cars are currently waiting to enter ukraine, and there is an electronic queue for exit. currently , protests are announced until february 3, or until the polish government fails, signs a guarantee of meeting the demands of the proteste

need to keep one more circumstance in mind, by the way, in the context of the requirements of the iaeaty, which, in principle , fundamentally contradicts magata’s requirements. then there are questions related to the so-called passive safety system; for example, we may have vvr 1200 for quite a long time without power supply due, among other things, to the so-called passive safety according to american ip , there are big questions here, at least their project. does not provide answers to very specific solutions, thank you very much all the best, all the best, i understood as a layman that ours is safer, cheaper, and most importantly, ours has already proven itself in operation. the russian nuclear industry occupies a leading position in the world; rosatom specialists are now simultaneously building several dozen power units, and this is approximately 80%. market, the american power unit of the ap100 type has already earned itself a bad reputation, well, then we will tell you why, by the way, the new bus stops in mariupol are called a mocking joke by fake makers, we will find out very s

according to an iaea report last month they have undone the slow down and enrichment of uranium to near weapons grade, but they face no consequences from your appeaser in chief. joe biden turned a blind eye to nearly 200 attacks against our military in iraq and syria leading up to what happened this past weekend. he spent the better part of his presidency sucking up to iran and helping the iranian mullahs get rich. between reportedly turning a blind eye to the oil cells, tens and tens of billions of dollars for them to get more terror and aid and abet in terror wars and fighting proxy wars. remember none of this happened under donald trump. joe offered them $6 billion the ransom payment for a prisoner swap and extended a waiver that allowed them to take in $10 billion from iraq for electricity sales. in other words, this administration has frankly opted for a policy of ass kissing appeasement. sadly, the chaos and destruction carried out by irani and proxies was predictable. this was all predictable. how many times do you have to get attacked and your troops targeted before you realize

a and according to an iaea report last month, they haveae undone the slowdown in enrichment of uranium to near weapons grade. but they face no consequences from your appeaser in chief,face joe biden turned a blind eye to nearly 200 attacks against our military in iraq and syriais leading up to what happened this past weekend. he spent the better part of his presidency up to iran and helping the iranian mullahs get rich. now, between reportedly turning a blind eye to their oil salesni ,you know, tens and tens and tens of billions of dollars for the mullahs to foment more terror and and aid and abet in terror warshis ha and fighting proxy wars. remember, none of this happened under donald trump. un also $6d thempp billion, the ransom payment for a prisoner swap, and then extendedra prisone a waiver thad them to take in $10 billion from iraq for electricity other sales. in other words, this administration has frankly opted fo words, r a policy of n appeasement and sadly, the chaos the destruction carried out by iranian proxies was predictablrriee. tim this was all predictable. how many ti

around 2025 there will be an asar mission, that is , almost all countries that cooperate with the iaeaarusian nuclear power plant today personally works with vao, this is a global association of organizations for the operation of nuclear power plants, this is constant support. on all issues related to the operation of stations, that is, we can receive any competent assistance regarding the operation of our station. thank you very much and of course good luck in your new place, thank you, thank you. belaes is undoubtedly a high- flying technology. and the same guests visited the palace of independence last saturday. the president held a meeting with belarusians who are preparing for a space expedition. main participant. of a real space flight marina vasilevskaya and her backup anastasia lenkova. the girls are trained at the gagarin cosmonaut training research and testing center. alexander lukashenko congratulated the participants of the space program on new year and christmas, presenting flowers and wristwatches. thank you, thank you, happy new year. and merry christmas. well, this is s

obligations under the jcp away that other countries still maintain, that is not forthcoming with the iaea about their enrichment operations, i don't think we clearly know what they have and don't have, don't come clean with their past pursuit of nuclear weapons, there's a country that's giving russia drones in ukraine, here's a country to its proxies that is trying to strike at our troops in iraq and syria. i don't know how much more it comes before one says that is an enemy of the united states. so, is it time to seek to internationalize the sanctions that we've had? we've had sanctions but of course internationalizing sanctions are the way in which we ultimately achieve the results -- greater results. >> i cannot disagree with what you've said here, i think if confirmed, frankly i would welcome the opportunity to have greater discussions on this both with you and the team at the state department, i do want to underscore we are contesting them significantly, you saw the statement that said the secretary made the day before yesterday that some of their associated groups do occasionally at

. >> other countries still maintain with that is not forthcoming with the iaea about enrichment operations where i don't think we clearly neglect what they have and don't have, don't come clean with their past pursuit of nuclear weapons. here is a country that is giving russia drones and ukraine. here is a country through proxies that is trying to strike at our troops inn iraq and syri. i don't know how much more it comes before one says, yeah, that's an enemy of the united states. and so is it time to seek to internationalize the sanctions that we've had because we have sanctions but, of course, internationalizing sanctions are the way in which we ultimate achieve greater results? >> senator, i can't disagree with anything that you've said here and i think if confirmed, frankly i would welcome the opportunity to have greater discussions on this with you and the team at the state department. i do want to underscore that we are contesting them significantly. you saw the statement that secretary austin made the day before yesterday that, yes, some of their associated groups do occasionally a

where there is a difference, the iaea has a modest demand proj projection.it is selling oil. why not be bullish? if that is right, then the market is much, much tighter than right now coming into the year. i think that demand uncertainty probably is still worth considering with the faster recovery and we are seeing more demand in chemicals and jet fuel with the transportation fuels on the roads. maybe not here in the developed world, but globally, people want to drive, fly and move. >> no doubt about that. maybe there could be a surprise to the upside on the demand side. this is a global market where you have, you know, spot rates mostly determined by the commodity now and who can supply it. you think the potential differences in the einventory ae accounting for the potential edge in trading it ? >> we are seeing the edge with the politics with the balanced market. one stoiry we saw in 2023 is th electric car story. we have the upper bound. how many millions do you need to rack up before the end of oil demand? it is still too soon for that story. >> you cann