in response, the belarusian red cross is holding an extraordinary congress in september of this year,t which shevtsov is re-elected as secretary general of the organization. however, the board of the international federation. already in the form of an ultimatum demands his resignation, what about red cross? for some reason, they always believed that this is an organization that should come to the aid of people, it seems, but it periodically comes to the rescue, but here with the red cross everything is very complicated, because there really are a lot of sincere people working in the red cross who really independent people who came there to help, they put all their resources into this, but at the same time there is, let’s say, the political part of the leadership, which is independent in words, but at the same time, look: such fakes appear as belarus is stealing children who come to the republic of belarus for recovery and never return home. well, at first it was funny, but we understand perfectly well that no one is going to investigate or refute anything, is not going to and never do

ludmila, you mention that an important step everywhere is the appeal to the red cross. an option, but where exactly? because we see that some units in some countries of the red of the cross simply went over to the side of the occupier. together, with the money of unicef, they are transporting our kidnapped children to stalin's camps in belarus. then they say that we can't do anything, they won't let us to olenivka, and you remember all the other scandalous things that happened in russia with the red cross, in particular their minister of foreign affairs, and in this case there is some option, what is for sure, well , our people will receive an answer from the red cross to the central office to write, where, where exactly, ha accepts appeals. from around town income of relatives, that is, our citizens need to contact the ukrainian branch of the international red cross. you know, i completely agree with you here that the international red cross is an organization that very slowly takes care of our citizens, yes, it cooperates with these russian invaders, but according to..

among the 100 countries that were in turkey , the world red cross only honored jamiat lal ahmad of theislamic republic of iran, and we did the same in syria. we did the same thing in libya , we did the same thing in the floods in pakistan, even in morocco, when there was an earthquake and more than 2,000 people died there, we announced our readiness to help in many places where it is needed, we don't care if something happens anywhere. and if they are in need and we are able to afford it, we don't care and we don't have money to give. yes, and we will start from the beginning of this year. a report of my colleagues is being prepared about the aid delivery, participation in the aid delivery in the framework of nowruz trips, when most of the compatriots go to their own cities and countries to disobey their families. we will see a report from different cities in the framework of nowruz travel, and then we will talk about this issue. at the same time as the beginning of nowruz trips , the relief and treatment teams of the red crescent society were deployed in jeddah and at the entry and ex

actually a display from the international committee of the red cross in key. thank you. thank you for having a look. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today in your current president for the zalinski has rejected the call from pope francis for peace talks with russia. the pope said ukraine should have the courage to raise the white flag and negotiate zalinski says the pope should not try to mediate from thousands of kilometers away the at least 26 people have been killed in slash flooding and land slides in indonesia. 11 others are still missing on the island of some of trump. while the flood waters are receiving, rescue efforts are being handed by power outages and damaged roads. right to good of hollywood hit the red carpet for the biggest night of the year in show base the oscars, the nuclear blockbuster, oppenheimer, dominated the ceremony. christopher nolan's epic scope 7 awards, including best will best director and best act period trauma and maria, se oppenheimer often hymer talked. it's a night of domination with the award for best p

or... for our part, we immediately enter into interaction with the international committee of the red crossith the missing persons search agency of the international committee we exchange lists between the red cross and the ukrainian ombutzman, i must say that this is how a number of our military personnel were identified, thank god. the volume of ombudsmen in the new russian regions, i believe, is now very difficult period, what are the most significant, what are the problems you have to face and how to solve them? these are issues of lost documents, issues of assigning pensions, issues of education, admission to higher educational institutions, provision of medical care, we turn to each other almost on a daily basis. and hold a reception for citizens and people, explain to people where to go with this or that issue, how to resolve the issue of restoration or compensation for damaged property , cars, apartments, and so on, what is happening now from the point of view of appeals, citizens are more interested in general, and not in relation to a special military operation, but in general in

two days later, the head of the international red cross made a statement. oh dad wrote a letter for me, here i am giving it to you. thank you very much. here he announces like this . he says that after 5 months have passed since the renewal of conflicts with the terrible events in israel in the week of october, the situation in the gaza strip is deteriorating hour by hour. he says that there is no safe place for people to go . the hostages the continuous hostages are a shocking and unacceptable proposition. he says that the conflicts should stop . humane treatment of palestinian prisoners means he understands that they are mistreating palestinian prisoners and torturing them. he says that this border between humanity is barbarism. he says again that israel, as an occupying power, must provide for the basic needs of the people. he says that the rights between humanitarian international is a way out of the downward spiral we are currently witnessing and requests that you allow the hard cross. hilal ahmad, if a safe situation is created , we can go and help, m

we raised this issue at the world red cross assembly and... regarding sanctions, we demand not only for our own country for many other countries that are under embargo , now the red cross has given us the commitment to procure any medicine and facilities we want from the same factory without profit margin and make it available to us wherever the honorable ministry of health and food organization and the drug should announce its readiness to buy this drug. i want this product. we can obtain it and import it through the same approval that we had . we don't even give a memorandum of understanding, which is written first it is very harsh and turkmenchai and we did not go under the burden and i read the same memorandum in the assembly and they were forced to remove those clauses. even the consultation that i did with the esteemed legal deputy of the government was very much like this memorandum. it's good and we brought 400 stolen drugs for sma patients and we brought them for free without a single rial fee. in other cases, this jamiat al-ahmar has

, there is talk that inside the international red cross they already very much regret that they onceh conversations, they are not official yet, not are published, but nevertheless there are conversations that many sensible people at european headquarters are starting to say that sanctions imposed against the belarusian red cross in the form of suspension. his membership, firstly, does not correspond to the seriousness that was applied to us, yes, they generally contradict common sense, because, well, those sanctions that said that the belarusian red cross is still involved in illegal deportations, yes, a commission came here, a special commission from genevo, which investigated, which looked, which rendered a verdict, where it was written, at the same time, we confirm that the belarusian red cross did not take part in moving children. from donbass to belarus for recovery, at the same time, when the question was raised that our membership was suspended, one of the questions was, one of the apologies was stated that the belarusian red cross was involved in the illegal deportation of ch

and it certainly is for us at the international committee of the red cross. thank you very much. joshua display from the international committee of the red cross in key. thank you. thank you for having me. as have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines says, your current president for the landscape has rejected a call from po process. for peace talks with russia, the head of the catholic church, you said you crane should have the courage to raise the wind flock and negotiate. so then he says the pope should not try to media from thousands of kilometres away when he calls in germany has sentenced an american man to life in prison for murdering a us tourist. last june, he attacked 2 women and pushed them into a gorge. yet not most fond stein castle and bavaria killing one police in switzerland to have found the bodies of 5 missing cross country skews. they was cold and install mazda assessing all from the result result of some ops over the weekend. 6 person is still missing. united nations secretary general on sonya is latavia. shes urgent isr

understand that we ourselves were part of the italian red cross.s come to the rescue when there is any danger. but the americans knew perfectly well about the danger of united uranium; they were given special instructions and protective suits for working with radioactive projectiles. we even told our commanders that it was strange that the americans were wearing some kind of protective equipment, we they said: no, this is not associated with any danger. then, after returning to italy , he began to feel ill and began to die. servicemen, he was contacted by lawyer tartali, who offered help and spoke about the scale of the disaster. there are different data , someone says that 800 got sick, 400 of them have already died, someone says that 7,500 got sick, and 500 of them died, but i can say that there are a lot of them, some came to see me generals who also suffered from cancer and wanted me to protect them, therefore, from this... i conclude that only the highest military command knew about the danger, the lawyer faced strong opposition from the minis

the event is a fundraiser for red cross blood services which supplies 40% of the nation's blood supply. red cross officials say more importantly, it's to raise awareness about blood donations. >> oftentimes say the number one reason people don't donate blood. they weren't asked. so we're trying to make sure that we get the message out there that can make that task because every 2 seconds someone in the united states needs what? >> they have been asking for a little while now. last year's gala raised more than 1 million dollars. organizers are hoping to match or top that amount this year. >> alright, next in sports, march madness is off and running at a perennial power is gone. erin wilson will tell us who still dancing. and she's a preview of the stanford women as they begin stanford women as they begin their quest for ncaa title. - my childhood was kind of rough. my parents loved us but, they had a hard time showing it, you know. i wanna break out of that pattern so my daughter feels safe in a way that i didn't. - have you ever heard of something called toxic stress? it can develop in

unfortunately there is false information even among the human rights groups, the red cross etc. but as a person who is in charge of that file, i will give you the accurate figures. before october 7th, some 5,200 detainees were impresent, including about 450 children and minors under the age of 18 and 35 women. the rest of the detainees were men, but after october 7th, the occupation authorities. launched a crazy, brutal campaign against palestinians, arresting members of the legislative council, engineers, doctors, university students, general public, former prisoners, women and children. now, the number of palestinians held in israeli jails exceeds 12,000. that means 7,000 more palestinians have been detained since october 7th. that's kind of insane, because about 7,00 people were detained during just four months. between 700 and 800 people are also reported missing and their whereabouts are unknown, so we're talking about huge number of detainees and prisoners. these were the actual figures of palestinian detaines held in israeli jails. we often come across horrifying stories

i see the display is with the international committee of the red cross. he joins us now from key if i feel after 2 years of will hundreds of thousands and of bombs. and this house dropped tens of thousands of deaths. what shall we take from the story like the one that we've just seen? wisconsin by focusing on the consequence of one single level that as well as the piece that you have just shown exemplifies. we see that the areas that are located near to the front light has suffered immensely in the past 2 years from the proximity of the active fighting next to them. we see that buildings are discharged, including all of those, including hospitals, including schools. and we see that those who remain in these communities are typically among the most vulnerable, such as children, people with disabilities and elderly also, when the people included with soldiers. so we can see that the, the, the proximity to fighting means that public service is essential services. people should have access to our extremely difficult to reach. and the, you know, the internatio

the event, a fundraiser for red cross blood services which supplies 40% of the nation's blood supply.er, red cross officials say more importantly, it's to raise awareness about blood donations. >> we oftentimes say the number one reason people don't donate blood. they weren't asked. so we're trying to make sure that we get the message out there that can make that task because every 2 seconds someone in the united states needs what? >> last year's gala raised more than 1 million dollars. organizers are hoping to match or top that amount this year. >> coming public transit commuters will enter a world classical music. more on the program kicking off on buck. >> bart is looking for some talented musicians to fill its stations with music from the famous german classical composer, johann sebastian bach. these are photos of bart's junior buck kids playing violin piano recorder and cello at several different stations. it's part of the bach in the subways program running through the end of the month. anyone of any age can actually participate. no tipping is involved. those interested can regi

i am angry and will never forgive that i was forced to work under the auspices of the red cross.that we were helping people who later died in batches because of this contact with united uranus. i can’t get over the fact that i didn’t warn my guys, the young military men under my command. i'm very sorry that they also paid or will pay for this. this is what makes me furious, and lawyer tartalia is going to move on, he plans to file lawsuits in international courts. i want it written into law that the use of unified uranium is nothing less than a war crime. i want to achieve this. combined uranium is a waste of the nuclear industry, for example, if you want to produce fuel rods for a nuclear power plant from natural uranium, let's say one ton of fuel rods, then during the enrichment process, waste is generated in the form of 7-8 tons depleted uranium. currently , about one and a half million tons of depleted uranium have accumulated in the world, which must be stored and protected somewhere. it's incredibly expensive. it’s easier to dispose of it in some third world country in a na

the money that they gave him for the war, where will he have to turn, so to russia, at best to the red crosslook , dmitrievich, it’s not for nothing that i’m being ironic now, and when i say when the red cross, i understand that you are opposing within one large organization, i think, i was sure that i’m sure now that when you were part of the red cross , yes, we started, did you think what it was? table, then you are on the menu, this is the us secretary of state speaking, he says this is at the munich security conference, here you understand that god forbid zelensky has such a friend today as the united states of america, because, apparently, he is already i haven’t been sitting at the table for a long time, if i once sat at it, it was originally on the menu of this large and festive table, it immediately looked like a christmas pig or turkey on the table, yeah, only initially it was ruddy and beautiful, now it’s all that’s left of it. so they see us all in the form of a menu, yeah, initially , resources, technologies, territories, yes, just wipe it off the face of the earth so that the sa

i would like to inform you that the red crescent society is in daily contact with the red cross red crossiety of the country, mr. dr. colion, including the head of the palestine red crescent society, in the last five months . out of 3050 people martyred in gaza. reaching nearly 72 thousand people in five months recently, it has been revealed that 8 thousand people of these muslims are completely in need of health and medical services. in the last five months, 24,000 babies were born in such a condition that both babies and mothers absolutely need health services and drug treatment services. could we send a shipment? during this period, three shipments. by the red crescent society of the people of nodoost iran, the aid that was collected was sent in two shipments by air and one shipment by sea to the oppressed people of gaza. i remember that initial steps were taken so that we to be able to have an international complaint about the area and position of the red crescent, from the zionist regime for the crimes it is committing in gaza , where did this come to ? what stage are you at now ? th

the head of the international red cross has promised that he will implement this , so see that with a small capacity, the crescent organization of the islamic republic of iran was able to take two positive actions in this short period of time, and it also served you well. we believe that other actions can be taken, much more. our lawyers believe that for example, in this case of south africa, some of our lawyers believe that based on the fact that we can, in fact, by entering a third party in this case and supporting the interpretation we give of africa. in fact, it is very good to strengthen south africa with the help of south africa. also, according to article 11 of the law , it is actually countering the hostile actions of the zionist regime against the armed forces. in fact, all domestic and international capacities of domestic and international courts are required supporting the palestinian people should actually take action and they should be aware of the fact that the selection of institutions is a task that the law has put on them, and therefore you can actually do this. and a

in the red cross describes students conflicts as a for gulf view crisis, since millions remain displaced and on the verge of from it will have the latest. the united states has submitted a drawing for it. solution to the un security council that recognizes a need for an immediate cease fire in kansas sector state on st, blinking is in cairo for talks and says the resolution is linked to the release of captives held by a mass. lincoln's being continuing his diplomatic efforts with a series of meetings across the middle east, washington as previously vetoed attempts at the security council to achieve a cease fire. we're still having negotiations with other states on the council about this draft. i think the draft is a good one. i think we're very close to coming to a vote on this or taking it to a vote. and so let me leave it there. i think look, when you're drafting language for these types of resolutions, you try to find language where people can read into it what they need to read into it. so i don't really want to negotiate in public about about the text. well, let's take gabriel. it's

and behind her the red cross of red cross. it's a full color poster. and the caption at the top says, the greatest mother in the world. and you look at it, you think this looks familiar and you realize that it is a imitation of the pieta. and that's a whole genre of statuary. if you're familiar perhaps with the michelangelo pieta, there's a larger than life. mary cradling jesus right after the descent from the cross and it's exactly that. so using that and that's it's one of those things you look at that and you say you know it's like the dog tipping his head when you're talking to him. he's trying to figure out what you're saying. you just tip your head and you think, am i seeing? i think i'm seeing. and did no one notice at the time and object and i've seen it used a reproduction of it used recently it was in a post office appealing for fundraising for red cross. and there it was again, like, do you know what this is? do you know what this is? well, how about this complicated question? we would have this imaginary book, this an imaginary book, not on

which, again today still american red cross, that their main goal. right. so when big disasters like hurricanes and stuff like that come through, who are the ones providing additional shelter, food and stuff like that? that's the american red cross, right? so that goal still exists even today now. again, german, they claim themselves the birthplace of first aid training, at least the united states. right. and it was actually one of the first incidents, a recorded instance of, first aid training to the civilian right in american history. now, why was that so german pennsylvania was a mining town essentially. right. and this first group of people are trained are actually 25 miners who are trained. first aid. now, why miners. do you think that's. do you think that makes sense? was it just a random group of people? what do we think? yeah, it was a dangerous condition to work. yeah, absolutely. and dangerous, but where are you when you are a miner? underground. and who knows how long it takes to get back up, right? who knows if there's a cave in or who knows wha

well, that's actually thought to what i was going to of to the obstacles that the red cross face is on a daily a every day when a trying to deliver aid or reaching those most in need. has it? stephanie was sent over the last few weeks. the maintenance and actually you mentioned the process is 14 times with the most part, the confidence with speed, the stays that are to a windshield, like the size of the constant to 1000 can be turned into a gas on this is the power position and most of the are certainly it's doing its best expand, it's given a kind of response. we have a surgical team that has been working and living there because all of us since boston's over, they are performing an average of one of the probation stuff on surgery. so i'm gonna need it on the homepage basis. we've tried support difference left on the health care system because sometimes 80 organization with the of, for it isn't gas, the policy of interest and society bucks. this remains a problem with the ocean. there is a limited concept in china needs that can be bullied, so sailed, if even started, workers are allo

, there is talk that inside the international red cross they already very much regret that they oncethey are not official yet, they are not published, but nevertheless there are such conversations that many sensible people men in european headquarters are beginning to say that sanctions have been imposed against the belarusian red cross in the form of suspension of its membership. they just begin to slowly understand this situation and they understand that everything was wrong, so we need to give time, wait a little, so that normal people, when we escalate our position, we must of course say it, defend it, but when people understand themselves, it’s almost impossible to kill them, what do you think the next step will be in this direction, let’s go further, oh, i don’t know, i don’t know, to be honest, i too, we meet all sorts of people. values ​​of looking at your feet and not daring to dream about more, but that was not the case , they beat us, and instead of fixing our eyes on the ground, we look at our place among the stars and find it there, vladimir franovich was listening to th

return the money that was given to him for the war, where will he have to turn. at best, to the red cross’s not for nothing that i’m being ironic now and when i say when the red cross, i understand that you are opposing within one large organization, i think, i was sure, i am sure now, that when you joined the red cross, you started, you thought that this was such a complacent highest value in the best sense of the word, when a person fights for another person , well we'll see. you understand that god forbid zelensky has such a friend today as the united states of america, because, apparently, he has not been sitting at the table for a long time, if he once sat at him, he was originally on the menu of this large and festive table , he was immediately like a christmas pig or turkey on the table, only originally it was ruddy and beautiful, now all that’s left of it is, they don’t invite russia there, so they see us all as a menu, yeah, originally a resource. america, europe, sanctions, everything else. do you think they love us for this? they want to completely erase, i don’t know in what w

the uk has conditioned the continuation of armed sales to israel on granting access to the red cross to visit hamas forces detained by the regime. london argues that tel aviv is violating the international law by refusing to share detainy lists and to allow red cross visits. the british foreign secretary david cameron has also warned of a wider weapons embargo by europe. if the regime continues with his genocidal war on gaza, the threat comes on the heals of a recent decision by canada to impose an arms ban on israel over its violations of the international law in gaza. the uk has also been witnessing nationwide pro-palestine demonstrations. one such rally, hundreds of britains shut down arms factories across england and scotland to condemn the country's complicity in the israeli genocide against palestinians. the museum of miniature, simple things are converted to historic handcrafted masterpieces. it rises from the creativity of the inner child and has tourist attraction. maty mutavasilian was born in natans and grew up in tehran. join us on press tv to see his museum. welcome back

, there is talk that inside the international red cross they already very much regret that they oncenversations , they are not official yet, they are not published, but nevertheless there are such conversations that many sensible people at european headquarters are beginning to say that the sanctions imposed against the belarusian red cross in the form of suspension of its membership, firstly, they do not correspond to the seriousness that was applied to us, and they generally contradict common sense. this is wrong, sanctions, a lot, almost everything, so you understand, a lot, in western europe almost everyone says so, but in childhood you know who is to blame, it’s not the americans , they say it’s the fault, it’s the poles and the baltic states, they say it’s a big mistake that the eu’s eastern policy is given to countries like the baltics, poland, and then what do you care about, you and your traditions, they’re afraid admit that the americans simply persuaded you, told you to do this, the balts and the poles are to blame, the european union is a delusion, the main goal of the pr

the uk has conditioned the... continuation of armed sales to israel on granting access to the red cross to visit hamas forces detained by the regime. london argues that tel aviv is violating the international law by refusing to share detain e lists and to allow red cross visits. the british foreign secretary david cameron has also warned of a wider weapons embargo by europe if the regime continues with his genocidal war on gaza. the threat comes on the heals of a recent decision by canada to impose an arms ban on israel over its violations of the international. law in gaza. the uk has also been witnessing nationwide pro-palestine demonstrations. in one such rally, hundreds of britains shut down arms factories across england and scotland to condemn the country's complicity in the israely genocide against palestinians. the u.s. israel genocidal war in gaza has caused huge public outcry around the world with calls getting louder to boycot or to impose sanctions on the occupying regime. western countries have so far. confused to heat those calls from their own citizens, they also continue t

money that was given to him for the war, where will he have to turn, so to russia, at best, to the red crossthing that i’m being ironic now and saying, when the red cross, i understand that you are opposing inside one large organization, i think , i was sure, i am sure now, that when you joined the red cross, you started, you thought that... at the table, then you are on the menu, this is what the us secretary of state says, he says this at the munich security conference, here you understand that god forbid zelensky has such a friend today as the united states of america, because, apparently, he has not been sitting at the table for a long time, if he once sat at him, he was originally on the menu of this large and festive table, and it immediately looked like a christmas pig or turkey on the table, yeah, only initially it was ruddy and beautiful, now it’s from him. so they see us all in the form of a menu, yeah, initially, resources, technologies, territories, yes, just wiped off the face of the earth in order to - the same belarus, well, what's the point of us, except for the geopolitical

hasha mehna, the spokesperson of the international committee of the red cross in gaza, pointed to theision of some countries to send aid by air to the gaza strip , and emphasized that sending aid by air is not enough. and it does not address the basic needs of the palestinians. referring to the death of a number of people in gaza while receiving aid by air, hesham mehna added that security in the aid delivery process is one of the most important issues and sending aid by land is the best option for providing aid to the residents of gaza. welcoming the holy month of ramadan in the gaza strip last night, north of this barricade , was the scene of the madiya sourai of the refugees for the beloved prophet of islam on the occasion of the arrival of the holy month of ramadan. in the city of rafah, located in the south of the gaza strip, despite the attacks and siege, as well as the severe lack of food , people went to welcome the holy month of ramadan. rafah that it houses more than half of the residents of gaza and has turned into a tent city due to the settlement of refugees. the prime mi

the event is a fundraiser for red cross blood services which supplies 40% of the nation's blood supply. red cross officials say more importantly, it's to raise awareness blood donations. >> we oftcntimes say the number one reason people don't donate blood. they weren't asked. so we're trying to make sure that we get the message out there that can make that task because every 2 seconds someone in the united states needs what? >> last year's gala raised more than a million dollars. organizers are hoping to match or even top that amount this year. and we don't feel safe anywhere. because the world leaves airliners. >> still ahead, the valais whole couple wrongly accused of staging a kidnapping once again. they have a conversation with law enforcement, but asking police to do. california joins an antitrust lawsuit against apple. investigators say the tech giant is hurting consumers. that a lot of birthday cakes. when you make a wish, what do you wish for? that make 91? well, you know, it's not every day you turn 90. i catch up with the san francisco's former mayor willie brown as he celebr

at european headquarters are beginning to say that the sanctions imposed against the belarusian red crossrrespond to the seriousness that was applied to us, and they generally contradict common sense, because well... those sanctions that said that the belarusian red cross was still involved in illegal deportation, and a commission came here, a special commission from geneva, which looked into it, which looked, which rendered a verdict, where it was written, at the same time , we confirm that the belarusian red cross did not take part in the movement of children from donbass to belarus for recovery, however, when the question was raised that our membership was suspended, one of the questions... this is not a back issue , time has just passed, muddy villages and people they begin to look a little further, they just begin to understand little by little this situation and they understand that everything was wrong, so we need to give time, wait a little so that normal people, when we escalate our position, it must of course , talk, defend, but when people understand themselves, they are alread

unfortunately there is false information even among the human rights groups, the red cross etc. but as a person who is in charge of that file, i will give you the accurate figures. before october 7th, some 5,200 detainees were in present, including about 450 children and minors under the age of 18 and 35 women. most of the detainees were men, but after october 7th, the occupation authorities launched a crazy, brutal campaign against palestinians, arresting members of the legislative council, engineers, doctors, university students, general public, former prisoners, women and children. now, the number of palestinians held in israeli jails exceeds 12, that means 7,00 more palestinians have been detained since. october 7, that's kind of insane, because about 700 people were detained during just four months, between 7,8 people are also reported missing and their whereabouts are unknown, so we're talking about huge number of detaines and prisoners, these were all figures of palestinian detenees held in israeli jails, we often come across horrifying stories of system. torture inside i

are especially pleasing , and of course we expect that there will be more of those red crosses, meanwhileen that result, which is now, to what extent... he exhausted, bled the russian oil industry, i first want to ask you, to be honest with you, whether it is the same as the polish colleague, well, let's be honest, we are for the truth, yes, fine, let's do it, then , it is not necessary to exaggerate these very successes, from what i heard, 12% of the oil refining capacity in the russian federation has not been disabled, it has not decreased. for 70% of the okstow oil refinery, the novoshachtinsky plant does not produce marketable oil products, they did not hit the novokuibyshivsky oil refinery, therefore, but this does not mean that nothing is happening, let 's see with you what is really happening without any such hype and without, well... being given overly optimistic results or convincing us that everything, everything, everything is fine, in fact, what, yes , there were indeed attacks on at least a dozen russian oil refineries, where they hit exactly, i can say for sure, i was watchi

will find out how it is now, so stay in touch with us head of the evacuation squad of the kharkiv red crossation, ihor klymenko. mr. igor, congratulations, glory to ukraine, yes, i wish you health, good evening, what in kharkiv oblast has been renovated a little, is there electricity, how is it in general? it looks like it is today, well, look, i'm driving around the city, now the traffic lights are working, they didn't work on sunday , they didn't work at all for a week, there was a collapse, a little bit , they are adjusting somewhere not as they wanted very quickly, but it's okay, we'll survive, we survived, we'll survive and we'll continue to live, well, what do you do directly saving people, where from ... evacuate? look, we are working, just as the whole kharkiv region was working, this is the kupyan direction, it is suffocating, more or less, then it is more or less calm there for a day or two, a week, then the flood again, and we already have the border, on the border they always beat everything that is on the border, it is very big line, there are a lot of settlements that are loca

the war to the territory of the russian federation, these raids periodically carried out by the red crossd it was last year, today, and... these days , this raid is much wider, this raid is bigger, what do they give for ukraine and what do they, what do they threaten putin with? let's start with the main thing, that this is actually an internal russian situation, and even these last of those that we know, the strikes and raids of the siberian battalion, the red army, the russian volunteer corps and other groups, russian, by the way. this is an indicator of how much this spike is on clay feet called the putin regime, and the fact that such forces and such groups are doing it to increase the informational impact of such actions during the voting or on the eve of voting in russia only strengthens the confidence that this is an internal russian situation, at the same time it must be understood that i have already said that... it is unstable all over russia, and the picture that is being shown to the russians themselves and trying to show us, you know, putin's regime, for tens of billions of b

to contact russia, at best, as a red cross, i don’t think that russia will help him, international, justironic now and... when the red cross, i understand that you are opposing within one big organization, i think, i was sure, i’m sure now that you were part of the red cross, yes so we started, you thought that this is such a complacent highest values ​​in the best sense of the word, when a person fights for another person, well, we saw that there are different approaches, including political ones, but look what all states should remember in the context of our topics, you can’t say it better than blinken, the us secretary of state, well now... let’s listen to a short fragment, and then continue. and he said: if in the system of international relations you are not sitting at the table, then you are on the menu, this is what the us secretary of state says, he says this at the munich security conference, then you understand that god forbid zelensky has such a friend today as the united states america, because apparently he has not sat at the table for a long time; if he once sat at him, he