reporter: the iss was first established in 1998.esearch on the station has led to breakthroughs in battling cancer, alzheimer's, and heart disease. monitoring natural disasters from space has also helped relief efforts on earth but with russia and china now planning to complete their own space stations in the coming years, a period of space cooperation ip giving way to a new era of space cooperation. bernard: this news caught many by surprise because nasa and russia's space agency had just struck a deal two weeks ago to fly each other's astronauts to the iss. cooperation between russia and the u.s. appeared relatively unharmed by the ukraine war until now. the european space agency had already ended its collaboration with russia's space agency. and moscow has stopped launches of its so he as a spacecraft from a european launch site. let's bring in our guests. in moscow we have a defense and military analyst. in orlando, florida, amy thompson, a science journalist. and in london, francisco diego. and lecturer at university college lo

this, of course, is the future of russia in the iss project.d that we are leaving this project after 2024. at the same time, they say that we will remain there until the twenty- eighth. so, do these statements contradict each other, or can they complement each other, you can tell us please clarify. well, first of all, a contradiction statement is what's wrong they interpreted my expression from the age of 24, and after 24 years in russian these are two big differences. now let's be more detailed, since this statement of mine has received such a response, let's try to analyze it from a technical scientific political, maybe points of view. so, as you know, today is an international space station, and the russian side practically invested in it, especially at the initial stages and at the stages of the zero years, when our colleagues did not have the opportunity to deliver non-cosmonauts or transport cargo. the main gravity the formation and operation of the station, the russian side took over and formed the ncs for the launch of precisely our dom

from the iss and their own human— away from the iss and their own human space _ away from the iss andld trump introduced human space flight programme.- years ago, donald trump introduced a us space force, do you worry that we are starting to stray into an offensive realm in space rather than a collaborative one? i offensive realm in space rather than a collaborative one?— a collaborative one? i don't think so. the a collaborative one? i don't think so- the space — a collaborative one? i don't think so. the space force _ a collaborative one? i don't think so. the space force really - a collaborative one? i don't think so. the space force really took i a collaborative one? i don't think i so. the space force really took over the responsibility— so. the space force really took over the responsibility of— so. the space force really took over the responsibility of the _ so. the space force really took over the responsibility of the us - so. the space force really took over the responsibility of the us air - the responsibility of the us air force — the responsibility of the us air force spa

china is banned from the iss.lding its own space station that will rival the iss, currently orbiting the earth with three chinese astronauts on board. china just launched the second module and says this will provide living quarters. they entered the new module for the first time on monday. beijing celebrated the launch. >> the space laboratory module into orbit on sched according to the mission evaluation criteria, i declare this launch a complete success. >> space experts talk about it. >> this will allow them to build it out to something fully functioning and can demonstrate to the world, here is what china can do in outer space. >> space exploration since the cold war has been seen as a project of international prestige and reputation. this is very important to china to demonstrate to the world, we are able to do this. this is something we can achieve safely and can serve as a symbol to the rest of the world china has reached the same pinnacle as other major powers on the world stage. >> russia is leaving the i

the iss has reworked its resource.t one and a half times and also the russian orbital station will allow surveying the entire territory of our country. and both poles, while only a tenth of russia can be seen from the iss. what other important areas of the space industry will develop in a difficult situation? anastasia efimova to provide the russian economy with the necessary space services, and this is navigation, communication and data transmission, and this is exactly my main task in the new position. sees yuri borisov at a meeting with the president. the head of roscosmos thanked for the appointment and told what the industry should focus on in the first place. rocket space surname government. as an example, curated this area of ​​activity know and prospects. know our competitive advantages know the issues that require special attention. this is where it will focus now. i first want to thank you for such a high appointment. for me, this is a huge honor, but on the other hand. this is an additional obligation, and t

reporter: the iss was established in 1998.esearch has led to breakthroughs in battling cancer, alzheimer's and heart disease. now, a period of space cooperation may be giving way to a new era of space competition. anchor: results from tunisia show 94% of the voters back a confidential -- controversial new constitution which grants nearly all powers to the office of president. opponents have accused the electoral board of fraud. critics say turnout for the vote has failed to achieve legitimacy. relatives of a journalist met with the u.s. secretary of state in washington. they spoke about what was discussed. >> we continue to reiterate our demands and concerns, especially regarding the fourth of that was released and we expressed how damaging it was to the truth and reports that were released by news outlets and the u.n.. we clearly demand an independent and transparent investigation by the u.s., considering they were an american citizen. we asked for accountability, justice. >> was there an acknowledgment about how absurd it se

what is really important is that the iss is really old. we see that there are more issues with things like that. the plan was to retire in the next years. what i want to say is that the station is ration the end of its time. >> -- the space station is reaching the end of its time. >> china is still building it. russia announced it will have their own station by 2028. there are others that want to bring up a station by 2030 like india. nasa wants to bring up their own stations by private companies in the next year as well. parallel to the iss. there will be a lot of stations up there. if everything goes right. they are talking about how concrete can be made better. but they also make experiments on humans themselves. every astronaut and cosmonaut is an experiment in and of itself because they see how weightlessness changes their bodies for a flights. correct thank you. -- >> thank you. let's look at more stories making news around the world. japan is executing a man who killed seven people in a stabbing in 2008. he carefully planned the att

the iss has reworked its resource.t one and a half times and also the russian orbital station will allow surveying the entire territory of our country. and still the poles. while only a tenth of russia can be seen from the iss. more important areas of the space industry will not develop in the most simple situation, anastasia efimova will tell. provide the russian economy with the necessary space services, and this is navigation, communication and data transmission, and this is precisely their main task in the new position. sees yuri borisov at a meeting with the president. the head of roscosmos thanked for the appointment and told what the industry should focus on in the first place. the rocket space industry as a third world oversaw this line of business knows and e perspective. know our competitive advantages know the issues that require special attention. that is what this attention considers necessary now. i first want to thank you for such high entertainment. for me, this is a huge honor, but on the other hand. t

under this program, the next one is scheduled for september aboard the american crew dragon on the issy russian woman anna kikina. the only woman in the roscosmos squad. and this will be her first space flight. recently. she returned from the usa where she went through the next stage of preparation in an interview with our channel. she spoke about the features of american technology. it's possible that preparations are underway for work on the ship. sleeping crum. accordingly, the ship is completely different. the crew of foreigners instructors are also all foreigners and they have their own approach to training, but the basic principles are still preserved on the first the place is always security, the main and main feature of the interior space of this ship is that the volume is much larger than in the union and there is more space and freedom of action. there are more opportunities for free manipulation of movements inside the hermetic volume of the ship, as well as the location of the cosmonauts in a more comfortable position in their own seats. watch the full version of the interv

we will leave the iss project and there are plenty of reasons for such a decision , including a sharperioration in the technical condition of the international space station itself, while russia will fulfill all its obligations under the iss, but further in the priority of developing its own manned cosmonautics, so that each flight benefits our country ivan prozorov with details. ten days have passed since the appointment of yuri borisov to the post of head of roscosmos, and the new head of the state corporation is ready to present to the president his view on the development of the industry. you are on the government line. as an example, supervised. you know this direction of activity and perspectives. do you know our competitive advantages? issues that require special attention. this is what it considers necessary to focus this attention now. first i want to thank you for such a high appointment. for me. this is a huge honor, but on the other hand, this is an additional obligation. our country has opened the way to space for the whole world, and i think that every russian has a sens

nasa about the fact that this is not permissible, that it violates the agreements concluded about the issno application and termination of cooperation, the only chance, so to speak, to put pressure on the russians in this situation is the so-called practice of cross flights, when is for example, a russian cosmonaut flies on an american spaceship to station a and an american signal e-e, in turn, flies on a russian ship, indeed, such an agreement has not yet been signed and it is being delayed in a certain way, but both sides say that it will be signed and just a few days ago they said it again so that russia is completely removed from space cooperation, unfortunately, it is not possible, but we have literally 45 seconds left for the answer to ukrainian problems how does ukrainian live the space industry during the war well, unfortunately, unfortunately , it is not doing very well, and this is the best example. because before the war, there were high expectations for this, the space program for the next five years was approved by the cabinet of ministers, but you did not have time to vote i

pashkov learned how the country will fight the disease at once 10 russian nano-satellites launched the iss crew during a spacewalk. the work lasted 7 hours. seriously power seriously actor sergei bezrukov turned into a spectator and scored a donbass course of giant students in rostov-on-don, an acting workshop appeared, in which natives of mariupol and lisichansk. you are watching news on russia channel hello shevtsov ukrainian security forces continue to use civilian infrastructure facilities for military purposes. this was announced by the head of the national defense control center mikhail mizintsev in kharkov, on the territory of the national economic university, an ammunition depot was equipped, and in the dnieper, artillery and armored vehicles were placed near one of the schools. kramatorsk firing positions, sniper points are located right in multi-storey buildings, and militants use residents as human shields. slavic kiev regime prepared another provocation, dressed in russian uniforms. the servicemen of the armed forces, robbed private houses and harassed the inhabitants, filmed e

what future awaits the iss is still unknown?e first part of the iss structure is launched from a russian rocket into space after 2 years the first crew of the spacecraft the station consists of one american astronaut and two russian cosmonauts they work side by side, join forces live together explore together after years of competition for space the iss has become a cell of cooperation, but nothing lasts forever this is what the new russian orbital service station will look like , except in addition, the russians say they would like to turn off their part of the ncc and manage it on their own. until now, the ncc has been out of political discussions of nationality or borders. it didn't matter until today. now clearly. it is clear that the turning point also affected space communication without russian experience and the support of a ground control center, russian cosmonauts hung their flag and the flags of the self-proclaimed people's republics, which are located in eastern ukraine, on the iss with the words we celebrate russia'

well , also russia is withdrawing from the iss project until the year 25 and will take care of its ownital station yuri borisov and the priorities of the work are an example that they seem to be able to put pressure on us the european union extended sanctions against russia for another 6 months and the favorite method of american business to take advantage of the situation , which they themselves created for their own benefit. she is also the duty part of the news will collect all the most high-profile investigations into the incident for today. the russian military attacked the base of the foreign legion in the donetsk people's republic, the ministry of defense informed the ministry of defense with high-precision weapons, the artillery battalion of the motorized infantry brigade and the ammunition depot were also destroyed all the latest information from the front line of nikolai sokolov assault groups are moving forward under the cover of sniper pairs and calculations in heavy machine guns, firing points are destroyed by fire mortars. at least be afraid, the backs take up firing posi

the iss has reworked its resource.one and a half times and also the russian orbital station will allow surveying the entire territory of our country. and both poles while only a tenth of russia can be seen from the iss, yury borisov told the president in detail about the plans for the development of the space industry. there is no need to tell anything about the rocket and space industry. you are on the government line. as deputy prime minister, this area of ​​activity was supervised by you and the prospects. know our competitive advantages know the issues that require special attention. here on what is considered necessary now is this attention. i first want to thank you for such a high appointment. for me, this is a great honor, but on the other hand, these are additional obligations, and the industry is in a difficult situation and i see my main task, together with my colleagues, not to drop, but to raise the bar and, first of all , provide the russian economy with space services. and this is navigation - this is co

he had been making threats to pull out of the iss.out how it will work, the different countries in the iss perform different roles, it is difficult to keep it going if you separate them out. but if it does happen, this will as you say end decades of cooperation, one of the very few areas where russia and the u.s. are still cooperating. and given the fact that china is also building its own space station, it could signal a new era of competition perhaps even rivalry in space. >> interesting. clare, thank you so much for that. >>> six months of war taking a deadly toll as ukrainian troops make incremental gains along the southern front using long range rockets, some provided by the u.s. at the same time russia has been striking southern ports even on the heels of this grain export deal between moscow and kyiv. eivan watson is in odesa talkin to ukrainians as he they prepar for more fighting. what are people there telling you? >> reporter: good morning. the ukrainians and the russian occupation administration have confirmed ukrainian str

uh, it will fly to the iss.iple, is not like a light at the end of the tunnel, but a small small bright spot in just purgatory, but, as for cooperation with asia with, uh, not the european world, then, of course , the americans look at it. uh, with contempt, we are suspicious and will in every possible way put spokes in the wheels, only tonight a bill came out from the pen of mark rubio, this is it. mccain's deputy on an ardent russophobe, uh, who, in principle, wants to destroy our relations with china, let's listen to what he offers. senator marca rubio wants to impose sanctions on china's purchases of oil and other energy resources from russia in an attempt to deprive the country of funding it sends to the war in ukraine imports of russian gray oil to china have soared this year as china bought barrels at a discount, from which refused europe the cessation of russian oil supplies will lead to fiercer competition between beijing and other major buyers such as india for oil from the middle east and africa, whic

russia will withdraw from the iss project after 2024 and will begin to form its orbital station today putin spoke with the new head of roscosmos. yuri borisov in the state corporation itself has already shown how it can look like growing up. true , they noted that this is still an artistic image of the station. it will consist of several modules, the scientific and energy base and gateway modules, according to vladimir solovyov, the iss russian segment flight director, the first module. may be launched into orbit in 2028, the reason for leaving the project is known to the iss has reworked its resource. at least one and a half times and also the russian orbital station will allow surveying the entire territory of our country. and also both poles while only a tenth of russia can be seen from the iss what other important areas of the space industry will not develop in the simplest situation anastasia will tell provide the russian economy with the necessary space services, and this is navigation and communication and transmission data exactly so its main task in the new position. sees yur

nasa also recently criticized rozkasmov over a photograph of cosmonauts on the iss holding the flagsist self-proclaimed regions in ukraine, saying the iss is about furthering science for peaceful purposes. a lauchty goal and one the new ride-sharing agreement could reinforce, showing there can be common ground between russia and the u.s., even if it's in space. michael holmes, cnn. >>> the final round of golf's british open is under way in st. andrews, scotland. if a third round is any indication, the finale could be a real dogfight. four-time major winner rory mcilroy roared into contention with five birdies and a chip-in eagle in saturday's round. the northern irelander is the local favorite after winning the open in 2014. but he's tied at 16 under with victor hovland, who hopes to claim the claret jug as norway's first major winner. mcilroy and hovland are clear of the third place players, cameron young of the u.s. and australia's hope, cameron smith. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber and i will be back in just a moment with more news. please do stay wi

red in italian blue, and the only woman in the russian cosmonaut squad, anna kikina, will go to the issican ship ilona mask crew dragon at the end of september, roscosmos reported today. so far, nasa has scheduled the launch on the 29th for the kikino. this will be a particularly responsible mission. after all, this is her first flight into space. and today , journalists could see how the participant from the cosmonauts is training and talked with her yevgeny golovanov is transmitting from the training center. but the exam at the training center for astronauts from space anna kiki noi shows that she is a little worried see the results depends on whether she will go on her first flight as part of the next long expedition to the iss the secret of self-control will be endowed with journalists by drawing out tickets very well sleep and calmly do business what you do normally, every astronaut should be able to work with onboard and scientific equipment. thoroughness, structure of stations and all algorithms actions in the event of any out-of-the-ordinary situation during the preparation of a

and its partners somehow keep the iss operating without its critical russian partners?asa adminitrator bill nelson about this possibility back in march. what is the contingency plan? >> well, we know we can continue it for the short-term, and we'd have to do other things, and those contingency plans are already there. >>> a florida police sergeant has been charged with felony battery after being caught on body cam video grabbing a female officer by the neck during an arrest. cbs' manuel bojorquez is following the investigation. >> reporter: by the time sunrise police sergeant christopher pullease arrives at the squad car, the suspect is handcuffed and in the vehicle. >> you want to play [ bleep ] disrespect -- remove your [ bleep ] soul from your -- >> reporter: that'snoth officer intervened and tugs at the sergeant's belt, removing him from the situation. but the sergeant lungs for her neck, his hands eventually falling towards her soldier. >> you touch me again. get the off. >> reporter: the disturbing video led prosecutors to charge police last week with assault and

two firms, glass, lewis, and iss i think it's called. it's a complex system and they control a lot of what goes on in corporate govern innocence and they tried to break that and have better disclosures. >> those two make reppeddations to shareholders about how to vote on certain things? >> right, but then there's clients on the side so there could be a conflict of interest according to -- that's what the trump people said and they wanted to break -- they wanted more disclosure on the potential conflicts and obviously to break up the duopoly and the gensler administration is looking to reverse that. why would they want to reverse? i only see glass, lewis, and iss are on the forefront of pushing esg standards in these proxy voting measures. with them kind of -- with their sort of power being diminished, esg would be diminished as a corporate level and gary gensler's level of esg would be diminished as well. >> yeah. >> it's one of the reasons why you have high gas prices right now because there's been a corporate onslaught onto -- there's

putin today signed a decree conferring state awards marriage and heroism during a long flight to the isstle of hero of russia was awarded to a test cosmonaut sergei sverchkov's path, the order of merit to the fatherland of the fourth degree was awarded to our colleague, host of the russia tv channel vladimir solovyov, for his active legislative activity, he was awarded the order of alexander nevsky. deputy chairman of the federation council committee on international affairs, senator from the perm territory andrey klimov, people's artist of the ussr, somewhere piekha became a holder of the order of merit in culture and art by presidential decree. the honorary title people's artist of russia was awarded to grigory leps for his active participation in the development of a corona vaccine the order of pirogov was awarded to general director of the chumakov center aidar and shmukhametov and head of the federal center for virology and biotechnology vector rinat maksyutov well, in vitebsk , the thirty-first international festival of arts slavic bazaar began, despite the difficult geopolitical s

in total, they spent about 7 hours outside the iss. we also managed to install an adapter for rob's hands. it can move objects weighing up to 8 t. we will tell you directly about this day in history now hello july 22, 1894 in paris began the first ever car race from one city to another paris and rouen. the trail was organized by the editor-in-chief of the newspaper tee magazine, erzhi far, he has already become famous for organizing the first cycling race. paris brest paris out of 102 participants only five foreigners. the rest were french, but only 21 crews qualified, and of them 14 in cars with a gasoline engine and seven with steam engines, ironically, among those who did not pass the race was the creator of his own company. arman dude. finishes reached 17 cars by the official winner of the race. paris ivan trailer became georges alberry maitre on a pizhozhoy it is believed that world motor racing began with this, 22. in july 1921, pyotr kapitsa began working in the famous cavendish laboratory in cambridge under the supervision of e

it is controlled from inside the iss, so you don't even have to leave the station. cases, you don't even have to. in ukraine, president zelensky made a whole series of scandalous decisions that the mobilized military will be deprived of their salaries and a new batch of objectionable tv channels will be closed. under the threat of deprivation of citizenship was the oligarch kolomoisky. well and the hryvnia has fallen in price by a quarter today more anastasia ivanova following the national spirit of ukraine, the national currency is falling and the national currency the central bank of the independent devalued the hryvnia by 25% at once, now it costs 36.5 hryvnia. for a dollar, the regulator assures. this will support the stability of the economy and will be convenient for the exporter of goods, only ukrainian exports are less and less interested in mercantile goods. latin american trade organization refused to engage in dialogue with zelensky , he was banned from speaking at the summit of the south american market by the deputy head of the ministry of foreign affai

more precisely , in russian, he stayed on the iss for a while, fedor returned to earth and it seemedskeleton, but in the conditions of the flight, and this option turned out to be inconvenient, the robot fyodor will no longer fly to the iss, the experiments on orbit will be carried out only by descendants in the winter of 22 - roskosmos did introduce the receiver ego to oskarpor, they attached anthropomorphic device named teli, the droid vernee ego plasticovy the layout will probably be limited to a plastic bag. well, they received money for serious development on tv, read it, amused internet users, and that’s it, i looked at the work and i was immediately filled with pride for the country, this tough guy can't stop himself from laughing, this is space, but remember , they also had such a robot, borya, he is alyosha, i'm dreaming. he turned out not to be a robot at all, he is not a robot, he is a cyborg on the outside, he has such a metal shell, and inside is a real person, what is it, you are not a costume for me? a cheap fake was revealed and made noise in the network, the entrance

more precisely , in russian, he stayed on the iss for some time.again. cosmonaut alekseev chinin and he polished it with the help of an exoskeleton, but in the conditions of the flight, and this option turned out to be inconvenient, the robot fyodor will no longer fly to the iss, experiments on orbit will be carried out only by descendants in the winter of 22 - roskosmos did present the receiver ego in oskarpor was chained to an anthropomorphic device named teli, the droid will return his plastic model , for sure, they will be limited to a plastic bag. well, they received money, serious development, they were read on tv, they entertained internet users, that's all, he looked at the work and was immediately filled with pride for the country. seba ot smekha is space, but remember they also had such a robot, borya, aka alyosha, and what about the snow, but i want to learn how to draw, let’s him, too, in his time, they just blew up the internet thanks no, not super technology, but because the robot turned out not to be robotic at all, not a robot, oh c

restructuring, sanctions were imposed against yuri koptev , the man who stood at the origins of the isse time, the program of parallel flights continues. anna kikino is preparing for the flight. we are preparing, as well as astronauts hmm the dissonance is happening as it can be explained in relation to us eh hmm space station is impossible. as you remember, we issued a very stern warning about what it could lead to, and the imbalance of our relations on the iss is not because we really want them to stay at this station. we have already really begun work on the russian orbital service station and, uh, the more we immerse ourselves in this topic, the more it arouses tremendous interest in us . this big design to be safe. e for earthlings and safe for some international crew, of course, the united states will follow this tactic. come on, we don’t quarrel here at all, even for a few e on several astronauts, who, apparently after a glass of whiskey, strongly dispersed there, there they began their own russophobia. there, it means that some rude things were shushed at them and they were sham

i give the command to our crew on the iss to stop working with european manipulator.ng like retaliatory measures. you refuse mars with russia we will not serve. your manipulator on the iss here you will now see the accelerated video of roskosmos, how our cosmonauts outside the station in april are working on switching and turning on this european manipulator. its length is about 11 m, the spacewalk, then it took several hours, the manipulator itself was delivered to the iss last year, and it is fixed precisely in the russian science compartment. so what's next for this robotic arm question, while publicly the european space agency did not react. yes, volodya well, if you go back to this overthrown mission to mars, now it turns out that russia and europe will work separately on the project, but here in general there are a lot of questions and funding and the ability to reintegrate developments into other projects, plus the obsolescence of already developed elements . well , of course, getting into the martian windows. these windows open once every 26 months for a perio

become the first russian woman in history on board the crew dragon manned spacecraft that will go to the iss and sberbank is going to lower rates on consumer and mortgage loans and a wall of sand 10 m high, one of the chinese provinces. covered by sandstorm. vladimir putin held an operational meeting with the permanent members of the security council discussed including international topics, we will discuss today some issues of the international trip of the day. well, at the beginning i wanted to ask sergeyevich lavrov to tell about the results of his trips. e abroad to share with colleagues, and i remember sergey lavrov previously held a large asian tour. he visited mongolia, vietnam and indonesia, in addition to the summit talks in ulaanbaatar and hanoi, the head of the russian foreign ministry took part in the summit of foreign ministers of the g20 countries on the indonesian island of bali well , sergei shoigu arrived in istanbul, the minister of defense will take part in the signing of documents on lifting restrictions on the export of russian products and facilitating the export of ukr

most demanded services today, without which modern life cannot be imagined, and russia is leaving the iss before the year 25 and will take care of its own orbital station yuri borisov on the priorities of the most high-tech industry. they are running out of an arsenal of some measures that they see as capable of punishing pressure on us the european union has extended sanctions against russia for another 6 months. well, about the favorite method of american business to take advantage of the situation that they themselves have created for their own benefit. they struck at the base of the foreign legion. in the donetsk people's republic, the ministry of defense reported today that the artillery battalion of a motorized infantry brigade and an ammunition depot were also destroyed with high-precision weapons. about nikolay sokolov assault groups advance forward under the cover of sniper pairs and heavy machine gun crews, firing points are destroyed by mortar fire. be afraid in the course. zadniki take up firing positions carry out firing from machine-gun sniper weapons continue to carry out t

this is some kind of coalition of interest of its own iss it is completely clear that without russiaossible to operate the international space station. as you remember, we issued a very strong warning about what a imbalance of our relations on the iss not because we really want them to stay at this station. we have already really begun work on the russian orbital service station and, uh, the more we immerse ourselves in this topic, the more it arouses tremendous interest in us. this large structure to be safe, but for the ground and safe for some international crew, of course, the united states will stick to this tactic. come on, we don’t quarrel here at all, even for a few e on several astronauts, who, apparently after a glass of whiskey, strongly dispersed there, there they began their own russophobia. there, it means that some rude things were shushed at them and they were shamed, they fell silent, that is, with regard to the iss, there is demonstrative support from the site. well, and, accordingly, the people behind them from the us administration are support. here are good relat

russia will withdraw from the iss project after 24 years and begin to form its own orbital station ,n was told about this by the new head roskosmos yuri borisov, he noted that the space industry is now in a difficult situation, it faces ambitious tasks. which anastasia efimova will tell to provide the russian economy with the necessary space services, and this is navigation and communication and data transmission is exactly their main task in the new position. sees yuri borisov at a meeting with the president. the head of roscosmos thanked for the appointment and spoke about what the industry should focus on first of all, the government. as an example supervised this area of ​​activity know and prospects. do you know our advantages competitors know? which one requires special attention, what do you think it is necessary to focus this attention on right now? first i want to thank you for such a high appointment. for me, this is a great honor, but on the other hand, this additional obligation, and the industry is in a difficult situation and i see my main task , together with my collea

and russia teamed up for the first mission aboard the iss.u're not so sure russia will quit the iss at this point, right? you think it's bluster. >> i do. you know, the space program has been, you know, historically very important to their government. you know, i think they kind of use it almost as a distraction to other failures, where they just point to the fact they launched the first human into space as an example of their technological prowess. and, you know, despite maybe not that being so strong anymore. and i think putin gets a lot out of the credibility from being in this partnership with western nations on the international space station. he gets it internationally. he also gets it domestically. so, my personal feelings are that unless russia can no longer afford to launch their cosmonauts to the space station and support their space station, that they will likely stick with it for as long as they can. >> scott kelly, thank you. by the way, thank you for your children's book. you sent it to me, and my son absolutely loves it. he wan

it will help move objects weighing up to 8 tons and is controlled from inside the iss, so you don’t eveno leave the station in some cases. the state of the president of the united states remains normal, is in quarantine and works remotely, the press service of the white house said the day before. jubaiden known to have tested positive for covid is reported to have symptoms of corner state moderate on tuesday. the test was negative, the white house noted that biden will act as president remotely until he passes a negative test. the heat wave reached the north of europe in sweden, a record of more than plus thirty-five was recorded in spain, the number of victims of abnormal cancer and has already exceeded a thousand people. basically. this elderly people continue to fight dozens of forest fires. last few days. the temperature rises above 45 in madrid , firefighters help people on the streets to cool down teams, strong natural fires were recorded in slovenia where the agony came from a neighboring waist, evacuated residents of four settlements help extinguish the fire rescuers from croatia

the iss replenished immediately with two.h modules including the multifunctional science laboratory module, we decided to launch it, corrected past mistakes and did this very important work. i am happy that i was directly involved in the revival of russian space, that i became part of the family of our roscosmos. thank you, my comrades for your service, for the sleepless nights of restlessness, for the stress of rocket launches, and for the happiness that we shared when everything worked out for us. vladimir putin conferred the title hero of russia, cosmonaut sergei kut sverchkov, for courage and heroism, which were shown during a long flight to the international space station, by the same decree, the president awarded the famous tv and radio host vladimir solovyov with the order of merit for the fatherland, fourth degree, the order for merit in culture and art, awarded somewhere piekha and the singer grigory leps received the title of people's artist. among those awarded by the president. there are also scientists , medical

he stated that the policy should not affect the joint work of countries on the iss and the exit russiais in no way connected with the external situation. we haven't warned about it yet, there's no need for it, there's no need to do it today. no. we just said that after 24 years, we start the exit process. whether it will be in the middle of the year 24 or in the twenty-fifth year, it all depends, in fact , including on the state of operation of the iss itself. but what will we start doing? actually, there is also no secret, and i reported to the president about it. this interview can be completely will be watching on our channel during the next info hour. at the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization, which will be held in samarkand in september, they will discuss the expansion of the use of national currencies in mutual trade , sergey lavrov said this following a meeting of the council of foreign ministers of the sco member states , the meeting was held in tashkent and in fact. mm was a preparatory stage for the september summit with details from tashkent natalya solovyova re

i think it iss annual amount. i n think it's a little over $4 billion every single quarter. >> host: can you: break down where that cost is? is that my visa goes out to the states, for programs to support that states come how to set break down? >> guest: i don't have on that. >> host: one of the other things you did talk about when it comesyo to money that receivd covid funds was taking a look at area codes and places in the united states where it is deemed as rich i suppose, $100 million is a break that down to the top 50 richest places. can you talk about that? >> guest: so atherton california is a richest place, the average household income exceeds half million dollars a year. think tech titans and silicon valley. a lot of them live in atherton california. the american rescue act passed last year in march provided $350 billion of bailout to states and localities. atherton was quote-unquote bailed out for $1.4 million. i reached out for comment to the bigwigs in atherton and they refuse to even comment on where

one launch per year; the next one is scheduled for september, russian anna kikina is to fly to the iss aboard the american krugregon. the only woman in the roscosmos squad. this will be her first space flight. recently. she returned from the united states where she went through the next stage of preparation and in an interview with our tv channel she spoke about the features of american technology. it is possible that preparations are underway for work in a space ship . accordingly, the ship is completely another. the crew of foreigners, instructors are also foreigners and they have their own approach to training, but the basic principles still remain in the first place always safety, the main and main feature of the internal space of this ship's interior is that the volume is much larger than in the union and space and freedom of action more. more opportunities for precisely free manipulation of movements inside the hermetic volume of the ship, as well as the location of the cosmonauts in a more comfortable position in their own seats, full version of the interview with anna kikina. w

when he arrived, he bumps iss with mohammed been salmon. the crown prince into fact alida, up until now biden had refused to speak to him over the murder of over the murder of journalists, jamarcus shoji in 2018. u. s. intelligence is the crown prince approved the killing of his mum. that has set off a storm of criticism. u. s. president joe biden. hell talks with saudi crown. prince mom had been sell man. a man, he once promised to make a prior over the murder of us best john list jamal kush oak g. kush oak g fiance reacted to the meeting with the to eat. seeing the blood of the princess next week to the u. s. pasadena has counted the criticism. thank you. breathe here . respect to the murder of kush yogi, i raise it at the top of the median, make it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came on was he said he was not personally responsible for it and he took action against those who were responsible human rights groups waddy, that thi

general council andrey turchak, international politics should not affect joint work strangely, the issis in no way connected with the external situation, this was announced in an exclusive interview to our channel by the head of roscosmos yuri borisov, he also noted that the exact deadline for the completion of russia's participation in the project will depend on the state of the station itself, we have not yet warned about this, in this no need no need to do it today no we just said that after 24 years we start the exit process. whether it will be in the middle of the 24th year or in the twenty-fifth year it all depends on in fact, including on the state of health of the iss itself. but what will we start doing? actually, there is also no secret, and i reported to the president about it. watch this interview in full on our channel today after eighteen hours. today , seven children from mariupol arrived in moscow for treatment; they, together with their parents, were delivered by a special flight of the ministry of defense of the children. they were placed in leading russian clinics ac

activity of american competitors, our manned astronautics lived on, our proud russian segment of the issdules at once, including a multifunctional science laboratory module. we decided that launching it corrected past mistakes and did this very important job. i am happy that i was directly involved in the revival of the russian space, that i became part of the family of our roscosmos, the government adjusted the payments to doctors who work with the infected coronavirus. now doctors are junior medical characters, district therapists. and everyone who helps such patients will receive an additional 25% as a deposit. the cabinet decree also states that the previous so-called covid payments are suspended until the end of this year. vladimir putin signed a decree, according to which the provision of additional insurance guarantees to medical workers involved in the fight against covid was stopped. as stated in the document adopted due to the fact that the situation with coronavirus has improved and medical workers are transferred to a planned mode of operation. there are 10 minutes left until

of our part of the iss, then 80% would have to be replaced there. much easier, and the orbital space station with friends apologized. pardon me. yes, it's symbolic. but take away this cover, because it seems to me that they will not attract us, i will attract all of you . here's to this end. take away, please. well, really, well, embarrassing, then i looked separately. here on the advertisement it’s interesting, but today it means it sounded, but this statement that russia is leaving after 24 years and from the project iss and literally the day before in this studio. we were discussing another statement by the us general, head of space operations. let's remember him. spacex's commercial starlink satellite system, ilona maska, has extended a vital communications link for ukrainian forces despite russia's repeated attempts to shut down the country, both by kinetic strikes and cyberattacks, starling satellites flying 130 miles above the battlefield transmit high-speed internet access allowing ukrainian troops on the front line in the east, where there

russia says it will pull out of the iss after 2024.s been decades of collaboration with nasa. what does this mean for the space program and for nasa itself? >> well, i think we have to take that with little of a grain of salt. collaborating with russia was a highlight of my career at nasa, during some pretty tense times on earth, i was there when they annexed crimea. what's happening in ukraine is way beyond anything that's acceptable. it kind of feels like working with germans in 1941. when they say they're going to pull out of the iss, they say a lot of things. normally when a russian government official is speaking, you can assume that he's not telling the truth or what he says is not going to happen. so i've heard some words from some colleagues that it may not be as quick as they say. it's my view that we should probably start the process of disengagement now just because of their actions in ukraine. they're killing civilians today, and that's not necessarily the partner you want to have in space. >> thank you so much for joining

ivan kulakov, kamchatka roskosmos nasa will soon sign a bilateral agreement on cross-flights to the issment is in the final stage, this information was confirmed by both sides of the russian cosmonauts, american ships will be used for flights, astronauts, according to this program , it is supposed to carry out one launch per year, the nearest one is scheduled for september on board the american crew dragon, the russian woman anna kikina should fly to the iss. the only woman in the roscosmos squad. and this will be her first space flight. recently. she returned from the united states, where she was undergoing another stage of preparation and in an interview with our tv channel she spoke about features of american technology and training. uh. how long is it possible to prepare for work in the ship, sleeping around? accordingly, the ship is completely different. the crew of foreigners , instructors, are also foreigners and they have their own approach to training, but the basic principles still remain in the first place always safety, the main main feature of the internal space of this shi

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for our part, we remain committed to working with iss partners to ensure the safe operation of iss and the astronauts who are on board. i refer you to nasa for any additional details. reporter: talking at the event a with south korean officials, he said i am in the last day of having been diagnosed with covid. was he referring to the fact is going to get the test to come back to work? >> i did not hear that statement. my assumption is he has been isolated, i believe this is the fifth day of isolation, perhaps that is what he was referring to. i would have to ask him directly myself. i know when i had covid i was ready to go. you are like oh my gosh, how can i bust out of here? i'm sure he is excited to -- i know i said this yesterday but i am sure he is excited to see all of us and be out there with the american public again. i am sure that is what he is looking forward to. >> i want to ask how you will be testing for rebound cases. is there any clarity on the monitoring of this? >> i would have to get back to you on that. we have not had a chance to get that protocol and what that loo

russia has told nasa that it will remain on the iss until about 28 years old, reuters claims, citinge conclusion the americans are doing right is 4 years longer than it was announced borisov, the head of the pro from space, at a meeting with putin, but nasa flatters itself, given its age and the worn-out old nks should cease to exist by the twenty-fifth year by this time in russia it will already be implementing its own orbital service station , it is called the ross station surprisingly, against the background of leaving the iss american comedians. even from evening shows, including trevor, they learned with interest. how many things turn out to depend on russia in america in europe in africa around the world and in space trevor comes to disappointing for the us concluded that from russia americans will soon be unable to sneeze, because the sound to sneeze along with others. minerals for american electronics supplied from moscow from western countries travels faster than the speed of light, and now also out of the earth's atmosphere russia is leaving the iss instead it will concentr