, the martians killed the red cross, so they are closing their office.is such a strange organization. it's just interesting how they communicate, for example, they communicated with you, here they are, as if humanitarian help, but every time there are some scandals, well , first of all, we just want so that, let's say, we understand the actual activity of humanitarian organizations, international, they, first of all, are all guided by the basic principles in... that is, they cannot be a part of one or the other side, this is independence, they cannot take money from the states of one or the other side in the conflict, and there is also one very important principle of do no harm, i.e. not our cat, then... we know the basics, ms. khrystyna, look, just when they give an official communiqué and are afraid to say who killed them employees, then somehow it is even outside the boundaries, i think so, i think that lawyers worked here, or worked simply by addressing these principles. because it is first of all that these foundations are always addressed, that the

, natural disasters, epidemics, all this was done by the russian red cross, performing the function of ministry of emergency situations. malsanna herself collected donations during the russian-turkish war, she personally formed sanitary trains, sent the sisters of mercy to the war, she was the patroness of several communities of mercy, the red cross, she was the founder of a new system of care for the wounded, maria alexandrovna did a lot for the development of domestic education, therefore they put monument on the territory of the museum of school and childhood, which was opened in a historical building. pass by there, lawyers say, on the one hand, with the signing of the purchase and sale agreement, the new owner takes on all the risks, on the other hand, there is such a thing as ... this is where our issue comes to an end and see you on ntv. open a deposit in gazprombank with an increased rate of up to 25% along with a long-term savings program. entrepreneurs need a new hero who will change the idea of ​​​​serving small businesses. for the first time in the country. personal manager

, a red cross truck that was clearly marked as belonging to the red cross was recently destroyed, red cross employees were killed, you can understand these from these reasons. that they are also not in a hurry to go there, but inviting them there is certainly normal and correctly done, and by the way, what does today's statement of the ministry of foreign affairs indicate, and why was it made today, do you somehow connect it with the open letter relatives, residents of suzhan district, who at the same time they appealed to putin, to zelensky, and to the russian and ukrainian shoemakers, is this a reaction or not mandatory? it's hard for me to say... most likely a reaction, because our ministry has to react to such public statements, letters and so on, it's not entirely clear what these residents want, first of all you need to check and be sure what it's all about who exactly signed it, was it not, let's say, specially provoked, specially organized by someone to put pressure on ukraine, that's the first question, the second question, what exactly do they want, because humanitarian corr

given that the russians are targeting the de facto red cross, a de facto red cross truck that was clearlyked as belonging to the red cross was recently destroyed. employees of the red cross died, maybe... but everyone can understand all the reasons.

-red-cross. crews are working around the clock to repair roads and critical infrastructure like you see her at the department of transportation. we are working and getting our point to distribution center that up. we have 31 set up across the area. we were talking about this particular area coming in, and i know jodi and her team were here somewhere. when they are ready for that, we are ready to support them on getting those open. maybe some are already open in manati. i'm not sure. i don't have that list in front of me. but we are working toward that. right about now, is the time that scammers will start to come into this area. you see them in an orange vest, florida fish and wildlife service and from a florida highway patrol, they have some type of state logo on. you can save this person over here, i'm not sure about them, they are asking for cash. all of the state employees will roll that information to us, and we will get the right people to start working on that. it takes all of us to make s

it's wireless menu from governments government supporting the red cross. more men lit up, direct us movement, use the largest menu to a different network in the world. so it is mainly government total cost. this is becoming less and less efficient. and as a result of the workforce and also rise, if i miss a good sense of what our potential sources and private partners, indeed also a really good sources for us to get the funding needs to support those. that's how the most the needs to be filed. against and things in confidence. i think them said in the, in west africa and so far and then decided that, you know, as you say, most of the resources traditionally have come from governments. public sources. do you get the impression that governments, particularly in this part of africa, that they are preparing for a future that will include more and more of these crises, climate change? brett, perhaps with political instability. do you mean governments from this? i have countries, all governments defenders, you can the governments in this a hell region, a wedding

it means aid agencies like the international red cross are stretched to the limit. to protect and assist people who are victims of armed conflict. by extension, people who are also victims of other situations of violence, which is a lesser type of conflict. but, um, even if we are not specialised in climate change, it's, uh, it's something we have to take into account because for the last three years, there were like natural catastrophes that are directly linked to the climate change that, uh, basically prevented us from doing ourjob fully the way we wanted to do it, and that also affected very badly the population. salma abdulkadir lives in an area controlled by al—shabaab. she was nine months pregnant when her baby son fell ill. she had to travel for two whole days to get to this hospital. translation: it was awful. there was no—one else to carry my sick child. just me. and there was so much rain i had to wade through mud. there is a cycle here. years of conflict have made communities less resilient, so they are more vulnerable when floods or droughts hit. transla

russian shelling has killed three ukrainians working for the international committee of the red cross region, according to the red cross, the team was preparing to distribute wood and coal to a village north of donetsk city, to vulnerable households in preparation for the upcoming winter, when their vehicles were hit. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse gave us more details. well, attacks like this or humanitarian vehicles being struck in this way is rare. i think a couple of months ago we saw a vehicle belonging to the international food kitchen get hit. but this is certainly, uh, certainly looks like a severe situation. two people have been injured, three killed, as you say, as a team from the international red cross were giving out coal and fire to a village which really is close to the front line. and when you're within ten, 20km, there's always the looming threat of either drone or missile attacks or artillery strikes as well. it's a reminder of the risks now. we've spoken to the icrc who say they're heartbroken. we have a statement here, actually, from its president, mira

russian shelling has killed three ukrainians working for the international committee of the red cross and injured two others in a frontline village in the donetsk region. the icrc team was preparing to distribute wood and coal in a village north of donetsk city, to vulnerable households in preparation for the upcoming winter, when their vehicles were hit. the icrc president mirjana spoljaric issued this statement: she added that icrc teams are regularly present in the donetsk region, and their vehicles are marked with the red cross emblem. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse says attacks like this are rare — but they highlight the looming 00:00:59,540 --> 2147483051:37:14,485 threat that people on the front 2147483051:37:14,485 --> 4294966103:13:29,429 line face every day. has the ceremonial caps cost the palace? and taylor swift wins big — the stars were out in force russian shelling has killed three ukrainians working for the international committee of the red cross — and injured two others in a frontline village in the donetsk region. the icrc team was preparing to distribute

for example, the polish red cross provides assistance to local authorities there.imilar in austria, where the red cross carries out the evacuation of the elderly and people with reduced mobility. the czech red cross focuses on helping people in terms of emotional and mental health. because people lost a lot, they were quickly taken to evacuation centers, they don't know if they have anything to return to or not will return at all. unfortunately, such floods are no longer unusual, they have already been called historic, and i do not deny that, but the climate changes and tends to change our perception of the catastrophic nature of a disaster, so in the future we will be talking about such disasters more often, if not every year , and we've already seen this in recent years, a few... ago there was a flood in germany, last year there was a severe flood in slovenia, and the reason for this is quite simple: europe is warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, and this leads to hot air, which has gotten bigger, holds more moisture, and what goes up will come down, a

today's reaction of dmitry peskov to the initiative of the kiev regime, which invited the un and red cross employees to visit our kursk region. but, of course, not all of it, but only those settlements where the ukrainian armed forces formation is still present, that is, the point of the undertaking is obviously precisely that this very presence would receive some semblance of legitimacy, thanks to international organizations, and from a propaganda point of view, zelensky. their visit would certainly play into the hands, especially western media from those, those who cover the border adventure turned out to be not particularly useful or even downright harmful to the junta, as evidenced by, for example, a resonant cnn article, whose authors conclude, firstly, not the excessively high price that the ssu paid for the attempted invasion, and secondly, that russia, contrary to the narratives of certain media bloggers, was fully prepared for the enemy's actions, and why such an unpleasant analysis of the situation for kiev came out right now, tried to... ukrainian minions, that it was time to wi

so, what kinds of things has the red cross been doing, just in the last 24 hours?of what we have been doing is making sure people are safe. those who have heeded the orders for emergency officials to evacuate. we worked to have them in shelters and we have had thousands of people take advantage of that. but right now, as you just saw from the footage, the storm is passing out and people are starting to get that all clear messaging. so they're starting to come out of their shelters, out of their homes, look what is happening in their neighborhood. we're looking to stand alongside them to make sure their needs as they discover them and as they change are met. >> and so what kind of -- evan, one thing i've noticed over the decades is that many times when there are these kinds of natural disasters, the red cross is often the first to arrive and many times the last to leave. what is it that you all can provide right now and what is it that you all need right now? >> what we're providing a lot of people right now is the comfort. their lives are changing. for some people,

pueden entrar en red cross punto org para eh, averiguar dÓnde estÁn los refugios.ar catres, van a encontrar, eh, mantas o frazadas? eh, lo mÁs necesario para pasar unos dÍas ahÍ. seguro. un dÍa o dos dÍas. lo que. lo que haga falta. >> claro. importante tambiÉn reiterar que si usted se encuentra en una zona de evacuaciÓn, lo mejor es escuchar a las autoridades. gracias por esta informaciÓ. bueno seguimos ahora con mÁs, porque el sur de mÉxico siente tambiÉn los estragos que generÓ el paso de john, que tocÓ tierra como huracÁn y luego se degradÓ a tormenta de baja presiÓn. la cifra oficial de muertos en el estado de guerrero se mantiene en tres. >> el impacto de este ciclÓn tambiÉn se registrÓ con bastante fuerza en el vecino estado de oaxaca, donde aÚn muchos estÁn incomunicados y siguen a esta hora sin el servicio elÉctrico. desde puerto escondido, valeria leÓn nos tiene lo Último. valeria, vamos contigo. buenas tardes. cuÉntanos. >> nicole. octavio. quÉ tal los saludos desde la carretera 200 en oaxaca que ha sufrido un desgajamiento en la mitad del pavimento debi

the international committee of the international committee of the red cross has prior to rise ensuringising staff. in order to be able to set a trauma centre and in order to be able to provide quality health care to the weapon wounded. health care to the weapon wounded-— health care to the weapon wounded. ., ~ , ., , . wounded. thank you very much for coming _ wounded. thank you very much for coming on _ wounded. thank you very much for coming on the _ wounded. thank you very much for coming on the programme. | and a reminder, we have a live page with the very latest from our correspondents across the middle east online. you will find that on the bbc news website and app. to austria now, and projections following the country's general election put the far—right freedom party in pole position to form a coalition government, for the first time since world war two. the projections suggest the party, led by herbert kickl, has secured 29.1% of the vote, beating both the ruling conservatives and the social democrats. mr kickl says his party is "ready to lead". and he's told austrian televisi

the kinda red cross has also been offering psycho social supports to the parents. and some of the kids who are trying to come to times we, what's happened, the school fires are unfortunately not uncommon in can yeah. why is that to suddenly most of the fi, as in the possible costs due to us all electrical malfunctions or even possible negligence? that is not what's happened in this particular case because they investigate as i yes. to know what's happened. but all of these costs the ministry of education to come up with guidelines, guidelines such as dormitories, whether kids, sleep must have 2 or more exits. the window is true, north have drills, they should have 5 assembly points and the fire extinguishers. so it'd be active and savvy so that they can be able to respond to a fire. suddenly the government has not been very keen on. and so i think that these particular mission as, as in force now educational as they quoted, does have to did call it on the government to ensure that all of these guidelines are enforced and nothing will be left, nothing will be left t

she created the russian red cross society, developed higher education for women.mpress gave almost all her funds to help those in need, and during the crimean war, the first sisters of mercy appeared. from generation to generation, this experience of charity, mercy, it grew, it grew, it acquired new qualities, and the revolution cut it all off. grand duchess elizabeth feodorovna also devoted her entire life to charity, during the war she formed sanitary trains, created a committee to provide assistance to families of those called up for war, created orphanages and... nicholas ii donated 100,000 rubles from his personal funds to the international committee of the red cross. he donated money constantly and when he abdicated the throne, instead of fabulous millions, he had several hundred thousand rubles left. charity and care for those in need became part of the lives of many romanovs. there is one area that is extremely important in our lives. this is charity. sincere help, gratuitous help. to people, what kind of family is it? in the entire history of russia, has

the canyon red cross is out the sea and said is offering psychological support services to pupils and teaches um for the families waiting for the news. nobody wants to hear the w correspondence. felix, modern goodnight will be total smaller. so the fire broke, it's about 11 p. m. at least time. most of the pupils are usually a slip. so many of them. well, course, i know we may buzz within the community, whether fost respond as about the monday to the file was so huge that they had to call for backup, which came 3 hours later. the backup was a little bit late because by the time the fire was put out at about 3 am, 17 kids had already died and 14 as, as badly injured. many canyons have been sending the condolence messages to the families of those who lost their loved ones. the parents flocked this quarter. i lou this morning. they were sad faces throughout the day, trying to come to town this week. what had transpired within the school president william, brutal, i'll also send his condolence messages to the families and wish to both for our gospel hospital unless we do recovery is also

cuz when see to get them out with the red cross climates and we appreciate your time today. thank you. thank you. and his round up now, some of the other stories making headlines, wildfires in portugal and clean to least 7 lives, including 3 portuguese firefighters who died tuesday with their vehicle was trapped by flames within a 1000 firefighters in the central regions of portugal, or racing to save as many homes as possible, help is also arriving from france, greece and neighboring spain, lebanese and state medias a hundreds of people have been injured after pagers used by the hezbollah middle initial group exploded simultaneously across b route and southern loving. not as bull of fighters and medics are among the wounded uranian media are reporting that the reigning ambassador to 11 on has also been in for molly's military government. and it says it's foiled and attacked by terrorist on the outskirts of the capital bombing. the armies says government tried to infiltrate a police school. the west african nation has been plagued by violence from rubber groups for over a de

however, the red cross and informed us that the utah security concerns. we cannot film anything, anything there, of course, because many of the injured are reportedly as well. members of this incident has struck in nerve 8 to one and the rhetoric. yeah. rhetoric into one has increased 1000 significantly as we see different iranian officials are talking about serious revenge. many are now asking the iranian government, here is the wrong people are asking, still wanting government to not say i opened the face of the ongoing publications on the part of as well, especially when it comes to the fact that the, one of the iranian officials, they're wanting an investigator to live in on much trouble. i'm on e. i was. 1 as one of those who were affected by the incident to a following the page or that nations on tuesday, that's high, one based company that owns the brand, announced it didn't produce the devices a claims, a sub contractor based and hungry, made them. but that business also has denied any involvement, was still no official word from israel, despite m

russian shelling has killed three ukrainians working for the international committee of the red crossthe donetsk region, and their vehicles are marked with the red cross emblem. our ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse says attacks like this are rare — but they highlight the looming threat that people on the front line face every day.

do you know, is this where it is clearly crossing quality red lines, as i said, nobody has that kind of helps such an attack before. and i think this whole so opens a very dangerous window. it would stay with like all the how cyber terrorism could become normalized as a result of what israel did against leveling on an i have to focus here. this was not only the victims were the only possible law as you saw. there was a young girl whose the, whose life was taking many, many votes and every 100 civilians, which makes it more and more even maybe we could even put it on your crime. possibly. so it deserves to be condemned. that is the same time use or dangerous precedent which could lead to restore the early formation assignments. absolutely, this is an incredibly sophisticated attack and both of the, the attacks and no one seems to know how it's been carried out as yet. if we all see a hybrid wolf, the add new, a new, what do you make of this new tax to account moral? is it that one? look i think that um the is really is you have to remember that uh these developments came off 30 is res

in fact, it, one was among the 1st 2 dispatch medical relief teams to live in on the one in red cross and has already arrived on the scene to assess victims. i know we've learned that the several injured individuals will be transported to iran for, for their medical care. later today we had hoped to report from a metro by the airport to speak with some of those effected and getting a clear image of what happened in live in on. however, the red cross and informed us that due to security concerns, we cannot film anything, anything there, of course, because many of the injured are reportedly as well. members of this incident has struck in nerve into one end of the rhetoric. yeah. rhetoric into one has increased 1000 significantly as we see different iranian officials are talking about serious revenge. many are now asking the one in government here is the wrong people are asking still wanting government to not say i opened the face of the ongoing publications on the part of as well. especially when it comes to the fact that the, one of the iranian officials, they're wanting, and bassett,

however, the red cross and informed us that the use of security concerns. we cannot film anything, anything there, of course, because many of injured are reportedly, as the members of this incident has asked for an nerve agent one and one has increased significantly as we see different iranian officials are talking about serious revenge. many are now asking the one in government here. people are asking, see, i want government to not say i opened the face of the ongoing publications on the product as well. especially when it comes to the fact that the, one of the iranian officials, they're wanting, and bassett, or to have been on much trouble. amani, i was one of those who were affected by the incident. all right, well, following the page are explosions, the taiwan based company that owns the brand, announced that did not produce the devices. it claims that contract firm based in the capital of hungry made them. but that business also has denied any involvement . still no official word from israel, which allegedly carried out the sophisticated attack or in t

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

there are also funerals taking place for lebanon citizens, 11 days red cross has responded to multiple explosions and different regions of the country. reports have indicated has the members are using the handheld of radios and video footage appears to show the aftermath of explosions on the streets and inside apartments, the walkie talkies that that made it on wednesday are said to have been made by a japanese firm. our team correspondence use of july in the us and i can have an update for starters, as well as issued a statement suggesting that this new wave of a tax is not going to go on punished. they say that they face a new challenge, of course, how his beloved plans on dealing with the wave of attacks targeting electronical as well as communications device is going to be a matter of interest moving forward, particularly because after 24 hours after the 1st wave of the tax is belies, essentially suffered a very similar scenario. but the important thing here is of course, to note that the only people that have been targeted are, of course, and not hezbollah members or, but the most

the red cross is helping those folks find another place to stay. no word yet on the cause. a country music legend with bay area roots singer and songwriter kris kristofferson has died. kristofferson was a rhodes scholar who then became a country music superstar and an a-list hollywood actor. born in brownsville, texas, his family moved to san mateo when he was in his early teens. he later owned a ranch in mendocino county. many of his songs were best known as performed by others, including me and bobby mcgee, sung by janis joplin. kristofferson went to on have a successful film career, starring along barbra streisand in a star is born. his family says he died at his home in maui yesterday at the age of 88. a cause of death was not revealed. well, time now for our abc seven news at 11. helping you get ahead on the big stories coming this week. we begin with the countdown to the vice presidential debate. the gloves come off on tuesday when republican vp candidate jd vance and his democratic opponent, tim walz, face off in new york city. it all promises to be a high stakes deb

of myself and on behalf of all the displaced person we reiterate thanks and appreciation to the red cross, again meetings will continue. to be held in order to update the needs as required, nothing will enable us to break through this crisis, but our unity and solidarity. i hand over the floor to colnel to brief you on the our modus operande and how our operations are carried out on the ground. beat in terms of documenting the cases, but also in terms of the logistics and other operations from the moment, so that was the lebanese interior minister addressing a group of reporters briefing them basically on the recent developments in lebanon, as you know israel has been pounding. uh the lebanese territory and there happened retaliatory uh attacks also on israelies uh so the israeli uh the lebanese um interior minister did call for unity among all factions that this war has uh brought together all the different factions, people from different political views together in lebanon to form a united front in order to defend their land against israeli aggression, he also uh called for aid coming f

two people have been injured, three killed, as you say, as a team from the international red cross weret coal and fire to a village which really is close to the front line. and when you're within io—20km, there's always the looming threat of either drone or missile attacks or artillery strikes as well. it's a reminder of the risks now. we've spoken to the icrc, who say they're heartbroken. we have a statement here, actually, from its president, miranda spoljaric, and she says, "i condemn "attacks on red cross personnel in the strongest possible "terms. "it's unconscionable that shelling should hit "an aid distribution site. "our hearts are broken. "this tragedy unleashes a wave of grief all too familiar "to those who have lost loved ones in armed conflict." the kremlin has yet to respond. it's not being reported inside russia on state tv there, but it's certainly a bleak day for those humanitarian teams that continue to work in really quite dangerous parts of the conflict zone. i talked with the bbc�*s political editor chris mason, who's just flown in with sir keir starmer. chris, tell

. >> dana: there is a chance to donate to the red cross, fox corporation has done so. go to that website and join us in the effort. there is a lot to do. harris faulkner will have much more for you. here she is. >> harris: we have a very busy hour of news right now. as you saw from bill and dana and their last program there is a whole lot happening in the southeastern parts of this country and we'll get to it. we're watching fox news alert. so far nothing from the white house on new data that show there could be tens of thousands of illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes roaming freely inside the united states. and with that breaking, let's start . i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the department of homeland security claims the figures are misrepresented. that doesn't mean they aren't true. that may mean they don't like them. that data are from immigration and customs enforcement showing there are more than 425,000 non-detained illegal immigrants with criminal convictions inside america. which includes more than 13,000 convicted of homici

that this is the very red line that has been mentioned repeatedly. they have crossed vladimir putin was speaking about ne, to potentially expanding into ukraine. invasion was his means of preventing this possibility. it stands the kremlin has repeatedly draw new red lines threatening the world with war. so hold red lines, a so called red lines. red line, is it the range me sell supplies to ukraine? the use of me cells outside the combat zone. and finally, attacks and rushes territory. the kremlin had warrant that these red lines should never be crossed. coaching understands the west and lead uh, could hope to be re elected if he or she brought that country into a wall with russia. so he understands that they, they don't want anything to avoid that. so usually is the concept to re lines the threats the token, ask it nation, and especially due to a threats as a way of intimidating, less than saying to them, you know, just be careful, hold on because it could be, there's going to cause you problems. you frayne has been using these western have 16 fight to jeff in the war

that this is the very red line that has been mentioned repeatedly. they have crossed vladimir putin was speaking about ne, to potentially expanding into ukraine. invasion was his means of preventing this possibility. the stands the kremlin, has repeatedly drove new red lines threatening the world with war. so hold red lines, a so called red lines, red lines in the range me sell supplies to ukraine. the use of me sells outside the combat zone. and finally, attacks and rushes territory is a cram lead head warrant that these red lines should never be crossed. cool to understand the west and leader could hope to be re elected if he or she brought that country into a wall with russia. so he understands that they, they don't want anything to avoid that. so usually the concept to re lines, the threats, the token basket nation, especially due to a threats as a way of intimidating, less than saying to them, you know, just be careful, hold on because it could be, there's going to cause you problems. ukraine has been using these western have 16 fighter jets in the war for about

fact that no, no, you know, we are not very much and threaten nuclear weapons, every time the red lines are crossedre are they... to say that tomorrow if you don't do what i ask you to do, we're going to push the red button, that's not serious. i dare to assure you, we have weapons that will have very serious consequences for the masters of the ukrainian regime, these weapons are in a state of full combat readiness. so the sarmatian broke down in the mine and they no longer want to threaten and press the red button. this is how it works. see you

russian shelling has killed three ukrainians working for the international committee of the red crossthers in a front line village in the donetsk region, according to the red cross, the team was preparing to distribute wood and coal briquettes in the village of viroliuvbika, north of donetsk city, to vulnerable households in preparation for the upcoming winter, when their vehicles were hit. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse gave us more details. being struck in this way, is rare. a couple of months ago, we saw a vehicle belonging to the international company get here and this is certainly certainly looks like a severe situation. typical people have been injured, three killed as you say, as a team from the international red cross were giving out coal and fire to a village which really is close to the front line and when you are within 20 kilometres, there is always a looming threat of either drone or missile attacks or artillery strikes as well. here in the uk, the prime minister has described the health service as "broken but not beaten", after a review — commissioned by his

un secretary general in humanitarian aid affairs, the head of the international committee of the red cross and the representative of the un secretary general in humanitarian affairs syria said support. america and the west are responsible for the continued crimes of the zionist regime it is gaza and the international community and the un security council must deal with this situation. stay tuned and watch the news network. greetings to you, well, with the continuation of the special program of the first important program of 1403, we are at your service, dear viewers, and the students, who are more than 16 million people , came to their classrooms today. 231 thousand classrooms are ready in recent weeks. in order for our dear students to go to these classes and start their academic year , the minister of education has mentioned at different times that he is seriously pursuing the issue of solving the shortage of human resources in education well, a number of dear educators have just been added to the education group, tests were held, and according to those tests, a number of friends and dig

the kursk region, the search for people continues, relatives are looking for their loved ones, the red cross with this, volunteers help with this, who go to the hottest spots in the kursk region every day, we work together with the ministry of internal affairs, with ours with the kursk one, with the ministry of emergency situations, then the ministry of internal affairs finds these people on its lists, at the moment, we have been approached by: to the region from all regions of russia without exception, of course, this is the most necessary things, these are food products, food sets, these are household appliances, which is now needed in temporary accommodation centres, these are refrigerators, microwave ovens, all of this is received in large quantities, it reaches people, well, a very important point is medical care for those who came from border areas, because people really left without documents, without money, without medicine, this is especially... relevant for older people, so the red cross is working especially hard in this direction, and today we saw how you can go in to get x-rays

every time red lines are crossed, a question arises , where do they actually lie in the context of nucleart red lines, counting on what is ours assessments, statements will be heard by intelligent decision-makers to say that tomorrow if you don't do what i ask you to do, we're going to hit the red button, that's not serious. i am sure that in such situations those who make decisions have an idea of ​​what we are talking about. no one wants a nuclear war, we have said it many times, i dare to assure you, we have weapons that will have very serious consequences for the masters of the ukrainian regime, these weapons are in a state of full combat, so it is broken. in the mine and no longer want to threaten and pressure the red button, that's how it works, see you, in september there are discounts on magne b6 antistress, 15% in pharmacies plantain, bam and savings. in september, there are discounts on sudokrem, 15% in the pharmacies of plantain, bam and ochad. cinder block these stairs, my legs can't walk anymore, wait, i'm choking, there's no health, and what kind of health is there in the six

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the red cross is helping those people find another place to stay. no word yet on the cause of certainly a familiar sound in the bay area. another chaotic night of sideshows on the roads and neighbors are sick of it. police in vallejo tell us hundreds took part in dangerous displays on saturday. and we spoke to one couple who says the mayhem spilled from the street onto their house. here's abc seven news reporter j.r. stone >> this is what it looked like in vallejo saturday night into sunday morning. vallejo pd say they believe there were between 350 and 400 people involved in sideshows. all across town. neighbors we talked with are angry and say they've had enough. >> had i known that they were doing sideshows, i wouldn't have never moved here. >> that's patricia williams. i talked with her and her husband, paul, who have now lived in vallejo for four and a half years. this is what it looked like in their front yard when the sideshows happened overnight. people for as far as you could see, the williams sent us these photos showing the damage done to

the kenyan red cross set up contact — the kenyan red cross set up contact tracing desk and has been —st bank. ayesha eygi it is of circus dissent and was taking part in disruption in beita and the turkish government described the death as a murder carried out by the netanyahu government. the white house says it is deeply disturbed by the incident and is seeking information from israel. the american topical matt said he did for the death and said the us would do what is necessary. the military says it is investigating. mike thomson is our correspondent injerusalem. the young american activists had been part of a local campaign which demonstrates quite regularly against the expansion of settlements in the west bank, and it�*s reported by local media that israeli police troops opened fire, live fire. they also used stun grenades and tear gas to try and stop the protests continuing, and during that, she was hit in the head by a bullet taken to a hospital in nearby nablus, but died later. the israeli military have acknowledged that live fire was used, but they say stones had been hurled at