, even in many places in northern europe, especially in sweden and when we became serious here they tried to study this problem to explain the phenomenon, our botanists also surprised everyone. look at modern tomashka, it is unusual, it differs from the polezha villages. try to move to the nearest ukrainian rosstan or to ours, say, neighboring orekhovo, there is traditional old architecture, and here such a combination is obtained, a mosaic at the same time and some kind of neo-renaissance of the thirties. here you can also find such taiga species of tits as the moscow tit, here the populden lives, other species of birds live, like a living zoo it turns out to be polesie. tomashovka is also interesting because traditional fishing is very well developed here. entrepreneurs in the fishing business, right here, literally we are standing on one of the oldest miniature fish farms, which have survived from the 14th century to ours... outflow, outflow of this water, this lake selyakhi can be considered one of these it is constantly clean, because it goes sights of the tomashovsky pole

, even in many places in northern europe, especially in sweden. began to seriously study it this problem, tried to explain the phenomenon, our botanists were also all surprised, well, why exactly here near tomashovka it grows only, but nowhere else in the country, the fact is that ... royal fern is a cult plant of the ancient vikings, it is well known, and any archaeologist will confirm that the amber route - the ancient vikings passed through the western god, and most likely here in this part of polesia there was one of such points, well, a kind of, like gps, some kind of coordinate for the periodic campaigns of these ancient vikings, well, and how otherwise, he won't tell his grandson that, like, go there, tomashov... you'll meet him, there will be a sign, everything like that, it's clear that they designated the area in some of their tales, sagas, they defined it by their iconic plants, so polesie, especially the priburzhskoye, tobashovskoye polesie, let's call it, it is significant in such an international respect, it was the paleshuks themsel

located in the city of mikkele, from which they plan to coordinate the actions of the troops in northern europe. let me remind you about the danger of nato approaching russian borders, vladimir putin has repeatedly stated earlier and emphasized that this expansion contradicts the promises of western politicians. the chairman of the marine collegium nikolai checked how the construction of modern ships in kaliningrad is going. patrushev, the presidential aide, inspected the plant of the united shipbuilding corporation yantar. they are currently working on the research vessel almasy and the large fishing trawler viktor gavrilov. they told nikolai patrushev about the modernization of the plant, in particular, they are updating production capacities, reconstructing one of the embankments, in addition , the system of a single digital space of domestic shipbuilding is being tested on intar. a modern metropolis, how to create a comfortable urban environment? this topic. was discussed today at the russian energy week forum, because a stable fuel and energy complex is one of the key elements in the devel

according to the international classification, there is a transport corridor here, connecting northern europe, scandinavia, the baltic, everything in general. the coast with the black sea and through it the mediterranean, and the other direction, we know - it is from east to west or from west to east, this is the second corridor, which connects the countries of eastern, central, western europe, and gives them the opportunity to penetrate goods, people into the territory of today's russia, great russia, and through it... we have a very large mixture of peoples, so they try to look for pure elements there, like some of our neighbors, like the germans once looked for the aryan race, like , unfortunately, our southern neighbors are now looking for pure ukrainians there, which is also unacceptable for ukraine in principle, there was even more akahanali in terms of mixing races, peoples, languages, but belarusian. this is also the result of a long thousand-year interaction of different ethnic groups, religious groups, language groups, as a result of which there appeared, what we call belarusians to

volodymyr, how about the director of the institute for the transformation of northern europe, here it is completely different, precisely eurasia, because it is necessary to include transformation of russia, maybe one day we will transform it, but today is not about that, today, as i said. we are about a visit volodymyr zelenskyi to north america, eventually to the united states of america, about his meeting, mr. volodymyr, we will discuss all the nuances in more detail during the conversation, now i just want your, well, general impression of this visit, well, i 'll start with the fact that since president zelenskyi extended his visit for one more day, you said, since sunday evening, now it will soon be friday evening, you would think that he enjoyed his visit and extended his stay in the united states for one more day, but, but no, not this one once, the visit became scandalous, because of the interaction, communication with ex-president trump and his team, yes, the so-called trumpists, including with the speaker of the lower house, the house of representatives , mike johnson, that g

do not have long-range weapons, that is, for example, the baltic countries, the countries of northern europe, they do not have such powerful cruise missiles as germany or britain have there, france or the united states, but they are very clear about this, that what such permission or such consent should be, as far as the leadership of nato is concerned, well, let's not forget that... that despite the fact that nato secretary general jen stoltenberg, who , by the way, is leaving office at the beginning of october, has clearly stated more than once that he considers it correct to grant ukraine such permission and such permission and such opportunities, but he is the secretary general of nato, that is, he does not decide what the governments that are actually authorized to do , i will decide thank you for this analysis, bohdan tsyupin, our correspondent in london was in touch with us. meanwhile, lviv is preparing after russian shelling and large-scale destruction of the historic part of the city. seven people died, more than 180 houses were damaged, more than 3,000 windows were broken. a day of

and ready at the same time to give permission, we can say with confidence that almost all of northern europe denmark to finland, all these countries have clearly said that... they do give, continue to give weapons and give permission to use them, the absolute majority countries of central europe, of course, with the exception of hungary, we see the position of britain, it is quite shaky, that is, although they say that stormshadow cannot be used yet, but we see that they approach it differently, they are looking options, how to make this permission to the maximum safe for yourself, that is, it is not a final no, it is a no with the possibility of transition to yes. there are the french, who have already clearly said that yes, we can grant such permission, we just need to determine the list of weapons, the list of targets, there are americans, with whom it is very difficult, but as you can see, the work is going on, as you and i said at the beginning, the result can be expected, so the vast majority of our key allies, they have either already said yes, or they may be convinced, maybe this is

volodymyr, as well as the director of the institute for the transformation of northern europe, is completely different here, namely eurasia, because we need to include the transformation of russia as well, maybe someday we will transform it, but today is not about that, today, as i said, we are about volodymyr zelenskyi’s visit to north america, eventually to the united states of america, about his meeting, mr. volodymyr, we will discuss all the nuances in more detail during the conversation, now i just want your , well, the general impression. from this visit, well, i'll start with the fact that since president zelensky extended his visit for one more day, you said, yes, from sunday evening, now it will soon be friday evening, so maybe you could think that he liked visit and he extended his stay in the united states for one more day, but no, not this time, the visit took on a scandalous character, precisely because of the interaction and communication with the ex-president. trump and his team, yes, yes, the so-called trumpists, including the speaker of the lower house, the house of represen

volodymyr, how about the director of the institute for the transformation of northern europe, here itcompletely different, precisely eurasia, because it is necessary to include the transformation of russia as well, maybe someday we we will transform it, but today is not about that, today, as i said, we are about volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the northern region. america, eventually to the united states of america, to about his meeting. mr. volodymyr, we will detail all the nuances in the course we will discuss conversations. now i just want your general impression of this visit. well, i'll start by saying that since president zelensky extended his visit for one more day, you said, yes, from sunday evening, now it's almost friday evening, so maybe you would think that he enjoyed the visit, and he continued his stay in the united states for... one more day, but, but no, not this time, the visit became scandalous precisely because of the interaction, communication with ex-president trump and his by the team, yes, the so-called trumpists, including the speaker of the lower house, the hou

and there have been. earlier in the south of europe, what was already manifested in central and northern europe was demonstrated, we remember greece, chrysiavgi, golden dawn and kukue, the communist party of greece, then, they did not think much about russia, we need golden dawn at least, but how can i say, in their rhetoric they relied quite seriously on the people from the soviet union, the so -called panthian greeks, and in principle they very seriously updated their sympathy for putin. and it is important to understand that it is not necessary for putin that they love putin, it is necessary for putin that they are radical enough to destroy this system, but i think here there are actually several challenges for ukraine: the first is the image of the europe we are going to, we are integrating into the europe in our imagination, which hung around for 20 years in the picture, to the europe of fukuyama, when he was beautiful and young, the end of history absolutely, liberal , which is all, and we wanted to be friends with russia. which was no longer there either, which was half a step even close

were earlier in the south of europe demonstrated what is now already manifested in central and northern europe, we remember gretske, chrysiavgi, the golden dawn and kukue, the communist party of greece, then they also thought a lot about russia, it must be said right away, the golden dawn at least, how can i say, in their rhetoric they relied quite seriously on the natives of the soviet union, the so-called panthian greeks, and in the principle of sympathy for putin, they are very seriously relevant. and it is important to understand that for putin it is not necessary that they love putin, for putin it is necessary that they be radical enough to destroy this system, but it seems to me that there are several challenges for ukraine here: the first is image europe, to which we are going. we are integrating into europe in our perception, which has been suspended for some years in the 20th century picture, to the europe of fukuyama, when he was handsome and young at the end of history, to a liberal europe, which is already everything, and we wanted to be friends with russia, which was no longer the

volodymyr, the director of the institute for the transformation of the northern europe, here it is completelydifferent, namely eurasia, because we need to include the transformation of russia as well, maybe someday we will transform it, but today is not about that, today, as i said, we are about the visit of volodymyr zelensky to north america, eventually to the united states america before his meeting, mr. volodymyr, we will discuss all the nuances in more detail during the conversation. it's friday, so you might think that he liked the visit and extended his stay in the united states for one more day, sunday evening, now it will soon be evening but, but no, not this time, the visit became scandalous. factor due to the very interaction, communication with ex-president trump and his team, yes, the so-called trumpists, including with the speaker of the lower house, the house of representatives mike johnson, that gave scandal because of this visit because of the election struggle, let's say , the internal political struggle in the united states states, but the final results will be summed up, i

the sky over northern europe turned black with aircraft, punctuated by white parachutes.g members of the glider pilot regiment, peter colthorpe, explains why they were so vital. you're very useful in the glider because when you land in a battlefield, you need guns, you need ammunition, you need... you can't parachute it down, it's too heavy. and so that's what we do. so, if we teach you to fly a glider, then you fly over the battlefield and you can land with all the ammunition, with anti—tank guns. so, i used to do that. geoff was 19 years old and serving with the king's 0wn scottish borderers. he remembers the day his glider took off for holland, and the moment when they were hit by anti—aircraft fire. i've never seen so many aircraft in the sky at one time. got a bit of flak going on the dutch coast, where he got bit up through his bum and one or two seats further up were knocked off the wall. despite early success, the battle of arnhem and the fabled bridge too far ended in defeat and withdrawal. much debated in subsequent years, the mission's failure has been attribut

these these, the brussels express transports containers between asia and northern europe. the tide lloyd has placed orders for more l n. g powered vessels because gas has several advantages for heavy fuel, oil and diesel. above all the cuts during the carbon footprint of these giants compared to diesel burning l. n g release is 80 percent fewer nitrogen oxides about 20 percent less c o 2 but there's a catch some engines, a low methane to escape greenhouse gas, but measured over a century is 30 times more harmful than c o. 2 messing can also escape into the atmosphere during l n. g production and transport as a fuel is not yet to claim that neutral as client as soon as the goal is planning to become climate neutral. and we went to achieve that with fossil fuels, north and then gene. that sounds reduce emissions, but it's only an interim solution. and to, to show in the long term will need synthetic pills. and so that a lot of green energy must be available, which is not yet, and the k just interested in just the top one such solution is green hydrogen has used on the electr

that the headquarters of the ground forces of the north atlantic alliance in the countries of northern europe located in the city of mikkeli, finland, it is approximately 140 km from the border with russia, the distance to st. petersburg is a little more than 300 km, this was announced at a briefing by the minister of defense of finland antihanen, well, that's the story, michael, by the way, he said that russia has the same problem and it's hard to disagree with it on the one hand, on the other hand, well listen, do you think this isn't a problem ? the question falls away, and if nato closes the gulf of finland, what should we do? well then that's a different matter, all these now, all these of yours, of course, these jibes are the most peaceful. and by what criterion do you measure peacefulness, well, since we've already started talking about it, well, by the number of conflicts unleashed or by the expression on the faces of our orcs or why do you measure it like that, that we we already talked about this, well it's just really interesting that well tell me many have unleashed in why russia

of those influencers are justifiably outraged debby is heading home from work in luxembourg, northern europe crossing the border into germany. >> she races back to her son and e, in. is also a professional model for image, not only her identity, but her source of income, helping support her and her son but it's been stolen, used in a pro-trump account on x, attracting nearly 30,000 followers in less than six months. >> now yeah. >> that's very crazy and when you see these views it saying vote for trump in 2024 what's. >> your reaction my to be honest, what was my reaction? >> that was my reaction because i have nothing to do with the united states was trump the political things over there. >> and if people following this account believe that this is, you what do you want to say to them? >> that is definitely not me definitely. it was never me and it will never be me and they have to i'm furlough, police. >> in fact, debby is not alone in partnership with the centre for information resilience cnn found nearly 60 fake trump's supporting accounts. and from these, we identified nearly a dozen wo

increased russian military activity above key undersea cables around the world, including in northern europe. and to that the u.s. believes that russia's decision-making on carrying out attacks against these undersea cables has changed. that is that they become more likely the u.s. believes to order such an attack, a us official described it to me this way. we are concerned about heightened russian naval activity worldwide and that russia's decision calculus for damaging u.s. and allied under she's critical infrastructure may be changing their decision calculous may be changing. i should note the u.s. has been russia rather has been providing more resources to a specific unit, stood up to carry out such planning and potentially such attacks. it's known as the general staff maine director for deep-sea research. it goes by the initials russian initials gu, gi, and it has a formidable fleet of surface ships, submarines enabled drones to carry out not just surveillance of these key choke points, but also potentially to carry out attacks. and i should note wolf that russia is continued to reason

the country, in the city of mikkeli, the headquarters of nato ground forces in the countries of northern europethe north of the country headquarters. nato advanced ground forces. they will be directly subordinate to the headquarters in norfolk on the east coast of the united states. in addition, nato spy planes fly out on combat missions to border areas almost every day. this morning , an american booing rever joint rc was circling near russian airspace near the barinsky sea. as part of the exercises that nato is conducting in the northern seas. at that at the same time, on the territory of latvia at an altitude of 1300 m was. pilot penguin. training with allies for the war with russia does not stop. at the hohenfils military training ground in germany. american instructors conduct exercises for their european colleagues. representatives of ten countries participate, the largest delegation - 400 people from great britain. these are helicopter pilots on wild cats, as they call reconnaissance helicopters, which have to work in conditions as close to combat as possible. interaction with american a

reports, some of these influencers are outraged debby is heading home from work in luxembourg, northern europe, crossing the border into germany. she races back to her son and of course, lu but debby's day doesn't end there gummy in. she's also a professional model image, not only her identity, but her source of income, helping support her and her son but it's been stolen, used in a pro-trump account on x, attracting nearly 30,000 followers in less than six months. >> here's, you now, yeah that's very crazy. when you see these views. it saying vote for trump in 2024 what's. your reaction my to be honest, what was my reaction? >> that was my reaction because i have nothing to do with the eu united states was trump the political things over there. >> and if people following this account believe that this is, you, what do you want to say to them? >> that is definitely not me definitely. it was never me and it will never be me and they have to i'm follow, please in fact, debby is not alone in partnership with the centre for information resilience. >> cnn found nearly 60 fake trump's supporting acc

communications traffic, including financial markets entire industry is the energy industry also in northern europe, you have undersea cables that carry energy between countries including among american allies. so and attack that would disable or damage those cables would have enormous effect beyond just things you and i tend to use on the internet, right? there is so much in the world today that depends on that and that is why the u.s. is making quite clear review any attack like this as a major you're escalation and they're watching very closely. i'll tell you, john, i was on a nato patrol in the baltic sea last spring. and at that time they told me they were watching russian ships. we could see them on their radar as they were sitting above these key choke points and they said they're not doing that for font, right? they're doing that because they are mapping and they are making plans at least for attacks like this. >> all remember that trip that puts that in context. obviously a new reason for very serious concerns. jim sciutto, your exclusive reporting. thanks so much for sharing it with us. t

they do not have a land army yet, they pumped up actively, and we see this in the example of northern europes strike force for us is being formed. we, olga, unfortunately, have developed a worldview, this is what i believe is our main problem with our policy. all, that after the second world war we began to live in some kind of new world, where nuclear weapons cancel wars, as we see, they do not cancel anything, the finns openly say, you see how their revanchist ideas are going, they never forgot that part of the territories were finnish, that once our pechenga was finnish pizza, that we have deprived them of an outlet, as they believe, to the arctic ocean, that is, the finns say from... from this moment we are constantly under threat from russia, we laughed, do they really remember, do they really remember, they remember and are preparing for revenge, for a historical one, that is, why is all this being done, why was it preached in sweden, to educate a nation ready for the idea of ​​revenge, they generally continue this, in the example of ukraine we see how... a country can turn into a dang

the sky over northern europe turned black with aircraft, punctuated by white parachutes.re very useful in the glider, because when you land in a battlefield, you need guns, you need ammunition, you need... you can't parachute it down, it's too heavy. and so that's what we do. so if we teach you to fly a glider, then you fly over the battlefield and you can land with all the ammunition, with anti—tank guns. so i used to do that. geoff was 19—years—old and serving with the king's own scottish borderers. he remembers the day his glider took off for holland, and the moment when they were hit by anti—aircraft fire. i've never seen so many aircraft in the sky at one time. got a bit of flak going on the dutch coast, where butch got bit up through his bum and one or two seats further up were knocked off the wall. despite early success, the battle of arnhem and the fabled bridge too far ended in defeat and withdrawal. much debated in subsequent years, the mission's failure has been attributed to poor planning, tactics, intelligence and underestimating the ferocity of the german de

there's lots of data, i think, from northern europe where they start subsidizing childcare, they get a little uptick in the birth rate and then it drops through the floor and polls them becoming more valuing work, more than family over those years. and so also the other conclusion i came to, so when i went into this, i wanted to have a big, bold conclusion where i was going to either come out for like a massive child tax credit or no child tax credit, something that would go viral. and instead, i came up with, we should slightly increase the child tax credit because if you do it too much, i think has negative effects of discouraging marriage, for one thing. and if you if you don't have it where it is now a little bit bigger, then you're basically discriminating families. well, and i certainly think that one area of consensus and this should be something that's easier to do is just smash all marriage penalties and federal policy. yes. let's. the earned income tax credit has marriage. there's there's lots lots of those. yeah. and i mean, a lot of welfare for poorer families as well. bu

, say at least 19 people have now been killed into flooding across the central and eastern europe from northern italy. a low pressure system has been keeping record amounts of rain across austria, the check republic, poland, hungary, and romanian. and this is the rainfall forecast for the next couple of days. the most severe in dark blue evacuations continue as rivers over spill and dykes threatening to burst storm forest dumped over a months worth of rain on a large swath of europe, leaving a deadly trail of destruction for people living near the regions, waterways. the deluge was disastrous. a pulse drama in the northeast check republic is that the confluence of 4 rivers. at least one dike failed flooding the cities industrial center, as well as residential areas where hundreds we evacuated. helicopters, pulled stranded people off of roofs and vehicles. we had to move out as we were in a flood zone. we have to wait for the water to drop a little. there's no water, no electricity. it's bad. some people have it worse. in south west, poland, lumnick resident said, flood waters had knocked out al

such a way that this cyclone, which was over central europe, it turned out to be blocked, blocked it was due to the high pressure field from the northernitudes, i.e. in the north of europe, the high pressure field was opposed by an anticyclone to the northeast, and accordingly this cyclone had no way to advance in any other direction in central europe, so all the precipitation was in us. precisely in these certain countries, and their number was really record in some places, for example, in austria, in croatia, some, in the czech republic, some weather stations recorded such indicators as 400 or even 500 millimeters of precipitation during these few days, but again, an additional prerequisite was the same in the synoptic processes, that from the north at this moment exactly... them, when this bad weather was at its peak, there was an influx of cold air over central europe, at the same time there was warm air over the black sea, over ukraine, and precisely on these contrasts anyway, temperature contrasts are always a prerequisite for the formation of cyclones, atmospheric fronts, respectively, and there were such rather intensive survey

a cool feel as well, notjust being felt here, but across much of northern and western europe.erage at the moment, 47 celsius for some. that continues to the rest of the working week, but milder air does make a comeback. things return to normal this weekend. that's a few days away though. out there today, as i said, it's a cool northwesterly wind feeding those showers more widely across the country into the afternoon. one or two spots may just about avoid them. some parts of southeast scotland, northeast england, some southern counties as well. very few if any showers for some of you, but i think you'd best cater for at least a downpour or two coming your way through today on that brisk wind, which will make it feel even colder when the rain is with you. probably a wind chill holding things down to around 6 to 7 celsius for some in northern scotland, but for all, temperatures, certainly down on what we saw at the weekend. now, as we go into this evening and overnight, showers continue around some of the coasts again, maybe pushing a bit further inland through parts of wales int

the sky over northern europe turned black with aircraft, punctuated by white parachutes.emaining members of the glider pilot regiment, peter colthorpe, explains why they were so vital. you're very useful in the glider, because when you land in a battlefield, you need guns, you need ammunition, you need... you can't parachute it down, it's too heavy. and so that's what we do. so if we teach you to fly a glider, then you fly over the battlefield and you can land with all the ammunition, with anti—tank guns. so i used to do that. geoff was 19 years old and serving with the king's own scottish borderers. he remembers the day his glider took off for holland, and the moment when they were hit by anti—aircraft fire. i've never seen so many aircraft in the sky at one time. got a bit of flak going on the dutch coast, where he got bit up through his bum and one or two seats further up were knocked off the wall. despite early success, the battle of arnhem and the fabled bridge too far ended in defeat and withdrawal. this much debated in subsequent years, the mission's failure has be

islands in the tropics somewhere for the whole summer, not me, it's not that hot, let's go to northern europeul there, there are few people , everyone has died out, let's do it, let's go wherever there are tickets , we'll go there, great, then let's buy train tickets, go ahead, no, not a train, i'm a train i can't stand it let's go on a plane not me planes are not very good well the food is bad there listen this is for a long time. listen, have you ever been in a car, and you? no, and i don't, everything will be like china's with us, so there's no point in waiting for happiness again, no need, everything will be strange, a fountain with no plans, romantic meetings at the fountain, finished biscuits. at the bottom of the glass, bizarre glare like from a screen and all the answers about the most important thing, to die, moscow again, the same bar, but we are somewhere far away together on the ocean shore, and the wind caresses the stones, and i myself don't remember what to me more expensive you or what also damn gamni and we like these stones in the crowd are left to ourselves funny and the ba

had lower, the september economics may have pulled aster normally cool, awesome to the northern hemisphere, but europe is still seeing summer. weather is certainly across most central and eastern areas. lots of sunshine and twice guys, but rivers remain high on the flood waters are still there off the destructive storm. walrus swept through. we all, st. more in the way of down po. cooler conditions though, across the western parts of europe, with thunderstorm warning is out for southern england, very heavy rain to come across pots of frost into switzerland, with thunderstorms easily we have got some warnings out, so there is such a wild weather across the mediterranean. on monday, more rain coming in behind that with sunshine, from much of the i burying peninsula, it's a similar story out east and a no face for russia is will improve took here. we've got some very heavy rain working its way across the black sea. and there's that rain starting to push its way further east, but temperatures are still sitting very high across the eastern area. so countries like romania it will be coming down however, hav

we have just seen pictures of coral bleaching and we have been reporting on the fires across europe and northern what are the temperatures mean? in a it's not a result _ temperatures mean? in a it's not a result of— temperatures mean? in a it's not a result of a _ temperatures mean? in a it's not a result of a piece - temperatures mean? in a it's not a result of a piece of- not a result of a piece of research. it's not like watching a super big thermometer of the planets. we have been taking millions of observation every day and giving us a snapshot of what is happening. it is important, its relevance. as i said, we have never been so warm and our history, and this tells us we are really and truly in uncharted territory. this comes as a higher risk of flooding, one must atmosphere means higher waters. one must atmosphere means higherwaters. it one must atmosphere means higher waters. it will one must atmosphere means higherwaters. it willalso higher waters. it will also increase higherwaters. it willalso increase their chances of drought, we have seen at the summer especially, once again, and ea

course, we can bring it to murmansk, close it to the northern sea route, then we get a virtually closed space of eurasia and then we cut off europehe northern sea, asia, land and indian ocean, among other things, is aimed at this, that is , all these. is very interested - the czech ocean is an ideal route for her to escape from europe to america and for european business, european there to the people, while europe is simply slowly dying economically with its entire atlantic, in other words, you are going to cut off europe from the flow of goods from china, so no, no, we are going to build a trade corridor that we control without the europeans. we have nothing to trade with india, iran, china, all of asia, the persian gulf, today is the day of all trade, here we have prepared a map for you, well, trade for god's sake, who is stopping you, that's great, i can , look, this is wonderful corridor, here it is st. petersburg, yes, through the caspian sea the exit, actually here, and europe remains there, yeah, then the northern sea, understandable. which will be put on the negotiating table with the big west - these are the same documen

lost 21 people, the ships that survived the defeat left the russian coast and the northern part of the black sea. europeooking for alternative routes for the supply of russian energy resources, we are talking about oil and gas. the moldovan authorities sent a request to gazprom about the possibility of using another route for the supply of russian gas, not through ukraine. this was stated in an interview with the moldovan tv channel tv-8 by the minister of energy of the republic viktor parlikov. he recalled that russia declared the reliability their supplies. there are no prerequisites for stopping supplies, even if something happens at the sudzha station or even if the contract expires there, i don’t know, on january 1, because there are alternative routes for gas supplies through turkey. putin said that the obligations under long-term contracts will be fulfilled. in october last year, chisinau announced that the right bank of the dniester had completely switched to purchasing fuel in europe, our gas is sent to transnistria to belong to russian. we purchased the largest amount of energy in in the regul

many of them will be coming to north america, to northern europe. matters very directly for us in the united kingdom , even if we're united kingdom, even if we're not like africa at the very , not like africa at the very, very forefront of the effects that climate change is going to bring. that climate change is going to bnng.so that climate change is going to bring. so he's talked about three specific things that he wants to do . first one, he says wants to do. first one, he says he wants to build a global green power alliance. then he says he wants to unlock much, much more. climate and nature finance . climate and nature finance. easier said than done, of course. and thirdly, he wants to reverse the decline in biodiversity . so some really, biodiversity. so some really, really huge goals. but also stressing the economic opportunities. he took plenty of pots at the previous government as well. he said that they were, fossil fuel , fossil fuel fossil fuel, fossil fuel government in a renewable age and that they had been climate change dinosaurs , t

northern sea route. the shortest between europe and asia, it had great military-strategic and scientific significance. archipelago were discovered. for the first time in the history of arctic exploration , aviation was used, velkidsky was awarded gold medals by the geographical society of russia, sweden and france. the legendary polar explorer fritjov admired him. after the revolution, velkitsky tried to continue the arctic research, but ended up in exile and did only a small part of what he could. in 1996 , his prague was relocated to... that the vlasovites would become too independent, would get out of control, but now, when the third reich was falling apart, himmler spoke on behalf of the fuhrer. he charmed blasov. he said that he saw an intelligent, calm and modest man who recognized that the previous course of the germans was wrong. now it was permissible to form something like a collaborationist government, the so -called committee for the liberation of nations russia and the armed forces, previously there were only separate units and formations within the wehrmacht. moreover, the army with its

northern sea route. the shortest between europe and asia, it was of great military-strategic and scientific importance. new islands and the severnaya zemlya archipelago were discovered, winds, currents, depths were studied, and the coasts were mapped. for the first time in aviation. velkitsky was awarded gold medals of the geographical society of russia, sweden and france. the legendary polar explorer frith of nanson admired him. after the revolution , velkitsky tried to continue his arctic research, but he found himself in exile and did only a small part of what he could. in 1996 , his prague was reburied in st. petersburg, his name. on september 16, 1944, former lieutenant general of the red army andrei vlasov, who had embarked on the path of betrayal, met with genrikh himmler at the rexfürs headquarters near rastenburg. the creation of a leadership of the russian liberation movement and an army of prisoners of war was discussed. vlasov had long been asking for this, but had been refused until now. hitler was afraid that the vlasovites would become. he charmed blasov, who said that he saw an intellig

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focused on the had low that the september economics may have put astronomical austin to the northern hemisphere. but europe is still seeing summer weather is certainly across most central and eastern areas. lots of sunshine and twice, guys, but rivers remain high on the flood waters are still there. of the destructive storm boris swept through. we all, st. more in the way of dam po, cooler conditions though, across western parts of europe with thunderstorm warning is out for southern england, very heavy rain to come across pots of france into switzerland, with thunder storms. if it's the we have got for warnings out. so there is such a wild weather across the mediterranean, on monday, more rain coming in behind that, but sunshine from much of the i, berry, and peninsula, it's a similar story out, e stand, a no face for russia. it was will improve, took here, we've got some very heavy rain working its way across the black sea. and there is that rain starting to push its way further east, but temperatures are still sitting very high across the eastern area. so countries like romania it will be coming down ho