certain missile weapons and drones and this struggle for the shelf er for the eastern shelf of the mediterranean seaw so very thin . will it enter the stage of war or not ? therefore, i am more inclined to think that, in general, damascus worked for regional needs and not for the russian army, although some signals from iran they allow the possibility that iran will not directly transmit any strings, it must be said that this drum, which everyone is talking about in our country and is produced, is not so much. they all transmitted them, you have honey and they were also destroyed there, that is, i can’t say that you are such a morning without such a reserve of drones so that you cannot easily transmit them to the russians, but there are certain signals that they can somewhere to organize an assembly in order to convey something well, in principle, let's imagine serhiy danilov, the deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies, was in touch with us. thank you for this inclusion. and we are moving on. hours ago, information arrived from viktor orban, a great friend of transcarpathian hungar

al jazeera keith ah, well, more than a 1000 migrants and refugees have been rescued from the mediterranean sea and the last day. many of them have been taken to italy along with 5 bodies which are recovered. 444 people have been picked out by the char seat see watch, which is looking for a safe port to dock in. on the island of lam producer, the migrant reception center is dealing with more than 750 people who arrived over the weekend. forties in europe saying they expect more people to cross the mediterranean this summer, driven by global food shortages brought on by the conflict in ukraine. hannah wallace bowman is as such, a rescue coordinator at c watch and says e u countries are trying to stop people crossing the mediterranean, basically, european states, dedicating all of the efforts in stopping people from making their way to european shores. so it's a policy of exclusion and isolation instead of prioritizing saving lives, be helping those in distress. it's really a case of priorities. so you have europe extolling the values that it pertains in relation to, to human rights, while active

as aaron. hundreds of people rescued from the mediterranean sea are allowed to dock in italy as the number of migrants and refugees crossing to europe such. ah, and england gives up to play in front of what could be the biggest ever ground for any euros final, as the women's team faces germany. but rather flooding in kentucky is definitely be newsworthy. and it doesn't necessarily mean it's over just because the cloud is drifting away a bit further south, but it is this line of cloud has been persistent. ignatius produces big thunderstorms. the flooding in las vegas flooding in kentucky. the picture on sunday sees more showers developing to the west, and this is kentucky. the flooding is in the east, so there is a bit of a suddenly buyers and we more into tennessee or into northern georgia for example, alabama. but nevertheless, it's not finished yet. the risk still exists, but i, we get to monday, the showers are still here. there's more big rain on its way through the great lakes on its way to was toronto expect from stormy stuff. monday night into tuesday . the showers in the desert sou

now located on the coast of the mediterranean sea, the l dot power plant is 1st adams, 1st such project in africa is also been called a clear demonstration of russia's global leadership in nuclear power. as it now has construction ventures. in 12 for nations, accounting for 35 percent of the world's total nuclear energy capacity. earlier on wednesday, the heads of rushes and egypt energy agencies to part in laying down the 1st concrete foundation at the plant. in the simple work in the egyptian site began earlier were working in the lions with our rejection partner. a site takes on the appearance of a living. breathing place today is the official started work on the creation of the reactor of building capacity. it is akin to getting a childbirth certificate. the whole world will know today that a new large nuclear facility was born in egypt and is beginning to grow in recent months. additional difficult and challenges have been thrown at. first of all, i would like to emphasize that the peaceful adam is outside of all sanctions. but we have enough even without it because the banking sec

now more than 1200 migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea just this week. as they tried to reach europe from northern africa, one of the major landing points for their migrants is the italian island of glam producer. thousands of people are now being processed at its migrant center. their natasha name is that were in the port of lampa do. so this small sicilian island of about $6000.00 people is closer to africa than it is the italian mainland. that's why lamp i do so is a destination on the migration route. as people try to make their way from africa to europe, the glassy water and very little wind on the mediterranean sea have made for ideal conditions for people crossing via boat. that is why there has been a recent wave of migrants arriving to lampa do so. on sunday alone, this coast guard ship rescued, 1000 people, the boats next to them or among the 31 vessels they were on. 5 people died more than $34000.00 migrants have arrived in italy so far this year. that's about a one 3rd increase from the previous year. the war in ukraine and the food in securi

he says many species of mediterranean sea life simply can't cope with an increase in c temperature. the water then becomes warm air, easy, the 1st lay years, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot there and the depth of these layer increases when the temperatures become too high. and so they cause negative conditions to the species. they are not adapted to warm temperatures and that leaves deeper than the usually warmed up waters. in the summer. these opens the door to tropical species, because these increasing temperatures have not only in the mediterranean the yet also in the tropics. and the species that are adapted to high temperatures, cannot withstand the temperatures that now are present in the tropics. and so they move into the mediterranean. the death toll from flash floods in the us state of kentucky has risen to 16. the national guard and state police abused helicopters and boats to rescue dozens of people from homes and vehicles. water levels reportedly reached the roofs of some houses. it comes after day

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so that the underground part of the station could withstand the force of the sea , we see the mediterranean sean front of us, great pressure of sea water. we hold back with a ground support system. the ground support system consists of concrete diaphragms 1 m thick, which are fastened with high-power anchor strands, uh, which are installed in three, yes, 128 pieces in each row. the entire complex of onshore hydraulic structures designed for akuyo in terms of complexity and effort can be compared with the construction of a full-fledged hydroelectric power plant by the end of this year the reactor building of the first power unit will cover it with a dome it will be installed using the largest crane in the world there are only five of them in the world and two of them at the construction site aq level 5 outer protection of the shell, the main structural elements of the power units are clearly visible, the reactor is already installed in the center, and the platforms for steam generators and circulation pumps, as if the arteries of all this equipment are connected by the main circulation pipeline,

the flagship of the fleet, the missile cruiser bodyag, is now in the mediterranean sea, and then theouncil will be the first to raise the st. andrew's flag and the flags of the guards. passed on to comrades service after the frigate marfa shaposhnikov of the elevator colony, five more ships of the pacific fleet. kravets is a perfect small anti-submarine ship, a missile boat, a base ship, a minesweeper and a submarine, with bolsherets, the parade line stretches along golden rock bay. almost a kilometer away, a perfect view is available from almost any point on the coast, the commander of the pacific fleet, admiral sergey vakyans, observed the participants of the festive detachment of ships on board a speedboat . he went around the entire front line and congratulated military sailors. on board marshal shaposhnikov , the admiral was greeted with an orchestra. the crew performed the russian anthem in a long congratulatory speech, the commander mentioned the continuity of generations in the navy for special military operations. in ukraine, the pacific people are showing unparalleled coura

now it is in the mediterranean sea, and then the council will be the first to raise the st. andrew's flag and the flags of the guards. following the frigate marfa shaposhnikov or the vatorny ship, a rocket boat was handed over to a comrade in service, a base minesweeper and a submarine from the bolsheretskaya line of parade formation stretched along golden rock bay for almost a kilometer, an ideal view is available from almost anywhere on the coast of the closest distance of the participants of the festive a detachment of ships was observed by the commander of the pacific fleet, admiral sergei oceans, on board a speedboat. he went around the entire front line and congratulated the military sailors. hurray aboard marshal shaposhnikov, the admiral was greeted with an orchestra . the crew performed the russian anthem in a big congratulatory speech, the commander mentioned the continuity of generations in the navy of a special military operation. in ukraine, the pacific peoples show unparalleled courage , true heroism, steadfastness and fearlessness for the successful solution o

just either keith, hundreds of my guns and refugees have been rescued while trying to cross the mediterranean sea. $444.00 people in total were picked up in operations. carried out by the sea watch tracking organization says they were making the trip from northern africa on overcrowded boats. we'll see, watch is appealing for a safe port to dock in. as it says, if ship can't support so many people on board. well, hannah, one experiment is head of mission and search and rescue coordinator at see what she joins us for, ma'am. so thanks for being on the program here. so who are you actually appealing to in an attempt to dock the ship? and so what we've experienced and what we consistently experienced in the central mediterranean, is a lack of coordination and assistant european level for those seeking safety. so we will be appealing directly to the closest poor safety. so for us that would be most initially in order that we can different box for people as soon as possible. and basically we're kind of a little bit like a floating ambulance. we can provide an emergency response, we can stabilize peopl

the past, and there were mass mortalities along especially the northern shore of the western mediterranean sea fence governance and so on. died off for hundreds of kilometers. these events seem even more a stream than the preceding ones that already announced that something was wrong in the way the mediterranean was warming up in the summer, which is a normal thing in the summer. the mediterranean acquires temperatures that are similar to those of the tropics with $28.00 degrees. but now we reach 30 and sometimes 32 degrees. and this is too much. and so the species that not adapted to these temperatures die off. and so there is the phenomenon of mass mortalities. the water that becomes warm air is in the 1st layers, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot and the depth of these layer increases when the temperatures become too high. and so they cause negative conditions to the species that are not adapted to warm temperatures. and that leaves deeper than the usually warmed up waters in the summer. these opens the door to tropical

bay was headed by the flagship of the pacific fleet varyag, but now he is at the head of the mediterranean seaime at the head of the wake column will be the frigate of marshal shaposhnikov. he has only recently undergone modernization. now it is armed with high-precision ship-caliber cruise missiles. during the parade, he will receive the commander of the fleet, surely you will ask what helps such a giant ship the size of a football field, well such small tugs, in fact, the frigate goes on its own, and these ships, which are 50 times smaller than it, in fact correct the correct course, as if guiding the ship with the help of tensioned ones. in general , such a tug is interesting because, like a tank, it is able to turn around its own axis on the spot, or like a helicopter to go around the ship with a lag, in general it has a powerful power plant due to which it can pull, push or, as military sailors joke, park huge ships , by the way, they control the tug not using the helm in in the hands of the captain, joysticks, similar to computer ones, before the marine apparatus passed in the waters of

they were heading towards a disputed gas field in the mediterranean sea. the military released this video said to show them being destroyed. the kerisha gas field is part of maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. those are the headlines. we'll have more news here on al jazeera for you after this is europe. ah, oh. 2 a with a mother. yeah. get home on that is you still facial, you got it and you do well, they've always a push to go on the shelf with . i mean 50 if i look on the shuttle tire. well ah my fellows. so if you just want to talk to them is david scott is going to see pacino's, cathy chevy, sort of issues and he gets you a clinician, some sort of physical. yeah. first of all sickle eat, sit on the, she'll sit what you must. you may want to the table, so please give me a few more. could you felony based on demi oh, really cost? i think you've got more of william the jelic whiskers will. is it a little collision piece? plenty of toggle. if you do, the only thing i could do for this question more perpetual lease off or possible, catch you back o

in fact, to ensure the safety of these of ships after or soon after the dardanelles, i.e. the mediterranean seasea straits in the black sea, and because it is possible that , for example, turkey did it by bringing them to istanbul . after that, you can already connect other countries. well, in some way there, for example, the presence of british troops on our ships and so on, are there any other ways they are possible or not? well, in fact, if we had ships, that is, you mean that on civilian ships if there is no a-a or on ours , including which grain will be exported, do you understand that the situation is now that in fact it is simply the presence of officers of the british fleet, for example , of the british land forces, in some civil court will not solve the issue, here we need a specific threat to russia, which did not give them the opportunity to carry out their aggressive actions in relation to these convoys or specific vessels, that is, it means that ukraine can declare that we fully control this format with our missiles, that is, we have missiles with a range of 30 km, well, they pract

he says many species of mediterranean sea life simply can't cope with an increase in c temperature. the water then becomes warm, air is in the 1st lay years, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot there and the depth of these layer increases when the temperatures become too high. and so they cause negative conditions to the species that they're not adapted to warm temperatures and death leave deeper than the usually warmed up waters. in the summer. these opens the door to tropical species, because these increasing temperatures have not only in the mediterranean yet also in the tropics. and the species that are adapted to high temperatures cannot withstand the temperatures that now are present in the tropics. and so they move into the mediterranean. the governor over the us state of kentucky has declared the state of emergency after 16 people died in flash, flooding. days of torrential rain hit the appalachian mountain region in the east of the state where rescue and recovery of its our continuing gabriel elizondo rip

this is of mediterranean sea, i simply can't cope with the increase in the temperature. the water that becomes warm air is in the 1st lay years, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot and the depth of these layer increases when the temperatures become too high. and so they cause negative conditions to the species that are not adapted to warm temperatures. and that leaves deeper than the usually warmed up waters in the summer. these opens the door to tropical species because these increase in temperatures have not only in the mediterranean the yet also in the tropics. and the species that are adapted to high temperatures cannot withstand the temperatures that now are present in the tropics. and so they move into them in the caribbean. oh, hello there. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the u. s. secretary of state has as his russian counterparts let grain shipment safely leave ukrainian ports under a dale find last week. it was the 1st time that anthony lincoln and saga, rob have spoken since

spain, the number of heart attacks has risen sharply under plus 40 in london and paris in the mediterranean seas, and anti-russian sanctions add fuel to the fire. how evgenia tishkovets is following the situation, he joins us live evgeniy greetings, how hot the atmosphere over europe is now. good evening, it is hot to the limit. european weather forecasters are preparing to update the absolute.

in wintertime, they're then drawn to the mild coastal plains along the mediterranean sea.kind of cycle that used to be common in many regions of europe. now, though, it's increasingly rare, even in more remote parts of turkey. but proud drovers like pervin savrin say they will fight for a life lived at nature's pace >> in a few days, pervin savran and her goats will set out for their grand journey. she's a nomad -- and one of the last in turkey. in the winter, she lives on a small farm near the central anatolian city of konya. and in the spring, she travels with her animals to the highlands, just like her forefathers. pervin: not being able to move around would be the end for us. we don't like being cooped up. nor do the animals. >> and she's more than a herdswoman. she's also the president of an association representing the last nomads of central anatolia. in the past years, she has advocated for her people's rights, and taken a stand against environmental destruction. before she and her herd get moving, she wants to see how her fellow herdsmen on the road are doing. ther

prepare planned, dr. river for more than a 1000 migrants and refugees have been rescued from the mediterranean sea in the past day. many of them have been taken to italy along with 5 forties, which recovered from the c. 444 people have been picked up by the char. see, see, watch, which is looking for a safe port to dock in. on the island of land producer, the migrant reception center is now dealing with more than 750 people who arrived over the weekend. authorities in europe say, expect more people's across the mediterranean this summer, driven by global food shortages. at least 17 people died when a boat carrying refugees and migrates from haiti, capsized off the coast of the bahamas, official say $25.00 people rescued, including 4 women. but it said that up to 60 people might been on board. the bahamas is on the route commonly taken by those travelling by boat from haiti to the united states. the po francis is arrived in canada on what is called a pilgrimage of penance. that of the roman catholic church will apologize in person for the role of the church in the abuse suffered indigenous resident

in wintertime, they're then drawn to the mild coastal plains along the mediterranean sea.s the kind of cycle that used to be common in many regions of europe. now, though, it's increasingly rare, even in more remote parts of turkey. but proud drovers like pervin savrin say they will fight for a life lived at nature's pace >> in a few days, pervin savran and her goats will set out for their grand journey. she's a nomad -- and one of the last in turkey. in the winter, she lives on a small farm near the central anatolian city of konya. and in the spring, she travels with her animals to the highlands, just like her forefathers. pervin: not being able to move around would be the end for us. we don't like being cooped up. nor do the animals. >> and she's more than a herdswoman. she's also the president of an association representing the last nomads of central anatolia. in the past years, she has advocated for her people's rights, and taken a stand against environmental destruction. before she and her herd get moving, she wants to see how her fellow herdsmen on the road are doing

will come to their aid, because you know that turkey does not allow russian ships to leave the mediterranean seaerceives against the ships missiles as the main threat to the black sea fleet and therefore hunts for them, this is reported by the military intelligence of great britain, however, the russian processes of planning attacks with a high probability are traditionally undermined by outdated intelligence data , poor planning and a directive top -down approach in operations, says the message of british intelligence er, the presence of er, these anti-ship missiles in ukraine significantly undermined the russian invasion plans, because in such conditions, the landing of the russian landing force in odessa is british military intelligence also reported and commented on russian claims about the destruction of a ukrainian boat and anti- ship missile storage facility in odesa port during a missile attack as unrealistic. there is no sign that these targets were in the city that was hit by the missiles. well, that's exactly what i was talking about. this is the whole story dispersed on july 23, forg

a vibrant habitat ended listening place along the mediterranean sea a muster at the far abdul karim drift, along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean ready to lead. journey in 10 episodes stuart's august 14th on d, w. mm. frankfurt hawk international gateway to the best connection, self road and rail, located in the out of europe. you are connected to the old world experienced outstanding shopping and dining offers and drawing alice services all be our guest at frankfurt. airport city managed by frappe, bought lou ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukraine's presidency landscape says his country is ready to help ease the world. food crisis. ships loaded with previously blockaded grain are ready to leave a black sea port as.

the need for the ussr was brewing for a long time the mediterranean sea after the second world war lefteet, then naval forces appeared. on that, with the advent of nuclear weapons, their ships and submarines were equipped with nuclear warheads capable of reaching southeastern borders, the ussr all countermeasures accelerated, the six-day war in the middle east, the squadron included strike missile artillery anti-submarine landing ships of the submarine , rear admiral boris petrov became the first commander, the social opponent frustrated plans for a possible attack on the soviet union in the seventy-third during the arabs israeli war. judgment day, our sailors did not allow the americans to intervene in the conflict and prevented a world war; now july 14 has been declared a memorable day in russia mediterranean squadron on july 14, 1990. the president of the ussr mikhail gorbachev signed a decree on the democratization and development of television and radio broadcasting in the ussr for the first time in soviet history, one or the radio center could be opened anywhere without coordinati

the mediterranean sea, its waters connected people of many cultures. ah, seen it almost rock and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, where it has history left its traces. reading people hearing their dreams of mediterranean journey in tenant starts august 14th on d. w. ah ah, this is dw news alive from berlin, ukraine's president orders all civilians to evacuate from the eastern province of dun that's a lot of mental lensky warns, fighting will intensify as russia continues its advance, the time to leave, he says is now also coming up.

the most important passageway, the mediterranean sea. but danger lurked off the african coast. morocco, algiers, tunis and tripoli. without a navy for protection its merchants were helpless and vulnerable at sea. they captured our ships, plun derd our car go and held captive the merchants. congress passed two future presidents to come up with what deal. thomas jefferson and john adams. the ambassador was charge but uncompromise. according to the koran, it was their god-given right. >> jefferson and adams left the meeting hang. they didn't have a deal for safe passage. adams said you can't fight them unless you want to fight them forever. jefferson said you can't pay for peace. he sensed the attacks would continue and the price would only go up. in this case jefferson was right. >> it costs 20% of the national budget but the attacks continued. brian: the president when he took office would commission the building of four ships with copper bottoms, solid oak side, they were fast, strong, and they were built to fight. they wouldn't be ready for the washington administration. adams

by going to have a time ended listening place of long the mediterranean sea it's waters connect people of many cultures, seen it almost rock and to far bill korea drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean where it has history left its traces, meeting people hearing their dreams ready to mean journey intended to so it starts august 14th on d. w. ah, this is d. w. news live from berlin, ukraine's president orders all civilians to evacuate from the eastern province of done. yes. for the means. lensky wardens fighting will intensify as russia continues its advance into ukrainian territory to carry.

well ferdinand, where is a marine biologist and he says many species of mediterranean sea life simply can't cope with the increase in c, temperature. the water that becomes warm air is in the 1st layer, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot and the depth of these layer increases when the temperatures become too high. and so they cause negative conditions to the species that are not adapted to warm temperatures and death leaves deeper than the usually warmed up waters. in the summer. these opens the door to tropical species because these increasing temperatures are not only in the mediterranean, they are also in the tropics and the species that are adapted to high temperatures cannot withstand.

and he says, many species of mediterranean sea life simply can't cope with the increase in c, temperature. the water that becomes warm air is in the 1st layer, so the heat arrives from the sun, it penetrates in the water. and that is a layer of water that these hot and the depth of these layer increases when the temperatures become too high. and so they goes negative conditions to the species that are not adapted to warm temperatures. and that leaves deeper than the usually warmed up waters in the summer. these opens the door to tropical species because these increasing temperatures have not only in the mediterranean the yet also in the tropics. and the species that are adapted to high temperatures cannot withstand the temperatures that now are present in the tropics . and so they move into them and the terrain in all as european governments prepare for what could be a difficult winter. spain's prime minister has come up with an unusual ways to save energy hetero, sanchez as urging office workers to ditch their ties. he says, if people feel more comfortable, they'll use less air condition

together we made the transition from the caspian sea with access to the black sea, but then to the mediterranean seaey carried out the tasks assigned by the command of the task force in the far sea zone during the current naval parade, you won’t have to go anywhere veliky ustyug will anchor in the neva and greet those passing by in parade formation the pride and power of the russian fleet alex kokonstantin morozov and andrey greshnev to report from st. petersburg, and watch the live broadcast of the main naval parade on our tv channel on july 31, the festive marathon will begin in 10:00 am dozens of cameras will be working especially for you, creating a full effect of presence, the planned many live broadcasts of our correspondents will show everything that happens in the most advantageous spectacular points. and now to continue in our program a report from the flooded transbaikalia, where residents have to change boats fainting on the body of the debate in london just during the sheet’s speech, and how we managed to meet in the moscow region, a whole group, car thieves, details, after a couple of m

but across tunisia and along the coasts of other countries bordering the mediterranean sea. we've got to interact with our planet in a more sustainable way. nature has an incredible ability to regenerate, but we can't leave it up to nature alone. that's all from echo africa today. i am chris a lamps signing of from league us thinking grief. i will say good bye to buck i hope of yours. do stay in touch with us on all our social media platforms, all of the best until next week, and deuced it says, i am sandra tree. nadia. good bye. from compiler. here in uganda. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, with ah! a with who was that creeping along a giant dragon know these are strand be propelled by the with 1st created by artist taylor johnson over 30 years ago. and finally tuned to this day your rollbacks with, with love on banning thing that way. i'm not going to have to work my own car and everyone with later holes and everything. just getting, are you ready to meet the german can join me, right. just do it on d, w. ah, will you become a criminal? mm franklin, i already know with hackers,

way from istanbul to other ports of the world through the bosphorus, the dardanelles and the mediterranean sea , so of course this is an indirect way, which is currently being negotiated in istanbul, ukraine, russia , with the mediation of the un and turkey, meanwhile, this way is already working today with the public it is agreed by the party, er, rail transport is also er, it is quite active and provides the opportunity to transport large er loads at once, but this is not enough. the models go to the danube delta. yes, our ships are already entering the danube delta. romanian and through our ukrainian, that's why the process has already started, but of course, if we unblock it, i hope so and there will be a direct passage through the coast. the people of shila were, uh, out of order , the president and the prime minister were actually expelled from the country, one of the reasons why the population is starving. this is already a direct dependence of the russian blocking of ukrainian ports for the export of food and grain to world markets, and already unrest begins in the world studio well, i

2018 we made the transition from the caspian sea with access to the black sea, but then to the mediterranean sea where we carried out the tasks assigned by the command of the task force in the far sea zone during the current naval the parade will not have to go anywhere. veliky ustyug will anchor in the waters of the neva and greet alexey glavkov, passing by in the parade formation. the pride and power of the russian fleet. konstantin morozov and andrei greshnev broadcast live from st. petersburg the main naval parade. watch on our tv channel on july 31, the festive marathon will begin at 10:00 am. dozens of cameras will work especially for you, creating a full effect of presence; many live broadcasts of our correspondents will show everything that happens in the most profitable spectacular. the young guard of united russia took patronage of the memorial in krasnodon in the luhansk people's republic; a list of activists held a subbotnik on the territory of the mass grave, where members of the youth underground anti-fascist organization rest, discussed the importance of preserving history and the