, but also moscow russia where in 1564 and published his first dated russian book apostle a. year later, two more editions of the watchbook saw the light. it was moscow that gave the mstislavtsi a ticket to a long voyage after he announced to himself with all his hearing that he had created a new printing house for wine . gospel in the future, not a single book will be created therefore as a model. as soon as the speech came down sealing. you and i have a unique opportunity to see the prototype of the printing press that existed at that time, we are heading for the historical and archaeological museum, right at the entrance we are met by whoever you think is the same belarusian book printer. pyotr avenger. first, ink is taken and smeared. the roller is typed for each letter on the machine. the sex position of the first hall is dedicated to the life of the pioneer printer and educator of time with us, unfortunately, a little, so we move on to go around all the halls of the museum, it is obvious that at one time pottery flourished in mstislavl, the museum’s jewelry and leather w

, but also moscow russia where in 1564 and published his first dated russian book apostle a. more editions of the watchmaker saw color. it was moscow that gave him a ticket to the mstislavites on a long voyage. after he loudly declared to himself having created a new printing house for wine, the gospel of the psalm, 3 chapels were printed in the so-called vilenka font, which became the beginning of all gospel books, and in the future, more than one book will be created, therefore, as a model. since we are talking about printing, you and i have a unique opportunity to see the prototype of the printing press that existed at that time, we are heading for the historical and archaeological museum, right at the entrance we are met by whoever you think is the same belarusian book printer. peter the avenger. first, ink is taken and smeared. the roller is typed for each letter on the machine. at we got the first hall dedicated to the life of the pioneer printer and educator of the time, unfortunately, we don’t have much, so we move on to go around all the halls of the museum, it’s obv

our russia editor steve rosenberg in moscow. to russia's largest football stadium they came in their tens of thousands, not to cheer on their team, but to support their president. from colleges, factories and state enterprises, they had been bussed in specially for a kremlin show, designed to show that russians back president putin and his war in ukraine. irina seems to. "we weren't the ones to start this", irina says. "i trust our president." inside the stadium, the main event. vladimir putin shared the stage with russian soldiers back from ukraine. it was putin who had ordered the full—scale invasion a year ago. from the sound of things, he has no intention of withdrawing his troops. translation: there are battles i going on right now on our historical frontiers, for our people. courageous warriors are fighting, just like the ones that are standing here with us now. they are battling bravely and heroically. we are proud of them. let's give them three cheers! cheering. this is the picture the kremlin wanted — russia united. it's

we begin in moscow where china's top diplomat met president putin and reaffirmed their close relationship. the trip to russiawang yi is days after the anniversary of moscow's invasion of ukraine. during their talks mr. putin said relations between his country and china were reaching new milestone and called the chinese president xi jinping to visit. earlier wang yi met his russian counter box -- counterpart sergei lavrov and said the relationship between the two countries should not be influenced by other nations. >> i look forward to reachi new agreements. our consultations on strategic between our two countries. they played strengthening trust and cooperation in shifting international situation. >> much is made of the seating arrangement for president putin's meeting with wang yi. this is mr. putin's meeting with the french president emmanuel macron last february. the two leaders are so far away you wonder if they ca hear each other. this is today's meeting. the president scope. they are sitting so close they are within handshaking distance. this is seen as a symbolic move towards a valued russian ally. at

shrine sadly tend to zero, but let us return to the revenger, who managed to conquer not only moscow russia, but also moscow where in 1564 and published his first dated russian book apostle a. a year later, two more editions of the watchmaker saw color. it was moscow that gave him a ticket to the mstislavites on a long voyage. after he loudly announced to himself having created a new printing house for wine, the gospel was written, three chapels were printed in the so-called and vilenka font, which became the beginning of all gospel books in the future, more than one book will be created, therefore, according to the model. as soon as the speech came down sealing. you and i have a unique opportunity to see the prototype of the printing press that existed at that time, we are heading for the historical and archaeological museum, right at the entrance we are met by whoever you think is the same belarusian book printer. pyotr avenger. first, ink is taken and smeared. the roller is typed for each letter on the machine. the sex position of the first hall is dedicated to the life of the pioneer pr

it is clear that the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill and his position on the special militaryration in ukraine in a statement condemned the crimean and donetsk diocese separation from moscow was not supported in that resonant speech at the metropolitan cathedral. onufry tried to do everything delicately diplomatically, in fact, without saying anything about the russian orthodox church, limiting himself only to mentioning patriarch kirill, this gave the diocese, the uoc, the freedom to choose to behave as a fully autocephalous one or maintain the status-ku, and the church itself left behind paths for retreat. without going into schism, the metropolitan tried to avoid this, because the very concept of a schism in the state in the soul in the head of a believer is unnatural for the church, the church is built on unity. former people's deputy of ukraine oleg tsarev, immersed in the process from the inside, explained that this church special operation was being prepared for a very long time and very carefully by the sbu and the office of president zelensky worked, so to speak, and

our russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. sia's largest football stadium, they came in their tens of thousands, not to cheer on their team, but to support their president. from colleges, factories and state enterprises, they had been bussed in specially for a kremlin show, designed to show that russians back president putin and his war in ukraine. irina seems to. "we weren't the ones to start this," irina says. "i trust our president." inside the stadium, the main event. vladimir putin shared the stage with russian soldiers back from ukraine. it was putin who had ordered the full—scale invasion a year ago. from the sound of things, he has no intention of withdrawing his troops. translation: there are | battles going on right now on our historical frontiers, for our people. courageous warriors are fighting, just like the ones that are standing here with us now. they are battling bravely and heroically. we are proud of them. let's give them three cheers! cheering this is the picture the kremlin wanted, russia united. it's -15, b

whatever challenge russia faces, that china has said in very clear terms in moscow that if you only use nuclear weapon, you not only china will categorically object to this, but that it can cause irreparable damage? uh, chinese relations with russia, you, uh, see some signs that this kind of, uh, advice or even demands was transferred from beijing to moscow . to escalate relations between russia and china, looking for various contradictions between the positions of the two countries, which, in fact, really exist, but the similarities between the politics and russia of the people's republic of china today are much greater. therefore, from my point of view, of course, no ultimatums of this kind were broadcast from beijing to moscow. i think that china will certainly continue to support russia . china of course opposes any kind of use of nuclear weapons, because this can open a pandora's box as russia . by the way, as russia, of course. this, if this is a position, it seems to me that all countries of the world today, therefore, in this case , china takes a very balanced position, but

(peace be upon him) until april 6, 1402 in the main building of the museum of oriental art in moscow, russia , tells the story of the days of women's struggle against the pahlavi regime . the lesson of visiting the ebrat museum was to hear the tortures of savak from the words of one of the fighting women. at the same time she was working on my feet , she started putting all these cigarettes on my feet and hands and kept putting them out. they talked about the days she spent with savak tortures he was 18 years old, he was sentenced to death his crime was revolutionary activities and helping his wife in the treatment of wounded fighters and the photo of my wife who was martyred dr. morteza fathinejad had 200 samsonite bags for outpatient surgery. the whole year and only the study program, the number of women arrested, like when it increased, they set up a special section for women, being deprived of basic rights in the islamic revolution, the role of you women was higher than the role of men, that is, you were both active yourself and also encouraged men to be active. we know by faith that wom

russia. well, meeting with thought americans in moscow, the u. s. has warned china against providing material support for russia's invasion of ukraine.

even this is a step too far for russia. moscow exerts great economic pressure on keith to derail the agreement and offers ukraine a much needed multi $1000000000.00 loan with attractive terms. in late 2013 yanna cove, which accepts russia's deal and shelves that you agreement within days demonstrate as take to the streets to voice that disapproval the euro. my dan protest authorities intervene with brutal force protest. his respond by taking up arms the situation quickly. spirals out of control within an already divided nation violence escalates even further. as a faction of hot who nationalists, the ones president putin, refers to his nazis, gets involved. they're determined to remove all ethnic russians and pro russian ukrainians from the country. in mid february, after months of mounting violence, yanna coverage, please, the country for russia on february 22nd, the ukrainian parliament votes unanimously to remove him from his post jupiter's, about o'clock in the victory in the gorge and western eyes, a successful popular revolution. but russia sees it very differently who russian g

ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, china's top diplomat visits russia days before moscow marks one year of war with ukraine. russia looks to shore up. it's no limits. friendship with china, a key ally in president vladimir vision for a new world order country. the west with invasion of ukraine, sparks fear in many former soviet bloc countries that they could be next. what is nato due to protect it? eastern flak. plus no safe place to live. the earthquakes in turkey have been especially difficult for syrian refugees, with hardly any needs to rebuild their lives. ah, i'm pablo police. welcome to the program. china's top diplomat has met with russia's foreign minister in moscow. the talks between wang ye and said gay, la prov, come just days before the one year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. one has been attending a series of meetings in moscow yesterday telling a top security that beijing relationship with russia is rock solid. a kremlin spokesperson has now confirmed that wang, we'll also meet with president later today. all right, well joining us for more on

ourfirst report tonight is from our russia editor steve rosenberg in moscow. rgest football stadium they came in their tens of thousands, not to cheer on their team, but to support their president. from colleges, factories and state enterprises, they had been bussed in specially for a kremlin show, designed to show that russians back president putin and his war in ukraine. irina seems to. "we weren't the ones to start this", irina says. "i trust our president." inside the stadium, the main event. vladimir putin shared the stage with russian soldiers back from ukraine. it was putin who had ordered the full—scale invasion a year ago. from the sound of things, he has no intention of withdrawing his troops. translation: there are battles i going on right now on our historical frontiers, for our people. courageous warriors are fighting, just like the ones that are standing here with us now. they are battling bravely and heroically. we are proud of them. let's give them three cheers! cheering. this is the picture the kremlin wanted — russia united. it's —15, but as y

moscow. this is our t grid of your company today. russia has suspended its participation in the new start nuclear treaty, but he's not departing from the agreement. is what we're putting said earlier in his annual address to the national parliament. but they would signal a bus would they would need a representatives. the u. s. is sending signals and putting out ultimatums to russia. they say you russia must implicitly do as we have previously agreed to, including the new start treaty. while we, the us, will do whatever we want to. they say there is no connection between the new start treaty issues and the ukrainian conflict or other hostile actions by the west towards russia. as if there is no loud statement that the u. s. aim is defeating russia strategically. so it's either utmost cynicism and hypocrisy or utmost stupidity if we can't call them idiots though they're not stupid. they wanted to feed us strategically and also want to continue to inspect our new killer objects. in this regard, i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involvement in the new start treaty. well, the suspensi

the chinese foreign affairs commission director is on a trip to moscow and met on the day with russia's security council secretary, despite intense western pressure on both states the visiting o facial the top diplomat. in fact, in china insisted ties between the neighboring countries are strong. genuine. i believe that to day russia and china have many opportunities to continue to increase strategic cooperation and protect our common strategic interest relations between russia and china. a rock solid though it is running, as like regular contacts through the security council's make a significant contribution to the development of russian chinese relations bilateral consultation mechanisms on strategic security, as well as on public security. justice in law and order are successfully functioning gutsy. also reports by way that china's top there might, could hold a meeting with russian foreign minister circle of roth before the delegation from beijing continues. it's european tour are focused on the ukraine crisis. ah, can use no of a tragedy here in moscow. 6 people have been killed inc

in the long run. europe, sanctions against russia are the most far reaching and severe in the blocks history . and the restrictions aren't just hitting moscow. businesses across europe are also feeling the economic warfare that includes germany's mechanical engineering sector. until recently, russia was one of its biggest clients, but last year, trade with a country decreased by half. these machines build crankshaft for cars and railroad wheels. some where as much as one and a half tons, milling drilling and grinding accurate to within $100.00 of a millimeter. these machines built at the nile simmons factory in the eastern german city of kenneth usually cost several $1000000.00 euros each. c, e o. class cramer cells, the systems around the world before the war and ukraine. many of his contracts came from russian companies, especially the railroad sector. the sanctions ended that practically over night. he suddenly had to find new contracts to retain his 350 employees given your own. if we're talking about roughly 10 to 15 percent of our revenue, we quickly are to change our entire strategy. our main markets now or north america and europe w

and actually, what washington calls the territory of ukraine in moscow is called the territory of russia, which has already become the territory of russia, and not just by some agreements, by no means of this formal understanding, remained part of russia according to the russian constitution, and therefore, when you are going to wear this kind strikes on the territory of russia, in moscow, as you understand, this causes serious concern, but there is another point. here again, in the biden administration. they say that there is some kind of understanding with ukraine that there will be no strike, at least on those territories of russia that belonged to russia a according to the situation in 2014. not only as it is understood in ukraine let's listen to what the special representative of president zelensky recently said about this to some western experts. there is an opinion that ukraine should ensure that its military equipment will not be used on the territory of the russian federation, this idea came from a parallel world, any command post in the russian capital is a legitimate military

is impossible, vladimir putin added in his annual speech at the country's federal assembly in moscow. russia is defending itself in ukraine, but it plans to change the course of the war by supporting the kiev regime with weapons. putin said that he uses it as a tool to confront russia and has spent up to 150 billion dollars for military aid and ukraine. the president of russia pointing to the ineffectiveness of western sanctions on the economy of this country, he emphasized that he consulted to strengthen security and stability in the kurdish region. in this event , the president of syria thanked the government and people of oman for their solidarity and support to syria during the earthquake disaster. bashar assad as in the media channel the region was located 12 years ago and following the civil war in syria, many arab countries cut off their relations with the switch, but in the last year , several countries, including jordan and the uae , have announced their desire to establish relations with syria, and it is possible there is a chance to reach a final agreement to resume talks on the l

this purpose the deputy secretary general believes that ukraine should be defeated as planned by moscow. russiais today. russia does not have enough strength to pass through transnistria and surround the plant. here is the plan. what else is there to take odesa ? we do not see that russia is lacking. did he say, how do you treat mr. serhiy that the use of transnistria is possible for the encirclement of odesa and the implementation of the plan to seize odesa, please? yes, this is also a topic that is constantly being investigated these days, even some russian mistakes for some reason called me the holoblyator of the odesa region, i don't know if this is a recognition or just like that, but i said exactly about this case that transnistria was mentioned at the munich security conference and it is in this context that today we see maritime threats and the risk of course there is because it is clear what what kind of military contingent is there? what warehouses with weapons do we need to figure out how they store things? there are supplies because well, to be honest, i am sure that there is man-ma

i am in moscow, russia out. um, you know, and in the breach, i think latin america is rising so yet. oh, i have great hopes, but yet we have to be the channel for sure. only grandma has recently re established diplomatic ties with china. it's a, it's a pivot from their previous diplomatic ties with ty, one. why? and what does this do to the balance of power in the western hemisphere? yes. so let me explain a little bit about that. first of all. so under somoza from 1934, the 19. well, really, i mean it well the to the 940304949. let's put that out from 949 to 979. somoza recognized. right. and not the people's republic of china. after the sandinista had the revolution in 1979, they recognized people's republic of china because they were allowed to start up. but after the sandinista were voted out of office in 1990, the new government then recognized taiwan again. and withdrew recognition from the people's republic of china. and in that interim period from 1990 to 2007. when daniel ortega of the san and is become

president biden brought a message of solidarity and defiance, against moscow. russia's aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. prudence war conquest is failing. the map. prudence war conquest is failina. , , ., , , failing. the results of this visit will undoubtedly _ failing. the results of this visit will undoubtedly be _ failing. the results of this visit will undoubtedly be referred i failing. the results of this visit| will undoubtedly be referred on failing. the results of this visit - will undoubtedly be referred on the battlefield. strengthening our troops — battlefield. strengthening our troops in liberating our territory. strengthening our troops in liberating our territory. the american leaders visit comes days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion. but what will its impact be? also on the programme... british police confirm that the body found in the river is nicola bulley — who went missing last month. fractious scenes in israel's parliament, where members are debating a controversial overhaul of the country's judiciary. we begin in ukraine where u

such regions will be hit hardest by the verses and what forecasts will anna volkova tell for moscow ? russia centers phobos i anna volkova hello, the period of severe frosts in the european part of the country has come to an end. congratulations on february 23 from the strong arkhangelsk people from monday, the capital of pomorie the real february frosts were kept during the day -8.11, and at night up to -25 ° -26, but the day before, to the delight of fans of extreme recreation, it got a little warmer to minus five, and in some places it even snowed in the extreme north-west of our country, the first to meet the new atlantic wave air, but in the rest of the territory on thursday, for the time being , the anomalous cold in st. petersburg remained. for example, the readings of thermometers during the day did not exceed -7 °, the same number was as much as 5 ° below the norm in moscow. but from today day and here the temperature will begin to rise rapidly. we have already said that the cooling on the russian plain was associated with the activity of the previous cyclone. even in the first half

the preparation of the 2nd russia africa summit to take less in july saint petersburg night during his tour across africa. the russian foreign minister expressed that moscow is ready unwilling to at saint helped to west african states facing an islamist insurgency. let's go through that. at russia's offer, it comes with this situation in ghana, deteriorating, although the country itself isn't involved in a direct conflict. it suffers from an economic crisis as refugee poor in from neighboring countries, including breaking of fossil togo and bennett, who are battling to harvest reps. each of those countries we spoke to an accredit based independent journalist come lac, clued, say, who says gala, should cooperate with those nations to handle the border crisis eve, the borders are poor off and do not have the necessary security mining the board as then it becomes an issue over the period all over time. discussions on how some sort of help will be given to me. griffin, so we've got the legal monday. it's 2 months. very please do. we even have the capacity at the country to be able to deal with this. i mean, in terms of military equipment, in terms of bonds, i

but russia's allies are standing by moscow. the war is taking a heavy toll cities, towns, and villages across ukraine have been bombarded tens of thousands of soldiers from both sides of being killed on the battlefield. millions of people, mostly women and children, have been up rooted from their families and homes to shelter from the war. ukraine and russia are 2 of the biggest suppliers of grain and gas, and that means the impact of the conflict is being felt in millions of homes around the globe. now we know how the war began, but how is it going to end? and how will it re shaped the world? well, over the next several days i'll correspondence from inside. you train across europe to africa, asia and north america are going to bring you stories covering all aspects of the conflict one year on or where here in the hearts of the nation's capital, across this country, millions of people of feeling the effects of the war, thus fighting destroys families and sirens interrupt lives. there's a sense of morning and reflection in the a

syrian president, bashar al assad, even personally, taking a moment to express his gratitude to moscow. russia is a friendly country and there will wound surprise to see all this kind of support during this crisis. chorus has been fighting terrorism in syria pulled along the 8 years now. and so when you support countries to pull those support to in support, country or people who support them in every aspect. oh for is our civil problem or anything the faith. but do i think we think what you've done here is a great work because it, the 1st time you syria to have subsidies as a full do do during the last 250 years completed. so we didn't have any citizen that the got your, your team, we're very great in helping our team and saving many, many lives. however, what the mainstream media won't tell you is that the west's years long sanctioning of syria, particularly in america's have been blocking vital aid from getting into syria after the earthquakes. you can see this flight rate truck right here with major airliners as we understand some of them carrying humanitarian supplies, deliberately avoidin

so of course, it’s most convenient for me to live in moscow in russia well, no matter where danyae will have to end april to pay technology for income received in russia over the past year, the director of the safe internet league , ekaterina mizulina, has already offered to transfer this money to support russian fighters, however, to fugitive tiktoker, apparently, she is preparing to declare herself bankrupt, who has invested so much that even half a million rubles are real for him pennies. well , unless, of course, all this is not just another hype drawing and buying abroad. it should be under special control with ukraine. and saboteurs sent to russia by the kiev regime must be identified and to hold accountable, stopping their activities in the bud such tasks. today, vladimir putin addressed the fsb officers at a meeting of a colleague of the service. in addition, the president called for maximum activity in the face of terrorist threats, which are intensified with direct influence from the west . alexey golovkov will tell what else this influence consists of and what statement

moscow with fighting for what he called. it's historical lands in ukraine. ah, he may be isolated on the international stage, but at home, russia's precedent still speaks to roaring crowds. when we are together, we have no equal the you for the unity of the russian people who are a tens of thousands gathered in moscow bush, nikki stadium, to honor their soldiers fighting in ukraine. right here behind the patriotic fanfare. putin is a leader with little to cheer about one year inches. invasion of ukraine. yeah. western intelligence estimate as many as 200000 russian troops had been killed or wounded in the ear since invasion. an average of nearly $550.00 soldiers each day. his army once believe to be 2nd only to the u. s. s. is widely considered to be on the ropes. and the criminals cracked down on critics as made it difficult to gauge popular support for the war. but put in his bank and on bay ging to help change his fortunes. and on wednesday, china's top diplomat appeared to be extending a helping head meeting in moscow when g pledge to strengthen ties with russia. good me yet. wondering who were willing to work with the russia

them are threatened with blackouts , while the official chisinau blames what is happening in moscow, russiaar against moldova, we have many examples. they use the energy crisis. hope we fail pay such high gas and electricity bills. however, as opinion polls show, the main culprit of the energy failure, people believe that it is my sanda, more than half of them demand early presidential elections, in which the current head of state, apparently , does not shine in the rating of politicians. it occupies only the fourth place on the territory of solovyov vesti. in turkey , a father and daughter were saved from an earthquake destroyed by an earthquake, they were under the rubble when they ran into the house to take things in the province malatya this morning there was a new earthquake of magnitude 5.6 according to official data one person died more than 100 dozens of houses were damaged, search work continues well done one of the provinces most affected by the february 6th earthquake, which claimed the lives of over 44,000 people. the project for the construction of a high-speed tram in saratov

president biden brought a promise of more military aid, and a message of defiance against moscow. russia's aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. putin's war of conquest is failing. translation: the result of this visit will undoubtedly be - felt on the battlefield, strengthening our troops and liberating our territories. we're on the front line in eastern ukraine, as russia tries to advance, ahead of the one—year anniversary of the war. and the other main stories on bbc news at ten... a body found in the river wyre is that of nicola bulley, who went missing three weeks ago. police conveyed the family's sadness. nikki, you are no longer a missing person. you have been found. we can let you rest now. more strike action in the nhs, asjunior doctors in england vote overwhelmingly to protest over pay. and the growing debate over "updating" the works of roald dahl — one author says it's a form of censorship. on bbc london, the mayor promises free school meals for every primary and coming up on the bbc news channel... liverpool's american owners say they're not selling the club just on the hunt fo