and in new moscow it is being built solntsevo highway, butovo-varshavskoe highway. and provide direct communication between districts and will become a full-fledged backup to kat in the southwest of the capital. 22.5 km, which will shorten the current long detours between borovskoye, kievskoye, kaluzhskoye highways. at the moment , work on the construction of the main passage and the backup device has been fully completed. the main road is four-lane, next to us. a new metro line is being built, the potapovo station is behind me, this is the sokolnicheskaya line, it will of course, we had to coordinate with our colleagues, but that year we managed to complete the entire installation, laying the asphalt-concrete pavement along the main course and along the doubles. this year alone , moscow plans to build 68 km of roads, 20 artificial structures and nine pedestrian crossings. consists of eight sections, we have already put five sections into operation, three are at the construction stage. the mayor of the city has set the task of completing all construction and install

new moscow, pitch rushes, worst terror attack and decades. and officials warn the death toll low rise for the most around the program. you in chief antonio gutierrez, visits rafa on egypt. a border with garza close to where he is released, planning a ground defensive despite international criticism. and catherine britain's princess of wales reveals. she's being treated for cancer in a video message recorded earlier this week, the princess said she has already started chemotherapy the i michael ok, welcome. at least a $115.00 people are now known to have been killed in an attack on a concert hall new moscow. and officials, a warning that the debt soul could rise further. investigators have announced a series of arrests for people directly involved in the attack. had been detained, the so called is law, make state has claimed responsibility. a warning, the following report contains images you could find distressing. the hours of to the tech rescue is to find able to enter the building inside, debris and devastation. much of the building has bee

, trolleys, bags , including passengers with limited mobility, three new platforms, three pavilions were built. standard of the moscowstation, so an ordinary railway station has turned into a comfortable city station leonosis was carried to a new location closer to the open metro station, where they decided to build a new moscow station, today the second stage is somewhere in a large construction site. which is the future hub of the third diameter, now specialists are installing utilities and working on the ground part of the lobby, the passenger flows have already been calculated - by 2030 this is about 10 million passengers per year, a little more than 9,000 per day, and even this underground vestibule is connected to the above-ground part, well, it’s literally one and a half nearby kilometers is located on the moscow central diameters in the moscow central ring there are more than eighty city stations, it is important to understand that they must be connected so that it is convenient. three platforms, northern platform. we are talking about a high-speed highway; it will be possible to travel from moscow to st. pet

the capital has put an end to the mysterious case of the murder of a woman in new moscow.rd by ministry of internal affairs pensioner yuri novikov, who hired a killer for his wife. a former policeman paid a friend a million rubles to shoot him. woman for a walk. galina hungureeva will tell you why novikov was so eager to get rid of his wife and what punishment he was given. the mysterious murder of a lady with a dog. this headline, as if from a detective novel , was used to describe the mysterious death of muscovite tatyana novikova. a woman was shot while walking her pet. the only witness, the deceased’s husband, veteran of the ministry of internal affairs yuri novikov, came under suspicion. he ended up in the dock with his head screwed for bullets, the impenetrable glass of the moscow city court. they say that during the investigation he nevertheless confessed to the terrible thing. do you have anything to say before the verdict? when asked whether the second defendant , vladimir kychin, sighs doomedly and raises his eyebrow, as the investigation proved, it was he who fi

the capital has put an end to the mysterious case of the murder of a woman in new moscow.y ministry of internal affairs pensioner yuri novikov, who hired a killer for his wife. a former police officer paid an acquaintance a million rubles to shoot a woman while walking. why was novikov so eager to get rid of his wife? galina khungurieva will tell you what punishment he was given. the mysterious murder of a lady with a dog. this title, as if from a detective novel, dubbed the mysterious death of muscovite tatyana novikova, the woman was shot while walking with her pet. the only witness, the husband and deceased veteran of the ministry of internal affairs, yuri novikov, came under suspicion. it was he who ended up in the dock with a penal head behind the bulletproof glass of the moscow city court. they say that during the investigation he confessed to the terrible thing. before the verdict. when asked, the doomed man raises his eyebrow and sighs, the second defendant vladimir kychin. as the investigation proved, it was he who fired the fatal shot. this picture has now been r

not construction of new production facilities in moscow is stopped. 1 premises were built for industrial enterprises. in delinograd, for example, they put it into operation. the first three buildings of the new technology park with huge windows and space for laboratories, a total of 50,000 km. 80% of them have already been completed. this is not a logistics premises, not a warehouse, this is precisely the production purpose of this premises, and we see demand from the market mainly and mainly in the import substitution segment, precisely within the framework high-tech segment, microelectronics. soon there will be more comfortable spaces here. in 2026, the technology park intends to launch the second phase. these are two more buildings, plus an office center. in total , approximately 2,000 people will be able to work in these premises. there will be a big, large-scale project here. the total area of ​​the building here is 13.00 km. and this building is being built in the east of the capital. the spacious workshops will house a furniture factory. the com

the construction of new production facilities in moscow does not stop. lt for industrial enterprises. in dzelinograd, for example, the first three buildings of a new technology park with huge windows and space for laboratories were put into operation. total 50,000 m2. 80% of them have already been completed. this. not a logistics premises, not a warehouse, this is precisely the production purpose of this premises, and we see demand from the market, in mainly and predominantly in the import substitution segment, specifically within the high-tech segment, microelectronics, soon there will be more convenient space here, in 2026 they intend to launch the second stage in the technology park, these are two more buildings, plus an office center, about 2,000 people will be able to work in these premises , there will be a large-scale project here, the total area of ​​the building here is 13,000 km, and this building is being built in the east of the capital, the spacious workshops will house a furniture factory, the company there are two similar production facilit

the layout of moscow libraries is determined by their new status.storage, it is a public space. this is where conversations take place. the building was built in 1911; all that remains from the original structure are the outer walls and these ancient railings. we are planning to make the classes twice as large, we will have a new direction, that is, we will have a transforming hall where we can do choreography, because ballet classes will appear machines, we will have a teacher’s room, we didn’t have one at school before, it will be modern, we can discuss and relax there. a large construction project in new moscow is the reconstruction of the cultural center in atutinka. the building was built as an officers' house, the halls were large, but there was almost no space for classes. now we have divided it all up , it turns out that we have a multifunctional area, where there is a creative studio, a studio, handicrafts, here we will have a girl knitting, this means we are planning after all. make an art studio, big, beautiful. the reconstruction will in

the new constitution from moscow guarantees freedom from unreasonable arrest, unquote.everd to send of latvian men, women and to slave labor camps in the soviet union and. on this list of the names of 78 people arrested by the nkvd soviet secretolice, the notation at the end of the list explains the quite reasonable charges not politically reliable shoot them to estonia also in 1939, with more promises the soviet union requests these bases. the little country actually. in june of 1940, the red army invades estonia on the pretext that soviet soldiers stationed there have not been assured proper security, less than a month later, a new communist institution assembly holds its first session. hespecial schools in moscow, exhort the populace to accept the party as their masters. typically a vote of confidence for the one party ticket is ordered ordered. another victory parade or, a new moscow approved puppet government. estonia succumbs to communism. the example of romania. june 28th, 1940. ftist underground workers who prepared the way welcome the invasion of the red army i

russian president vladimir putin says the gunman behind the tower attack on the costs of the whole new moscow tried to escape to ukraine. 11 people have been arrested including full suspected ken is. ukraine has denied any involvement the so called this nomic state claims. it's carried out the attack that killed more than $130.00 people at the crocuses. the whole stream of moon is gathered at a make shift memorial. placing tributes at the quote and surrounding the crow. cuz city who the inside officials called the chart building, still smoldering after gunman seated a light following the shooting rampage. the attack, one of the deadliest in russia for many years, has shown the country. huge crowds turned out and must go to the night blood to those injured strokes. from the someone from the corps. i was shocked and felt fear and horror been to a concert at crocus myself. and when i saw those horrible videos, i was shocked. and then t s. even now when i speak about it, this child was very scary to see it all was the detective. so people paid their speaks at cities across russia on saturday. pre

acknowledged for the 1st time that radical isn't is carried out fridays attack on a concert, whole new moscow in which at least $139.00 people were killed. president putin statements comes off to initially pointed the finger at ukraine and off the days of repeating the claims of responsibility by i s ice. this k, which is also known as a branch of the so called a sonic state space. and i've got a son that claims have been born out of the french and us intelligence sources. despite that mr. foods and insists that ukraine could still be playing a role in the tech me is names to. there's probably as soon as we know the crime was committed by radical islamists who follow an audiology. the islamic world itself has been fighting for centuries human services. we're also seeing that the united states has been using various channels to convince the satellites and other countries that according to their intelligence, there is no trace of keys in the terror attack in moscow. the bloody attack was committed by is lemme see from the islamic state organization, which is banned. and russia was we know who c

tablets, capsules and sprays are being developed at the new laboratory complex of the moscow endocrine100 formulas, including a very unusual one. registration documents are sent for mass production. here on one of the lines they produce medicines that are used in gynecology. 16 thousand bottles per hour. all production and quality control are automated, they even take photos of each bottle. the screen displays images that are automatically obtained from the inspection machine, which are stored in memory equipment confirm that the drug. produced of high quality, with the appropriate level of seaming closure. the moscow endocrine plant produces 150 types of drugs in 14 different forms, from the usual capsule tablets to innovative forms, pre-filled single-dose syringes, transdermal patches, this is tens of millions of packages per year. already now we are experiencing an increase in the need for domestic drugs, we are actively engaged in import substitution and supply of 15. this is the finished product of our plant, a large reinforced concrete module with finished finishing, flooring, th

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.e live with bbc news. the irish prime minister leo varadkar has announced he is stepping down as taoiseach and leader of fine gael for reasons which are both "personal and political". speaking in dublin, he said that being taoiseach had been the most fulfilling time of his life, with ireland becoming a more equal and modern place. here's our ireland correspondent sara girvin. just days ago, marking st patrick's day in washington, there was no sign of the shock resignation to come. my reasons for stepping down are both personal and political. i believe this government can be re—elected. but after careful consideration and some soul—searching, i believe that a new taoiseach and a new leader will be better placed than me to achieve that. his appointment as taoiseach for the first time in 2017 was history—making. at 38, he was the youngest ever irish prime minister, the first from an ethnic background and the first gay leader. his appointment personified a changing and more modern ireland.

new moscow. winlinebet race place your bets, beat your opponents, take the maximum from the prize fundeebet 3,000 without conditions to all new players. match tv news time especially for ntv. in the studio dmitry tomnyakovsky. hello. in the next 5 minutes, we will discuss the most exciting events from the world of sports, and also study the most interesting odds from vinline bookmakers. artemi panarin is having his best season in the nhl, the rangers forward surpassed the 100 mark for the first time in his career points, it took him 72 matches to achieve this, and his team was the first to secure its place in the playoffs. in the continental hockey league in the spartak-metalurg series , it’s good for those at home. first, magnitka took two matches on its site, then muscovites responded symmetrically. the second game in the capital ended with a football score of 1:0, the decisive shot was scored by ancel gali. in defense, of course, we would like to score more goals, but that will suit us for today. with the score 2:2, the series returns to magnitogorsk, and here metallurg is already c

moscow. gordon correra, bbc news.ysis on the russian attack on the bbc news website and app. to the middle east next. the united nations chief, antonio guterres has visited the rafah crossing and has made a renewed call for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. his call came on the day the hamas run health ministry in gaza said 19 people waiting for aid have been killed by israeli forces — the israeli army has denied firing on the crowd. mr guterres said it was time to silence the guns and stop the nightmare ? describing the ongoing loss of life there as a moral outrage. hundreds of trucks are waiting at the border crossing to bring much needed aid into gaza. mr guterres�* visit comes as israel faces mounting international pressure to allow more goods into the territory — as fears mount of imminent famine. nothing justifies the horrific attacks by hamas on the 7th of october. nothing justifies the collective punishment of the palestinian people. now more than ever it is time for a immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it is tim

now a residential complex is being built from such modules in new moscow, there are plans to build aomplex in the north of the capital, plus two schools, two children’s garden and government building. facade structures for your company's facilities. to produce independently, for this purpose another production facility is being built across the road from the main workshop, this site was also leased without bidding, the supply was 1 ruble per year. here we plan to produce façade structures, and one of the unique lines is the decoration of façade cassettes, that is , absolutely any pattern can be applied to cassettes or metal cassettes, imitating wood or stone, which is visually indistinguishable from natural material. it is planned that already the workshop will begin work in october. it will be possible to launch the object faster than usual. businesses use the green corridor. this is a special regime of approvals and examinations for companies that are building or reconstructing factories and factories in moscow. in total , the investment and construction cycle was reduced by 49%. t

against any division, and we are trying very hard to hold a lot of events that... are staged by new moscow publishing houses. this concludes our release. we will tell you about the main things in belarus next sunday on the belros tv channel. all the best. this is an understandable policy, hello, how to sell weapons worth more than $200 billion for 1 year. master class from the white house in our program in just 20 minutes. the deadly toys of the white house are an expensive thing, but the lobby of the american military-industrial complex is stronger than any zeros in contracts. reliable europe, obediently obeying, replenishes the defense accounts of the giants; all they had to do was force them to help the kiev regime at any cost, and in return promise their american types of weapons. a walking advertisement for european rearmament is called poland. according to various media reports, this year it will spend 4% of its gdp on defense. more than half of this money will go to military equipment and weapons, which is much more than the nato figure of 20%. poland purchased apache helicopters fo

countries from china to cuba will take part in the forum, russia’s stand will be one of the largest, new moscowpresent their products for the first time. this concludes our release. we will tell you about the main things in belarus next sunday on the belros tv channel. all the best. the main thing that africa needs now is precisely the ideas or ideology of justice. the african continent over the period of 450 years of capitalist history is very suffered greatly, so... our president, when visiting african countries, he comes with his just ideology. the supply of our agricultural machinery has led to a sharp increase in agricultural productivity. this is the solution to the key issue everyone should be on. 11 state programs exist to support motherhood and childhood. we give women the opportunity to get free iko. our women were given 3 years of maternity leave. this is the longest time period in general in the world, now a completely different one is coming ideology, the chinese called it humanomics, our president has said more than once that the basis of everything is our belarusian, if we do not

the data obtained in the new laboratories of the commune will be used by doctors of the radiation building erected next door, another moscow technology. the doctor has completely new opportunities in terms of accuracy, speed, diagnosis; millions of people here will receive quality medical care. with the opening of the new building, the commune becomes the largest medical complex in the capital. where some 3 years on... yes, it all started with one building, which became known throughout the country during the coronavirus pandemic. now it’s a real city of health, 10 buildings, many medical and diagnostic profiles, its own maternity hospital, its own children’s hospital. and here 300,000 patients have already received help; the great history of the commune is just beginning. regions, electronic document flow, the emias system will appear. mash services are already successfully used by schools in the moscow and kaluga regions, as well as tatarstan. and again about scammers who work in the medical services market. it turned out that there are quite a few of them in the area that is in the shadow of medicine for people, veterin

another victory parade or, a new moscow approved puppet government. estonia succumbs to communism. of romania. june 28th, 1940. leftist underground workers who preparedhe way welcome the invasion of the red army into romania. russia demands bessarabia and northern bukovina. romania is powerless to resist. romanian soldiers are evacuated slave labor camps and the soviet union. the red flag flies over eastern romania. stalin's advanced agents khrushchev and commissar of defense timoshenko, organize the local communists. khrushchev congratulates, the romanians on their liberation and assures them, quote, the soviet government does not f changing the social systems existing in romania and quote, as you just witnessed, the communists took lenin at his word that a treaty is the means of gaining strength, beginning the first treaty by the soviets in 1920, the communist, the independence and made alliances with our neighbors to gain time in order to marshal the resources and the 170 million russians to build a powerful military force when they felt they were strong enough, they systematica

bbc news, moscow. >> some are calling 2020 for the year of elections.than 50 countries are holding national elections with voters casting ballots for presidents, parliaments, and national assemblies. one closely watched upcoming election is right here in the u.s. it is expected to pit incumbent joe biden against the likely republican nominee former president donald trump. in the u.k., prime minister rishi sunak must call an election for mid-december although a date could be announced sooner. his conservative party trails badly behind the labour party in polls. in mexico, campaigning is officially underway for an election in june that is expected to be the biggest in the country's history. voters will elect a new president as well as 600 numbers of congress and thousands of local representatives. it is very likely mexico will soon have its first female president as the two leading candidates are both women. let's go now to mexico city where we can speak with our correspondent. i guess the big headline here is that a matter what the outcome, we are expect

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. leaders of germany, france and poland met in berlin to ease tensions over support for russia's war in ukraine. the french president said he would not rule out deploying western troops on the ground in ukraine. that suggestion was rejected by the german chancellor. russia and ukraine continue to exchange fire. odesa had at least 20 people killed in a missile attack in a residential area. 70 people were wounded. the kremlin said ukraine carried out attacks in southern russia and accused kyiv of attempting to disrupt the election. we have this report from kyiv. >> there is a lot of focus at the moment on what the reelection and pending reelection of vladimir putin means for russia but here in ukraine, it is clear what that means. it means more war, more missiles, more aggression. we saw that in odesa, the city on the black sea, which was hit by russian ballistic missiles fired from crimea. one missile hit what ukrainian officials are describing as 10 homes and a recreational facility and

the capital has put an end to the mysterious case of the murder of a woman in new moscow. was heard by ministry of internal affairs pensioner yuri novikov. for his wife, a former policeman paid an acquaintance a million rubles to shoot a woman while out for a walk. galina khungurieva will tell you why novikov was so eager to get rid of his wife and what punishment he was given. the mysterious murder of a lady with a dog. with such a title, as if from a detective novel they dubbed the mysterious death of muscovite tatyana novikova. a woman was shot while walking her pet. the only witness came under suspicion, and the husband died. it was he who ended up in the dock with a damned head and shot through the impenetrable glass of the moscow city court. they say that during the investigation he confessed to the terrible thing. do you have anything to say before the verdict? when asked by the doomed man, the second defendant, vladimir kychin, raises his eyebrow and sighs. as the investigation proved, it was he who fired the fatal shot. it's almost every minute now the picture of

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. >> earlier i spoke with nina, a russian-american author and professorional affairs in new york. thanks for being with us. the independent russian watchdog that's bee branded a foreign agent sent russia never before has seen a presidential campaign that it said fell so far short of constitutional standards. what is your assessment of the weekend election? >> thank you. pretty much the same. they also wrote all of it was imitation, essentially. a drunken village pretending to be something that is not. so there was a lot of effort put into pretending, for it to be legitimate. to have a great turnout, a lot of votes, 87% supposedly voted for putin. but it was really unconstitutional. there were no observers. there were three oppositional figures, so excited to participate in this sham. people were not free to express their secret ballots. sometimes the police would check the ballots and if they did not like the results, they would throw them away and so on. it was probably the most shameful and sham election russia has ever had. russia never really had free

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. >> ok, let's take a look at some other headlines from around the world junior doctors on strike in south korea refused to return to work despite the government threatening to take legal action and revoke their medical licenses. three quarters of the country's junior doctors are protesting. the junior doctors say training more doctors could lower the quality a medical school education and reduce pay. the former u.s. ambassador to bolivia says he will plead guilty to charges that he served as an agent of the cuban government. he was charged in december and initially pleaded not guilty. evidenced again tim -- against him included recordings of him confessing working for cuba for decades. in opposition leader in chad has been killed in a shootout with security forces. he was a critic of chad's military leader. the government blamed him for a deadly attack on the internal security agency wednesday, which he denied having a part in. gunfire was heard near his party headquarters after the attack on the government office. a journalists group in afghanistan says

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.been hearing, the islamic state group has said it was behind the attack, but president putin says the gunmen were trying to flee to ukraine. that's an allegation kyiv has described as �*absurd'. so what do we know about who may have launched the attack? here's our security correspondent, gordon corera. chaos and confusion as gunmen begin shooting inside the concert hall at crocus city. this footage, verified by the bbc, shows the gunmen in the foyer. but who are they? isis, the group calling itself islamic state, today issued a statement saying its men seen here were responsible. that's not something we can independently confirm. and the issue of who was responsible is deeply contentious. more than two weeks ago, the us issued this warning to its citizens in moscow, saying what it called extremists, thought to mean isis, might target large gatherings, including concerts. it communicated the intelligence directly to moscow. but three days before the shooting, a kremlin statement was iss

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.ah: for more analysis of putin's speech, we can speak to soviet and russian historian and author of several books on the kgb and the russian foreign intelligence, amy knight. thank you so much for joining us here on "the context." i was really struck by steve's piece when he said this was the 19th state of the nation address by vladimir putin, which is incredle. i wonder watching him over those two hours, who is he directing this state of the nation address at? who is his audience? >> i think this well, the audience, first of all, was the russian parliament, both houses of the parliament, and the ministers and high-level officials in putin's government. he also had other people coming in. yes, it was also a message to the russian people in general. i don't know whether many of them would want to sit down to a two-hour speech. it was, i think, one of the longest speech that mr. putin has made. and it was basically, the way i heard it, kind of a big pep rally, not only for putin's reelec

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. i spoke to greg barton, who is a professor?rsity. i asked more about the men in custody and why russia was attacked. there's four tajik nationals that at least they don't appear to speak russian. they do appear to be tajik. they're speaking through tajik interpreter. tajikistan, of course, is the country in central asia, along the northern border of afghanistan and islamic state khorasan, which was formed in 2015 in afghanistan. khorasan refers to the area to the east, including central asia, afghanistan, pakistan, iran. islamic state khorasan appears to be the group behind this. we know that islamic state khorasan esque has state khorasan has many tajik and other central asian members. we know that there are possibly several million central asians working, some documented, some undocumented in russia playing a vital role, by the way, in the war economy, working in factories where russian nationals are off serving, fighting in ukraine or suffering from — recovering from their injuries. so putin wanted to have a victory in terms

closer. open metro station, such a transport hub was created here, well, they decided to build a new moscowftieth station on the moscow central diameters, this is certainly a good gift for residents, i hope that it will improve transport accessibility of four districts of moscow. and in the moscow region has started the construction of the baloshikha regional hospital. the governors took part in the foundation stone laying ceremony for the facility. it is expected that the hospital in balashikha will become one of the largest among medical institutions in the entire moscow region; it will house departments of emergency surgery, traumatology, cardiology and others. we have big plans, and today's facility, and this is a truly grandiose facility, is 1123 future beds, this. multidisciplinary clinic with a cardiovascular center inside, which is also very important, since we remember that cardiovascular diseases are still the main cause of mortality, and the construction of such a facility in such a large area of ​​the moscow region is, of course, very cool. our goal is to provide quality medical

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. >> earlier i spoke with nina, a russian-american author and professorional affairs in new york. thanks for being with us. the independent russian watchdog that's bee branded a foreign agent sent russia never before has seen a presidential campaign that it said fell so far short of constitutional standards. what is your assessment of the weekend election? >> thank you. pretty much the same. they also wrote all of it was imitation, essentially. a drunken village pretending to be something that is not. so there was a lot of effort put into pretending, for it to be legitimate. to have a great turnout, a lot of votes, 87% supposedly voted for putin. but it was really unconstitutional. there were no observers. there were three oppositional figures, so excited to participate in this sham. people were not free to express their secret ballots. sometimes the police would check the ballots and if they did not like the results, they would throw them away and so on. it was probably the most shameful and sham election russia has ever had. russia never really had free

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. heard, president putin has connected ukraine to the attack. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky, reacted angrily to accusations his country was involved. translation: one more thing, what happened in moscow - yesterday, it's obvious that putin and other scumbags are just trying to find someone else to blame. their methods are always the same — we have seen it all before, destroyed buildings and shootings and explosions and they're always looking for someone to blame. so what do we know about who was responsible? here's gordon corera. chaos and confusion as gunmen begin shooting inside the concert hall at crocus city. this footage verified by the bbc shows the gunmen in the foyer, but who are they? isis, the group calling itself islamic state today issued a statement saying its men seen here were responsible. that's not something we can independently confirm and the issue of who was responsible is deeply contentious. more than two weeks ago, the us issued this warning to its citizens

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.neral is considered to be the largest opposition gatherings since his jailing in 2021. i spoke about all of this with angela stent, a senior fellow at the brookings institution. welcome back. great to have you with us. we saw thousands turning out on the streets of moscow for alexei navalny�*s funeral today. some people shouting slogans, "no to war", "russia will be free". what do you make of those scenes in the russian capital? first of all, i think we have to recognise these people are incredibly brave, showing up like that with cctv cameras all around, shouting those slogans, shouting slogans like "ukrainians are good people". so the kremlin did everything they could to prevent this from happening. told alexei navalny�*s mother she had to have a secret burial. but she stuck to her guns and quoted the law to them. and, you know, there is vladimir putin, who puts himself forward as the saviour of real christianity, so i think in the end they did have to back down. the question is, wha

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. finally, security measures been put in place to protect a new mural by the street artist banksy at work -- after it was defaced in north london. local counsel erected fencing around the artwork and sending community officers to the site. the art features green paint spray on a wall behind a cutback tree to look like foliage, but it was defaced with white paint. now, remember, you can find more about all the date's news on our website, bbc.com/news. you can see there's something about secretary blinken's trip to the middle east. if you want to see what we are working on at any time, check us out on your favorite social media site. that is it for the moment. i'm caitriona perry. thank you for watching "world news america." take care. ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. bdo. accountants and advisors. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation.

the construction of a new moscow-st.irst of the planned projects to implement high-speed traffic throughout the country. vladimir putin took part in the ceremony to begin construction of the high speed ​​rail via video link. the flagship starting stage is here, as already. i have already said that this will be the highway between moscow and st. petersburg; it will pass through the territory of six federal subjects, where about 30 million people live, which is about 20% of the total population of russia. in the future, such dedicated high-speed routes will connect our other regions and will contribute to the growth of tourism and business activity. opening of the high speed ​​rail, moscow, sankterge. approximately half of the passengers, the rest will be between the capital and the northern capital and will go to get off in other cities. starting the highway will give huge incentives to the development of tourism and business activity, create new jobs and contribute to the growth of domestic mechanical engineering. an imp

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. sumi: ukrainian and u.s. say russia used hypersonic missiles in its latest bombing of ukrainian capital kyiv. at least 10 people were injured in monday mornings attacks that destroyed parts of an arts academy. a 70-year-old lecturer was among the injured. >> i got hit in my forehead. go ahead, fill it, take a closer. a window frame hit me. we were standing near the window but managed to escape. there's a little room nearby and we hid their. sumi: cctv footage shows the moment a window frame came crashing down inside a coffee shop. this kind of scene is becoming familiar due to the speed of the ballistic missiles, some residents say they had less than 10 seconds from the moment they heard air sirens to find shelter. people in multiple areas of ukraine still face power cuts days after russian airstrikes targeted the country' energy systems, causing blackouts. in washington, antony blinken met with blakan leader -- balkan leaders at the state department. one of the people who was part of the meeting is the forme

moscow. gordon corera, bbc news. can go back to our russia editor, steve rosenberg, in moscow for his assessment on what vladimir putin will do next. in this tv address today, we had vladimir putin mention ukraine, heard him suggest there was some kind of connection between ukraine and the attackers, suggesting that the gunman may have been fleeing to ukraine. we need to watch to see if that narrative builds, because if it does, then it could be used to justify some future escalation of russia's war in ukraine. and we have heard a number of senior russian officials in the last 204i was making similar points about ukraine. so that is one to watch. and you can get more analysis, including what we know about the attack on a moscow concert hall and the claim from the islamic state group, on the bbc news website or app. there's been an outpouring of support for the princess of wales after she revealed she's receiving treatment for cancer. in a video statement, catherine said the diagnosis came as a "huge shock," and that

moscow. gordon corera, bbc news.hile ago i spoke to colin clarke, director of research at the soufan group and author of the book �*after the caliphate: the islamic state and the future of the terrorist diaspora.�* i want to ask about the claims of responsibility here and how credible does that seem to you that the group could have been behind the attack? i think there's no doubt the islamic state rarely, if ever, issues false claims of responsibility. all the pieces fit here. in fact, i wrote an article for foreign policy last may, may 2023, which was called the islamic state's new target — russia. isis makes no bones about wanting to target the russians for what they see as vladimir putin's role in spilling muslim blood in various conflicts from chechnya to syria. i know you have also been studying islamic state terror groups extensively, you probably have been looking at a lot of this footage that's been coming out on social media. what stood out for you so far from what we have seen of the footage of the actual a

moscow. these are live images at that scene. we have seen a large fire engulfing the complex, and we have heard from the russian news agency sputnikene as well, and these are live images from moscow. the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack. us officials say they have intelligence to cooperate. the princess royal says she is an early stage of cancer treatment, saying the news came as a huge shock and herfamily experience an her family experience an incredibly herfamily experience an incredibly tough couple of months. king charles says he is so proud of his beloved daughter in law because �*s courage. that's all from us for now, but i'll be back in 30 minutes with more. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. for the start of this weekend, it's going to feel that we've stepped back into winter, and that's due to the strength and direction of the wind, and north—westerly which will feed in a rash of frequent, heavy showers. we've got low pressure that is pushing this way in the north and east and spiralling around that low in an anti clockwise direction. tightly packed isobars with the further w

stage of the resettlement program will be completed ahead of schedule, with future new residents, the governor of the moscowregion, who came to monitor the progress of work within the framework of the national project housing and urban environment, and andrei borobleev launched a new boiler house in the wedge, which will power almost 90 houses, as well as seven kindergartens and four schools. we are demonstrating one of the large boiler houses, which today is opening for 2000 people with potential... we are opening 10 more block-modular boiler houses during this year, in the moscow region there are small settlements , it is very important to have efficient boiler houses, so that people do not pay excess money, which is why we are implementing a comprehensive modernization program throughout the moscow region. the annual session of the highest advisory body of the all-china committee of the people's political consultative council has started in china, discussing the future of the country from expanding the private sector and increasing employment to attracting young professionals to the most important sector

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.er attack claims as malicious lender after us and uk officials filed charges, imposing sanctions and accusing jonah of a cyber espionage campaign. —— china. in the uk, attacks on the country's electoral commission took place in august 2021 but were only revealed last year. several mps who have been critical of beijing were also targeted. our political editor chris mason has the details. who is watching? who is listening? china, an economic powerhouse, a one—party state, a world view a world away from our own. right honourable oliver dowden... beijing spying and meddling, a cyberattack on the elections watchdog — the electoral commission. this is the latest in a clear pattern of hostile activity originating in china. two people and a company linked to the chinese state are to face sanctions, banned from travelling to the uk and their assets here frozen. we will support the government in efforts to counter attempts by china or any other state to interfere with or undermine the democratic

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner provided context on why therussia, if it was them. well, there are a number of reasons. one is syria. so is have, in the past, put out statements — and quite recently — saying, we will never forgive and forget. because in syria, russian air force and russian forces are fighting isis, is, islamic state, as are the americans. secondly, there's afghanistan, where the taliban are fighting is—k which is the khorasan wilayat — that's the province of, or the branch of isis that operates in afghanistan, in that area. and back in september 2022, isis attacked the russian embassy in kabul. so they consider that the russian government is an ally of the taliban and the taliban is their enemy. and also, there are a number of disputes that they've got with regimes in that part of the world. the third reason, i think, which is perhaps the most pressing, is that there is there's recently been quite a crackdown, a clampdown by the fsb — that's russia's domestic security agency — against suspected jihadists inside russia. of cour

new generations. today we are launching the moscow 2024 train, in 2 years the moscow 26 will be released. the new train. thank you, thank you, friends, thank you to the machine builders who worked actively on this train, the drivers who also participated. in creating a new train, running it in. vasily karakokha just tested this train and says that sometimes he felt as if he was in the cockpit of a racing car. many electronic assistants have appeared, this is about safety, and about comfort, and about accurate arrival on schedule. sergey semyonovich, these are different eras, everything was done here for me, as well as for the driver. vasily, let's go? yes, let's go to the line forward. on the first trip on the moscow 2024 metro train company. the moscow mayor was made up of students, they will definitely have a place to apply themselves. the capital has large-scale plans for the development of modern production facilities. the metro, by the way, is one of the locomotives of import substitution,” sergei sobyanin told the future. as an engineer, we have new competencies for a purely domestic

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow.he finger at ukraine despite islamic state claiming responsibility. putin now seems to be blaming islamist extremists but still linking them to kyiv, who are the men in custody and why is russia being attacked? thea;r the men in custody and why is russia being attacked?— being attacked? they are supposedly from tajikistan. _ being attacked? they are supposedly from tajikistan. it _ being attacked? they are supposedly from tajikistan. it is _ being attacked? they are supposedly from tajikistan. it is a _ being attacked? they are supposedly from tajikistan. it is a country - being attacked? they are supposedly from tajikistan. it is a country in - from tajikistan. it is a country in central asia along the northern border, and islamic state. mike durward it appears to be the group behind this, we know is k has many central asian members. we know there are possibly several million central asians working, some documented, some not, and russia. playing a role in the wider company, working in