, yes, norway promised to sell necessary weapons to ukraine, that is, on the one hand, i don’t i knowtary-industrial complex of norway is, with on the other hand, maybe this is an extremely important signal, because it will allow us to deliver something extremely exotic and important. mr. ivan, what is the norwegian defense industry and, in general, what are the possible bonuses for us? but just there, the bonuses are in the air defense segment, because norway is in general, well, a co-producer of the same drones, well, that is, it turns out that just for this, in order to put it on ourselves, we had to first of all ask, even nervously, to put it on ourselves, we had to ask them for permission, that in the usa as a partner, now it turns out they can supply it to us directly, plus norway has another interesting missile. is called a navel strike missile, it is anti-ship in general, but it is made using stals technology, that is, so that it is almost invisible to radars, in terms of overall characteristics, and in terms of flight range , it is a little worse than neptune, but it is worse

in addition, the giants, and not only in norway has been seriously spoiled.me as all other asylum seekers. this is the main goal of the tightening, she said at the briefing. 800 thousand rubles, if recalculated in our money, you will have to live in norway for a whole year, and if you don’t receive this benefit, go to another country, there are payments there, as the ukrainians often cheated, they will also reduce the benefit for childless couples. the norwegians themselves are already indignant; the support of those in the know from the budget is comparable to the average annual salary in country, only local residents earn this money, and refugees receive what is called a freebie at the expense of taxpayers, this is fatigue, this is a feeling of injustice, because ukrainian refugees were given everything, this is disappointment in kiev, in the fact that the conflict is dragging on, in , that the counter-offensive did not live up to expectations, that all these tales about the ukrainian close krieg, the so-called return of territories, and so on and so forth,

we can beat norway publicly. what are we all saying about ukraine?all understand very well that sooner or later it will be the turn of the baltic states. three crazy countries with an ex-nazi regime you will have to understand, to put it mildly, the baltics, can you imagine? but no one is talking about it today, and there is only one interesting question, why only when this map of bild and the story about this training appeared, why did russian propaganda suddenly start telling so fiercely that no, it turns out that they are not they want to fight with nato, well, they fought for two years and told how they are fighting and how everything is going well for them. how beautifully they are even defeating nato, i will not be afraid of this word, here they suddenly started shouting that no, we do not want a war with nato. and this is a very strange story, in fact, and a strange, i would say, a turn in russian, a strange turn in russian propaganda, which i think will develop, but why, how and why, well, let's see and we'll actually talk about it also, beca

now regarding norway.ederation once concluded a treaty on the definition of maritime zones with this party, which was very unfavorable for us, transferred the borders, in particular, to the jurisdiction of norway, a number of areas, shelf and sea spaces to the detriment of its national interests, this was signed by the relevant treaty, which is hindering us now to enter the state duma, deputies can introduce an initiative on denunciation, note. treaty, terminate it, return to the former maritime borders and the delimitation of the shelf with norway, and if norway tries something to object to there, we have a northern fleet that can protect the economic interests of the russian federation in the specified region, and we can beat norway sharply in public, that we are all talking about ukraine, we all understand very well that sooner or later it will be the turn of the baltic states , three crazy countries with an ex-nazi regime will have to be understood. to put it mildly, you can imagine the baltics, but no

he has inspired young players, of course, all over norway.e could be the best player "in the world?" and they have a believing, they're dreaming. it's great to be mayor and watch all the smiles and supporting of erling. my life has changed, of course. i can't live normal — so normal any more. that's something ijust have to admit and that's how my life is. i can't complain. i try to enjoy every single moment of it. try to relax when i'm home with good people around me. erling won't have a normal life for, like, the next 20 or 30 years. it's impossible. but i think if one person are going to handle that in quite a good way, that will be erling. he's so down to earth and that's what i like most about him. because the success and how big a star he is now, still, when he comes to bryne, it'sjust "hi," and just a normal guy. he does seem to have this ability to shut out of the lot of the noise. he does seem to have a very solid grounding and i also think some of that comes from your surroundings when you grow up. people rarely get overexcited about

in norway and finland instituted a similar change. letters instituted a similar change. in norway and finland letters arrive instituted a similar change. in norway and finland letters arrive on alternating days, while in denmark can take up to five days for a letter to arrive, that is after a move away from paper to more equal friendly delivery methods. in australia mail arrives every second day while in new zealand it is three days a week. so there is already a model therefore reduced letter services. another part of this is the cost and the regulator here in the cost and the regulator here in the uk has said that if deliveries do not change the price of a stamp will need to increase. let's take a look at that any bit more detail. the prices are in us where if you want to send a letter to arrive the next day, it will cost you 68 cents. compare that to first class delivery here in the uk which will cost the equivalent of $1 60. in germany it isjust 93 cents equivalent of $1 60. in germany it is just 93 cents while in singapore it is 3

in addition, the citizens, and not only in norway, were greatly spoiled.eing urged to be treated the same as all other asylum seekers. in order to qualify for an adaptation allowance, which is almost 800,000 rubles, if you count it in our money, you will have to live in norway for a whole year, and if you don’t receive this allowance, go to another country, there are payments there, like ukrainians often cheated; they will also reduce benefits for childless couples. the norwegians themselves are already indignant, the support of those in the know from the budget is comparable to the average annual salary in the country, only local residents earn this money, and refugees receive, receive, what is called a freebie at the expense of taxpayers. this. fatigue, this feeling of injustice, because ukrainian refugees were given everything, this disappointment in kiev that the conflict is dragging on. total expenses for ukrainian parasites in norway this year will exceed 30 billion crowns, but in fact this amount will turn out to be even greater, because reality is

espen bart eide, minister of foreign affairs of norway. until now, all aid to ukraine with weapons was a donation and had to go through all circles of the state bureaucracy. and now the ukrainian government can turn to the arms manufacturer and buy exactly what it wants, not what ... norway considers a priority, and this saves you a lot of time. since the beginning of the great war in ukraine, norway has supported our country militarily and financially, from its own reserves it has transferred 400 units of anti-tank weapons, 22 self-propelled howitzers, high-precision hellfire multi-purpose missiles and over $1 billion in civilian aid. in an interview with we ukraine, a norwegian professor specializing in security and defense, karsten fries explained. that with oslo's decision on direct trade, kyiv gets full access to the goods of the local defense industry. your government can now check if there is an innovative manufacturer in the market. i would like to point out that the norwegian defense industry is really big, and this is important.

that includes in denmark, estonia, france, germany, with the weighty, luxembourg, the netherlands, norway, and the united kingdom. together our allies and partners have established six capability coalitions to support ukraine's air force ground based air defenses, artillery, maritime security, information technology. we have made impressive progress since our last meeting. i'm proud of the united states is co- leading the capability coalition along with france and also co- leading the air force capability coalition alongside denmark and the netherlands. that is just another reminder of how much we can do when we come together. the security of the entire international community is on the line in ukraine's fight i am more determined than ever to work with our allies and partners to support ukraine and to get the job done. so thanks for joining us i will pass it back to assistant secretary we

, in fact, russia and norway manage the entire system of quotas and fisheries.d agreements are made. agreement with the british was initially concluded for 5 years and was constantly extended for a similar period, and the document provided for the possibility of unilateral refusal; russia decided to use this right in response to the sanctions policy of great britain, especially since in the twenty-second year the country excluded russia from the regime for... assistance in trade has introduced an additional tariff of 35% on a number of our goods, including iron, steel, aluminum, copper, silver, wood, fertilizers and cement. in london they emphasized that the main goal is cause maximum damage to the russian economy and minimize negative consequences for yourself. the ban on fishing in the russian zone of the barints sea for great britain is long overdue, legal and absolutely adequate to the situation, moscow’s response to unfriendly actions. london, i strongly support the denunciation of the bilateral agreement of 1956, if only there were more such concrete and s

and norway is tightening its admission rules. stay for refugees from ukraine. the authorities justify their decision by saying that all asylum seekers, regardless of nationality, should have equal rights. now ukrainian refugees will not be able to receive, for example, financial support if they live not in reception centers, on their own. moreover, the number of dental services for them will be reduced. residence rules will be tightened for recipients of one-time benefits. adaptation benefits for spouses and cohabitants without children are also being cut, and to... receive economic assistance at the birth of a child, you now need to live in norway for more than a year. how ukrainian intelligence services, long before the crisis of 2014 and 2022, tried to recruit belarusian military personnel, targeting secret documents of interest to western structures. as already in the 2000s, it was clear to them that a clash with russia was inevitable, so the elites in kiev and local intelligence services plundered the country. as well as details of a unique operation of th

this includes significant announcements by germany, latvia, lithuania, the netherlands, norway, swedend the united kingdom. and sewed together that these commitments will announce billions of dollars and international marriage it aid to ukraine. we must continue to focus on ukraine's immediate battlefield needs and on helping ukraine to strengthen and modernize sustain its defense forces for the long haul. that is why the united states hosted ukraine defense industrial base conference in washington last month with the goal of ushering in a new era of cooperation to meet ukraine's long-term security needs. we remain committed to strengthening ukraine's industrial base and to intensify ukraine's current fight and to boast his long-term deterrence. our allies and partners are working proudly beside us. members of this group of shown a profound and principled commitment to ukraine's enduring security. and especially grateful to her allies and partners for your commitment to leading this group's coalition bird that includes denmark, estonia, france, germany, lithuania, luxembourg, the nethe

on taurus and the confiscation of russian assets, well, the third. an important country for us is norway where we tried to awaken the spirit of the vikings, to show our certain connections with the royal dynasties of europe, and why now europe has to wake up... and should not completely depend on decisions in the white house or in the congress, because the security, the security of europe cannot be held hostage to debates, politicization of the topic of support for ukraine, or the struggle between democrats and republicans, so this is a kind of plan, not even b, plan a for ukraine, if there is no financial support, i hope that there will be certain high-ranking guests to kyiv, including the united states of america, but will... the result of the visits be the decision of congress to give us 61.5 billion dollars, this is a big question, so i wanted to see and from of our government, the game of the national team, and not these attacks on the armed forces because of, i don't know, informational sabotage, the removal of general zaluzhny, that's why i would like to say that we must now criti

and they are in the type of trust in norway we've been seeing for the past weeks, lots of pressures from the united states to get this money reduced, especially because of the situation on the occupied, westbound to be desperately need this money to be a state employee's among others. so we'd be seeing lots of pressure for the united states when secretary of state anthony blinking, this was a big issue. so it's not just the united states pressuring as well to hand them this money, but also the internal discussion being turned on, the tension within the routing coalitions with far right ministers, questioning the government on almost every thing it does. we saw, for example, what happened with a medicines that were meant to go into guys a for the captives. initially, the government agreed that those medicines were going to go into a truck that was not going to be checked. because as a request, by how much time then we saw the far right ministers here say and questioning how could it be that trucks were going to going to gaza without being checked. so every thing becomes a big issue a

belgium, france, germany, italy, the netherlands, norway, poland, romania, scotland, slovenia, spain. lithuanian agricultural producers have joined the protests. from the very morning , lines of tractors, combines and timber trucks began to gather towards vilnius. the city center is blocked. the organizers of the action promise. that it will last several days, but the most powerful popular protests in france, they covered all regions of the country. the french act with traditional enthusiasm and invention. farmers block railway tracks and block highways. and this is footage from agen, in the southwest of the country. look, angry people have filled the local prefecture with manure and garbage. in addition to the building , the gates were damaged; we covered them with blood from the slaughterhouse. it's already east. farmers dump tons of manure and waste in front of the lactalis plant in haute-saône. reason for the sharp decline purchase price for milk up to 405 euros per 1,000 liters. this is almost 50 euros lower than the cost of production. moreover, according to csa polls, such acti

conduct an investigation and who was truly behind this attack, and now uh joining us from indoor norway is john stepling, author and commentator, for more on the story, hello john, hope you're doing well out there, but in norway now, john, it's it's not often you see a daiish claim a terrorist attack and no one believes them, this uh attack in carmon took place um the southeastern iranian city there a the morning of january the 3rd uh deuish claims responsibility last night the evening of the fourth almost 50 hours after the uh terrorist attack and no one in iran believes them why or at least doesn't believe they acted alone. why? well, i think the minute this happened, um, the minute it happened, pretty much everybody with any kind of informed. understanding of this region do this was mosad attack uh and and it doesn't you're right it doesn't follow uh the usual uh protocols of of daish attack uh the 30 hour break between um acknowledging responsibility the issuing of fat was all of that uh usually takes place simultaneous with the attack if it's dash uh, but but look, there, you know,

amy: norway is continuing to fund unrwa. we will speak with the head of the norwegian refugee council jan egeland later in the broadcast. in other news on gaza, cia director william burns is taking part in talks in paris with officials from israel, egypt, and qatar over a proposed deal involving the release of israeli hostages in gaza in exchange for a two-month pause to israel's assault. thousands of israelis gathered in jerusalem sunday for a major conference calling for palestinians to be removed from gaza in order to rebuild jewish settlements. speakers at the conference included israel's national security minister itamar ben-gvir and israel's finance minister bezalel smotrich. >> we were settling our land from west, controlling and fighting terror always and bringing security to all of israel with god's help. you know what the answer is, stops -- without settlements, there's no security. amy: a group of palestinian-americans asked a federal judge on friday to bar the united states from providing military, financial, and

norway case essentially lasts directly from the very day of the tragedy.t interrogation immediately after the arrest, the killer complained that he had injured his finger, and norway tolerates this behavior. in 2012, the person of the year in the kingdom was recognized not by the people who saved sutoi children on their boats, but by the lawyer who defended breivik and got him the infamous... luxury cell. the norwegians, who pay for any prisoner's arrival with their taxes, have been speculating all these years about what budget funds could be used for. money and what should be done with terrorists? there are many older single people living in much smaller apartments. they interact with people less than breivik. many elderly people sit alone and die alone, with no one to support them. where are their human rights? if it were up to me, anders breivik would have been put in solitary confinement up to... an infinite number of times, and for this the prosecution must prove through the court that the prisoner is dangerous to society, but breivik, who has already

in late summer, 2017, they decided to take on an epic challenge, norway's back a little bit, slipped the grace, the know of and most race in the world. it meant lots of work for the past to come from northern germany, toyota. so when i used to do this for the children for repairing things and sewing, now i do it for the dogs. i would have never dreamt of doing that before the the 10 weeks before the race. the 1st snow has fallen for andreas. that means the thoughts of the tourist season for which i'm on a 100 percent. it will feel a little weird at 1st. you think it's stable but it moves a bit on this, but it's okay. you get used to it based on the different countries ends of living by offering tours, rides. that means training for the race is not always possible. but i'm going to, i'm going to not spend phone when you want to rice. there was a clash between training and such a big event and offering tours because we want to do both day and we want our guests to be happy, but we're not to the author suggest it to freedom sometimes he has to train in darkness. well also doing to is an

and how did it end up here in the middle of norway? it's hard enough fjords, so it's extremely slow thing. in the middle of the few, oregon is anchored to the bottom of the field. there is up to almost 1000 feet deep . the fish i shaped building was brought to life by the danish firm, condoning design. at 1000 square meters, it has engineered to withstand waves of up to 5 meters high. it is covered in more than $9000.00 steel plates mimicking fish gales. and of course it resembles a salmon. i also meant to represent the idea of seeing things from a different point of view. its round design is also reflected inside the very important thoughts that we bring the inside out. so if you have a such a curve and such a special vending, it was very important both the or some be all elements inside. so it's almost no straight line and the entire building. an exhibition space is located 3 meters under water. the focus here is about how the global food industry can become more sustainable and the role which also culture can play in this. these iss

the norway has the 2nd longest coastline in the world. so it's no wonder, lots of fish gets served up here. but over fishing and fish, farming or controversial topics, now a new restaurant in hurting or fjord helps guest dive deeper into these issues. what is this strange metal spirit listening brightly into norwegian fjords comes to this. and why does it attract architecture? fans as well as foods below surface? i think we can achieve new ways of the cooking. the sam and i as an art piece, an architectural marvel and a dining experience. all in one is the brainchild of sondra ida. the ceo of his family sam and farming company, if you order it. what, what exactly is the idea behind such a construction? the purpose of simon i as the most the way people to inspire people to do more sustainable seaford, they call it the mark for sustainable. see the value of how did it end up here in the middle of norway? it's hard enough yard, so it's extremely slow thing in the middle of the fuel, oregon is anchored to the bottom of the fuel or the air is

norway has decided to change its military export legislation, which has been in effect for decades .ent of the country allowed the direct sale of weapons to defense products in the warring country, in this case ukraine. the reason was pressure from the united states to support the kiev regime. previously, however, norway carried out military supplies to kiev, however did this through the nato format, including through the so-called ramstein, which is supervised by washington. now this formality is a thing of the past. the white house announced the last tranche of assistance to ukraine, but we are only talking about 2023. this year, washington will allocate new amounts to transfer them to kiev. russian expert konstantin shadrov shared this opinion with our channel. according to him , despite the budget crisis in the united states, the states will continue to pump ukraine with weapons, forcing their vassals to be sent to independent ammunition. the united states announced the latest package of military assistance to ukraine, this is only from the point of view of the calendar, but in t

norway hasn't suspended- — suspended it as well. norway hasn't suspended. and it is the responsibility of unrwa. they have been the ones on the ground. they have 30,000 staff and they have been on the ground working in these desperately dangerous conditions. unrwa are saying this is collective punishment, that they are investigating and have suspended we understand about 12 people, but they say they will deal with it and don't punish all the palestinians.- punish all the palestinians. thank ou for punish all the palestinians. thank you forjoining — punish all the palestinians. thank you forjoining us. _ punish all the palestinians. thank you forjoining us. we _ punish all the palestinians. thank you forjoining us. we will- punish all the palestinians. thank. you forjoining us. we will continue these conversations here on bbc news. thank you so much. bringing you different stories from across the uk. i bringing you different stories from across the uk.— across the uk. i thought this dog needs to come _ across the uk. i thought this dog needs to come home. _

. >> reporter: to protect the town, norway spent $25 million to build several layers of protection. at the bottom of the mountain, there is this to stop tumbling snow, and up on the mountain, those lines are avalanche fences . it is so steep up here it is a little hard to walk with these fences are designed to hold the snow in place. >> there like taking the sections >> helicopter brings them in here. >> reporter: for even more protection, martin wondered if there is a way to use technology to create an early warning system that would give people time to evacuate. >> if you have better tools to do forecasting, then we could evacuate and move people out of harms way. >> reporter: martin helped develop the snow depth sensor, it bounces a beam off the snow to measure how deep it is, sends back hundreds of measurements a day. on a single battery, these devices can last for up to 10 years and they cost just $600. >> the cost is so low that many can use it. >> martin says it's a work in progress but they are getting better at forecasting avalanches meanwhile, the technology has already be

norway has essentially been going on since the very day tragedy, already in the first interrogation, complained that he had injured his finger, and norway tolerates this behavior. in 2012, the person of the year in the kingdom was recognized not by the people who rescued sutoi children on their boats, but by a lawyer. this is the one who defended breivik and knocked out his infamous luxury camera. the norwegians, who pay for any prisoner with their taxes, have been discussing all these years what budget money could be used for and what should be done with terrorists. there are many older single people living in much more small apartments. they interact with people less than breivik. many elderly people sit alone and die alone, with no one to support them. where are their human rights? if only this. a year in prison for 100 days for each person killed , the term can be extended by 5 years, an infinite number of times, and for this the prosecution must prove through the court that the prisoner is dangerous to society, but breivik, who already managed to get better conditions of detenti

a trial has begun in norway regarding anders breivik's lawsuit over the conditions of his detention incted of killing 77 people complains of years of isolation from other prisoners and other restrictions. he believes that such prison conditions inhumanly degrade his dignity. stets himself is supposedly on the border. murders. the topic will be continued by elizaveta khramtsova. he came to this meeting in the same well-fitting suit that he wore 2 years ago, when parole appeal heard . the norwegian terrorist anders breivik, known for his nationalist views, has long ceased to indulge the public with fascist gestures, as he did before. with a well-groomed beard and a perfectly shaved head, he looks more like a bureaucrat than a man who has been in prison for thirteen years. however, his place of detention also bears little resemblance to a prison; in a maximum security institution , brevik has four rooms, the opportunity to go to gyms, a game console, and a personal library and parrots, but it is the lack of full-fledged live contact with people that brevik and his lawyers call nothing mor

of course, norway has never participated in anything like this.e rely on energy security our pipelines, our platforms, i began to guess something. including those adopted in the osce space, it is said that the threat, including the threat that leads to the destruction of civilian infrastructure that ensures the life cycle of a person and society. and so on, this is a terrorist act, regarding hershey, for me, frankly, this is a journalist, this is not an investigator, this is not a structure that is officially involved in the investigation, for me this is the point of view of a journalist who, by the way, is recognized in the west , him bulitzer prizes, for me this is not the ultimate truth, for me this is a certain point of view, that’s why it became interesting, because the vacuum... because they all took water from the baltic sea into their mouths, you know, but the truth is that water, which is far from the territorial waters of norway and closer there, apparently to sweden and to denmark and denmark, but only because everyone is silent, only b

norway kept alive their hopes of making the last eight with a much needed win over croatia. three time grand slam finalist casper ruud, who won singles and doubles to seal a 2—1win. their fate depends on the outcome of the croatia netherlands tie on tuesday. staying in oz and cricket where australia opener david warner has announced his retirement from one—day internationals. warner had already announced his retirement from test cricket before the current series against pakistan but has called time on a one day career that's seen him play 161 matches, score 6932 runs — leaving him 6th on australia's all time list. he has kept the door open to a possible return at the 2025 champions trophy though — if australia felt they needed him. liverpool start 2024 on top of the premier league following arsenal's defeat at fulham on sunday and can extend their lead to three points a little later on. they host newcastle united at anfield, a ground where they've lostjust once in their last 51 league games. newcastle injury hit squad have lost their last four on the road. and in a busy fest

joining us from bally, indonesia, and john stepling, author and commentator joining us from inderoy, norway. john like to welcome you both to the program, i guess uh, barry will start there um with you in bali, um, these uh retaliatory operations, the yemenis are taking out in support the gazans, um, there's a lot of, i mean, honestly the palestinians expected this from number of arab leaders and arab countries to step up uh once this atroc the atrocities by this. started, but yemenis are are more than familiar perhaps with attempted colonization, with the despair, the displacement, the disease, the hunger, and uh, perhaps that's why they stepped up to the plate uh quicker than anyone. well, absolutely, and anybody who supports palestinian cause, uh, is, as we speak, no doubt saluting the great effort being made by yemen and by the houti. "even after they themselves have endured years of a of dodgy embargo imposed by the united nations and bombing by saudi arabia and other and other nations, what is peculiar about all of this is that the same un national security council that has been compl

with palestine, and for us to give a lecture in the college of fine arts in norway, border issues and. we witnessed incidents during the war that in our minds transcended and devastated the dignity that pertains to the tradition of bearing a person after death, having seen too many innocent victims, but is shredded to pieces and with their organs still missing to this day. this is palestinian art, based on real life, it reflects the helplessness of people imprison. under occupation by apartide regime seemingly above international law. the artist's expressions communicate the truth of their suffering and it's a message to the world that palestinians seek not to be terrorized and their children traumatized, but to have basic rights and to be free from occupation. more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict, what have they done wrong? being born in gaza is not the crime. more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip, and approximately year after the cairo donors conference was held for rebuilding gaza. "the reconstruction project is still t

terrorism and extreme, this any kind of the convicted terrorist on this graphic is once again suing norway over his jo condition. he's asking a court to end his isolation in prison saying that it violates just human rights. the far right extreme is killed. 77 people, many of them teenagers in a bombing and shooting rampage in norway, back in 2011. the farmers across germany have begun a week long stride to protest the government's plans to cut the agricultural subsidies. tractor realities and demonstrations have already begun to disrupt traffic and trained services, and parts of the country. protests have also closed a major road white here in the center of room. the ukraine has been hit by another wave of russian air strikes. they killed at least 4 people. missiles struck targets across the country, including a shopping center and high rise buildings. keeps air forces so that they destroyed more than a dozen missiles before they reached their tar snow covers the remains of a destroyed home near high caves. rushes strikes head here just up to stephen o'clock on a bitterly cold morning. thi

john steppeling, author and commentator joining me from endroy, norway.al. let's go to... and see what she has for us over to you. well, of course, usually a part of the procession, the funeral procession uh for all marters, whether in lebanon, the islamic tradition is basically to pray, there are specific prayers that are done here in front of the the marder, the person who has passed away, and now we are listening to these prayers, prayers are being. by head of the executive council, excuse me, the member of the executive council of, he was here in this town, the town of sal, let me remind you only about the the town of salam itself, it's one of the towns which is close to the border, and this is one of the towns that was targeted by the israelis on several occasions, whether through throughout the occupation it wasn't occupied it, but was in the vicinity and close to the buffer zone, and so therefore it was always under. sorry we cannot hear you properly, there's too much background noise, thank you so much, that's enough for now, our correspondent lif

an army of ninety thousand will gather along the russian borders, from norway to romania.o that armies from 31 countries will practice, repelling an attack russia. in our foreign ministry these actions are called provocative, carrying the risk of real military incidents, the scenario is nonsense. the absurdity of such statements is clear to everyone. russians and other peoples of russia lived, turn these territories into a springboard that nato, led by the united states, would use to threaten the security of the russian federation. but i repeat, nothing changes, and napoleon and hitler, now the united states has found its own form. nato exercises will be conducted along the border with russia, in the air, on land, at sea, and in press. editors are working on hysterical headlines and intonations. unlike military exercises, new technologies are not needed here. an arsenal from warehouses, that is, from archives, will do. the slogan russia attacks has not rusted since 1949, the year of nato’s creation. america will do with a small edition. the outcome of the war in central eu

far right extremist killed, 77 people, many of them teenagers in a bombing and shooting rampage in norway back in 2011. it's a robotic the lunar lander has suffered a technical problem on its way to the movie. paragraph lander is launched aboard a rocket from cape canaveral in florida. it's separated successfully from the rocket assigned to say the spacecraft. solar panels are not pointing at the sun. so that means it can't recharge. it's bad. back here on earth. ukraine has been hit by yet another wave of russian air strikes that killed at least 4 people. this will struck targets across the country, including a shopping center in high rise buildings keeps air forces. so that they destroyed more than a dozen missiles before they reached their targets. snow covers the remains of a destroyed home near high caves. rushes strikes had here just up to stephen o'clock on a bitterly cold morning. this man was among those injured but managed to walk out of the recon locals watched on in shock as the body of a woman was pulled from the rumble. it was an explosion. not thought my sister was alive at

israel has agreed to send millions and withheld tax revenues earmarked for gaza to go to norway instead of to the palestinian authority. we will go to ramallah to speak with the palestinian economist raja khalidi. at the new york police department has launched an investigation after columbia university students were attacked with a chemical spray during a pro-palestine demonstration last week, with eight of them seeking medical attention. >> for a while the university did not believe us. i told them about it and it is like my concerns were not really being taken seriously. it was not until students started posting photos of themselves being hospitalized and tagging the university that they started taking it seriously. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. al jazeera is reporting at least 20 palestinians died earlier today when an israeli tank fired shells at people lining up for humanitarian supplies. another 150 were injured. this comes the day after at least 12 palestinians were killed when israeli ta