vacation in the crimea and to assistant minister of internal affairs sergey unov, officers of the russian federal security service and the main directorate of internal security of the russian ministry of internal affairs conducted a series of searches in a criminal case initiated in june 2020 by the bodies of the investigative committee of the russian federation of special operations to journalists. it is only known that they went through narrow passages at the same time to several addresses in the homes and workplaces of the defendants from the personal account. the head of the traffic police of st. petersburg and the leningrad region, semyonov , was seized documents and information carriers. colleagues, subordinates remain silent, the third search of her ended. i won't comment anyway. the police officer allegedly recommended that local businessmen donate funds to the fund for assistance to the programs of the central internal affairs directorate of st. petersburg or in the leningrad region, the organization was engaged with the help of current employees and police veterans. but donations often went to personal expenses, such as a land

ministry of internal affairs were detained in the case of abuse of power, searches were carried out jointly with the federal security service, all suspects from among the leadership of the main directoratef the ministry of internal affairs for st. petersburg or the region sergey umnov, alexei semenov and ivan abakumov, according to the investigation, carried out crime in the period from 2016 to 2020, funds allocated to the fund, assistance to the programs of the central internal affairs directorate of the region. they spent cash on targets investigation continues it is possible that several other high-ranking police officers are involved in the case. more than 500 shells, including iz grad, were fired by ukrainian militants across the territory of the dpr over the past day , weapons were announced in the people's militia. including nato caliber less than an hour ago, messages came under fire, kirovsky district. donetsk intensity. the attacks of the nationalists are increasing day by day the day before as a result of the shelling killed five peaceful inhabitants in ukraine, meanwhile, acknowledged the fact that the russian side has repeatedly spoken about. some of the weapons that the we

russia, the main department of internal security of the ministry of internal affairs and the investigative committee, revealed facts of abuse of official powers by employees of the main directorateistry of internal affairs of russia for st. petersburg and the leningrad region in currently, the defendants in the criminal case are assistant to the minister of internal affairs of russia sergey umnov, head of the traffic police of the main directorate russian interior ministry for st. petersburg or the leningrad region alexei semyonov and former deputy head of the main directorate of the russian interior ministry for st. petersburg and the leningrad region ivan abakumov in their homes. and the offices were searched. from the republic of mari el to the resorts of southern russia, it is now possible to call in directly to adler, the first train departed from yoshkar-ola, speeding up to 160 km / h, stopping along the route in saransk, penza-rostov-on-don, tuapse and a number of other cities, the way to the end point will take a couple of days to comfortable conditions have been created in the carriages. for travelers. there are usb sockets for charging equipment, a new plumbing complex

of internal affairs, the ministry of defense, the main directorate of intelligence, the ministry of digital transformation, education, science , that is, the office there is the president of the national securitywith verified and state bodies today it is possible to create such coalitions say listen don't listen channels are sold telegram channels channels are bought channels are even stolen that is, it may be okay tomorrow. until we meet yesterday, i told you that read and trust, well, this is a very complicated story. telegram channels, ah, many questions , once again, consume very carefully, and indeed, we have a telegram channel of state authorities of the same security service of ukraine. and they have hundreds of thousands of subscribers and people read them, trust them, and hundreds and even more, the number of views, even and i also said one question, the number of subscribers, the second question, the number of views, these are channels that do not chase pseudo-popularity in order to advertising there is more expensive, they cost reliable information, reach the audience as much as possible, and the level of citation is very important. the level of citation is very important even today

of the world's main bread baskets and about that i want to talk now with caitlin. well, she's the director of the global food security program at the center for strategic and international studies. a think tank based in washington dc. miss, well, so welcome to d. w. can we start with your reaction to the news of this deal? certainly i think that this is very positive news coming out of turkey today is the very important 1st and foremost for the export of greens that we're stuck in ukraine from last year's harvest, which is between 16 and 20000000 metric tons of grains, which we expect to be able to be exported over the next 3 or 4 months, which will be able to address the important needs of, of net food importing countries in the, in the region. there was a lot of back and forth in the lead up to this. what do you think made the agreement possible now? and that's a great question, probably a combination of factors. i think that that number one, raising awareness of the implications of restrictions on exports from the black sea implications being increased food insecurity around the world. and particularly in countries that rely on imports from the black sea being countr

of the world's main bread baskets and about that i want to talk now with caitlin. well, she's the director of the global food security program at the center for strategic and international studies. the think tank based in washington dc. miss. well, so welcome to the w. can we start with your reaction to the news of this deal? certainly i think that this is very positive news coming out of turkey today is the very important 1st and foremost for the export of greens that we're stuck in ukraine from last year's harvest, which is between 16 and 20000000 metric tons of grains, which we expect to be able to be export it over the next 3 or 4 months, which will be able to address the important needs of, of net food importing countries in the, in the region. there was a lot of back and forth in the lead up to this would you think made the agreement possible now and that's a great question. probably a combination of factors. i think that, um, that number one rising awareness of the implications of restrictions on exports from the black sea implications being increased food insecurity around the world. and particularly in countries that rely on imports from the black sea being cou

countries at a meeting of the un security council, the 16 member body that leads the united nations sarah flounder, co director of the international acting center activist group says the main reason the west continues its arm supplies is to damage russia from the very beginning and for the past 8 years, this has been a war on the civilian population. it's been on war 2 in every way. use ukraine as a proxy force against russia as a way of breaking relations of russia with europe as a way of reinforcing nato and the casualties. the impact on the civilians is not even a calculation. it is a calculated use of terror on civilians and it's happened again and again, every stage of this war. and now we see the full harv, it's, it's children, it's seniors, it's those who are stayed behind who are being actually targeted. not the military forces who are able to defend themselves, but this has been true throughout the war. and these are u. s. supplied nato supplied weapons and training. and it's escalating daily. ah, germans are starting to literally see and feel the energy crisis with street lights being switch off along with a toilet paper shortage. as europeans hunker down for a c

of the un security council. the sales team member body that leads the united nations. sorry, flounders is the co director of the international action center. and she says that the main reason the west continues its arm supplies to key of is to damage russia. from the very beginning and for the past 8 years, this has been a war on the civilian population. it's been on war 2 in every way. use ukraine as a proxy force against russia as a way of breaking relations of russia with europe as a way of reinforcing nato and the casualty. the impact on the civilian is not even a calculation is calculated use of terror on. so there will be an, it's happened again and again in every stage of the score. and now we see before it's, it's children, it seen yours. it's those who are stayed behind who are being actually targeted, not the military forces who are able to defend themselves. but does, has been true throughout the war, and these are us supplied. nato supplied weapons and training. and it's escalating daily. a top british newspaper called the mirror has reportedly lost a 3rd of its profits while printing costs continue to sore. the outlet has blamed the ukraine conflict for

plant and the international committee of the red cross acted as guarantors of the lives of health i, our soldiers, the armed forces of ukraine, the security service, the main directorate of intelligence and the commissioner of the verkhovna rada of ukraine issued a joint statement to the united nations red cross as the guarantors of those agreements regarding the defenders of azovstals support this statement, the guarantors must now respond and must protect the lives of hundreds of ukrainian military prisoners. for the appeal of the relatives of the captured ukrainians, there is a lot of evidence of the terrorist activities of the putin regime about this during meeting of the un security council, the permanent representative of ukraine, serhiy kislytsia, told the members of the struggle about the torture and murder of prisoners and the detonation of colonies in the occupied elenivka, donetsk region, where prisoners of war were kept at the azov compound. addressing the russian ambassador, kislytsia stressed that all the perpetrators will be brought to justice yesterday at the russian a video was posted on telegram channels showing how russian invaders castrate a ukrain

main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs for st. petersburg and the region, ivan abakumov, are involved in a case that was opened back in 1920; searches were carried out jointly with the federal securityred the inheritance of the departmental property fund for personal purposes, the investigation is ongoing. now britain has come there, the acute phase of the political crisis, the government is falling apart before our eyes, reports of more and more resignations come. every hour among the last ministers. in the case of the children of the family, everyone has the same motive. trust in boris johnson is no more. with this wording, they left. the head of the treasury and the uk ministry of health are fleeing. like officials from fire. barely whether not all ranks from deputy attorneys general of england and wales to parliamentary secretaries, relevant today and the most popular headlines johnson is on the brink - this is the times, on the front page of the world exhale. finally. well, the tabloid press does not hold back at all and writes about the latest appearance of the clown boris johnson himself is so brave and decisive in the international arena. he again apologized to his fellow ci

from from 2016 to 2020, the defendants were searched by operatives and the fsb of the main directorate of internal securityf the ministry of internal affairs, the issue of arrest, suspected of osman and the moscow court considered behind closed doors, now the generals will spend 2 months in custody.