you know, they did, they do look to historically, to the north, north, north flash west. and they say 2 things, they like you guys had a lot of prosperity and a lot of safety. we're on board for that. that's the agenda. we want your democracy stuff. ok, fine. we'll do it soon. called from amazon. but we want security and we want prosperity in this is being impeded again by the west. mar. yeah. but the deal is you have to fall on your knees and literally ankles of uncle sam. and you know, and if you don't do that, then politics kicks in and you become ostracized. you become identified as the problem. why is hungry and turkey know what? why with annoy i'm going to like, it was not invited to the conference these both of those leaders are recalcitrant, rebellious individuals who don't ask how high when america says jump in and they have both of those countries. edwin open are facing presidential elections and that is very much a trick if you like, a ruse by biden to not give them political support, oppose. so it's very political and very hypocritical, and i don't know how mu

north.— from the north. tens of thousands _ from the north. tens of thousands of _ from the north. th. tens of- thousands of americans died in the korean war and many more koreans. in his speech he thanked the usa that he knows that no matter what, the us stands with career. he also touched on deepening cultural ties with the us. netflix, which produced squid games has announced a multi—billion dollar investment in south korean productions but the speech comes in the wake of intelligence leaks showing the us spying on its ally and questioning commitment to security. the us has rolled out the red carpet in an effort to reassure the koreans and president biden gave a stark warning to kim young lynn. its, warning to kim young lynn. a nuclear attack against the united _ nuclear attack against the united states _ nuclear attack against the united states its- nuclear attack against the united states its allies . nuclear attack against the united states its allies or| united states its allies or partisan _ united states its allies or partisan partners - united states its allies or partisan

north korea. we must not shy away from our duty to promote freedom for north koreans. last month, my government published a report on north korean human rights. we released to the public for the first time. the report documents a wide range of abuses in north korea. it is based on testimonies of 500 north korean defactors collected over the past five years. it records many cases of serious violations of international norm such as the universal declaration of human rights and other human rights agreements. unspeakable and horrendous incidents took place. men and women being shot and killed for violating prevention measures. some being publicly executed for watching and sharing south korean shows. and people being shot in public for possessing the bible and having faith. we need to raise awareness. we must inform the world of the gravity of north korea's human rights violations. i ask for your help in improving north korea's green condition. my friends, freedom and democracy are once again under threat. the war against ukraine is a violation of international law. . it is an attempt to unilaterally change the status quo with

you know, they did, they do look to historically, to the north, north, north slash west. and they say 2 things. they like you guys have a lot of prosperity and a lot of safety. we're on board for that. that's the gender. we want your democracy stuff. ok, take a fine. we'll do a zoom calls from them, but we want security. we want prosperity and this is being impeded again by the west. mar. yeah, but the deal is you have to fall on your knees and literally ankles of uncle sam. and you know, and if you don't do that, then politics kicks in and you become ostracized. you become identified as the problem. why is hungry and turkey not what? why with annoy angry until he was not invited to the conference. these both of those leaders are recalcitrant, rebellious individuals who don't ask how high when america says jump in or, and they have both of those countries. edwin open are facing presidential elections and that is very much a trick if you like, a ruse by biden to not give them political support opposed. so it's very political and very hypocritical, and i don't know how much

north korean _ that? they call it that because north korean workers - that? they call it that because north north korean workers are sent overseas to countries often with very little choice about where they are going to go and what they are going to do. for example, we know that there are thousands of north koreans working in construction in russia or working in logging farms in construction. what is key is that those workers are paid by the russian authorities directly into north korean accounts and those workers we believe only receive a small fraction of what they are actually supposed to be paid. they are reallyjust given money to buy cigarettes and that is about it. we also believe such workers are still present in china, sometimes working in factories forjust present in china, sometimes working in factories for just really present in china, sometimes working in factories forjust really pennies an hour, or working as sometimes waitresses in north korean restaurants. i have even been in restaurants. i have even been in restaurants in beijing where they are clearly run by a very unhappy

we went to the north. ~ ., , ., eastern side of khartoum. we went to the north. ~ ., i. ., the northu on the programme yesterday - the north. we heard you on the programme yesterday critical . the north. we heard you on the | programme yesterday critical of the north. we heard you on the - programme yesterday critical of the uk government, complaining about no help, nonsense was the word you used. now they're starting the a airlift operation, i assume if you knew that was coming you might have waited for it?— waited for it? absolutely not. because the _ waited for it? absolutely not. because the solution - waited for it? absolutely not. because the solution they - waited for it? absolutely not. i because the solution they have waited for it? absolutely not. - because the solution they have come up because the solution they have come up that we heard about this morning was drive to a place in the north of khartoum, well north of khartoum, 20 kilometres north, to an airstrip. we live on the south of the city, we used to, 10 kilometres south of the city. we would have to go through the

and we did make some progress in that period dealing with north korea — that period dealing with north korea i— that period dealing with northre is— the chinese economically so there is some room here and, if he could — there is some room here and, if he could get america china relations back on a little better— relations back on a little better track, this would be one of the — better track, this would be one of the issues that i would like to see — of the issues that i would like to see taken out. | of the issues that i would like to see taken out.— to see taken out. i briefly want to — to see taken out. i briefly want to get _ to see taken out. i briefly want to get your - to see taken out. i briefly want to get your take - to see taken out. i briefly want to get your take on | to see taken out. i briefly i want to get your take on the phone call that we saw between the chinese president and the ukrainian president. to think this changes the toll china's stance on the war in ukraine? i think that there is an opening here — think that there is an opening here that _ think that there is an opening here that zelensky sees in

north north, this is the vitebsk region. yeah, maybe the vitebsk region, no. i have no. vitebsk area your today's routes and the correct answer is 1 2 3 i have stolbtsovsky district. something about 80 km. i reached the village beyond the courtyards. that's just where it is, the sign is the village is not visible and most likely, it is located behind the railway bridge. what's behind my back? let's go look. in general, i would say that this is a village of some kind of microdistrict of the columns themselves, because in a straight line, if you walk from the central lesnaya street, this village can reach the city of the column itself. this is in the center of the village, the gates, an orthodox cross is installed here behind it is some kind of willow, in general it looks like a triangle, even a store. yes, i'm in the middle. it was quite a large area. where did this name come from? i don’t know, perhaps, once there was some kind of garden courtyard in the columns themselves and they decided to call this village back to back their houses of a rather elite class. here's how, for example, this one a has very simple village houses. in general, everything is mixed up. kilometers from minsk and we are there welcome to the khrenovtsy of the braslav district today more than a thousand live here a person, how he lives, how he lives now we learn from such small pieces of wood. a convincing request does not sit on a cat, which means that the cat was once here and where it is asked handy people, of course you can twist it, but apparently not necessary. walking here alone is a real pleasure, and walking here, apparently, will take a long time. i would say such a flattened one, it obviously takes more than one kilometer. i understand that the tributary of the very lake off the coast of which this settlement is located. if we talk about the name of this settlement, then guessing about the origin it doesn’t have to be very simple in the seventeenth century, this place was owned by a family, and khremovichi trees, even from under such ones, came to me. and this is how it looks exactly like the palace was called. manutzin say there is nothing left of the palace at all. on the outskirts or outside the village, how convenient is it for someone to find such an abandoned building, or a complex of buildings, for sure, it attracts locals, yes, and visiting stalkers this is for those tourists who love extreme being in emergency buildings, but i don’t have it attracts and what attracts me the most is the building that is opposite this manor house. the manor house itself on a one-story building was built at the end of the 19th century. perhaps not the chulovskiys themselves built it. and perhaps it was built before them, and they were just its last owners. one gets the impression that people come and go here, because the grass, as if trampled down, is what catches the eye first of all. so these are four columns at the entrance. yes, the house is already clear that it is not very well preserved. somewhere you can even see that the visor over the entrance collapsed. it can be seen here is the masonry here due to the destruction of that red brick. yes, this is indeed a very old building, but it was already plastered, apparently, in the soviet years, but painted. i would even say that at about 2.000, apparently, they even tried to restore it. here's what i can say that in those years, of course, reinforced concrete did not exist, and everything was made of stone, and here huge cobblestones shine through with plaster. yes, this building is definitely old, but time does not spare anyone trees, even from under such stones grow. another interesting fact that many will say is that it doesn’t look like a manor house at all, if you look at the photos and study the history of all the other houses in our belarus, then any modern tourist will use a navigator to get here and that’s all the manor. kavalevshchina is a manor park. i would like to see it. but as you can see, cars cannot be driven here only on foot. hope i can find it. i take a walk, so the historical park. you will surely notice that the tourist itinerary includes the so-called belmont estate. so this estate, allegedly long lost, but i'm still curious. will i be able to find? at least, well, one tiny pebble. well, at least something well, some kind of hint. despite the fact that the estate is lost. i guessed where she could be and i'm not mistaken. because the view is amazing from here. appreciate of course, i can only assume, either these are the remains of the same estate, or a fence. by the way, there are a lot of information stands in the park. if you want to learn the history of this place, and in particular owners of the magnificent palace, then welcome here, judging by this diagram, it was there on this place that the estate itself was located. and this is how she looked, well, luxuriously. by the way, the estate was lost, not so long ago it was dismantled literally brick by brick in 1940, and near the north the palace table once existed, today there is a parish church. the name of the collection is no. lyosha it's very nice to give back already, but the queue on the site moves very slowly with you maxim egorov is a defender. clearly i'm leaving, watch the series rainbow in the sky in this weekend on tv channel, belarus 24, what did you do that exploded is there the most promising position to defeat the enemy from those who are silent and watching while being perhaps on rasputin this is the easiest way to get what you want or is it another company if you call yourself independent, then show your independence, show and prove faith in what you do. on channel belarus 24 two teams of bright erudite belarusians, we work together in the construction industry, so today we will not build, we will answer the question correctly using all your knowledge. they will try to reach for their dream of the honorary title of the winner of the show on how many hills, according to legend, rome was founded jus

north. . . ., , ., north. we are getting lots of re orts north. we are getting lots of reports from _ north. reports from west darfur, i north. we are getting lots of. reports from west darfur, afp north. we are getting lots of - reports from west darfur, afp sang today 7a people have been killed in two days of fighting there. many people will remember some of the striking images and stories from the conflict in darfur. can you explain how what happened then relates to the conflict we are seeing now. that the conflict we are seeing now. it the conflict we are seeing now. it the time the government response to these various largely non—arabic rebel groups pushing back against the government due to allegations of repression, part of the government response was to utilise arabic militias to suppress those communities. there was mass killings, utilisation of sexual violence in a way to terrorise community reported to be supporting those forces. fighters from those militias were drawn into what became the rapid support force. under previous presidents, he viewed the rapid support force as a poten

north korea. it tensions between the south and north korea-— north korea. o be with you. let _ north korea. it is good to be with you. let me _ north korea. it is good to be with you. let me just - north korea. it is good to be i with you. let me just beginning iiy with you. let me just beginning by saying that i find it ironic that north korea would characterise a furthering of the alliance between the us and south korea as somehow increasing tensions on the peninsula. it is north korea thatis peninsula. it is north korea that is the source of the tension that we see and feel on the peninsula today. the washington declaration, this agreement at your talk about, is significant, and is not about bringing it korea nuclear power, ballistic missile submarines, which is what is it about, but it is also and more importantly about the insurers that president biden gave to the president of south korea of our extended nuclear deterrence, that we were to extend the capability to south korea. ., extend the capability to south korea. . . ,, ., . extend the capability to

north korea through information from the outside world. this information has to be customized based on north korea, on an understanding of north korea. social classification system, which is based on loyalty, military power through extended assurances, important and economic. the application of economic power through sanctions is 3 borders. so this has to be a comprehensive package. my organization is currently making an argument for a paradigm shift, a human rights up front approach, including human rights in all of the issues that we address you want to bring in to have very, very briefly your setting and based on how never saw people there about a potential time presidency. oh yeah, i think that's a bit of a worry probably more for economic reasons than the security reasons. however, he economic policies of the trump administration. a problem. some of them have carried over into the bind administration and south koreans believe that has hurt them economically. and so i think that's much more important to them regarding a trump presidency than, than the security implications. but you know, we'll have to wait and see sort of how tha

north korea — korea. on that point with regards to north korea upping _ korea. on that point with regards to north north korea upping its nuclear arsenal, how far do you think the us might go on that in terms of statements, accords, reassurances to south korea and the global community? l115 south korea and the global community?— south korea and the global community? south korea and the global communi ? ,, , ., , community? us officials have been briefin: community? us officials have been briefing reporters _ community? us officials have been briefing reporters in _ community? us officials have been briefing reporters in dc— community? us officials have been briefing reporters in dc about - community? us officials have been briefing reporters in dc about the l briefing reporters in dc about the deliberations have not been particularly clear or not elaborated on what this new pledge may mean. it's a bit unclear at this moment but certainly given the steady drumbeat of missile tests that we have seen, it's going to have to involve some kind of meaningful commitment that the us eventually fully articu

north. any shower chances will stay to the north, north of lake county during the day. rtly cloudy es and the drier air settling into the bay area will allow for morning temperatures that were near 50 to drop into the low 40s for tomorrow morning. you might need the jact. up see lots of low 40s across the inland valleys. and by lunch time into mid-afternoon highs tomorrow pretty much where we were today. mid-60s for san jose southward. upper 60s around solano coty and san francisco and oakland, 50s to low 60s. temperatures start to come up, mid to upper 60s inland. frida we talked about friday and saturday being the warmest days, low 70s south of san jose. the tri-valley up to the north bay but clearly it will be saturday's temperatures we think will get the mid-70s and then cooling by the time they get to sunday. this will lead to a chance of seeing some rain showers in the forecast perhaps around monday especially for areas north of san francisco. san francisco, that means you're going to go from the 50s back to the mid-to upper 60s friday and saturday and inland areas

north vietnamese support of that insurgency in the south so we could use bombs power to kind of send a message to to make persuade north vietnam to stop supporting the insurgency in the south. we want the status quo in north and south vietnam then that air power campaign could show to south vietnam. and i put it here in north vietnam and even our allies look at us resolve when we're in in this cold war environment, this our resolve against communism, then the more practical ideas are, hey, we need to do some kind of system of strategic destruction of north vietnamese ability to make war. and as we got in the text where, there are all the metaphors all the material really coming from for them to make this war. is it vietnamese industry or not? all right. so this is what but this is the idea this and not only a strategic to go after the transportation system base, but also to prevent that stuff from moving around. so that becomes that transportation line. that's the reason ford is even if stuff is coming from the outside to help prevent that from keeping north sustained, make them feel the pain of war. likewise, let's do an interdiction on operational interdiction campaign that prevents that from going from

north- north-western, which means that the ash blows south to the petropavlovsk-kamchatka ash i have already reached the village of dolina in the komelkovsky district of kamchatka. and this is more than 220 km from the volcano. earlier , ash was noted in the villages of atlasov, and it is in the gai bystrinsky district, 160 km from the volcano . shevelovichi eruption continues. the height of the last ash emissions was 15 km and let me remind you that the first ones reached 20 km, but the size of the ash cloud is 430x250 km, 50 km from the volcanoes in the village of klyuchi, the thickness of the ash layer reaches 8.5 cm. contact with the flag and volcanic ash cemented under the weight of the ash mass can collapse the roof. the ash is highly abrasive. it damages the surface of the car and disrupts the operation of hydraulic structures. extremely dangerous for aircraft at high concentrations deadly for humans when it gets on the bronchial mucosa, it is cemented and lead the whole soul, the inhabitants clean up ashes in respirators and masks clean up the territory. everything is covered in ashes. generally darkness. if you're far east, you're usually forced to enter, red, the highest aviation hazard code. the fact is that to the east of kamchatka there is a busy air route right now dozens of aircraft from the usa canada from the countries of southeast asia are moving along it, the shortest distance from this air corridor to kamchatka about 700 km, but at altitudes up to 10 km above the ground in the vicinity of the volcano. the air flow speed is about 40 km/h. north of the north west and according to forecast models in the next day, while maintaining the speed and direction of the wind. it may well carry particles of volcanic ash and davia corridor, but the most worrying thing is that with such a development of events, the wind. it may well bring the ashes to petropavlovsk-kamchatka, the weather in kamchatka is determined by the rear part of the cyclone, its center above the commander islands, according to forecasts for the coming day in the northern part of the peninsula. kamchatka will remain windy at times strong at night , in some places snow during the day, mostly without precipitation. the weather is frosty in the southern part of the peninsula and in petropavlovsk-kamchatsky , the west wind is strong at night, that is, in gusts of over 12 m/s. during the day, the wind is moderate at night, light frost during the day, thaw, and that's what they say about the likelihood of heat falls in the capital of kamchatka, volcanology will bring south,

north-north-west of russia. so there will be rainy, rather cold weather here, but in the middle and southern latitudes of the region, a stream of air warmed by the golf stream will break through and in the coming days there will be no trace of snowdrifts and there will be no trace in the donbass, for example, in rostov -on-don light rains are expected only next week and on sunday after saturday plus. twelve is already plus 16 , 3° above normal, and the peak of warming will be on tuesday, when the air warms up, as if in early may, to plus 20 central russia will be closer to the frontal systems, so more rain is expected, and warming is weaker in moscow at the weekend , the thermometers will show plus 8-10, and in the following days and up to plus 10-12 - this is an average of 3 ° above the norm, returning to the snowfalls of the last days of march. it must be said that this is a good symptom in most cases, in the following april and june, they turn out to be warmer than expected according to the climate, and only in may , the chances of a cold anomaly are more preferable, but this point of view is pure statistics. what do they say the results of calculations of our models, i will tell at the end of the program, do not miss it. russia is deploying nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus to strengthen the security of the union state, said the official representative of the russian foreign ministry maria zakharova the west is constantly escalating the conflict , pumping the kiev regime with weapons and equipment, it has already come to the supply of shells with combined uranium. naturally. we need countermeasures to somehow cool the fervor of nato. yastrebov especially poland about the strategic significance of this decision yevgeny tishkovets will tell yevgeny in the west, the howl has already risen, they say. russia took belarus almost as a nuclear hostage? vadim well, if you think in such categories, then the united states holds half of europe as nuclear hostages. belarus itself turned to russia for help and asked to place tactical nuclear weapons on its territory due to the growing military threat. project of some nato peacekeeping mission in ukraine, it is obvious that the successor of rech the commonwealth is coveting the so-called native polish lands and wants to quietly occupy four regions of western ukraine at the same time, the polish army is transferring a unit to the borders of belarus , american troops are being drawn there , the placement of nuclei, which have been sloated in poland in this regard, have violated the territory of belarus , this is quite understandable containment, which designate primarily for warsaw, but also for everyone else, the price of a beam, because in this case e is clear that the object of attack. so it seems, warsaw and meet in this case. uh, the west on the belarusian border will not be there at all, the tanks will not answer, the tank response will be the most destructive deployment of russian nuclear weapons on the territory of the republic of belarus, an adequate and restrained response of the allied state to the aggressive policy of the west, it is important to emphasize that russia acts strictly within the framework of its international nuclear non-proliferation obligations , and this is not unusual. the united states has been using a similar practice for decades , few people in the west recall that the americans store about 150 of their nuclear bobs in the european union and turkey, these are various modifications of the b61 with a capacity of 18 m , which are located at six military bases in five countries in germany italy belgium the netherlands and turkey special underground storage facilities have been built for them, and their protection is carried out exclusively by the american military , if we are talking about on the beans of american aircraft in europe, then they are placed directly under the aircraft hangars. here and ready to use can be much faster. and this is how it would be done in belarus question. will it really be some kind of central storage in which there will be air bombs or some air missiles and missiles for the iskanders of the border or an additional uh warehouse in the park where the narrow installations of standards are based, this is all kind of a big question after the collapse . in the ussr , the americans continued to pump nuclear weapons into europe. on the contrary, we took it out of the former soviet republics, including belarus, by the way, unlike kiev, minsk , giving up its nuclear arsenal, did not require any security guarantees, because initially, the calculation was on friendly relations with all neighbors, but at the end of the soviet era, belarus ranked 8th in the world in terms of stocks of nuclear weapons. it housed about 1,120 tactical warheads. in case of aggression. this would be enough for nato to incinerate the whole of europe . the grouping of strategic nuclear forces included about 180 formations and units with a total number of 40,000 people on the territory of belarus, and there were and were buried command posts in chess. launchers. some others were underground facilities. maybe one of these underground facilities will be used as a place to store tactical video, as in general ones. this is how the central nuclear storage base looks like can be understood by the example of the facilities that the soviet union built in the warsaw pact countries, the base was located underground, each of the four storage facilities was designed for 15 nuclear warheads, a total of 60 in one storage facility, and such storage facilities at each facility there were two in the bunker with multiple climate systems. all year round stable temperature and humidity were maintained. now the former soviet storage facilities in europe are abandoned and many of them are open to access. for example, these shots, taken at the linda base on the territory of the former gdr, the author of the video was amazed at how well the object of many systems was preserved. they are still in good condition. although no one has followed them at all since the ninetieth year. unlike the germans. the belarusian leadership initially intended to keep nuclear infrastructure facilities, so they can be quickly put on alert, for example a week ago. alexander lukashenko ordered the military to immediately restore the sites where the poplars with nuclear warheads were placed, right now the construction of a new warehouse for tactical warheads is in full swing. it should be put into operation in july. the belarusian ussr was a nuclear outpost of the soviet union. and now everything, in fact, is returning to normal. delivery of western weapons to the kiev regime will not prevent russia from achieving all the goals of the special operation such an opinion this week secretary of the security council nikolai patrushev expressed in europe itself around the so-called military aid and a scandal erupted in ukraine . it turned out that some countries are cashing in on the conflict over enrichment schemes and the quality of the supplied equipment. we will tell in our material. ah, the dryers brag on the internet about new deliveries of western equipment from ukraine, the british challenger 2 tanks , the german bmp marder, have arrived. american striker armored personnel carriers and kugar armored vehicles in these videos have a lot of pathos, but few details about the technology itself. but the joy of all the received cars may end already. in the first battle, military experts consider. for example, a cougar armored car for the american riot police is needed to disperse rallies. well, or insurgents in iraq or afghanistan, the armor is weak to ride, maybe only along the streets of the city, maximum on the hard ground of the ugrian. uh, all four meters is a huge car, and the four-wheeled car four wheels, this car is also made for the fight against insurgents a and b, this car is made for the american omon , its cross-country ability is very limited, because that the tires are narrow enough, and it is quite heavy, how such armored vehicles cope with ukrainian mud. the american max pro showed well , dozens of videos are already circulating on the network. the children of the car are tightly bogged down in the ukrainian black soil. another gift from the united states for the armed forces of the btr striker, these machines have been around for more than a dozen years. they transport infantry and provide them with fire support , there are about a dozen modifications of the striker. the basic model is designed to transport a crew of two and an infantry squad as a large-caliber weapon. m2 browning machine gun or mk -19 grenade launcher a bullet direct hit from our e thirty-millimeter cannon, whether it destroys an infantry fighting vehicle and another one is unstable and its horseradish is enough and it overturns some kind of push. that's where i am today, its such a drawback of the problem of falling to one side from a shot, it is especially typical for the modification of the m-1128 with a 105-mm cannon, that is, on the armored personnel carrier , in fact, they attached a small turret with a tank gun, the penetration of which, by the way , is not enough to overcome the armor t-72. not speaking of more modern russian tanks. yes, and with the risk of tipping over when fired. it is known that the pentagon decided to completely remove the armament of the m1128. in particular , due to problems with the maintenance of the automatic loader, but do not throw away the old equipment, when you can write it off in ukraine and at the same time make good money. after all, the help of the so-called allies is not free of charge, what the soviets give old equipment to estonia, latvia is there, well, the same thing. more slovakia well, this scheme is the same when the americans and the british write off the old equipment. the oldest equipment was written off the same stingy ones, which are already those that transported the first desks, which in general have been lying there for 30 years already, written off, as if new ones are already making money from it, old equipment often fails during the battle. here is a vivid example, a burnt-out polish t-72 ukrainian militant explains in a video that during the shooting, the trunk of the car was torn, which led to the death of the entire crew . recently, a scandal erupted in europe . the publication of the politician published an article stating that that estonia is updating its arsenal at the expense of the european union and the old stockpiles of weapons are sent to ukraine tallinn receives compensation for helping the kiev regime through the non-budgetary european peace fund. estonia has demanded more than 160 million euros for its past donations to ukraine, it has been reimbursed 134 million, and the french are lagging behind. they have already transferred wheeled tanks to ukraine. amx was developed back in the seventies. weak frontal armor, a weak cannon of the fifth republic , they are already considered obsolete, they are actively replaced by modern jaguars like this cynical blood business. ukrainian grain is ruining the agricultural sector of the european union against the influx of agricultural products from the independent farmers in poland france bulgaria hungary slovakia romania and this is not a complete list. they demand from the authorities. cancel support for ukrainian farmers and instead help their citizens, and tatyana belova will tell the european battle for the harvest tanya ukraine and this year is going to withdraw all its grain from the country. vadim’s plan for the kiev regime is precisely such in a large-scale withdrawal both officials and locals profit oligarchs. here are the conditions under which it takes place, spitting they don’t give a damn about the shocking footage from the snegiryovka region in the kherson region occupied by ukrainian militants, the tractor driver blew himself up on me. the coronazis do not carry out ravmirovanie fields and drive workers to sowing work ends. that's it, they tragically die and get things, and ordinary people should not forget about forced mobilization. in ukraine , a man catches right on the streets in order to throw the result to the front like cannon fodder to no one to carry out the sowing campaign, so as not to to rip it off, the ukrainian walkers are already ready to put a woman behind tractors and combines, clicked here. unfortunately there are not enough people. not enough tractor drivers are not enough. farmers lack combine operators. we plan to start training young specialists, including women, who will master agricultural machinery. the ukrainian farmers themselves, demotivated, clearly do not believe in the success of the sowing campaign. this is probably why they get rid of technology in order to recapture at least some money. for example, a video from dnepropetrovsk farmer put up for sale her tractor for 7.5 thousand dollars, however, despite the threat of disruption of the sowing company and the deep crisis in the agricultural sector, the minister of foreign affairs. kuliba ukraine demands that the grain deal be extended. naturally, the kiev regime wants to continue the banquet. for the grain deal, a real goldmine for ukrainian oligarchs and western agricultural concerns is the place of the promised assistance, barns in europe were filled up with ukrainian grain starving in africa , the statistics speak for itself, for example, from august 3 to september 4 last year out of 88 ships, 65 went west to starving countries, only five bulk carriers sailed. moreover, ukrainian products in europe are mainly used for livestock feed. after all , ukraine has always specialized in feed grain in may 22. it is brought to the european union in millions of tons without duty and by any means by land waters , according to grain calculations by the polish feed chamber, over the past year , more than 3 million tons of ukrainian corn, wheat and slaves, polish farmers suffer enormous losses and are no longer able to. to contain discontent across the country a wave of protests by agrarians demanded to establish an uncontrolled flow of food from ukraine; we did not help, we help difficult poor farmers in ukraine, but a big western oligarch. the world banks of the rich countries, which have 10,000 hectares of big business there, and this is very unfair. we feel cheated this week , bulgarians have joined the protests and the posters in the hands of the farmers do not need to be translated. they call the killing of agriculture the grain corridor efforts. the eu has become a channel duty-free deliveries of unprecedented scale are brewed, if not too lazy no one wants to buy bulgarian goods, we were illegally inundated with goods from ukraine to the highway, the agricultural sector is the reason when the situation escalated to the limit of the european commission. finally got around to admitting the problem, although before that brussels had not seen a negative impact on the european euro market. officials in the server have become anti-crisis budget to help those strange. whose farmers were most affected by the increase in grain imports from ukraine unique transport national corruption and in the scheme. we are involved and ukrainian officials. european obviously and, probably, those who, in principle, are directing this entire process, because it had to be bought in ukraine and resold to their own, despite the fact that there are farmers of their own and suffered because of this, well, first of all in poland in romania e hungary e allocated amounts by the european union by the governments of these countries. uh, they don't compensate for support losses at all. i must say small because in help, among other things poultry farms are in need, on the head, which were mowed down by a bird fungus, and there is still a fight against the consequences of a drought in europe, which is forecast to be very strong this year. and finally, as our exclusive forecast for april promised about the main weather trends of the second month of spring, i will tell you right now according to preliminary forecasts. in the middle of spring, colder than usual weather will be observed in the northria and yakutia. in the rest of the country , the temperature regime is predicted to be within the climate or even slightly above the norm, for example, in the southern half of the russian plain of the amur region, primorye, the oceanic part of the far east, the average temperature will exceed long-term values ​​by 1-2 °. in april , the return of cold weather. it is already becoming not as powerful as in march, but nevertheless it happens quite often, for example. in moscow, serious arctic invasions are expected at the beginning of the second and third decades of the month of cooling during these periods. it neutralizes the heat of other days, so the temperature regime in the capital will be within the climatic norm. that's all enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye, the new rosneft diesel keeps the fuel system clean and promotes the efficient operation of the diesel engine, pulsar engine pulse under control. the most important word for europe after the first world war is fear. it

north korea for a long time. he wants to keep his family in power and told his people of north korea it will only exist with north korea -- his family in power. to prove he is a military commander who can defend. he is invested in that. there is another side of it though. he recognizes it is only nuclear weapons that is going to make the world sit up and pay attention. he wants it to pay off in the long run. when he sat down for the negotiations with president trump, he had a lot he wanted to get out of the nuclear weapons. i personally do not think he is going to give up nuclear weapons. but he may be willing to negotiate a price of his arsenal in exchange. -- parts of is optional -- parts of his arsenal in exchange. president trump was really steadfast in his decision. there were not able to come up with a deal. i am hoping that at some point north korea, kim jong un put a site he has done enough and it is time to turn back to negotiations. where in -- north korea in the middle of propaganda campaign that is designed to make him look like he is powerful, he can defend his people, and this will go on for a coupl

so they did, they do look to historically, to the north, north, those 2 things a lot. you guys have a lot of prosperity and a lot of safety. we're on board for that. that's the agenda. we want you to soon call from them. but we want security. we want prosperity in this is being impeded again by the west. mar. yeah, but the deal is you have those of uncle sam and you know, and if you don't do that, then politics kicks in and you become ostracized. you become identified as the primary and turkey not what. why will they know? i'm going to like it was not invited to the conference is both of those leaders are recalcitrant rebut. don't ask how high when america says german countries, edwin albany, are facing presidential elections. and that is very much a trick if you like, a ruse by biden, to not give them political support, uncle, and very hypocritical. and i don't know how much model has, i mean, if you look at, we go back to it's interesting, we have to leave you claim to one side because we don't need to bring in the ukraine. we need to really to completely blast this

north korea? build-up that we've seen in north korea?— build-up that we've seen in north korea? pear to be a lot of _ north korea? there does appear to be a lot of concern, _ to be a lot of concern, especially on the part of south korea, and you have to look at president yoon's speech today before congress, mentioning north korea several times, saying, quote, "north korea is a serious threat and the country is determined to pursue a wrong path" but interestingly yoon also appearing to be open to dialogue or negotiations with north korea, saying so in his speech. but many observers say given the flurry of missile tests we've seen, a record number last year from north korea, and the determination on the part of the country to continue building its nuclear programme, even if the door were left open, north korea is unlikely to walk through it. bbc�*s carl nasman, great to talk to you. thousands of us and philippine troops have been taking part in one of the largest ever military exercises carried out by both countries. the exercises follow a deal announced earlier this year for us fo

north of scotland. today the north of scotland, or the north—west, certainly favoured for some higher temperatures. dry. there'll be some showers across parts of england and wales at times, but this keen easterly breeze coming in across a cold north sea really accentuating the cold feel along the north sea coastline. we've also got various fronts coming in across england and wales introducing thicker cloud at times and also some showers. this afternoon we've got cloud coming in from a weather front across southern counties. the odd light shower is possible, but move north of that there's a lot of dry weather and a fair bit of sunshine. it's not particularly windy, these white circles represent the average wind speeds, but we will have a brisk wind along the north sea coastline and that will accentuate the cool feel. temperatures here between ten and 13 degrees. push further west we're looking at higher temperatures. we could potentially see 19 in the north—west highlands today. now, as we head on through the evening and overnight, more cloud romps in from the north sea. we'll see some showers skirti

north korea. why? what will happen? this is _ north korea. why? what will happen? this is what - north korea. why? what will happen? korea. why? what will. happen? this is what i cover in my podcast and i hope people will be encouraged to go back and listen to season one because what we talk about is how north korea has invested in these young men and turned them into computer geniuses and kim jong—un is training a whole generation of young men to fight on the countries behalf with luck tops and this is a way of using science and technology which does actually really light a fire under north koreans as well. it is hard to imagine that in a country so cut off and i'll isolated does not have a regular source of electricity, most people are not connected to the internet that they have invested in a small group of men to become real computer geniuses. they sent many of them overseas as it workers with valid work visas. some are working as hackers so they may be it workers by david hacking by night. un security council in a bid to try and stop the flow of money asked a number of nations to send north koreans back by dec

north—east.-here- south—east and up towards the north—east. here we'll see north—east. me developing across the sontn—oost— see some developing across the south—east_fewerl south—east of england, fewer. showers. _ developing showers. meanwhile developing out_north—west.. showers. meanwhile developing out north—west. so out towards the north—west. so tnrongn— out towards the north—west. so tnrongn-nignt,- out towards the north—west. so through night, some through sunday night, some iooror— through sunday night, some clearer developing through sunday night, some cleéwith developing through sunday night, some cleéwith a developing through sunday night, some cleéwith a fairly veloping through sunday night, some cleéwith a fairly cloudyg through sunday night, some cleéwith a fairly cloudy skies but with a fairly cloudy skies on tno— but with a fairly cloudy skies on the whole— but with a fairly cloudy skies on the whole into the overnight porioo. — on the whole into the overnight porioo. inoso— on the whole into the overnight period. those temperatures do noto— period. those

north. it alert came after north korea fired what appeared to be at least one ballistic missile towards the sea of japan. about 30 minutes later officials canceled the warning. the defense ministry says north korea fired a suspected icbm class missile at 7:26 a.m. on thursday. it says it did not likely fall or fly through japan's exclusive economic zone. south korea's military says it was launched from near pyeongyang. it says it was an intermediate or longer range ballistic missile and flew about 1,000 kilometers. it's the 12th time this year that the north has conducted a launch. the launch triggered what's called an alert warning across the country for the first time since last fall, but there are concerns about its accuracy after it sent out false alarms last october and november. japan's chief cabinet secretary defended thursday's warning saying it was not a mistake because officials believed it was a threat to public safety. >> translator: i think it was appropriate to have activated the j alert warning for this particular incident considering the role it was supposed to play. >> some politicians are calling for the governmt to look into possible issues with the jay alert system. the

the peace and joy of the snow and rain cause slippery roads in the north-west, north and north-east of the country. it has been from sheba in the big cities tehran's sentence caused tehranis to experience the fourth day with clean air in the new year on the twelfth day of the year . the strong wind in the south of the country caused the waves of the persian gulf to roar. the rainfall system is mostly falling in golestan, mazandaran, north khorasan, razavi khorasan, north of tehran province and the heights of semnan. the people of razavi khorasan should be aware of the rains, this time on the 13th of farvardin in your country. without direction the existing atmosphere and another phenomenon that you are honestly very worried about and relatively severe in sistan and baluchistan, in kerman, as well as in hormozgan, at the level of orange warning , and in razavi khorasan, hamedan, east azerbaijan , in other kurdistan, in ardabil, semnan, zanjan, razavi khorasan, qazvin , tehran, alborz, isfahan, qom, bushehr center. fars and the province will start blowing under the yellow warning. take c

north, north—east of the uk. again it's going to be another cold day here. temperatures slowly recovering across the far south and south—west, 13—14 degrees. now that low pressure's still with these weather fronts. milder air continues to journey northwards on thursday, so it could be that much of england, wales, northern ireland will see those weather fronts. thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy at times, and the milder air. whereas again, the far northcold air. another chilly day to come here, but we start to see those temperatures recover across the south. we could be up to 111—15 degrees thursday afternoon across some southern areas. the mild air does win out, though. friday into the weekend, it will be turning milderfor all areas, and there will be quite a lot of cloud, some rain around, too. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the violence must stop. it risks a catastrophic conflagration within sudan that could engulf the whole region and beyond. the deteriorating security conditions _ region and beyond. the deteriorating security conditions in _ region and beyond. the deteriorating security conditions in khartoum - security conditions in khartoum poses— security conditions in khartoum poses an — security conditions in khartoum poses an unacceptable risk to keeping — poses an unacceptable risk to keeping our team they are at the time _ keeping our team they are at the time |_ keeping our team th

the temperature will drop for a couple of days, but it will still be sunny in the north-north-west andthe temperature is above zero small rains will pass only in kaliningrad in the center around 10° and no precipitation. temperatures will rise over the weekend. just what you need will be sunny and warm again, the volga region will get warmer on weekends. so far , just like in the center, about plus ten in kirov , only plus three, the cyclone was able to make its way to the south. there he will spend the whole working week somewhere, he will stay somewhere and on the weekend in places of rain, a gust of wind in the caucasus up to 20 m / s and the temperature is still modest in sochi +13 in st. petersburg plus 10. more modest than the day before.

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north korea and the same with the previous president in united states held several summers with the north korean leader. however, i think the focus with this administration in the white house and in south korea is undeterred. not to let north korea to get to a point where the program is beyond constraint and may have reached that point already. the point is to try to stop the development of the program. not to give north korea concessions and to stop the trial flow -- try a flow of money into the program. i do think in the short term will probably get a provocative response from north korea following this agreement between the two leaders. we might get -- we had a harsh statement from the chinese foreign ministry overnight as well. i do think we will see a rise in tensions. in whether it harms north korea, i think it will make a different -- difficult for negotiations that take place but the goal is to try to stop that program, stop the threat or at least slow it. host: what is the agreement announce yesterday? guest: the -- it is a joint statement that addresses the nuclear aspect of this diet -- this threat and an agreement for the united states to promise to extend its nuclear umbrella over the korean -- over south kore

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north, north—east of the uk. again it's going to be another cold day here. temperatures slowly recovering across the far south and south—west, 13—14 degrees. now that low pressure's still with these weather fronts. milder air continues to journey northwards on thursday, so it could be that much of england, wales, northern ireland will see those weather fronts. thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy at times, and the milder air. whereas again, the far northo come here, but we start to see those temperatures recover across the south. we could be up to 111—15 degrees thursday afternoon across some southern areas. the mild air does win out, though. friday into the weekend, it will be turning milderfor all areas, and there will be quite a lot of cloud, some rain around, too. this is bbc news. the headlines — the head of the un warns the sudan conflict could engulf the wider region as the scramble to get foreign nationals out of the country continues. the british government defends its response to the situation. the american news anchor tucker carlson is leaving the fox network. a statement says he and fox have "agreed to part ways". two weeks before the coronation, a new bbc poll suggests less than a third of young adults in the uk want the monarchy to continue. and the former strictly head judge len goodman has died at the age of 78.

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north _ react to this? i think we shall expect north korea _ react to this? i think we shall expect northhis? i think we shall expect north korea to have l react to this? i think we shall - expect north korea to have some pretty strong words in that state media. we have not seen anything yet. kimjong—un, the leader of north korea, does use actions like this, for example, for example when they send a nuclear armed submarine in the waters, to use it as a justification. we are in a phase of tensions which will last through the 70 year anniversary of the signing of the armistice, coming up in july, and we will have tense weeks and months ahead and we should brace ourselves. what weeks and months ahead and we should brace ourselves.- should brace ourselves. what do ou think should brace ourselves. what do you think president _ should brace ourselves. what do you think president yoon - you think president yoon suk—yeol�*s visit in the united states say about its place on the world stage?— the world stage? this is a second state _ the world stage? this is a second state visit - the world stage?

north of khartoum. ok. people to try and make it to that airfield north of khartoum. ok, for now airfield northfor new lewis. — airfield north of khartoum. ok, for now lewis, thank _ airfield north of khartoum. ok, for now lewis, thank you. _ airfield north of khartoum. ok, for now lewis, thank you. our - airfield north of khartoum. ok, for. now lewis, thank you. our diplomatic correspondent is following evidence in sudan from nairobi and canyon. the ceasefire which has now been in place for a over little 2a hours and still has two days to run until the end of tomorrow, that does seem to be holding, or at least holding enough, in the eyes of the international community to enable this evacuation process to continue. basically, that airfield north of khartoum which is being used by a number of different governments is secure. there are difficulties because people are being told they have to make their own way from the city to the airbase and fuel is getting short, fuel is getting expensive, moving around the city is getting complicated. not least because you had checkpoints run by the different w

i think until north korea decides to open its borders, there usually isn't thatt much anyone can really do. until north korea decides to meet diplomats, until northkorea decides that its business community wants to engage the again, until north koreaag is able to house and hot safely humanitarian aid workers who can provide the desperate help that they need in terms of the well-being of their citizens, there really isn't that much we could offer as incentives that we knows might work. so i think we might even have to start, maybe not completely over, once north korea is ready to open up but we'll have to be a lot more creative this time around. >> and thanks. if i could jump in. i think kathy is right. over the course of the ten years that cam has been in power, ten plus years that kim jong-un has been in power, his weapon systems have become much more sophisticated and diverse and dangerous. and i think over the years i think there been lots of ways or lots of approaches that have been taken. one is of course that we continue to strengthen this is sanctions and mentation. there used to be much greater array of trading partners but also prolifera