.— crimean peninsula.efinitely seems _ crimean peninsula. yeah, it definitely seems to - crimean peninsula. yeah, it definitely seems to be - crimean peninsula. yeah, it definitely seems to be a - crimean peninsula. yeah, it. definitely seems to be a step crimean peninsula. yeah, it - definitely seems to be a step up in ukrainian activity. ukraine has been attacking targets in crimea for a good long while, largely with drones. but what we have seen in recent weeks and in particular in recent weeks and in particular in recent days is a real upping of the tempo of those attacks and perhaps also an increase in the type of weapons being used. we are seeing combinations of maritime drones, aerial drones, and missiles, both produced here in ukraine but also missiles supplied by britain and france, cruise missiles. the target this morning was an s 408 defence system, a hugely sophisticated, very advanced russian air defence system, involving a radar component but also the air defence missiles, all of which the uk

allows the ukrainians to hit targets located on the territory of the crimean peninsula and also in thee black sea . before that, it was difficult to imagine that the ukrainian aviation will begin to destroy the submarine fleet of the black black sea fleet right in the docks in the docks of the sevastopol ship-repair plant, they also managed to hit the large landing ship minsk and well, of course, this is a great victory for the defense forces of ukraine, we have a video of how they damaged the russian amphibious assault ship minsk, let’s see girls if you can be quieter, because i’m working on it well , the armed forces of ukraine have already announced an attack on two russian ships of the project 22:160 type vasyl bykov ministry of attack of the russian federation said that these two ships, which were in the black sea, did not suffer any damage. the armed forces reported that they were damaged in the southwestern part of the black sea. what is project 22 160? corvette patrol ships in russia, there are 4 of them on the water, these are vasyl and bykov, dmitry rogachev, pavel derzhavin,

olga, by the way, we are talking about diplomatic efforts to liberate the peninsula.there are a large number of people, and we have seen that they are not interested in diplomatic efforts. even at the real danger of losing your life under fire, for example , being on a military object such as the crimean bridge, which moves military equipment, fuel, etc. so that they well, if they do not help yes, the deoccupation of the crimean peninsula, then at least it does not interfere. i believe that in the first place, the best influence can be exerted by our armed forces of ukraine and it began precisely in the summer of that year when yes we heard the first cotton so-called yes in crimea and here it is important that these were exclusively legitimate goals, that is, as a human rights defender. yes, we understand that these goals corresponded precisely to the geneva conventions and the norms of international humanitarian law for some people who have what gives them some remnants of mind. i mean the russians. it made an impression that some of them started leaving uzhgorod, th

there have been a lot of news outlets recently devoted to the topic of the peninsula, this applies to both the military... realm and, of course , the civilian, purely humanitarian realm, the situation on the peninsula is not getting any easier, but the official position of ukrainian representatives, everyone who can to leave the territory of crimea, they have it to make from the review once again unsafe challenges in connection with the imminent liberation of the peninsula and the military operations connected with it. i welcome, as always, my co-host ayderem. good morning khrystyna, how nice it is to hear you speak the crimean language coolly, coolly, without an accent, i’m improving, it’s not easy for me, but, yes, the crimean tatar language is now the focus of my attention, not every day, but the focus of my attention ayder, once again, a lot of informational reasons are now connected with crimea and probably the most massive. of them is this the attack on sevastopol, without exaggeration, an attack on the headquarters of the black sea fleet, and this operation is called a crab tra

it's the security relationship is no longer a peninsula security relationship, it has gone from peninsula to regional to now global in many ways. and these are the technologies that north korea continues to pursue and tries to perfect. perhaps with the assistance of russia which would be as the minister said, a very concerning development to be sure and not something that the united states and south korea alliance would sit idly by. where do we go from here? i'd say that first, things like the resumption of exercises in a full and robust way is very important. these are two very capable militaries with south korea and the united states and they have to practice. it's that simple. i often describe to people how would you like to go into surgery with a surgical team that had never done the procedure before. when the costs are high, i need someone who is experienced and practice is very important and so we see the exercises as a former practice. the build ready is first, and what we call interoperability, the ability to work with each other's forces, to exchange data. to make radio calls to

.- yorkshire's peninsula. was amazing- a _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. a lot _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. a lot of _ yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. a lot of emotions l yorkshire's peninsula. it was l amazing. a lot of emotions all at once, the beauty of seeing the animal as a sort of terror of knowing that you found something rare and if you don't get a photograph nobody would believe you. disbelief. how can there possibly be a pine outing here? . , ., ., ., , here? the answer to that was found in this _ here? the answer to that was found in this footage - here? the answer to that was| found in this footage recorded a full 70 miles away in yorkshire's dolby forest. it a full 70 miles away in yorkshire's dolby forest. it is really unique _ yorkshire's dolby forest. it is really unique about _ yorkshire's dolby forest. it 3 really unique about this instance is that we have been able to identify. it instance is that we have been able to identify.— able to identify. it is unclear wh

invaders, a lot of information about the reasons have recently been devoted to the topic of the peninsula this applies both to the military aspect, and of course, to the civilian, purely humanitarian aspect, the situation on the peninsula. it does not get easier, but the official position of ukrainian representatives is that all those who can leave the territory of crimea should do so in view of the security challenges in connection with the imminent liberation of the peninsula and military operations related to him. as usual, i congratulate my co-host ayder muzhdabayev, ayder. salam alaikum. good morning, khrystyna, how nice it is to hear you speak the crimean language coolly, coolly, without an accent. i am improving, it is not easy for me, but, yes, the crimean tatar language. is now the focus of my attention, not every day, but the focus of my attention. ayder, again, a lot of informational reasons are now connected with crimea, and probably the most massive of them is the attack on sevastopol, without exaggeration, the jewelry attack on the headquarters of the black sea fleet, and th

england, hunting rabbits at the end of yorkshire's peninsula.— of yorkshire's peninsula.f yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. there were _ of yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. there were a - of yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. there were a lot - of yorkshire's peninsula. it was amazing. there were a lot of. amazing. there were a lot of emotions all at once. the beauty of seeing the animal, the terror of knowing you have found something rare and if you don't get a photograph, nobody will believe you. this belief, how can there possibly be a pine marten here where we are miles from any woodland? find be a pine marten here where we are miles from any woodland?— miles from any woodland? and the answer to that _ miles from any woodland? and the answer to that was _ miles from any woodland? and the answer to that was found _ miles from any woodland? and the answer to that was found in - miles from any woodland? and the answer to that was found in this i answer to that was found in this footage, recorded a full 70 miles away in yorkshire's dolby forest. what is uniq

peninsula. thank you so much forjoining _ peninsula. thank you so much forjoining us. _ peninsula.nk you so much forjoining us. thank you. - my colleague catriona perry spoke with evelyn farkas, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, and eurasia. they discussed that kim—putin meeting, plus ukraine's latest military shakeup and the conference she's attending on putin, in tbilisi, georgia. ifi if i can start with a story that the new york times is reporting that kim jong—un is to travel to russia to meet with vladimir putin to discuss weapons and to be given to russia to help with the war in ukraine in exchange for satellite and submarine technology and food aid for north korea. you have been to north korea. you have been to north korea, what you make of this breaking story?— this breaking story? well, i would say _ this breaking story? well, i would say first _ this breaking story? well, i would say first of _ this breaking story? well, i would say first of all, - this breaking story? well, i would say first of all, it - this breaking story? well, i would

and even in moscow, they fear unemployment on the peninsula due to their fault , after the full-scalelready transformed on a subsidy, they are not afraid that people in hotels will simply start laying off staff because they are simply not needed, because there is no one to serve, yes, it is worth mentioning the july holidays, this was a desire at the end of june again, the so-called federal government, from putin himself, to send amphibious ships with cars in order to bring more tourist traffic there to keep crimea afloat, moscow spends a colossal amount in the last two years, this figure reached four billion rubles, and taking into account the activity of promotion hostilities, the next season will be better until the peninsula is once again ukrainian, now their narrative has changed from the fact that nothing threatens crimea in crimea let's protect oksana tkachenko andriy vetushkin volodymyr cherenkov nazar kinash nataliya kucherenko tsn 1+1 marathon single news fourth jewish new year good honor is celebrated about the hasidic vats to the grave of his mentor the righteous nachman w

there were also other attacks on the peninsula. they took back the boy towers offshore drilling platforms in the black sea. they took a short, long range of air defenses on the peninsula, seemingly in preparation for this attack. and now they've struck the headquarters of the black sea fleet. the russian go back. governments in crimea has been warning people to stay away from the city center, fearing another folly of missiles, but so far, no confirmation of that having happened. the black c suite, of course, is russia's main point of military thrust in this work in ukraine. since the invasion began, and though there is celebration by ukrainian officials here in t of across the country, there's also concern that perhaps this will bring some retaliation. but just to give you a sense of the feeling on the ground tier of the national security council secretary alexi dental of tweeted, there are 2 options for the future of russia's block c suite voluntary or for self neutralization. so that gives you a sense of the putting on which the

towards the peninsula. san jose, 6070s, 80s and 90s on those temps. cooler and breezy windy tomorrow level off wednesday and then after that not much in the way of anything going on which is okay. steve thank you. coming up at 722, protecting against west nile virus which south bay neighborhoods are being sprayed for mosquitoes tonight. also, governor gavin newsom doubles down on his comments about a possible replacement for senator dianne feinstein if she's not able to finish her turn to things that he says are a must i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serio

andriy, we can say that the residents of the crimean peninsula who were mobilized into the occupyinghave already fallen into the prisoners surrendered to the prisoners and went to meet the village of the harrows. of course, in this series, in this situation, in this situation, this is a victim of forced mobilization and war crimes, and not an accomplice to these people, as we understand, a slightly different attitude than to the russians prisoners of war, even those who independently make the decision to surrender well, definitely because we emphasize once again that this is a victim of a crime and a citizen of ukraine and a ukrainian. a russian rotorcraft with a crew there with a commander, all about the lands in ukraine , and we all saw this interview and everything else, and this too. by the way, how about a submarine, it’s the first case, as you said, in history. history can develop according to your opinion, including taking into account the future offensive on crimea. well, in all directions. well, this is up to the leadership of the armed forces to decide, but in principle, ho

they change from the point of view of the conflict, because the russians on the territory of the peninsulad of time and did not suffer such losses for their fleet at the time when the ships of this fleet were on land a-a well, in fact, it is necessary to look at it in a complex way, because the successes that we are now seeing from the armed forces of ukraine. yes, in the territory of crimea, it is the destruction of modern russian anti-aircraft missiles with s400 missile systems and the strikes on the e russian ships in the places of basing and repair and destruction of these russian military vessels, all these moments are actually one of the results of the systematic preliminary work of what the armed forces of ukraine actually started doing last year. well, in fact, the decline of the russian black sea fleet and russian military potential in crimea began with er, as they say cruiser moscow and further er, the affairs of the russian or ffrf simply went downhill because er, further where was he not the first blow to the gut of boyka was the loss of the island by a snake of russian control

recently very effectively for the ukrainian security and defense forces on the temporarily occupied peninsula and will continue to be of course, this is a general plan that consists of many separate operations of the elements of september 11 - these are the towers of boyka 13 september - these are the events at the corresponding plant in sevastopol on the night of today, the 14th, this is definitely yevpatoria. but it seems unfair to me not to mention august 23, when they also talked about the destruction of the russian anti-aircraft missile system on the territory of crimea in the area of ​​cape tarkhankut 400 is the same triumph as today, mr. andriy, how did you manage to do it? well, let's say how did you manage to realize tarkhankut then without the boyko towers yet to be implemented. in this case, it is very often. and on purpose, information is provided with a certain delay, and of course, september 11 is the date of publication of information on the narrow-gauge bomber, the operation itself, including the final part, came earlier, and that allowed us to continue successfully other acti

it is sending a message to russia that the peninsula is under threat. the moment, in fact really for over a year now, they have been targeting the fleet headquarters and targeting the fleet headquarters and targeting the vessels, they have used a variety of means to do that, they have targeted air defences and logistics lines through the peninsula. most prominently, the kerch bridge and the peninsula into zaporizhzhia and kherson in the north, as part of a pattern to make it painful for russia to hold and show it is not secure. the point of the ground operation in northern zaporizhzhia whether ukrainians are making progress is to bring crimea more in weapons range by the ukrainians, so it is all a large focus on that area.- ukrainians, so it is all a large focus on that area. managing to strike the headquarters - focus on that area. managing to strike the headquarters of - focus on that area. managing to i strike the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet makes a very good headline how much do you think this helps president zelensky as he is in north

statistics or polls that are conducted today by the russian authorities or the occupiers on the peninsula they are nervous. but because the peninsula lives in fear and mistrust, any and what is the essence of sociological quantitative analysis is impossible there, it will be false, the same applies to voting indicators, yes, that is, the russians can paint anything they want, but the fact that crimea does not take part in this. as i would like to be an occupier, this is true , thank you, thank you, alim-bey bera ber a limbei journalists, human rights defender, deputy general director of the ukrainian institute, co-founder of the krymsoz, was in direct contact with us right now and it is up to 6 p.m., which means that antin and i are going on a well-deserved rest, but we have to work , our news will work constantly, and anna , i am ready for melnyk to tell what has happened in ukraine and the world in the last hour , colleague, thank you for your work , i will wait for you, as well as our viewers , tomorrow, and then the news editor will work and tell about the most important the so-called

it's the security relationship is no longer a peninsula security relationship, it has gone from peninsula to regional to now global in many ways. and these are the technologies that north korea continues to pursue and tries to perfect. perhaps with the assistance of russia which would be as the minister said, a very concerning development to be sure and not something that the united states and south korea alliance would sit idly by. where do we go from here? i'd say that first, things like the resumption of exercises in a full and robust way is very important. these are two very capable militaries with south korea and the united states and they have to practice. it's that simple. i often describe to people how would you like to go into surgery with a surgical team that had never done the procedure before. when the costs are high, i need someone who is experienced and practice is very important and so we see the exercises as a former practice. the build ready is first, and what we call interoperability, the ability to work with each other's forces, to exchange data. to make radio calls to

both present significant threats to peace and stability on the korean peninsula, the indo-pacific and beyond. attempts to assist north korea's unlawful program or to engage in arms trade with north korea must therefore stop. we sternly warn that these actions not only flagrantly violate multiple resolutions, but endanger security. permanent members of the security council including russia and china have a heavier duty to abide by binding resolutions adopted by the council. i cannot emphasize this enough. meanwhile, north korea continues to squander scarce resources on advancing unlawful nuclear and ballistic missile programs. it is launching record numbers of missiles and so-called satellites when its own people are starving and economic hardship. the human rights of north korea people and the security on the korean peninsula are closely connected. the multi-million and tens of millions of dollars diverted to every missile launch should have been spent on improving the lives of its own starving people. north korea's actions are irrational, irresponsible and immoral. ladies and gentlem

this is the first time that the ukrainians used western weapons inside the peninsula and specifically in sevastopol. how much damage is there? russian ships , there is little information about this, but what is known was analyzed by the bbc correspondent pavla aksyonov. there were photos of a strong fire, and during the day there were photos that allegedly showed a damaged amphibious ship in the dock. if this photo is real, then the probability that this ship will not be restored is quite high . in the photo, you can see severe damage above the water . in addition, the high temperature during burning can change the properties of the metal. at the same time, the ministry of defense of russia claims that both ships will be able to restore this attack on sevastopol, the largest and most successful since the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine in february 22, except if the information about the serious damage and even the destruction of two ships will be confirmed, this will significantly increase the total number of sunken and destroyed russian ships led by the kamens

more powerful military formations and places of deployment they have many logistics centers on the peninsuland cling to it but we have convincing arguments and last night they observed it near the crimean coast these so-called boyko towers what are they valuable to you primarily valuable the fact was that we deprived the occupier of the opportunity to observe the water situation now, expose it, expose it as much as possible, deprived them of their surveillance equipment , deprived them of the opportunity not only to see a a and to direct it there and deploy it there others have a different technical base and now this is still a very powerful moral and psychological signal that emphasizes the advancement of the defense forces even on water, the fourth day today of the training exercise siberia forest in the water area of ​​the black sea, tell me, during these four days, any peculiarities in behavior were observed the enemy, well, the maximum activity of tactical aviation was concentrated precisely in the direction from the crimean peninsula to the snake island, they did not dare to go further

the western coast of the peninsula, mines, dragon teeth, trenches .hat do the places where they used to sunbathe look like ? a lot of fake structures there are a lot of all these so-called dragon's teeth when russia annexed crimea 9 years ago, the russians were happy now this is their recreation area but after the full-scale invasion in many sanatoriums, says the permanent representative of the president of ukraine in crimea and milatasheva, the russian military lives there, well, in fact , the rehabilitation places are turned into separate hospitals, and they also use schools for this emotions. of ukraine from the kherson region in the south , there are still beaches for civilian access, but the so -called so-called “swa” scared away many people from going there on vacation, and hotels, boarding houses, restaurants and beaches with attractions from the void by 50%. compared to the past, imagine 1:43 p.m. and sunny gorsko beach can be completely said to be practically empty. wait, i live here. this is our most central street and it is usual time here.

realities about the current situation on the occupied peninsula.d states of america condemned the new russian attacks on ukraine, in particular, and the shelling of the port of konstantinovka in donetsk region. this was reported by white house spokeswoman karenjen pierre. she emphasized the importance of supporting ukraine and also reminded that the kremlin itself can complete the war is the one that withdraws its troops at any time and stops the brutal attacks. and in the european union, they called on russia to immediately stop its inhumane and illegal aggression. this was a quote the spokesman for the eu's foreign and security policy, petro stano, let me remind you that a rescue operation was completed in kostyantynivtsi the night before, it is known that 17 people died and 32 were injured, the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine calls these figures. in the middle of the day they hit the market in the city center in the donetsk regional military administration, they say that the type of weapon is still being specified the attack on kostyanty

this is a confirmed fact, every attack launched on the crimean peninsula is conducted and directed byintelligence officers, literally all remote sensing satellites have already been put under arms , even commercial ones, they are at the tactical level, the picture is up to aviation alliance aircraft enter the black sea waters, circle for several hours, sometimes it takes almost a whole day to collect data day, and then, following the will of the all-seeing eye, ukraine sets off on another suicidal attack on itself. they are already not the owners for a long time. after all, the information is not completely transmitted to the ukrainians; kiev sees only what he is allowed to see . initially, the data comes from satellites , they are processed and certain objects of interest are determined, and then , as a rule, unmanned aerial vehicles are sent for clarification. all this information, of course, does not go immediately. it goes to headquarters. uh, first of all. nato of this brussels pentagon information that came. it is, accordingly, then sent to the general staff of ukraine which, ac

the headlines: the us and south korea hold joint military drills in the waters east of the korean peninsula, and with escalating tensions with north korea. hundreds of settlers back by the israeli military, once again stormed the last mask drawing condemnation from muslim countries. also the headlines russia and ukraine say the air defenses of down, missiles and drones as the war enters the 20th month. well welcome to our studios in the capital tahan, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. south korea and the us have kicked off joint war games in the waters east of the korean peninsula a mid simmering tensions with puyongyang. south korea's navy says the three-day exercises involved nine vessels and two patrol aircraft from the two sides. the will focus on anti-submarine warfare and life fire drills. spokesman for the drills says the exercises will serve effectively deter and respond to nuclear and missile threats from the democratic republic of korea. the dprk says as military moves are defensive and has condemned the joint war games as rehearsals for invasion. a correspondent and s

we have been watching the ukrainian defense forces destroy military infrastructure on the crimean peninsula. first, it was the pppo systems that ours destroyed, then the command post near sevastopol, well , the headquarters of the black sea fleet of the russian federation, information has already appeared that the russians are trying to transfer part of the ships with calibers to feodosia sevastopol, in particular, it is about buyan enta corvette, one karakurt corvette and at least two minesweepers of the alexandrite project, and a large amphibious a ship of project 775. in your opinion, under what conditions will the russians be generally intolerable on the crimean peninsula, because they are now trying to redeploy, some way, regroup, and this is still possible, after the ukrainians cut this land corridor that you are talking about you say, that is, having reached mariupol and creating a peninsula in this way, well, in fact, an island , if the crimean bridge is destroyed, they really will not... when the crimean fortress goes under water, only long-range missiles, the same attacks, can do

friends, well, brag about whether you have contacts, as they say, with our temporarily occupied peninsulao they say about the last cotton? of course, i have, and here it is interesting, what they say about vavovni , for them it is a signal that we are close, but what they say about how they behave conditionally not ours, here are those who wanted to be there someday: folks, this is really interesting, because many of those who ran for these referendums, well, they are elderly people, middle-aged people there, who thought that they would end up in russia and it would be like everything in the moscow tv series. that means life and grace, they are now absolutely, obviously they are angry, they are angry with russia, with the local authorities, they consider them liars and traitors and advise their children to flee to europe, ukrainians, go to ukraine, that is, this is a very interesting moment. in fact, regarding my observations, i also carefully monitor crimean social networks, i see what is happening, there are currently three, but crimean society can be divided into three categories, the

the russian and next caught me in peninsula comes under fire. ukraine claims a deadly missile strike on moscow's naval command. and so basketball and the russian installed governor, the warns of more rockets to calm us media. se washington is now planning to send ukraine long range missiles to help keep with its ongoing counter offensive. and hope, frances challenges us leaders to open their ports to people fleeing hardship. the pontiff, e, as in france, highlighting the place of refugees, the and a warm welcome to of viewers around the world. unlike local, the russian installed, governor of sebastian poll says the crime in peninsula has been the target a fresh missile strikes. he reported air defense systems had intercepted walk. it's on saturday morning. the latest attacks come, the day after ukraine's military struck the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet footage has surfaced online showing the moment of the attack on friday. russia says it's fair defense systems shot down 5 incoming missiles and one service man was missing. ukraine's military however, says several senior ru

the russian and next claim in peninsula comes under fire. ukraine claims a deadly missile strike on moscow's naval command. instead of a simple and the russian installed governor, there warns of more rockets to come, us media, se washington is now planning to send. you create a long range missiles to help keep with it's ongoing counter offensive. and po, frances challenges. europe's leadership opened their ports to those pointing hardships. the pontiff is in france, highlighting the place of refuge in the hi. michael ok. welcome to the program. the russian installed governor of se stobel says the crimean peninsula has been the target of fresh ms missile strikes. he reported air defense systems had intercepted rockets on saturday morning. the latest attacks come a day after ukraine's military struck the headquarters of russia's blacks. the fleet footage has surface online showing the moment of the attack on friday. russia says it's air defense system shocked in 5 incoming missiles and one service that was missing. ukraine's military however, says several senior russian navy commanders were ki

and the democratic people's republic of korea warns the korean peninsula is on the brink of nuclear war due to the united states hostil. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in tehran, thank you for joining us, my name is gisumi shahmadi and these are top store. this hour. iran has called on the international community to condemn the recent nuclear threats made by the israeli prime minister, targeting the islamic republic. the international community should reject and condemn any normalization of nuclear rhetoric and in particular, the threat of use of nuclear weapons, as made at the 78th session of the united nations general assembly by the israeli. regime prime minister, which only serves to undermine the international peace and security. irons permanent mission to the united nations office and other international organizations in geneva made the call on the occasion of international day for the total elimination of nuclear weapons, it said iran is victim of weapons of mass destruction and will effectively cooperate with o

target the headquarters of rushes, lexi fleet, and crimea, and a series of recent attacks on the peninsula. the answer of any of this is elza 0 lives from the also coming up sedans, willing council chief speech, dallas has 0 warnings, you months long conflict could spread beyond his nation's borders. we travel deep into morocco's remote atlas mountains to see how a small community is coping 2 weeks after a devastating or squint. and the head of the roman catholic church cleans square all nations to take responsibility and help migrants seeking a new life in europe. the . it's just cost a $1400.00 g m t. we start in russian controlled crimea, where moscow says there's been another attack on his black sea port of sylvester pool. nearby c passenger traffic has been suspended, notion no casualties have been reported. all of this comes a day after you create your mid sized target to the headquarters of the russian blacks, the fleets in the city. the head of ukraine's intelligence says at least 9 people are killed in that attack. moscow says that their defense system is shut down 5 missiles and

us in the korea hold joint military drills in the waters east of korean peninsula amit escalating tension with north korea. russia and ukraine say their air defenses have down missiles and drones as the war enters is 20th month. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in the press tv, world news. hundreds of set back by the israeli military of storm the alaxa mosk drawing condemnation from muslim countries, nowers toard the compound and perform rituals there, which are considered sacriligious to the site. saudi arabia and egypt has separately condemned the move describing it as an act of provision. saudi arabia's foreign ministry said that raad firmly stands by the palestinian people and supports all efforts to end occupation. egypt also called on the influential international parties to fulfill their responsibilities and protect a palestinian holy sites and palestinian's legitimate rights. under decades long agreements signed by israel, non-muslim worship at the alaxa mosk is prohibited. sighhover has seen almost daily incursions by israelly sellers in recent weeks. as jews from. around the wo

hossain ibrahim, journalist for the lebanese albar daily, an expert in arabian peninsula affairs. it's a pleasure to have you with. mr. ibrahim, now the talk of saudi normalization with the israeli entity and the efforts made by the biden administration to try and complete the deal of the century 2.0 if i may were the focus of commentaries and media coverages all across the world because it was the crown prince himself that uttered it last week. we know that normalization talks began several years and even have been going on uh aggressively for the past several months as well, both secretly and publicly, but what is new? about this build up in the media at the moment? i think that what is new in this issue is that the parties have reached final results that require either approval or rejection. it has become clear what conditions are presented to each party and what they can accept or reject. we fully believe that this deal is tripart and not bilateral, meaning that the saudi's inexchange for normalization will receive american protection. the protection is in the form of security

man is missing after a long range missile hit the building of sylvester pole on the annex crimea peninsula. also in the program, china and syria agreed to closer ties. a syrian leader bizarre o sod visits join us for the 1st time in nearly 20 years. will ask what the 2 sides hoped to gain in germany's that men's football team. as a new coach, you'll get a novice one takes over the range officially and trouble time for the national guide. the really it's good to have you with us. the headquarters of russia black safely tour hits and a ukrainian missile strike footage surface online. shortly after the striking showing flames and black smoke coming from the building and sylvester pool and the crime in peninsula which russia annexed illegally in 2014, especially as defense ministry said initially that one service man had been killed, but then amended the statement to say that the person was missing, went on to say that russian, the air defense system shot down 5 of themselves. and why are we seeing ukraine step up these attacks on crimea in recent weeks? i asked military analyst sarina moran f

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can very quickly turn into an island and the russians will flee from the peninsula, as more than oney that tried to occupy once did or capture the crimean peninsula and well, of course , there will be no predictions about the finalization of the russian-ukrainian war, because this week there were also a lot of different opinions about how long the russian-ukrainian war will continue on the sidelines of the un the leaders of the big seven talked about the fact that the war could drag on for 6-7 years , what does david shar po, a military expert from israel, think about it , we will hear the verdict on the broadcast of the program well, i hope that he will comment on how israel still tries in the conditions of a permanent war er to ensure or protect from attacks on the energy infrastructure , what are they doing for this because it will be relevant for us precisely in the autumn er winter period because we see that russia is already striking the energy structure and infrastructure of ukraine. so what wait, literally in 10 minutes we will be on the air, i hope you like it oksana, thank

the victim found on a busy peninsula freeway.nts leading up to the confrontation and the search now under way for the shooter. >>> plus, new legal fallout from san francisco's effort to clean its homeless encampments. the reason supporters on both sides are claiming victory. >>> all new this morning, florida governor ron desantis heading back to the golden state. details on his visit this week in california as the presidential race is heating up. >>> this is "today in the bay." good wednesday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you started with the day. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that forecast. so what can we expect as we step out this morning? >> more sunshine, cool weather, and then it warms up and it becomes a very pleasant afternoon. some of the same weather we had some yesterday continues today. let's get a live look outside in dublin right now, where we are seeing our temperatures in the upper 50s. it's a cool morning and whatever clouds

called rostov for the day and how it was possible to break through the reinforced security of the peninsula, why was the powerful russian air defense blinded, and is this series of powerful raids not a prelude to the liberation of crimea ? tsn weekly journalist oksana radionova collected the puzzles of the week from which russians it is still storming, minsk is on fire, a large amphibious assault ship is smoldering, rostov-on-don, a new submarine of the russians, this is the main topic of the week, they hit the heart of the stolen ukrainian crimea by sea, a military plant in sevastopol , ukraine, the involved performers can only the game in the cities is being charted, it will be possible to continue even more effectively and it has been waiting for a long time sevastopol is waiting kamchatka is waiting kronstadt is waiting, the special services do not reveal the details and we tried to put together this puzzle of a multi-series special military operation, an operation that will definitely enter the history textbooks that our soldiers carried out by nato under water on the ground and in the

i visited every single village on the peninsula. finally, we found three more than 100 years old.es were his only hope to bring back the urla black grape. normally it is 80%, 90% success when you graft them... yeah. ..but, with them, because they were too old, the success was 10%. but can wasn't one for giving up. he spent the next decade painstakingly propagating the vines. finally, turkey's urla karasi is growing strong. now, lam giving it to the other producers in urla region. it was here for thousands of years, so it's going to be spread again and many people will produce wine with urla karasi. for now, can is still blending the urla karasi with other varieties. his signature bottle is mixed with another black grape, nero d'avola of italy. wow. it looks really deep in colour, eh? it is. these three wines can be aged easily 30 years. should we give it a try? sure, why not? oh, that's lovely. so why is it a blend? we didn't have enough at the beginning. we are still propagating. starting from next year, i hope we will have pure urla karasi. congratulations in bringing this ancie

, not for the first time the fact of damage was quickly confirmed and the occupying power of the peninsula made a statement , the russian governor of sevastopol razvazaev a the ministry of defense of the russian federation later reported that five ukrainian missiles had been shot down and one person was killed. however, the information was later corrected to missing. i will add that in an interview with radio liberty in august, the head of the gur, kyrylo bogdanov, stated the ability of ukrainian forces to reach any point in the occupied crimea to strike of the enemy, dmytro pletchuk, spokesman for the naval forces of the armed forces of ukraine , joins our broadcast, dmytro. good evening, my greetings. good evening to each other, friends. daytime blows, i want to ask you about this. at 17:00 kyiv time , a student my colleague from crimea realia reported that there was another loud explosion in crimea, and the windows were shaking . he says maybe you know something about this . it is not known. and in general. this is not us. you can buy such a rocket in any military market. well, it’s as

andriy, we can say that the inhabitants of the crimean peninsula who were mobilized into the occupyingre already captured, surrendered to capture and went to meet the village of borony. of course, in this situation in this situation, this is a victim of forced mobilization and war crimes, and not an accomplice, ugu e to these people, as we understand it, has a slightly different attitude than to russian prisoners of war, even those who independently make the decision to surrender themselves. and a ukrainian, and in general, mr. andriy will be. tell me, please, after this case of a brilliant operation , just bravo, but the whole world. i think i saw it when on a russian helicopter with a crew there , with a commander, about the lands, everyone is in ukraine, and we everyone has seen this interview and it's still different and this too by the way, what about the submarine is the first case as you said in history, and how can this story develop in your opinion, including taking into account the future offensive on crimea well and in all directions well, this is up to the leadership of the

mostly sunny skies on one side of the peninsula. that bog is still laying around.n mind, temperatures are in the 60s today. high pressure is moving out, low pressure is moving in and i will do a couple of things for us. it will start bringing in more clouds. it will cool our temperatures down and it is changing the direction of the winds. daytime highs today still average. we are talking about the northbay sitting in the 80s from santa rosa all the way into napa -- let's head along the peninsula down across the golden gate bridge into the heart of san francisco where you can't even see it right now. upper 60s for a daytime high. concord into walnut creek and everywhere in between, warming up today into the upper 80s. some low 90s off toward antioch. all throughout the santa clara valley, we are going to be seeing some 80s in the forecast from fremont down into san jose. beautiful weather across the bay area. 80s are in the forecast today. we will cool out day by day as the area of low pressure moves in. if you live along the coast, you will not notice this as much.