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snail that lives on the coast of the mediterranean.sea, lives there in natural conditions, so we decided to engage in the cultivation of this snail. our grape snail, it is inferior to this snail, why? because it is much worse reproduces in artificial conditions, this snail mates wonderfully, brings good offspring, three to four times more than the grape snail, for 5 years from 2019 to 2023, including thanks to our efforts , there are already quite a lot of such snail farms in the republic of belarus, but this is not yet the number to say that snail farming is really a separate branch of agriculture. our farm is home to the helix spurs müller and helix spurs maxima snails, this is the container where we wash ourselves maxim snail, what are their main differences, i'll show you now. so, the first difference between these two snails is that they are both mediterranean, in size, the myuller snail is two or more times smaller than the maxim snail. eh, also the difference is in the color of the mantle, if you look, the maxim snail, the mantl

in a statement buro mediterranean human rights monitor says the regime has bombed at least 16 schools in northern gaza, killing more than 200 people in just one month. the statement added that israel has intensified its targeted attacks on civilian homes, shelters and tents in recent weeks. euromet says this pattern of attacks on refugee centers is meant to forcibly displaced palestinians. the rights group also accused the us and its european all of complicity and the ongoing genocide with their military and political support for israel. it called on the international community to shoulder their responsibilities and put an end to the examination of extermination of palestinians in gaza. "the palestinian resistance movement, hamas has has hailed the shooting operation that led to the killing of three israelis at the border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. hamas says the operation at the crossing is a response to the israeli crimes in gaza and the west bank." added that the shooting reaffirms the arab people's rejection of the israeli occupation. the military wing of

for example 15th was assigned to the mediterranean theater.n of the laboratory was primarily epidemiological chemical research were also investigated. the theater blood bank was part of the laboratory most of the blood using the theater. these blood tests are being loaded for shipment to a forward area. let's of the commanding officer of the 15 describe the work of this laboratory. parks the work of our unit and those it serves, my surgeon of the mediterranean theater of operations. that work consists of diagnostic procedures supervision of the other laboratory units. epidemiological studies as they are indicated and researched. tasked in research have been malaria gangrene shock and jaundice. >> is a theater diagnostic center outstanding field and laboratory research and investigation emanate from the medical general laboratory by virtue of their specially selected staff in the range of equipment and supplies allotted tome them. the 15th of medical general laboratory research produced data an entirely newon concept f epidemiology is now based

so we've had a very well mediterranean sea this year because breaking temperatures in the mediterranean sea that has fueled energy from the heat. but also mo, moisture in the atmosphere is that warm mediterranean sea has exasperated more moisture into the atmosphere. and we know a warm climates that the atmosphere can hold more moisture. so typically we've seen a 10 percent increase in the amount of moisture that the atmosphere can hold because of human induced climate change, which means when we get these right and pull events, the rainfall is so much heavy as we've seen, overreach the days. so from what you've said, it sounds like this can be predictable. we looked at what was going on summit and as you say, the extra energy in the system. so down stream or further along in, in the we can expect vso to be events. so presumably we should not be planning for this to. yeah, so that's right. so there's 2 things here. we, we know from our climate projections that these events so now likely more likely to happen then they have to happen before. we also have very good weather forecasts. so t

the mediterranean theater presents a good example of planned, efficient laboratory only organization in a theater of operation. in the combat zone, the evacuation hospital laboratory provides facilities sufficient for emergency and routine clinical pathology. in italy, the eighth evacuation hospital was equipped with facilities for qualitative urine analysis, growth and microscope and examination of feces, hematology, including blood typing and cross matching hemoglobin determination and malaria diagnosis. the laboratory was also able to perform dark field examinations and the simpler tests on spinal fluid. although field manual best five places, the field hospital in the communication zone in the mediterranean and some of the other theaters, field hospitals were utilized in the combat zone as elements in the chain of evacuation. the 15th assigned to the mediterranean theater is representative of such a hospital and its laboratory, regardless of their assignment. field hospitals generally held their patients for short periods only. therefore, the range of lab procedure areas was limi

after that, they wanted to control the eastern mediterranean to have a military base over there that trivels the russian military base in hamim in syria, because remember in eastern meditarian region, the the americans, they don't have a military base and you cannot consider israel as their military base because the israelies have mindset of their own, so they needed that war to go and plan their people over there, create a military base, control the... energy resources and the trade route that passes through the eastern mediterranean region all the way to europe from east to west, and basically this is why we're seeing this power struggle, do you think that somebody like sayid no matter how grand he is, would they allow him to stand in their way? i don't think so, so i do believe that he died with american green light. mr. who makes these decisions or plans? is it washington? is it tel aviv? is it design regime? where does it stand from? where does it come from? mr. atum, can you hear us? oh yeah, okay, so um, i do believe that the decision making process happens in the us. happens

and as you know, there are regions we called hot spots and the mediterranean is one of them. you know, the new squalls, how the it has grown and important in this era of climate change, which is why it's his mission to keep taking measurements and do his bit to slow down global warming, the glen, able to generalize when of course it's painful because it's not a natural process or something, you can see how everything's changing. i mean, how we're changing it and everything's interconnect apart. up the i'll even if only a small part becomes the stable on every things thrown out of balance with all the full set. pasquals has no children that helps to find someone to carry on his legacy. still, she plans to keep going out to sea and conducting his measurements, for as long as he can the next time you think of ordering fission to a fish dry tangle hall. and that hasn't been so once was at any time a sea food that you saw plenty also advertise, but it's almost disappearing now. do as as know, you can email also. he talked to me directly on my case, and i will see you next week. an

and the mediterranean is one of them. you know, the new pasquals hobby has grown and important in this era of climate change, which is why it's his mission to keep taking measurements and do his bit to slow down global warming, the glen, able to get noise when of course, it's painful because it's not a natural process or something, you can see how everything's changing, how the, how we're changing it and everything's interconnect apart up the aisle. even if only a small part becomes the, stabilize on every things thrown out of balance. do it all the full set. pascal has no children, but hopes to find someone to carry on his legacy. still, he plans to keep going out to sea and conducting his measurements, for as long as he can, the to the next time you change the expression chip or fish dry tangle hall. and that hasn't been sol once. was it any kind of seafood that you saw? plenty also has a choice, but it's almost disappearing. now. do i have to send you an email also? he talked to me directly on my shoulder and i will se

and the mediterranean is one of them. you know that it will meet the new squalls, how the it has grown, and important in this era of climate change, which is why it's his mission to keep taking measurements can do his bit to slow down global warming, the glen, able to get away. it's painful because it's not a natural process or something. you can see how everything's changed and how the and how we're changing it and everything's interconnect apart. up the i'll even if only a small part becomes the stable on every things thrown out of balance. the full set pasquals has no children, but hopes to find someone to carry on his legacy. still, she plans to keep going out to sea and conducting his measurements, for as long as he can. the next time you think of ordering, fission tips or fish, dry tangle hall. and that hasn't been so strong once. was it any time a sea food that you saw? plenty, all kinds of tries, but it's almost disappearing. now. do at this know you can email us or he talk to me directly on my shoulder and i will

he goes to see twice a week to document water temperatures in the mediterranean. is maybe the receipts. it's my life, that's my place. it's almost like a drug, a vehicle here that ever since i was little, it's thrill heat. i mean the desktop mainly because data like this didn't exist when i was 15 or 20 years old and no, no idea that those based on having reached his 1st measuring point post up lowers one of his devices. it shows that at a depth of 30 meters, the water temperature is close to 16 degrees celsius. pascal says the sea surface has warmed by full degrees since he began taking measurements. it's been able find the product, the must continue more. it's worrying scale because rising temperatures caused the water to expand and with that, leaving the sea level to rise, heat loves i think those key, i almost know that we can see this on the beach is to spend the money a year. the half a meter narrower ingle, i verify that the beach here has trunk by 15 meters since 1993. did say that those was made out to go along with the temperature. pascal measures the wa

so, the first difference between these two snails is that they are both mediterranean in size.e. smaller than the maxima snail, and the difference is also in the color of the mantle, if you look, the maxima snail has a black mantle, the müller snail has a white mantle, and accordingly, these snails also differ in the way they are prepared for use in food, the müller snail is eaten entirely, while there is together with the liver of the maxim snail the liver is cut off during preparation, there are also differences in cultivation, namely the muller snail gives eggs of about 80-100 eggs, and the maxim snail gives a large clutch, this clutch can reach the size of 150 eggs, that is, the increase in this business is obvious, well , snails are quite a voracious animal, of course, in our conditions of the republic of belarus there is a fairly wide food base, which can be fed to this animal, in the fields we sow vegetation that they eat during the season, that is... if you look at our greenhouse or our field, at the beginning of april we sow special grass for it, over the course of the

albania, isn't mediterranean, . .. albania, isn't without mediterranean,...t without controversy. humans rights groups are amongst those raising concerns. business on trade and security, but the issue of people crossing the sea to reach other countries is foremost. as well as the political pressure, it comes with a very human costs. let's pick up with a very human costs. let's pick up on some of what alex was reporting. let's cross over to rome. our correspondence joins us live. very interested in how italy has been managing to decrease, bring down those irregular migration numbers. coming from the african continent. he numbers. coming from the african continent. , ., , ., continent. he seemed to put more credence behind _ continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the _ continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the idea - continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the idea of - continent. he seemed to put more credence behind the idea of this i continent. he seemed to put more | credence behind the idea of this up streaming work. that is w

it's a map of an arc of terror that iran has created and imposed from the indian ocean to the mediterranean. iran's malignant arc has shut down international water ways, it cuts off straits. it destroyed millions, it destroys nations from within and inflict misery on millions, on the one hand, on the one hand, a bright blessing, a future of hope. on the other hand, a dark future of despair, and if you think this dark map is only a curse for israel, if you think that, then you should think again. because iran's aggression, if it's not checked, will endanger every single country in the middle east and many, many countries in the rest of the world because iran seeks to impose its radicalism well beyond the middle east. that's why it funds terror networks on five continents and builds ballistic missiles for nuclear warheads to threaten the entire world. for too long, the world turns an eye to its internal oppression, and turns a blind eye to the external aggression and that appeasement must end, and that appeasement must end now. [applause] >> nations of the world should support the brave peopl

the geography of the maneuvers from the baltic and the mediterranean to the pacific ocean. the president is taking part. the strategic command and staff exercises were named "ocean-2024". 400 warships, submarines and other vessels are participating. 90,000 servicemen. what are their tasks? in the svo zone, the southern group of troops liberated the settlements of krasnogorovka and grigorovka, donetsk people's republic. also , galitsinovka was liberated from the neo-nazi formation by the forces of the center group, and the east cleared the settlement of vodyanoye. details of the special operation. america will place the losses of militants who have settled in the kursk region. must pay the irish authorities 13 billion euros, the it giant has finally lost litigation, about such an astronomical fine. how did such a sum accumulate? how many of apple's newly introduced phones will have to be sold to cover these expenses? but moscow is record warm. today was the warmest day since september 10, according to observations at the capital's main weather station. but in siberia, it's t

partners forming the land bridge connecting asia and europe, between the indian ocean and the mediterranean. across this bridge we will lay rail lines, energy pipelines, fibre—optic cables, and this will serve the betterment of 2 billion people. now look at the second map. it is a map of a curse. it is the map ofan arc is a map of a curse. it is the map of an arc of terror that iran has created an in—house from the indian ocean to the mediterranean sea. international waterways shut off, international trade cut off. it destroys nations from within an influx misery on millions. on the one hand, a bright blessing, a feature of hope. on the other hand, a dark future of despair. and if you think this dark matter is only a curse for israel, if you think that, then you should think that, then you should think again. because iran's aggression, if unchecked, will endanger every single country in the middle east, and many, many countries in the rest of the world. because iran seeks to impose its radicalism well beyond the middle east. that is why it funds terror networks on five continents. that is w

maneuvers from the mediterranean and baltic seas to the pacific ocean. our sailors are acting together with the chinese fleet. what are their goals? the united states is going to deploy medium-range missile systems in japan. tokyo is forced to agree. our sergey mengazhev will tell you what is behind the escalation attempt. and russian athletes flew to moscow from the paralympics, won 64 medals, as heroes were greeted in vnukovo. russian military liberated four settlements of the donetsk people 's republic at once. the forces of the southern group of troops brought krasnogorovka and grigorovka under russian control. thanks to the work of fighters of the vostok group, vodyanoye, and servicemen of the center unit of troops liberated. galitsinovka. active actions are underway in other directions, so units of the west troops improved the tactical position , defeated the manpower and equipment of the armed forces of ukraine, nine ukrainian brigades. the enemy's losses in this area in one day exceeded 500 servicemen. defense minister andrei belousov held a meet

the border protection agency from tax has remote control, drones patrolling over the mediterranean, which has many advantages for officials. and this is the benefits are speed admissibility in court stuff, safety and i can deploy my stuff more efficiently if you need to change the i'm the, the more effective monitoring of migration with the help of smart tech. many politicians are welcoming this trend. and of course, a i is involved to the e you is developing light detect does with a i for screening, you entries to the union software from the i bought a control project and eliza stationed expressions of testers. since a journalist from the us web magazine, the intercept carried out the experimental himself. replying truthfully to 16 questions, posed by the i. the software considered 4 of them lies and select her. but what research into i border control has been discontinued a successes in the pipeline. and a i, a system developed for the german federal office for migration and refugees has been more successful since 2022. it's helped check the origin of asylum seekers arriving without id.

people about honesty with the vessels in the mediterranean, on the part of a new full cost. the ibm and the danish refugee calls are created in the tool called foresight. to predict how much displacement is likely to occur in the next $12.00 or 3 years. it uses, leverages open source data from critical sources, typically you in world bank and, and so on. and, and take some of the, all the historical data 25 years of historical data on a more than a 140 different to indicate as has been trained using historical data, drawing on past conflicts. now it looks at ongoing conflicts, entities, how many people might be forcibly displaced over the next 123 years. comparatively, the tool is tracking situations in 26 countries while it has been scaled since it was lost in 2019, it comes with its pitfalls. one of the invitations of these tools is that the ability to predict a situation like gossip or october 7th happening and the subsequent eh, or it is something that's very difficult. it might be bid up ill, useful to have it now as, as it tends to be quite good at capturing how often

that's where cava comes in that's where our mediterranean cuisine comes?i have a vegan daughter and she loves cava then you put steak in, so now i want to order as well as her that was a smart move to be more inclusive. >> we have always been pretty balanced about 55% male, 45% female, and then our day part mix, 46% of our occasions are for dinner we are an intuitive choice for dinner we want to welcome everyone to our table. what is so great about our food is with 38 ingredients on the line, you have over 17.4 billion combinations, whether you are a meat eater, a plant-based eater, whether you are a flexitarian, and i know you don't like garlic in your bowl >> that's true >> you can get a bowl without garlic so everyone can be happy at cava >> i thought steak would be great for dinner turns out to be a boon for lunch. >> that was a pleasant surprise. we had confidence it was going to be strong for dinner but we have seen it adopted for our lunch owe case as well >> you introduced the concept, at least to me, the post-inflationary environment. that's what

if i was sent to the highest inhabited lighthouse in the mediterranean and 222 meters above sea level would be the if i didn't have a head for heights, i'd have had a bad time all these years ago. for the the mario is proud of his lighthouse and he knows that the old technology is still indispensable in modern times. and ok, business gps is great to that. i mean, but almost all ship captains that we say they watch for beacons confidential and reminder that there could be a problem with the satellite. so obviously out there guessing not, but the lighthouse is always there within reach of a piece, a goal. with that feeling, mario grew up in madrid, almost 400 kilometers from the sea. you had a bar there until he decided to become a marine signal mechanic. far away from the big city the when you leave the city, you realize that you're part of nature. on the one hand, you realize that you are independent and can do more than you think on the other and that you're just a tiny dot on earth. it isn't going to be the mario also maintains befuddled the mohawk of the newest and most modern ligh

the land root is an alternative to crossing the treacherous mediterranean sea. but many heading west are unaware of a leaf will trap the drain of border river. scores of migrants have died at trying to cross it. pathologists, vx and match tries to bring dignity to the departed. he's determined to return the disease to their families. but despite his best efforts, some migrants who had hopes for a better life and up very nameless, with nobody's to claim them. the cemetery, small, but it harbours many secrets. each grave conceals of personal tragedy involved in the nearby border river treatment vaccine, which shows us the site just outside the small town of galilee. now in bosnia and herzegovina, oval is this grave is the most recent as of january, a woman march. and then she was bound unusually far from here, the invalid and i will go up to it. otherwise it's only meant in the cemetery. young healthy men says doctor cmh, he's the pathologist to examines the bodies. here the drain looks peaceful. on the opposite side. ly, serve you the river plays an integral role

he wouldn't have it any other way. mario lives in spain high above the cliffs of the mediterranean sea, but his days there are numbered. mario's line of work is dying out as a modern technology is making his profession redundant. before that time comes, he's determined to shine a light on its heritage. the. the solitary beam of light. 23, not a co miles long. the, the photo then mess out all done in under lucy, a lighthouse, mario sons has lived in for 32 years. he's the one who spends last lighthouse keepers to him, but we'll know by that, but i so i think sometimes i feel like i'm a squatter in paradise and i don't know if i think i don't deserve to work in such a beautiful place. i do, and it's a real privilege to get an idea of working. and i only realized that myself, after a few years in a little space coast, was once home to 500 lighthouse keepers like mario today, he says that number is closer to 15. mario's work consists of a 6 daily maintenance regime now connected to the grid. 160 years ago the light was generated by oil of the i thought the there was always something magica

where an experiment is being conducted on such a crop as artichoke, and you can see artichoke, a mediterranean plant that liked our belarusian climate. our land, and we have been experimenting with this crop for the fourth year, gaining experience and , accordingly, forming a food culture in our buyer, in this our retail chains kindly help us, and because this is a good tool for as many buyers, people as possible to get acquainted with this wonderful crop, which is very useful. for digestion, for the liver and in early spring, well, in early spring, in may, you can already enjoy this delicacy. artichoke, uh, this is a plant of the asteraceae family, that is, it is essentially a flower, its main purpose, uh, medicinal, and it is the inflorescence that is used for food, in a closed state, and in order to cook it, uh, it needs to be cleaned of leaves, the inflorescence of the plant is used for food in a closed form, it needs to be cut off with a leg of about 4-5 cm, this is how it looks, in order to cook artichoke, it needs to be cleaned of leaves, get to the yellow ones, which are tender, young,

israel supplies gas via a pipeline along the bottom of the mediterranean sea to egypt not only for the needs of egypt itself, but also for re-export to european countries, this is a very mutually beneficial project, it is planned to increase the second line of this gas pipeline, to increase the volume of gas, since there are new deposits in israel. war is war, business is on schedule. this country is undoubtedly interesting to us. it is a large market, it is a potential market, it is a market where we are treated with enormous respect, i would even say emotional. love, but it is a market where we must be prepared for very serious competition. indeed, china, the middle east, america, europe, a number of countries have long been working very effectively with egypt. in recent years , we have also paid close attention to it. therefore the country is not simple, it is not some underdeveloped country that is waiting for us, because without us it. on his father's side, and on his mother's side he is the grandson of the last king of egypt, farouk. but how could this happen? with the male line,

soon the companies pump themselves in competing camps in north africa, the eastern mediterranean and the whole of africa. but this rift came with such a prize that both sides had to re assess their positions. it just says it wants to ensure that they have an open months and it's neighboring countries somehow. yeah. so that to up. yeah. and leave you don't to that then it's economy and security. interest doesn't have to do it wants to continue to be a major player in africa and use mediterranean. it is to achieve these goals that kind of run on kind of felt compelled to reconcile. but the most important reason has been is ramsey by states in war on gaza. domestic interactions between turkey in egypt, how significantly increased since the war began last year, turkish and egyptian, for the ministers homeless several times to coordinate tremendously in a to gaza. and contained the full out for them, the war guys with this you caught the messa. if the massacre and gaza doesn't stop necessarily our region, but the entire world will pay a great price to you and egypt and making every effort

and turkey wants to continue to be a major player in the eastern mediterranean and for that both need each other. and of course another issue is gaza. yeah. like you say a ghost is obviously going to be discussed. is there any expectation for concrete steps to come out of this mazing so well, when it comes to guys, it got thirty's is not, will officially a mediator. so the way that it's done, maybe, maybe if there's are egypt and cuts are turkey, he sees itself as a supportive country. and again, again, to have seen that web presence add one of these to kyra last february, or inbetween when the truck is for the minister and the egyptian fraud. a ministers were wasting the captives, respectively, again and again, they have to size on that, that the common concern here is to contain the warden guys that to, to ensure a ceasefire, manufactured or of course, and pay the weight for the 2 state solution. however, for, for the practical coordination between the 2 companies was more focusing on how to coordinate to humanity in days. otherwise tricky to support their country is a huge. it is i

we aren't a country on the mediterranean.try with a with a land border with with turkey . so land border with with turkey. so our problem ultimately stems from those that are entering europe in the first place. and ultimately what italy's plan has done, it has been effective for their own country. but europe as a whole continues to face these huge , huge problems of people huge, huge problems of people entering via different routes , a entering via different routes, a whole host of different routes and ultimately a large, large proportion of them are flooding to britain and britain is their the prize, if you like, of entering, breaking into europe. and we are the primary destination that a lot of these migrants would choose to, head towards and ultimately without a deterrent plan, without a deportation plan in place, we are not going to have the sheer strength in the, and these migrants aren't going to see us as a kind of country, which is prepared to grapple with this in any semblance of the route. and you know, it's absolut

h o's, eastern mediterranean region, joining us from online. thank you so much for your time. so you had said the w h o, that is that you need to reach 640000 children in total in gaza. what is your assessment as to how this campaign is going right now? so the campaign is going quite well. and the most important thing is that we have not had an unfortunate executed the incident in the of the cafe. now that's close to the bar on the humanitarian farms has held, the parties have a stop to the coming thing that they have made. so we have um, now today the assembly during the day of the vaccination campaign and we have all of the vaccine agent molar children. and then we have an estimate of a uh, in this 1st uh, maybe resolve or maybe a the, uh uh, got it. uh, this is the 1st phase of the campaigns. uh, by this evening. we would make an assessment whether the last 2 children that need to be vaccinated without any remaining time because we are not finding more jobs in this area than we estimate actually rely on the need tomorrow as well to continue vaccinations. what about the othe

mediterranean, caspian and military operation. we see that the united the united states of america is trying to maintain its global military and political dominance at any cost, for this purpose, using ukraine, they are trying to inflict a strategic defeat on our country, under the pretext of countering the allegedly existing russian threat, containing the people's republic of china, the united states and its satellites are increasing their military presence near russia's western borders in the arctic and asia. the united states and its allies openly declare their plans to deploy medium- and shorter- range missiles in the so-called forward zones. with its aggressive actions, the united states seeks to achieve a tangible military advantage, thereby breaking the existing security architecture and balance of power in the asia-pacific region. in fact , the united states is provoking an arms race, without regard for the security of its european asian allies, creating the preconditions for a dangerous crisis situation in europe and the

for example, in teriberka, the air in the middle of the week warmed up to +24, like in the mediterranean marseille. on wednesday, a rescuer, volunteers, and border guards localized a large fire on one of the hills. a huge pile of fires, as soon as the wind rises, it all blows up. the following shots from the surrounding area. several weeks here is the result: in murmonsk, severodvinsk, and st. petersburg , lilacs have bloomed for the second time. in the next photo achievement of gardeners of the murmansk region. an unusually warm summer and early autumn allowed a resident of the city of apatity to grow a watermelon in the open ground, without any greenhouses. the white sea also warmed up well. perhaps this is the reason for the appearance of a fish extremely rare for northern waters off the coast of the onega peninsula. it is called the organ. its traditional habitat is the western coast of africa and europe. in the lipetsk region , the invasion of tarantulas is associated with hot weather. huge spiders were seen in three districts at once. in moscow daytime temperatures have never been