from norway you can admire from the shore from the mountain peaks.nd you can arrange a real safari in the fjords. to do this , you need to rent a high-speed motor boat, put on all the necessary overalls with earflaps and goggles. and now you can go on an adventure. somehow the rune peterson, a resident of the city, gave a dream and visited svalbard. there he saw the popularity of thrill-seekers riding various vehicles, gathering friends and adventurous runa suggested that they arrange an attraction oh , i'll ride in my fjords 10 years ago, the guys bought boats, opened their own company and did not lose. just don't think that the fjord safari is popular only among foreign tourists, we came up with it, focusing primarily on the norwegians. residents. oslo bergen and many other cities. they come to us no less than foreigners, but more than others are delighted with our idea, of course, local schoolchildren. at the disposal of the rune and his team are two, such as boats there are very frisky with powerful motors, pouring speed up to 50 knots. this is 9

finland and norway.ne of the prisons in norway was more like a group home setting and had a kitchen with knives in full display. it was very much like living in a fraternity or sorority. i think governor newsom today said that his vision is not necessarily to replicate norway. his vision is to do a california way. i think that for him, as he expressed today, that is really grounded in not just replicating, we are trying to duplicate things that i worked in other places, but finding something unique to california, california issues, california concerns. i think he discussed bringing up a task force of experts to think about how they can make it both a norway model but truly a california model. kristen: right. the task force will have to hammer out the details. some people who question this or maybe a little bit skeptical, wondering, we are so different from norway, different histories, to the demographics, our economies, values, even our crime rates. there are more differences than similarities but you ar

in norway. great, great examples that need the stuff, but they're getting it from countries as we've mentioned, congo and indonesia. ah. how do you correct that and make sure that they're doing it in an appropriate way? yeah, that's a, that's a great question. there are so many burdens faced by lower and middle income countries in particular that are providing materials for electric vehicles and potentially taking used vehicles at end of life as well. and so they, they are likely to, to have a disproportionate burden associated with these vehicles and not have the climate in air quality benefits that richer nations are, are benefiting from. i do think there are, there are huge challenges to this, but i'm the work to put together. for example, the battery passports are there can be accountability in the value chain is extremely important. and again, europe is leading the way on that. i also think the consumer demand for o, for materials and for manufacturing practices that are, that are more, it

here in norway, a fifth of all vehicles are now battery—powered.r to electric vehicles, like this one, the number of batteries that we use is going to soar. the eu hopes to see 30 million of them on european roads by 2030, we will also need huge batteries to help store more wind and solar energy. lithium batteries last ten to 15 years, what we do with them next is a question that norway is already grappling with. this new recycling plant is the first of its kind in the country, and the largest in europe. able to handle up to 25,000 ev batteries per year. large heavy batteries like these are broken down, and the materials inside are separated. ultimately, what they end up with is this precious mixture. black mass. it's made up of lithium, cobalt and other valuable metals, which are in short supply. and will go into making new batteries, at this giga factory in northern sweden. we are just using the metals, again and again and again. instead of going to the mines and digging up new ones. if we don't recover more, if we don't recycle, the material we

how critical is norway to the alliance. >> norway to the north, in case of a military attack against, not at all. >> reporter: vladimir putin has accused the u.s. and the west of the attack, claims the u.s. has dismissed. back on our norwegian patrol ship, heightened vigilance. it's not just the oil and gas platforms, it's also the undersea pipeline to carry oil and gas, and internet, data and telecom lines stretching all the way across the atlantic, and all of it vulnerable to sabotage. the economy vulnerable to attack. tom costello, nbc news. >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >> after this hour, more air strikes in ukraine as new reporting pulls back the curtain on what types of weaponry russia is sending to the front lines and what it tells us about the state of the war. that's next. >>> plus, what lawmakers are saying today about the future of tiktok after the popular app's ceo got an amazing and hard-to-watch-at-times, grilling on capitol hill. president biden, the new deals between the country concerning the border.

defense and artillery discussed additional steps that we can take together with norway so that this spring is successful for ukrainian defense and for the prospects of pan-european security, by the way, we are starting to communicate with norway about the possibilities of a training mission for our pilots. finland can consider the possibility of providing ukraine with a fighter jet - she noted the prime minister of the country, sanna-marin, who the day before visited kyiv on an official visit, according to her , such a discussion could be raised in finland, especially since the country it is buying the latest fighters to replace the ones it has now, according to marin, it is about hornet planes, it is known from open sources that finland has 55 such fighters and another two dozen training models finland has ordered 64 of the latest f-35 fighters from the usa to replace them in 2026 , it is necessary to strengthen control over compliance with sanctions against russia, said the president of the european commission, ursula fonderlein, she met with the president of the united states, jo

norway is a first class ally.e have spent hundreds of millions of dollars upgrading their facilities, if not more, maybe even closer to a billion. so these are absolutely our guys and they are also masters any underwater operations. the norwegians not only received american saboteurs, but also suggested the most convenient places for terrorist attacks in the area of ​​the island of bornholm, the threads of both streams pass at a short distance from each other , several kilometers, and lie at a relatively small depth accessible to divers, and the bottom topography the absence of serious currents creates opportunities for work. if on average we count e, the transparency of the water of the baltic sea, it is equal to zero, well, somewhere around the average annual, then the island junk, uh, at the time when the worlds passed, but the visibility was about 15-20 m. yes , a diver, this is a fairly comfortable environment. and the exact date of the operation became known from another american journalist. john dougan. som

but nato says russia has since increased its naval activity in norway's economic waters.and an unusual interest in your gas and oil pipelines and infrastructure? >> definitely. they're around this area more than once. they're going back and forth. they'y're follolowing the pipeline. so they have suspicious activity. >> reporter: this month, nato has been holding show of force exercises in the far north as norway defends its 123-mile land border with russia. right across the border russia's biggest naval base. this is murmansk here? >> murmansk, and it is perhaps the world's largest concentration of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: vice admiral andersen, the commander of the russian navy. nato's ocean floor sensors he says has detected much more unpredictable russian activity. >> they have had some maneuvers that i would describe as more aggressive. >> reporter: nato helicopters dropped sonar buoys listening for russian subs. norway's foreign minister says the world now recognizes how critical its oil and gas fields are to the global economy. >> that we really need to protect

, uh, peaceful people found out i would wake up irpin, the russians were doing him at this moment norwayponds to putin thank you for the gift for giving such a vase and now norway says it is protocol things and we could not do otherwise, but the question or protocol in such in cases, it really works. and does it? well, diplomacy is a delicate thing, but that’s how it is. well, i want to add to this that you were there . it's a bureaucratic protocol thing, when the king has a million, well, not a million, 100,000 gifts are sitting there, the secretaries just answer everyone in the standard way. thanks to putin. so how much well, i don't know somewhere in the secretariat, there could be a person who made the price more consciously, so how much did someone think about what would be good if this is thank you, it should be and we need to make sure that it is, but it remains behind the scenes and here in fact it is most likely true well, i wouldn't look for any too shishkogun stories here, although there are them in russia, and another thing is that the norwegians actually learned about it in

but judges agreed that norway can ban foreign vessels from fishing. a central treaty of firms where we can sovereignty over the archipelago, but grants other nations a right to extract natural resources. crabs and also oil gas and minerals. only russia now does. it operates a coal mining community there, but the tree doesn't define boundaries. russia has long taken it to mean the whole continental shelf. thanks to the snow crap case. norway has taken a much more restrictive view. an estimated 20000000 items of clothing from western countries arriving gone every week. almost half is discarded, filling up landfills and littering beaches. some fashion designers and artists not tackling the issue. turning to up cycling, not simply recycling, but adding new value to the items. that means more jobs and less environmental damage. these fashions from the dna in capsule, a young oven, and above all mega hit, you can look good and take responsibility. so that's the message from across young design is like elisha both full and video behind the nonprofit label of

here in norway the fifth of all vehicles are now battery—powered. to trick cars like this one the number of batteries that we use is going to soar. the eu hopes to see 30 million of them on european roads by 2030. and will also need huge batteries to help store more wind and solar energy. lithium batteries last ten to 15 years what we do with them next is a question norway is already grappling with. this new recycling plant is a first of its kind in the country. and the largest in europe. able to handle up to 25,000 ev batteries a year. large, heavy batteries like these are broken down and materials inside separated, ultimately what they end up with is this precious mixture. is made up of lithium, cobalt and other valuable metals which are in short supply will go into making new batteries at this gig a factory in northern sweden. ~ ., this gig a factory in northern sweden. ~ . , ., , sweden. we are using the metals aaain and sweden. we are using the metals again and again — sweden. we are using the metals again and again instead _ sweden. we are usi

responds to putin thank you for the gift for giving such a vase and now norway says it is a matter of could not do otherwise, but the question of protocol in such cases it really works and does it? well, there is diplomacy thin but so much i don't want to add to this special thing you had, well, it was most likely in view of my communication with the norwegians when we were doing this story and absolutely really well, a bureaucratic protocol thing when the king has a million well not a million, there are 100,000, you are there, 1,000 gifts, the secretary is sitting there and just gives everyone a standard answer. a person who made the price more consciously could be sitting, so as far as anyone thought about what would be good if this is thank you, it should be and we need to make sure that it was, but it remains behind the scenes and here, in fact, it is most likely really eh well, i would not look for it there are too many espionage stories here, although russia has them, and another thing is that the norwegians actually learned about it in a year, that is, because there is a tradit

he wants to turn it into a rehab center modeled after the prison system in norway. the governor was in town today. san quentin currently houses california's death row, but that would be transformed into a lockup with less dangerous prisoners. it would get a name change, our prison here, to san quentin rehabilitation center. it will focus on things like education, training, and rehab. the governor says the program will teach skills that will help incarcerated people return to society. >> we have to be in the homecoming business. the it's not just about rehabilitation. it's about homecoming. >> this plan has plenty of critics. among those who oppose it, the crime survivors resource center. quote, we're in a climate where it's all about the offenders and criminals and thot about the innocent victims that have been victimized, traumatized, and harmed. so how exactly would this new prison rehab center work? joining us now is the executive director for the californians for safety and justice, a network of crime survivors working to heal communities impacted by violence. n

has this crisis prevented an opportunity for norway?i think i want to be clear on the fact that the energy crisis is not a good thing for norway. it hits our neighbors, our allies, extremely hard. it effects the system with the effects on electricity prices with houses and businesses in norway. we want to work together with our neighbors and allies to limit the consequences of the crisis and bring back prices to normal as soon as possible. it is important to note that the energy landscape in europe will never been the same. that continental shelf has become important for the european energy system in the situation here and now and will be important for many years going forward because it will be one of the primary resources for oil and gas into the european energy system also going forward. >> that echos what other people tell us in the space. the landscape has permanently changed. a lot of concern, say, around october or november last year, that this would be a tricky winter for europe and european consumers struggled to get the energy

how critical is norway to the nato alliance? >> i think norway is nato in the north.nt on reenforcement from other nato allies. >> reporter: six months after someone blew up the pipeline that ran from russia to germany, there are plenty of theories about who did it. russia, the britain, u.s., even norway. did norway have any role at all on the attack in nordstream? >> no. that's ridiculous. >> reporter: back on our patrol ship, heightened vigilance. it is not just the oil and gas platforms. it is also the undersea pipelines that carry oil and gas. stretching all the way across the atlantic. here on the north sea, the global economy. vulnerable to attack. norway shares a 123-mile land border with russia. and norwegian leaders say the war in ukraine has undermined any trust they have with moscow probably for decades to come. >> thank you. >>> let's talk about golf. some are calling this the greatest drives you will ever see. rory mcilroy on the 18th tee at the world golf championships. >> oh! it's going to break right. >> no way. >> no. >> that's the best we have seen m

norway will not be able to take the place of russia in the european gas market , the norwegian energy company equinor made such a statement about the losses suffered by the eu economy as a whole due to anti-russian sanctions, dmitry moroka, dmitry greetings, if there is already fresh data on trade turnover. i welcome the trade turnover, paradoxically though it has grown in last year, yes, record values ​​for the last 8 years, but the trade surplus here is on the side of russia business relations crisis company exit 10 packages of sanctions oddly enough , all this did not prevent the eu from increasing trade with russia last year. it reached its maximum values ​​for 8 years according to eurostat data. the total amount was more than 258 billion euros, which is 2% higher than in 2021. while exports from the eu to russia decreased by 38% to 55 billion , the cause was problems in logistics and other artificially created trade barriers. at the same time, the import of russian goods to the european union grew by a quarter and exceeded 203 billion euros. this is due to the sharp rise in price

look, norway is totally self sufficient in energy. so claiming to have to choose between dance videos or ukraine sounds like a bit of a copout. more likely norway would rather just use the energy to make an inflated buck exporting it to the rest of energy starved europe. now remember, poland accused norway of war, profiteering with its jacked up energy export prices in the wake of the e. u cutting itself off from cheap russian energy. and then investigative journalist seymour hersh, accused nor way of writing shocked them with washington in the operation a blow up, the nord stream pipeline network, all in the interest it both being able to sell more energy europe. cutting back on take talks, energy needs would likely disappoint the 29 year old norwegian. justice minister though, who was caught using her hat on her. a government issued phone of big no, no, they're the defense companies. chief executive has even raised the possibility that china has. c deliberately targeted the western military industrial complex. using prank videos, ji

we continue reporting from norway from the unique world ski championships, and of course we are gladna lalbe or her pink hat returned to the national team. irina makarova appears at the stadium according to the head coach of our team grushin she is in excellent shape. yes yes. ira takes the first line, ahead of the norwegian and swedish. the peculiarity of races with a separate start is that the skiers do not start together, but one after another separately with a super low 30 seconds, so it doesn’t matter who comes first, the main ones, who shows the best time larisa lazutina enters the finish line. olympic quad winner of four-time medals at the world championship in tandoor lazutina finishes one line irina makarova's result olga danilova enters the finish line olga danilova olya returned to sports after the birth of gemini well done olya quickly recovered olga in second place and takes third place, but of course we are waiting for more the appearance of elena galma. stephanie is approaching the finish line well, she is coming, olympic champion, eternal, rival to our girls would fin

but nato says russia has since increased its naval activity in norway's economic waters.and border with russia. right across that border, russia's biggest naval base. >> this is mermansk here. >> the largest concentration of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: he commands the norwegian navy. nato's network of ocean floor sensors, he says, has recently detected much more unpredictable russian sub activity. >> they have had some maneuvers that i could describe as more aggressive. >> reporter: nato helicopters dropped sonar buoys listening for russian subs. the foreign minister says the world now recognizes how critical its oil and gas fields are to the global economy. >> we really need to protect the whole infrastructure system and also the installations at sea. so, we are prepared for everything. >> nato warship foxtrot 333. >> reporter: we saw the new urgency as our ship was pulled into a secret nato operation, so off of our port side we have just now had visitors, three nato warships have shown up. one, two, three, helicopters in the air, right next to that very important norw

norway, as well, norway - i think fans are favouring norway - songs.e swedish, so they are very good contenders as well. congratulations to ou contenders as well. congratulations to you both — contenders as well. congratulations to you both for— contenders as well. congratulations to you both for getting _ contenders as well. congratulations to you both for getting those - to you both for getting those tickets, have a great time when you get there, maria and michael, lovely to talk to you. that's outside source. hello. we've had some lovely weather watcher pictures of the snow coming in today, but it has caused disruption, and it will, snow will cause more disruption, ice as well over the coming few days. different areas seeing the snow on different days but many will see that snow and it'll cause problems, as much as vehicles being stranded and power cuts as the winds whip up as well. there are numerous warnings in force for the coming few days. they're all on our website, and it is likely to be snow and ice because we're all into this arctic air now.

inform poland under the auspices of norway on twitter. oslo also allocates additional funds for the purchase of spare parts and ammunition . german bmp-marder vehicles are headed to ukraine and are designed to move troops across the battlefield. in london, they collected almost 5 million dollars for the work of the international criminal court. justice ministers of 40 countries also discussed support in the investigation of russian war crimes in ukraine, the conference took place a few days after the icc issued a warrant for putin's arrest, accusing him of in the deportation of more than sixteen thousand children from the donetsk, luhansk, kharkiv and kherson regions to russia , president volodymyr zelenskyi also addressed the participants of the event, the circle of partners who are ready to work together to punish russia for aggression is inevitably expanding and making the prospect of punishment more and more realistic, it is not enough to bring those who are guilty to justice crimes caused by aggression also require a completely fair

on monday, campaigners entrances to campaigners blocked entrances to norway's ministry in norway's energyistry in oslo. these protesters demanded the tearing down of two windfarms. it's a big political issue in norway, but there's a twist . the campaigners calling twist. the campaigners calling on the norwegian government to demolish these sources of green energy are being led by none other than greta thunberg . yes, other than greta thunberg. yes, the 20 year old profession activist appears be diversifying what she describes as a climate emerge and see clearly in this instance play second fiddle to another issue that's of indigenous rights . yes, the indigenous rights. yes, the indigenous rights. yes, the indigenous saami reindeer herders of norway are furious that land they had reindeer on. now hosts 151 wind turbine providing green energy to norway. they think the turbines are too big and too loud and disturb their traditional of life and greta thunberg agrees , life and greta thunberg agrees, saying that indigenous rights , saying that indigenous rights, human rights must go hand in h

norway defends its 123-mile land border with russia. border, russia's biggest naval base. >> it is perhaps the world's largest concentration of nuclear weapons. >> reporter: this man commands the norwegian navy. nato's network of sensors has detected more unpredictable russian sub activity. >> they have maneuvers that are more aggressive. >> reporter: nato helicopters listen for russian subs. norway's foreign minister says the world recognizes how critical the oil and gas fields are to the global economy. >> we really need to protect the whole infrastructure system and also the installations at sea. so we are prepared for everything. >> nato warship. >> reporter: our ship was pulled into a secret nato operation. off of our port side, we have had visitors. three naval warships have shown up. one, two, three. helicopters in the air next to that very important norwegian gas platform. this is about sending a message to russia. nato is on guard on patrol and takes this very seriously. how atop the biggest platform out here, the head of nato

norway will not be able to take the place of russia in the european equir, a norwegian energy companysuch a statement on the gas market about what losses the economy suffers if evgeny dmitry morokov tells about anti-russian sanctions . it reached its maximum values ​​for 8 years according to eurostat data. the total amount was more than 258 billion euros. this is 2% higher than in 2021. while exports from the eu to russia fell by 38% to 55 billion due to problems in logistics and other artificially created trade barriers. at the same time, the import of russian goods to the european union grew by a quarter and exceeded 203 billion euros. this is due to the aryan rise in prices for raw materials, as well as the desire of the european world to buy as much as possible. in anticipation of the introduction of its own sanctions, in particular , we are talking about oil last year, turbo-wire deliveries of the eu countries increased by 7%, yes , more than 38 million tons. and that's not to mention maritime transport, which until the introduction of the emba peel in december, all records are s

well, for example, by the twenty-fourth year, a decrease is expected gas supplies from norway are sixlock, with a small percentage to the european union, and since they go there. uh, seismological processes and uh, a very strong environmental movement on this issue. uh, there is a lot of friction, and between norway and the european union it is obvious that anti-russian sanctions are already costing the european economy dearly and there are still industries that brussels does not dare to impose restrictions on. in particular, nuclear energy and the trade in precious stones , a ban on russian diamonds. not profitable first of all, belgium, which accounted for about a third of all imports, by the way, in january. on the eve of valentine's day, local jewelers increased their purchases of stones from russia to 132 million euros, while a year ago the amount reached only 97. antwerp , the center of the belgian diamond industry, is extremely dependent on these supplies. in europe for 500 years. er, well, actually from the end of the 15th century. e antwerp, this center of trade diamonds and

norway's supreme court has ruled that the wind farms violated the rights of the reindeer herders.carthy reports. one of the world's most well—known environmental campaigners, joining protesters against a norwegian wind farm. greta thunberg was among supporters calling for the removal of 151 turbines from reindeer pastures used by indigenous sami herders in fosen in central norway. they say a transition to green energy shouldn't be at the expense of indigenous tribes. translation: of indigenous tribes. tuna/mom- of indigenous tribes. translation: �* ., , translation: i'm here to support those who work _ translation: i'm here to support those who work with _ translation: i'm here to support those who work with reindeer - translation: i'm here to support those who work with reindeer to i translation: i'm here to support i those who work with reindeer to have beenin those who work with reindeer to have been in this fight for your now, and it's about time we show our support here —— for years now. it's about time we show our support here -- for years now.— here -- for years now. herder

them, anti-tank weapons, grenade launchers will be transferred to ukraine and river patrol boats, norway also transferred new aid to ukraine: eight leopard 2 tanks, four armored repair and evacuation vehicles and one mobile counter-battery radar , the ministry of defense of the country informed about this and published photos of the transferred equipment, judging by the photo from norway, the equipment for ukraine was delivered by an-124 aircraft ruslan in addition, as the minister of defense of norway bjorn arilt gram stated , oslo will allocate $24.5 to kyiv for ammunition and spare parts for these tanks, and this video shows how ukrainian tankers master the tanks leopard-2 at the test site near the spanish city of zaragoza a month ago, the country's minister of defense, margaria robles, announced that spain will transfer to ukraine at least six such tanks. the previously promised leopard-2 was already delivered to ukraine in the country, and canada has started to transfer it. a total of nine countries intend to send it to ukraine. more than 150 leopards this was announced by us defens

as a result , both norway and russia will catch less.ian association of fish industrialists note that the market position of each country is affected not only by who caught how much. but also how products are made from this fish. and how it is progressing, if you add all the factors together, russian fish industrialists say, then the strongest position in the market is still in norway. today it became known that 1 billion rubles. in the new year edition. the russian lotto was won by a locksmith from nizhny novgorod, alexander zemskov , stoloto reports this and now clarifies two lottery billionaires in russia. if you not locksmith and it's hard for you to imagine what a billion rubles is. for comparison , the government has allocated one and a half billion rubles for the preferential mortgage program for it specialists. true, after deducting taxes , alexander zemskov will receive 800 million 100,000 rubles. he says that as soon as he receives a win, he will say goodbye to loans. he will invest in his business and buy a new car, because he

here is norway, the european storehouse of natural wealth, together with the norwegian prime ministerral secretary, the natolyanent here landed a troll on a gas production platform. in north sea. putin tried. to blackmail the eu by cutting russian gas supplies by 80%, at that moment we needed friends and partners. and this is what norway did increased production helped us at a critical moment, what helped us survive this winter, in fact , the winter itself helped us survive the winter, which was soft american lng at a price six times more than in the us and only partly norway which has multiplied its revenues from its hydrocarbon trade. the only question is how long the country of the troll will be able to replace russian pipeline gas on the european market , given that norwegian reserves are strongly depleted, apparently, glory. god overwintered in the lexicon of european politicians will linger for a long time, although this can be said not only with relief, but out of pride in just 8 months. we became independent from russian gas, russian oil and russian coal in just 8 months. we h

special a working group believed to be led by us national security adviser jake sullivan flew to norwayo find a suitable place to plant explosives under gas pipelines 116 days before the nord stream explosions , a us aircraft carrier arrived in the baltic sea to participate in the annual naval exercise, natops 22. under standing with gordon 113 days before the explosions on the nord streams , military exercises baltops began, 22 maneuvers continued in the baltic sea 13 days during military exercises american aircraft regularly circled over the sites of future explosions.

if you google this, anyone can google this. norway produces 2000000 barrels of oil by di, but they're said to emit that you 3000000 by what science of logic is it that your gun does, 200000 barrels will emit more carbon dioxide than norway's. the 54000000 metric tons of carbon dioxide by yet is fix should it is produced. fictitiously, it is the product of imagination, the highest order paid on fact either that the ugandan oil project will produce not more than 15 kilograms of carbon dioxide for every banner of oil, which is lower than the global average patient fact is that the entire argument against east african kudos by blake is an argument that is really written more fictitiously than allison one patient. can you respond to that? yes. um they stuck a bunch of uh, mint and then go to emissions plus the low. you're going to go for a development or ad that you cook is going to just what's been asked. because what this i plant is cost truck to get used to meet again, that's an emissions. it means that it wasn't a community. georgia. we already had to bother with us. i was like so i ca

pete, the united states beat the united kingdom, beat norway, where the album in. so those countries in libraries on websites ok aren't there. i'm going to bring him peter on what he wants to do with corporate affairs. all that was done that officer from a corporate affairs officer from the do gone to national oil company. and here we'll just check out what he says about national parks and gone to don't just put it. can you going to execute it based on the decision? but the assessment that have been executed at the highest level internationally. and the aim to 1st of all, avoid impacts with the natural habitats that have animals the habit of the human beings and where we can't avoid. we minimize impact innovation, international bugs, and that's the only one national buck is affected and we have made an impact to get to 0 point one percent of the land. and i saw this national park ellison, i want to go to you. i'm showing the years my computer right now, this is from the new york times, and it is about the message that came out this week from scientists. i just want

it will require 2 billion euros, and norway sent eight leopard 2 tanks to ukraine. oslo also allocated funds to kiev for spare parts and ammunition for these vehicles. in addition, the authorities of the kingdom help in organizing the training of ukrainian tankers in poland. the west , feeding ukraine with weapons, began to forget the tragedy of the second world war. and what price had to be paid for the liberation of the world from fascism, but belarusians remember march 22 marks the 80th anniversary of the khatyn tragedy in forty-third village along with civilians . in 1969, the fascist punishers erected a memorial here, which became a symbol of all the burned villages of belarus a year ago, by order of the head of state , a global reconstruction began in the khatyn complex today. it has been completed, concrete structures have been replaced, lighting has been updated, sandblasting of walls, symbolic monuments of khatyn has been carried out, cleaned and painted, metal surfaces have also been reconstructed. central sculpture. memorial statue of joseph kamensky not