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brian ferguson with cal oes says the emergency declaration has allowed the state to quickly deploy resourcesthe california guard. >> caltrans road crews and private companies to accelerate snow removal. this will be able to get first responders in quickly to get residents out who need help. hopefully the goal that we're saving lives. state senator rosalee co ciobo represent several san bernardino county mountain communities. she sent the governor this letter earlier this week asking him to proclaim an emergency. well, now that he did, and no, it's not fast enough for the people that are in need. >> but i can tell you that we didn't all hands on deck. >> and there have been questions why some impacted counties in the lake tahoe region and other parts of the state were not added to this declaration? well, i'm told that is because they did not specifically ask for assistance, but that could always change. and that could be added to the declaration in the future reporting from cal oes headquarters near sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. to take a look at this this year covered

cal oes has crews posted near these areas that are vulnerable. >> having things like high water vehiclesdo rescues. we have swift water teams that use diapers using sonar. so really looking at all the technology we have at our disposal. working with meteorologists, like you guys using your station to kind of predict the areas that are most at risk. you could put resources there early. >> we use our meteorologist at our station, paul heggen, to fill us in on that. where are some of those spots, those low-lying areas? >> wherever we had flooding problems in late december and january, it's possible we'll see some high water concerns there. this time around really the focus is on kind of the ramp up into the sierra, because the snow level goes from 2000 feet, with this next system is about 5000 feet. everything in between that rain falls on snow on the ground so you get not just rainwater but also the melted snow is going to cause those additional flooding concerns. we'll be watching all of it as we head through this next week. this next atmospheric rivers going to be taking aim at not just

it's swept away very quickly and the minister of defense asked for 11, but then five and 5 billion oeown of approximately 3 billion goes for modernization, and the nuclear arsenal it was promised a long time ago several years ago and the modernization will be quite serious. here, 2 billion go to the execution of the stocks, uh, which the united kingdom transferred weapons to ukraine a. well, maybe some increase. how do you think this can affect the architecture of regional and global security? i think most directly what is planned here, and already a few years ago, an increase in the number of warheads by about 40-44%, up to 260. and now i have about 180 nuclear warheads. and these are quite serious figures, i must say, it is already significant, but in general, of course, you must understand that the british, uh, nuclear weapons. these are submarines. ah, this is a serious topic and, uh, if and when the united states strategic arms talks resumes, it should all be protection there without a doubt, yes, towards the west uh-huh well, it’s clear that the relationship london and moscow ar

for the first time we have exceeded the milestone of 2 million oe per year in bulk for the domain of milk. last year in our country we produced about 8 million tons of milk. this fully provides for the domestic market. everything else is exported, especially in advertising belarusian milk. she does not need products presented in fifty countries. the united states is about to announce a new $400 million military aid package to ukraine, the agency reports. reuters, citing sources. kiev will receive guided missiles for mlrs. ammunition for combat vehicles though bradley as well as a tank bridge, stackers also biden to meet with cancer fergulm. no, they are judging the continued support of resources from western countries. at the same time, the fine newspaper reported on eu plans to supply artillery ammunition to ukraine within a few weeks. these goals will be allocated a billion euros from the european pound of peace, according to a source, the newspapers of the initiative were supported by all eu countries except denmark great britain there is a three-day teachers' strike that has affe

for the first time we have exceeded the milestone of 2 million oe in a year.t year belarus produced about 8 million tons of milk. this fully provides for the domestic market. everything else is exported. moreover , the belarusian shell does not need advertising. the products are presented in 50 countries. the measure faces a global food crisis, and the west easily breaks its own promises to secure a grain deal that expires on march 18, negotiations to extend it have stalled, russian foreign ministry says moscow's conditions for the export of grain and fertilizers are not observed; only the export of food from ukraine is realized, while its lion's share goes at dumping prices to the european union and not to the poorest state. ukraine itself runs the risk of being left without bread. in the coming season, the grain harvest is expected to decline by almost 27.5 %, according to un forecasts, the total grain harvest will be 2 billion 765 million tons - this is 1.7% lower than last year, the decline is due to a crop failure of corn in argentina and rice in china br

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largest electric grid company in russia in the area of ​​​​responsibility there are almost 2 1/2 million oe power transmission lines, almost 550,000 substations of different voltage classes, if we talk about transmission, almost 80% of electricity generated in russia is transmitted through networks owned by our company or operated by our company. indeed, as you said at the beginning of 23 years. we're done. uh, a very large reorganization. uh, we merged two of the largest companies. this is a power russian of the fsk type as a result. e associations. uh, the parent company is now the power network is unified. eh? the operator of both the main and distribution complex in the russian federation, we have the passage of all corporate procedures, but took 2 years and to date. in january, everything was completed and the russian federation owns more than 75% of the shares of the united company as a result of the reorganization, a single responsibility center was formed in the electric glass complex. uh, we have a single technical policy, uniform standards. and what is important as a result of the

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for the first time, we have exceeded the milestone of 2 million oe in a year by falling down to milk us, this is modernization , further modernization, the industry of improving milk production technology. and, of course, the main directions. here it is the construction of commodity complexes. uh, this work is being actively carried out in the region today, despite the sanctions, belarus increased the export of dairy products to poland, for example, last year not only did not refuse our milk, but even bought large regular ones. deliveries to the country have increased one and a half times, our products are still in high demand in friendly markets, russian experts, without too much meddle, state that dairy belarus is already an axiom and a lot of best practices. we also take from belarus well, in russia we are to the institute of milk we do a lot of educational activities. and we also hold a large dairy forum, which always takes place in november, and a large belarusian delegation always visits us, because the practice is to get acquainted a lot, communicate on a visit, and this has a

monterey county oes website has sample things people can do to prepare for such things. as far as climate change and things like that, winters vary, some carry more moisture, some less, this year we're seeing a lot more moisture just like we had in january, similar moisture levels to that again here in march. >> wish you and everyone out there all best as you deal with this extreme weather matthew, thanks so much for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. have a great day. >>> president biden is looking to cut three trillion dollars from the federal deficit with the new budget. he unveiled his plan during a speech on thursday in philadelphia and more of a challenge to republicans than a congressional reality. it doesn't cut medicare or social security but includes funding for preschool, family, medical leave, college grads, school lunches ukraine and clean energy paid for with tax hikes and corporationses and americans making more than $400,000 a year. here's the president's message to republicans. >> i'm going to introduce my budget on the 9th of march y

for the first time we have exceeded the milestone of 2 million oe for the year in bulk on the milk domain for us, this is the modernization of the further modernization of the industry of improving the technology of milk production. and, of course, the main directions. here it is construction. he chewing complexes. uh, this work is being actively carried out in the region today, despite the sanctions, belarus has increased the export of dairy products. in europe, for example in poland in last year, they not only didn’t refuse our milk, but even bought large regular deliveries to the country increased by one and a half times, our products are still in high demand in friendly markets, russian experts, without too much climbing , state that belarus is dairy. this is already an axiom of a lot of best practices. we also take from belarus. well, in russia, we conduct quite a lot of educational events at the milk institute. and we also hold a large dairy forum, we always take place in the month of november and a large belarusian the delegation always visits us, because the practice is to get to

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california's office of emergency services cal oes. >> is in full response mode today trying to bringsome of the hardest hit areas. and tonight we're learning about 2 deaths caused at least in part by the snow at heavenly ski resort. a man died after falling into a tree. well, they're now a tree. well, is it a whole around the trunk of the tree that forms when the trees branches prevent snow from falling right there by the trump. this 46 year-old was found by the resort's ski patrol new roundabout trail. that's an expert trail on the mountain. he was dead. the vice president of heavenly issuing a statement saying heavenly mountain resort, heavenly ski patrol in the entire vail resorts, family extend our deepest sympathy and support to our guests, family and friends in placer county. an 80 year-old woman was killed. her family tells us she died when part of her home collapsed to see the weight of all this snow that came crashing down. it just wrs simply taking out the trash. >> and the way that the door opens the security door. >> thinking she just grabbed the door behind or closed it

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belarusian nuclear power plant was signed on february 28 to consolidate the agreements reached in december oeg natural gas prices for 20,000 years 23-25, also prices will be. russian rubles, based on the conditions of 2022, now our task is to ensure the implementation of the third block of the event of this union program. this is the formation of principles for a unified market. e gas union state. and it's already will be such a legal basis and further impetus in building e-works in the united electric energy markets of the union state. but the most important task is to bring the conditions of economic entities of the two countries closer together. we challenge everyone. it is precisely these principles that should be discussed and submitted for consideration, first of all, to the heads of the ruler for their approval and further e- submission to the level. heads of state and before the end of the year already do this work, but in any case we set ourselves such task. thanks a lot. thank you. this is an area of ​​interest. further , we will tell you about current rates, currencies and innovati

cal oes is in full response mode tonight trying to bring help to people in the hardest hit areas. tonight, we're learning about 2 deaths caused in part by the snow at heavenly ski resort. a man died after falling into a tree. well, a tree. well is a whole all around the trunk of a tree that forms when the trees branches prevent snow from falling. there. the 46 year-old was found by the resort's ski patrol near roundabout trail, which is an expert trail on the mountain. there. vice president of heavenly issuing this statement tonight saying heavenly mountain resort, heavenly ski patrol and the entire vail resorts, family extend our deepest sympathy and support to our guests. family and friends. in placer county. an 80 year-old woman was killed. her family tells us she died when part of her home collapsed under the weight of the snow. >> it just was simply taking out the trash. and the way that the door opens the security door thinking she just grabbed the door behind or closed it and that percussion caused it all to come down. >> and how to help prevent further loss of life. the st

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brian ferguson with cal oes says the emergency declaration has allowed the state to quickly deploy resources, including the california guard. >> caltrans road crews and private companies to accelerate snow removal. this will be able to get first responders in quickly to get residents out who need help. hopefully the goal that we're saving lives. state senator rosalee co ciobo represent several san bernardino county mountain communities. she sent the governor this letter earlier this week asking him to proclaim an emergency. well, now that he did, and no, it's not fast enough for the people that are in need. >> but i can tell you that we didn't all hands on deck. >> and there have been questions why some impacted counties in the lake tahoe region and other parts of the state were not added to this declaration? well, i'm told that is because they did not specifically ask for assistance, but that could always change. and that could be added to the declaration in the future reporting from cal oes headquarters near sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead this hour on kron, 4 news f

>>oes good. thank you, aaron. ahead, the next installment of bay area back roads.e'll with the local music legend who is very much still moving and grooving. >> and we are taking you back out bay area backroads this site. we're in the north bay along with the legendary bay area musician. take a look. hey, everybody, i'm grant lotus and i'm bill gibson. and this is very about crowds. >> well, hey, come on and check out the studio. >> we're in the north bay at the nevada home of bill gibson. this is a where i record max, you know, drummer for the quintessential bay area, rock band, huey lewis and the news. the studio, which he recently designed and built is the total package. perfect for a guy who also loves to sing not lead singer by any stretch of imagination. >> and that, but i'm but i'm good and like a 3 part, harmony the ole ban would often sa capella. >> that's why they kept getting invited to kick off big games. we've done lots of anthems from candlestick. to the coliseum. >> say you see. >> because i'm usually up behind the drives. i don't feel nervous. that'

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this will be able to get first responders in quickly to get residents out who need help. >> and cal oes leaders say the state is even bringing in several out of state companies to try to help people who are trapped to get them out of their homes. it is a bad situation there for a lot of folks. so much snow, pam and catherine, back to you. all right, grant, thank you. in the east bay. other news now, a controversial decision and alameda county. the new district attorney wants to remove enhancements. >> that action could shorten prison sentences. criminal justice reformers argue the changes are overdue. others think this will only lead to more trouble in crime. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> removing enhance pence is going to be particularly dangerous for victims out. there are legislators put those enhancements in for a reason. >> michael cardoza is a former prosecutor now criminal defense attorney. he is addressing this policy change. kron. 4 news obtained the six-page directive sent out to prosecutors in the alameda county district attorney's office. it lays out a dramatic polic

reporting from cal oes headquarters near sacramento.want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the embarcad ro tonight. we're looking at those bay bridge lights. >> the going dark it's a final final night of views. it is kind of a, but hopefully they'll get it back up and running. >> no real rain going on in the city right now. chris rodriguez and a check of our weather him with recent hours starting to see the return of those scattered showers arriving throughout the north bay coastline. so let's zoom on into radar for and as you can see, widespread rain for bodega bay and even starting to make its way inland, knocking on santa rosa's door and petaluma is as well. but the main event still over your weekend. this storm is going to arrive shortly after midnight tonight and it's going to bring severe weather with it. pop-up thunderstorms, hail, wind gusts from coastal valleys, anywhere from 30 to 40 miles per hour in the highest peaks 50 to 60 mile per hour. wind gusts in addition to snow and also even hail. if

this helped, that is, 50 billion oe, a credit line of francs was given to the bank, he announced a program bows. uh, that is, bond redemption. you buy at a discount as long as it helps. let's see. will it help or not. in any case, unlike silicone , liquidation of someone, of course, will not be discussed, because the bank is systemically important. we all remember the 2008 crisis, that the important system banks do not die alive, but most often for the money of taxpayers in this or that world use of taxpayers' money. this is a separate topic, political in each country has there actually and, as it were. well, here in particular, the same silicone bands. states have elections soon bank of california california is a democratic state. and it is possible that they decided to save everyone, and partly precisely in connection with this, and not only with, and, as it were, the entire bank at once to the system. in this case, the bank undoubtedly has systemic importance. and how natural it will remain in one form or another is just a question. in what form will capitalization be there or uh due to

resident biden saying whatever is needed to shore up eggs will be done. .wearr oe vewothe it took aboutay for regular people to really understand what the federal reserve, treasury department, fbi see had announced on sunday, which was not just a backstop posner's but also created a lending facility for banks, which banks could hand over the long-term assets that they held. they could hand them over at par, so they wouldn't get stuck in the situation that svb was in , where it had to some of its assets at a huge loss. that worried everyone, make people think that maybe svb was insolvent. that won'be happening again. it took people a while to understand what was announced. that is my bank shares tanked i thinkay and then rebounded day. the worst of this financial instability is behind us. kasia: higher interest rates were partly to blame for silicon valley bank's crisis. we have seen rates at such low levels for so long. do you see any problems or merging other banks? megan: i think we will see financial instability emerging across the globe over the year. the u.k. is no stranger to that

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oe of plasma, of which about 65 tons is processed.s, we must have a high-quality, not only safe, donor. products must be safe, for this we have a special laboratory that checks the blood component for certain standards and these standards are approved. our bank stores blood components , erythrocytes containing platelets, plasma and cryoprecipitate, frozen or filleted, these are the main components of blood. at a temperature of -196 degrees six erythrocytes are stored in liquid nitrogen vapours, and we use them both for transfusion with the phenotype of rare groups and for immunization of donors. every week, the heroes of the project go on a journey, but they don’t even know where their fate will take them. today you will go on tours hmm to make the trip easier tourists should earn their own clues as it used to be called dzerzhinsk oh let's go with them to interesting places in belarus by the way, very interesting excavations were found here. so they say that there is an oak tree here, which is about 500 years old. listen, there are de

to me is one of the things that is the most abysmal about the health outcomes in the countryry but oet if we work together we can improve. >> i know a number of companies are pleased to be part of the great event and an initiative and looking forward to the progress that wewe can make. one of the other areas of challenge, and i know that this is part of cms strategic plan with respect to advancing care in rural, tribal, geographically isolated communities. can you maybe share a little bit more detail about the focus of the rural healthcare priorities and how our industry, which operates everywhere across the country can help support and in prove access to healthcare, advanced health equity in rural areas and other underserved areasre as well? >> we were talking just about traveling, and over the last year the team has been able to get out much more. it's's eye-opening what has happened over the last couple of years. i really do think we have fragility in some parts of the country. and it's eye-opening when you're in colorado and we actually took the drive where we visited the hospital

oe, maybe not worth it, how great are the opportunities between our countries. yesterday we took part in the forum where today а hmm а 260 russian companies and government representatives and business representatives took part. i hope just it is precisely such forum meetings that allow us to establish direct interaction. ah, the expansion of cooperation in completely different sectors. and geography has more than 70 subjects. the russian entities and the cities of tajikistan and during the negotiations on the development of economic ties confirmed not only the word, but also the deed, a package of speech agreements was signed on a wide range of cooperation from tax administration to certification systems for goods and pensions, as a result of our negotiations , intergovernmental and interdepartmental documents on cooperation on tax administration in the field of healthcare are one document, and customs administration and other areas , their practical implementation will just be, and cooperation in the cultural and humanitarian sphere is successfully developing t

almost the same nature, and in russia , as you know, we have 63 seaports, in total, of which 1 billion oe, 280 million tons, the volume of the period when it will also grow, and if last year we, and had an increase and transshipment of 842 million, then we believe that this year the transshipment will be no less. for 2 months of this year , the transfer amounted to a 140 million tons. this is 2.6% higher than the level of the previous year and at the end of 2023. we expect an increase in the volume of translation by about. by 8 million tons, this is an increase of more than one percent relative to the level of 22 years. i would like to highlight separately. this may not be directly related to summer holidays, but the waves are caspian, the navigable canal is our north-south corridor with you, which you pay very much attention to. ah. this year we will provide, and i would like to say that, if in the usual mode, we will work on, well, deepening, we will be in a year. we choose about 2-3 million cubic meters, then last year we chose 5 million cubic meters and made it possible to provide a d

so probably not the bestpolice exampl oe, but it all goesadica without saying that no one is trying to eradicate people, but no matter, because victimhood, it sells on school boards in state capitals, here in the halls of congress, elected els are using their power to undermine the freedoms and human dignity of trans americans . and they're waging an especially vicious crusade on our kidracle ans. now, would you call the murder of three innocent, beautiful children a vicious crusade as well? congresswoman, if, in fact, hale believed that she was transgender? it is that language that leads them to violence. so is that what this is really all about? it's about christian schools. tjoining me now with his thoughts on the american from the american majority ceo ned ryan . >> and what of that? >> well, i don't think it's just christian schools are coming forschool laura . i think it's christians writ large . and part of is because our collective faith system is that truth exists that weti can knowve there's an infinite god , eternal god who reigns above us all. and because of him, there's tr

nowow we'rly oe importing energm venezuela.e so he's going to make putinro rich . he's making saudi arabia rich . he's making venezuela rich .i and what he didn't know is ae bg year ago, he bought even oil from iran. n' so i'm asking, why wouldn't we produce that oil here? ere whenwhen we have more naturl resources than all these countries combined? >> scombined the ure.o we had energy independence and the administration that i was inhata because we tapped into american resources and okay, let's put mn our heads in the mind of inr heads in the mind of a crazed climate lunatic. but in the mind, i can't go there, okay? i can go there.i ca n .i can go there.me that sounds like a very dark space to me. i went to some of the schools kewent to some of the schools i can go there. thes theree people, they want to produce energy. they want to produce ithtey wan cleanly. so whyt would you produce in the cleanest energy production place you could do, whic h is here in america? insteae in america? instead, you let venezuela produce it and china and saudili . how do you thinkr

oes regular facilities need upgrading so they moved up temporarily.reventing smoother efficiencies from going on as well? >> that's a great question. it's worth looking into. i'm not sure about the answer. kristen: what is the solution, if not being fully staffed? what is the plan in the short term? >> i know the department has brought on a recruiter because they want to get in more candidates to become dispatchers. the big challenge here is that it takes 10 months from the moment someone applies until they can actually get hired, because it is this whole process to get someone hired into a city job. then another 10 months to get them trained up, so they can answer calls on their own. we could be looking at years before the department is back to full staffing levels. kristen: at least two years. even with people wanting to be trained wanting this job,. if that is the case, i wonder if this is causing a lot of stress to existing dispatchers. have you talked to them about it? >> that's another question, i did not have the opportunity to speak to a dispa

oe, maybe not as great as the opportunities between our countries are.ok part in a forum where today ah hmm ah 260 russian companies, our government representatives and business representatives, have taken part. i hope that it is just such meetings of the forum that direct interaction allows us to establish, and the expansion of cooperation in completely different sectors is expanding and although more than 70 regions of russia are already working directly with regions of education and cities of tajikistan, and during the negotiations on the development of economic ties, they confirmed not only the word, but also the deed, a package of speech agreements was signed on a wide range of cooperation from the administration of taxes to certification systems for goods and pensions, following our negotiations , intergovernmental and interdepartmental documents on cooperation on tax administration in the field of health care are one document, and customs administration and other areas of their practical implementation will just be, and cooperation in the cultural

brian ferguson with cal oes says the emergency declaration has allowed the state to quickly deploy resourcescompanies to accelerate snow removal. this will be able to get first responders in quickly to get residents out who need help. hopefully the goal that we're saving lives. state senator rosalee co ciobo represents several san bernardino county mountain communities. she sent the governor this letter earlier this week asking him to proclaim an emergency. well, now that he did, and no, it's not fast enough for the people that are in need. >> but i can tell you that we didn't all hands on deck. >> and there have been questions why some impacted counties in the lake tahoe region and other parts of the state were not added to this declaration? well, i'm told that is because they did not specifically ask for assistance, but that could always change. and that could be added to the declaration in the future reporting from cal oes headquarters near sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and we'll be right back. >> well, u.s. airlines say they are expecting to see their busiest spring break se

for the first time, we have exceeded the milestone of 2 million oe per year in terms of the gross volumea promising direction . for us, this is the modernization of the further modernization of the industry of improving the technology of milk production. and, of course, the main directions. here it is the construction of commodity complexes. uh, this work is being actively carried out in the region today, despite the sanctions, belarus has increased the export of dairy products. europe, for example, in poland last year not only did not abandon our milk, and even bought a large regular. deliveries to the country have increased one and a half times, our products are still in high demand in friendly markets, russian experts, without too much meddle , state that dairy belarus is already an axiom and a lot of best practices. we also take from belarus. well, in russia, we are at the milk institute, we hold quite a lot of educational events. and we also hold a large dairy forum, we always take place in the month of november and a large belarusian the delegation always visits us, because the pra

, more than 200 million us dollars of projects completed, they are a gift and more than 200 million oen the equivalent of us dollars , technical and economic assistance projects are being implemented today, which are directly aimed at a - and social projects, this is social housing, the third stage is the two most powerful ones. well, it's just such, i don't know the historical sports projects. this is a personal merit of the president of our country. this an international-class swimming pool and an international-class stadium, moreover, in a situation where we are cut off from world financial markets, the direction that needs to be actively developed and such agreements within the state were. here we have a new agreement for 3 1/2 billion dollars. yes, well, yes, a little more. yes, this is, uh, let's say the cumulative economic effect, for example, but there was a specific problem with uh, luggage service at the airport, since we had equipment there , for the time being, equipment from an unfriendly country. if it breaks then have software. yes, that's all, that is , there are seriou

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this video shows a tire falling off of a truck rolling under an suv, sending it flying oe driverhe is it appears a lug nut on the truck sheared off, causing that tire to come loose. about two thirds of debris related crashes are the result of something falling off or detaching from a vehicle and the wheel and tire is very common, so these are most frequently caused by improper maintenance or unsecured load. experts say tire maintenance is critical, including entire rotation. every 5 to 7000 miles. video is very hard to watch. we turn now to a lawsuit that could have major implications on the cost of prescription drugs. the suit is taking aim at companies that manage prescription benefits, and they're describing them as gangsters, abc's derek dennis explains. this morning, ohio's attorney general is putting cigna humana and prime therapeutics on notice alleging a conspiracy to keep drug prices unreasonably high. it's a modern form of barely legal gangsterism g. david yost, filing a lawsuit claiming pharmacy benefit managers linked to those companies or pbms, so called middle men of the

strong gusts of wind, despite the fact that it was clear weather, but gusts of wind there up to 23 to 20 oe, five meters per second, the wind did not allow ukrainian militants to use unmanned aerial vehicles. aircrafts. and we have larger unmanned aerial vehicles that allow us to work, let's say, in such, uh, harsh conditions. this is again a plus for our troops. well, there’s no need to engage in, uh, capping, because the enemy is serious. uh, you need to understand that we are not at war with ukraine, and therefore we must be kept here. as they say, keep an eye open and really follow everything that happens and the weather conditions not the nature of the actions that the enemy takes on the line of battle contact. and andrey vitalyevich, we have been following for a long time how, how and how much in what quantity? which one they come, e.g., is at the disposal of the western military equipment, which is allocated billions of dollars there , someone is still arguing, someone has already allocated it, but the fact remains. she is there, as far as it is now palpable. these are the new weapon

first lady of ukraine was on a visit, and there was a meeting with women activists of the community in oejust talking about the fact that we lack premises, we lack a center of some kind, we do not have any ukrainian cultural center at all where we could hold these events where we could have a library, a school, some other conference halls, some ukrainian exhibitions to be held . that is, this is what we lack the most right now. premises , for example. every year we were in different places during the covid trade and industrial representation of the chamber of commerce and industry in ukraine gave us a small office . they helped the ukrainian community with the premises, but still we have some expenses and that is why parents help to cover these expenses. that is, we do not make a profit, but those who can, those who cannot pay are forced to pay, they do not pay ms. tetyana uh, the union of the arab emirates is not the only ukrainians there, they found some kind of shelter for themselves or some jobs, someone probably went to work there even before the full-scale invasion uh, but there is

up to 20 e, it means, rather, not so, but hmm 1.2 million, in 23 one one in oe, in 20 the second wasllocated for it, and the department for the development of science city infrastructure is seriously updated , about 12 social facilities are repaired there, 14 additional schools. uh, equipment, so to speak, brought in a lot, a lot, what's going on. but by the way, most installations. you said mega-science is now in science cities. a hmm so, uh, what will be done, yes, and this is nick's collider, which we talk a lot about in detail, which means there was a personal launch there at the end of the twenty-third year, 14, in my opinion, billion. yes, dmitry nikolaevich 14 billion rubles. from the federal budget revealed in dubna , we are waiting for the launch. next is the charged particle accelerator, and the synchrotron in the ring in protvino, for example, to create new materials. there is an amount from the federal budget, if my memory serves me 190-188 billion rubles colossal amount. and you know, that is, an appeal from the russian academy of science from the region in which the cit

uh, here is the automation, a led to the launch of diesel generators, uh them uh, 20 oe at the stationorked. eh, it means it's coming. as a matter of fact, the regulations absolutely provide for such, unfortunately, now we are forced to say that this is a regular connection situation. well, not really any threats. uh, or the danger uh of a nuclear incident, uh, no, and there is more than enough fuel. uh, that means, if necessary, but it will be brought to the station. and it is pleasant to god, of course, unpleasant, uh, everything. this, and, therefore, uh, understand to be aware that once again, uh, almost the entire station has entered a cold state. well, there are two units, two reactors in a state of repair. the rest, uh, will leave now, uh, and again and the sixth into cold shutdown mode. well, we will , uh, we will, as it were, observe the situation, yes. uh, we will react to this situation according to the emer . hmm, let's say, development, there are processes, well, they will give, then, ah electricity, so we will start again. a hmm again we will go into the hot stop mode. th