nikolaevitch to try and iron out the conflict our correspondent peter oliver joins us now. hello there peter so it seems once again all prices are in dispute between two neighboring countries has there been any headway in resolving this conflict. all these discussions are still ongoing as it stuns the belorussian prime minister because of the coach in moscow to speak to his counterpart vladimir putin to try and i in out some kind of deal over the distribution of oil from russia to bella reuss now as a stearns there's been no deliveries of oil to russia from russia i beg your pardon to valorise since the first of january now this is because of the dispute between the companies and the two nations the russian side saying that they want a forty five dollar per ton of oil increase from bella ruse now it's put that into some more easy to understand terms a ton of oil gets you seven barrels and. has already signed up had already signed up to receive twenty one point seven million tons of oil over twenty eleven in. january alone they were set to get one point five million that's no

thanks very much indeed for that and i've mentioned those in hospital let's now cross over to peter oliver peter you're there at one of those hospitals there in the russian capital what's the latest on those who are being treated currently. well of the one hundred eighty there were injured in monday's blast one hundred nine eleven was leave to be still in hospitals throughout most go in the moscow region now nearly half of those is said to be in what's described as a critical all serious condition by doctors now we were able to speak to some doctors earlier and they were describing the kind of injuries that people are in hospital receiving treatment for deficit via burns you just heard either mention the explosive device contained metal fragments that were placed inside a plastic explosive and seen some horrendous shrapnel injuries now that is called some terrific terrific to terrible wounds to the people who were in the vicinity of that blast what it when it went off now president dmitri medvedev has been to visit the hospital where i am in central moscow today to see for himself firsthan

thanks very much indeed for that ivan mentioned those in hospital let's now cross over to peter oliver peter you're there at one of those hospitals there in the russian capital what's the latest on those who are being treated currently there we were able to speak to some doctors earlier and they were describing the kind of injuries that people are in hospital receiving treatment for them for severe burns you just heard either mention the air in the explosive device contained metal fragments that were placed inside the plastic explosive intervenes in a horrendous shrapnel injuries now that it's caused them to retrieve terrifically to. to the people who were in the vicinity blast what it took when it went off now president dmitri medvedev has been to visit the hospital where i am in central moscow today to see for himself firsthand what is being done to help people who were injured in this explosion also prime minister vladimir putin has been visiting hospitals elsewhere in his role as prime minister it comes under his remit to make sure that the hospitals all running up to scratch and m

to try and ironed out the conflict our correspondent peter oliver joins us live meeting. hello there peter so it seems once again all prices are in dispute between two neighboring countries has there been any headway in resolving this conflict. well it's taking quite a while but it seems that they finally hammad out some sort of deal between russia and belarus over the recent oil dispute prime minister vladimir putin's been in talks with this better russian counterpart the few hours this afternoon we were expecting to hear from him a while ago but we've just heard that they've come to an agreement they would see russia subsidizes full point one billion dollars worth of oil still below right now they had the oil companies in russia had previously been saying that they wanted forty five dollars per ton of oil more than bellary so currently paying put that into some sort of other terms a ton of oil is exactly about seven barrels of the black still for now della reese was expecting to receive one point five million barrels of oil over that january alone they haven't received a

fifteen degrees celsius it takes courage to brave the icy waters as you can imagine well anyway peter oliver went for a bit of a discovery. in the tradition of the author talks church here in russia the nineteenth of january is the date of the know what that means to people who worship the orthodox church is that was the date that jesus was baptized now to celebrate that here they jump into the freezing cold rivers of russia now here in moscow where i am at least could a hole in the ice on the mosque of our river to make sure that bush prison people can jump into the river and celebrate dot's feast day of the epiphany no it's not just a religious thing this is now become something of a health kick if you will for people that want to come into the water to believe that the the icy temperatures can have some health properties for you can make you feel better in yourself the way it works in the religious sense is that it will see you again it will cleanse you of your sins and it will set you up for the new year your life to the blessing over the ice pool by a priest is headed essentially into a

counterpart mikhail meus now the cold which to try and iron out the conflict our correspondent peter oliver brings us the latest from the meeting. it's taken quite a while but it seems that russia and belarus of come to terms over the recent oil dispute it's come between the two nations a proposal has been put forward is accepted by both sides we'll get to that in just a moment that wasn't the only thing that was being discussed by prime minister vladimir putin and his belorussian counterpart bella reese will also receive a six a billion dollar created from russia to build a new nuclear power station that's something that's also been on the table for discussion and the meeting between the two pm as well in the oil dispute it's become between these two nations there's been no oil sent from russia to bellary since the first of january now it seems that we will see the resumption of oil transport from russia into valerie's following the meeting between the prime ministers now this has threatened to affect the production of diesel oil in belarus that could be shipped into europe. to the fact th

to china are not the conflict our correspondent peter oliver has the story.t's taken quite a while but it seems that russia and belarus of come to terms over the recent oil dispute it's come between the two nations a proposal has been put forward is accepted there's been no oil sent from russia to bellary since the first of january now it seems that we will see the resumption of oil transport from russia into belarus following the meeting between the prime ministers now this has threatened to affect the production of diesel oil in belarus that could be shipped into europe due to the fact that belarus wasn't receiving the oil that it was supposed to get from russia because it refused the initial deal that the big oil russian oil companies put forward no for the prime minister vladimir putin and his brother russian counterpart seem to have come to a deal in which russia will give a subsidy of four point one billion dollars to bellary to ensure the critic of oil and the distribution of oil can continue between the t. nations used. there are of course questions r

there is now a museum in moscow that allows you to relive a cold war threat of a nuclear strike peter oliver ventured on the ground. it's a door like no other designed to stop a nuclear blast. the shock wave. has awaited both want point five goals and the same interest will scar it was it. was it has a wall sickness about six metres or fraying force of cord. if you had been lucky enough to escape the initial explosion inside or enough food in end to last about two weeks it was to command and control all the surface forces and nothing more. but you know what sixteen days later nuclear war all fires in addition level decreased as a level where when you can walk and breathe in special protective suits those stationed at the shelters would have had less the ninety seconds to put on a suit should radiation be detected inside and i can tell you that they aren't easy to get on in a rush story nor are they particularly comfortable to wear. it's not just these purpose built facilities they were designed to protect in case of a nuclear attack one of moskos iconic landmark is also there to protect bigg

button now though the relics of the past have been transformed into a tourist attraction artie's peter oliver takes up the story was it's a door like no other designed to stop a nuclear blast is it here to doris was a pretty big thing as a shockwave or one of her stray it has a way to both want point five goals and are the same as the interest was current was a mix of new ways of walls it has a wall sickness about six meters or fraying force of corner and if you had been lucky enough to escape the initial explosion in sunlight or enough food in end to last about two weeks it was to command and control all the surface forces and nothing more. but you know what sixteen days later nuclear war all fires in the radiation level decreased as a level where when you can walk and breathe in special protective suits those stationed at the shelters would have had less the ninety seconds to put on their suit should radiation be detected inside and i could tell you that they aren't easy to get on in the rush hour stop nor are they particularly comfortable where. it's not just these purpose built facilities

protect people from attack still exist today giving tourists a living history experience art is peter oliver has been to visit one in moscow. it's a dual like no other designed to stop a nuclear blast is it here to doris was a pretty big thing as a shockwave or one of the first phrase but here's a way to both want four and five goals the same interest was scored was a mistake. was it has a wall sickness about six metres or fraying force of concrete if you had been lucky enough to escape the initial explosion inside enough to last about two weeks it was to command and control. surface forces and nothing more. but you know what. later nuclear war all fires in radiation level decreased of the level where when you can walk and breathe in a protective suit. those stationed at the shelters would have had less the ninety seconds to put on a suit should radiation be detected inside and i could tell you that they aren't easy to get on in a rush. and they particularly comfortable. it's not just these purpose built facilities they were designed to protect in case of a nuclear attack one of the most goe

hundred of those injured in the blast remain in hospitals across the russian capital noughties peter oliver who's one of them has more in our force. half of those people still receiving treatment already a condition described as either serious or critical by medical staff here at the hospital's president medvedev is on site here at the city center hospital where i am sure a few hours ago to see firsthand the medical response to those who are still in hospital receiving treatment now also prime minister vladimir putin be visiting hospitals around the city to see those who have been injured in the explosion now in these role as prime minister that comes under its remit of domestic duties to to make sure that the hospitals are looking after these people who are being caught up in this explosion to make sure that they have the right amount of supplies that they act adequate facilities adequate space in order to make sure that medical staff can give the best possible care to those people who are injured the prime minister vladimir putin has been reassured that all of the required hospital beds a

officially handed over the biggest sporting event on the planet to the country sports minister or he's peter oliver reports from st petersburg where the ceremony happened. it's all official now they signed today a specially a three headed contract between the russian football union and the russian government well essentially that means is the first say that they will guarantee that the world cup will be held in russia in twenty eighteen the russian government say that they will provide the russian football union with all of the required help that they need to be able to put it on and the russian football union say that they will put it on no this comes after we heard just a couple of months ago that they would be given the chance to host the tournament in twenty eighty as you say the first time she's ever hosted it the first time it will ever be hosted in eastern europe now before the signing ceremony said blatter the fever president met with prime minister vladimir putin and belive me putin during that meeting talk to journalists and said they'll be able to put on a fantastic told him and. we woul