reuters invite hilarity by fact checking obvious parity.ling its readers and no such luck, biden does not really chase the ice cream truck. it is no secret the big guy enjoys his ice cream. that is just one of the reasons doctor jill colson mr. softy. [laughter] [cheering] terrible. but as we speak he is actually lobbying baskin-robbins to make a flavor based on little girls shampoo. [laughter] although when joe says sprinkles that means call the urologist. [laughter] cold sweet treat is perfect for cooling down after a long hot sweaty day of aimlessly drifting around the white house like a tumbleweed. but now it reuters which claims to be a news outlet is getting up for fact checking a clearly edited video of a biden getting distracted by an ice cream truck and walking out of frame. watch the doctored video. >> chancellor, you know, thank you for joining us as well. and for families across this country. [laughter] >> that is hilarious. i would say the footage it does seem manipulated. [laughter] there is no way joe can move that fast. but

john davis, and he is the iraqi bureau chief for reuters news agency in baghdad. and he updated me on the situation. there is very tense. now. it sanctions as the rescue lighted, since smoked idols under major's announcement earlier today who was withdrawn politics since then they've been trashes between his supporters and between supporters of armed and political groups that are mostly along with iran. and at the moment that this sporadic gunfire that's been iraq baghdad from time to time this evening. so it's very tents and several people have been killed in the clashes . and or did you see this announcement coming in and did you see the, the violet reaction to coming? i think many observers didn't necessarily see the announcement of his complete withdrawal from politics coming. i think maybe people were expecting a bit of violence. some stay between these different groups, it had been quite a long time coming, but it had managed to be averted so far. the minute that looked at all sudden decided to withdraw from politics. he effects actively kind of just gave th

according to reuters agency there is more information from there is more information from the agent.ou. the news is not good, salman rushdie will likely lose what i've come at the nerves in his arms were severed and his liver was stabbed in damage. that's according to salman rushdie's agent. there is one of the line, brought to us by reuters news agency quoting salman rushdie's agent saying that everyone is on a ventilator and cannot speak the fragment of the information we have just been given, passed on by roadies news agency in wake of both the attack and surgery —— reuters. as we get more information on the details of the authors condition we will bring it to you. in other news... in other news... the warrant used to search donald trump's home in florida on monday has revealed that he is being investigated for allegedly breaching us espionage laws. the warrant, which was unsealed by a judge this evening, shows fbi agents removed 11 sets of classified documents during the raid — including some marked �*top secret�*. the former president says he's the victim of a witch hunt by his

you doctored it, reuters fact checked -- what was he doing? he is our president. i mean, really.he just walked away. >> larry: he's going after afghanistan gorillas and terrorists he can't even get through -- the other one, play the one where she's giving a speech and she puts her hand out and he starts sucking on her finger. that should have tipped us off. the scary part is he's the only president we have. honestly what are we going to do. >> greg: we might have somebody else running the show that isn't him is what i'm thinking. sonnie is this the news. they think we're morons but they're fact checking memes. >> sonnie: let me remind everyone that the president was shaking hands with absolutely nobody. i want to bring that again. we actually believe he's chasing the ice cream truck it's his own fault. it's not our fault for believing it. and on top of that, i am inclined that there will be my conspiracy moment. that video was real and he was wandering off to go get some ice cream. that is my story and i am sticking to it. >> tyrus: it's better. what do you want to tell another c

this is reuters.rd from third to second somehow switch. yes, but this has another very interesting reason for me, which i would like to discuss and understand with you now, well, they didn’t overestimate. i am eat it. i have a feeling that many politicians, well , politicians, that is, people. they don’t pretend that they are, well, like a leaf, but as if national politicians are beginning to understand that in general this whole story is about supporting ukraine with growing this crocodile in the bathroom, which starts to bite them. it can all end very badly. and not only for ukraine, but for me, in this sense, a very revealing reasoning of an orn, but of a european politician. yes, the countries of a nato member, a member of the european union, it seems to me that he is one of those who slightly opened it there door. and what can happen next if we don’t give something now? well, if not the back, then at least we will not switch to the first very interesting reasoning. i suggest you listen. after the

wall street banks have resumed trading in russian bonds despite sanctions, according to reuter. these papers are used by gp morgen chase bank family city group other operations with us government debt was banned in june, but already in july, both american and european regulators. i had to go to the easing of restrictions in order to alleviate the suffering of investors, to help get rid of russian assets in the central bank temporarily allowed trading in germany introduce measures to support gas importers from the population will take up to 600 euros in addition for gas. annually , gas fees are estimated at 2-3 euro cents per kilowatt-hour, reuters writes about this, the german industry will lose more than 5.5 billion euros at the fees calculated at the institute of german economics according to bloomberg, due to the reduction in gas supplies from russia, germany is already waiting for a stagnation of production this quarter. this was the news of the economy in short. zaporozhye in the liberated territories form a new police force almost half of the team is staffed about the firs

it's beyond imagination, 167-year-old polish man told reuters. people were sleeping in their cars. "i remember communist times." france had so much energy that they were a net exporter of energy. 70% -- will go under, why? because -- happens across europe in every country. the question is why is it happening, and the answer is there is an energy shortage in europe. cheap energy is essential, the key to everything a normal society strive four: safety, sprouts -- safety, prosperity, the high life expectancy for its citizenry. energy costs in europe are expected to increase by hundreds of percents in coming months. germany's prices for electricity of the benchmark f for all of europe, which just exceeded a thousand euros for the first time in history. just a week ago, last monday, the cost was about 700 euros, a record. in other words, that price was approaching 50% rising in a single week. in france, it rose 25% in one day, last friday. here is what europe looks like tonight. because this long, hot summer gives way to what officials worry could be a bitterly cold winter. skyrocketing

responsibility for which should be punished by the consequences of the shelling in the video the reuters agency threw him out. we looked for all this in the rubble. and he was lying here. nobody knew that he was lying here. nobody knew, they thought. maybe they threw him out on the roof. look, look , there was no sound at all. i didn’t even hear any sound. hmmm, just an explosion and everything was on fire. the explosion and the fire went away. it was somewhere around the time of 20. so i was at home. they were there. ah, they heard that shot, claps in it. the neighbor called and said that it got into the house is nearby and the ego has fallen apart, he says well, this is the situation, everything flew straight to the bed, no less, the boy is normal , it was a video from the reuters agency, not a single stain of this evil will remain in ukraine, so the blow to the victim was commented by the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, who joined yesterday's meeting of the un security council, and offers to listen today as at this moment 22 dead, five of them burned in the car, a teenager d

john davidson from reuters, he's agency and baghdad. john, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. art, let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . international aid has begun reaching in pakistan as the army and volunteers tried to evacuate tens of thousands of flood victims. unusually heavy monsoon range of triggered flash floods, claiming the winds of more than a 1000 people this summer. brazil's mean presidential candidate have faced often he 1st televised debate ahead of october's general election, now incumbent president, char, your boston auto accused his once jailed rival, the former president, louise, not so little to fill the of corruption lula whose leading in the polls accused president wilson arrow of quote, destroying the country and goals electoral commission has declared the country's long ruling. m p l. a party. the winter of last week's elections giving president lorraine co, a 2nd term. the commission said that his party 151.2 percent. that is a majority, a fewer than half of angola registered voters,

he diced with death again 5 years later when he and free. reuters and a p colleagues were ambushed by militia men in sierra leone. in may, 2000 sure can cameraman producer, were killed instantly. at his request, half of chokes, ashes were buried in sarajevo. the city of his beloved romeo and juliet, the main road to the airport is now named off to him. ah, the siege of sarajevo lost in 1425 day. 11541 citizens were killed. and many more hinges the siege was lifted on the 29th of february, 1996, following the signing of the dayton peace agreement. that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name. and remains a landmark and a rejuvenated city, a symbol of the endurance and fortitude of the people of sarajevo. remembering their iconic wall hotel who holiday and sorry of it. it was the alternate was in hotel it south side blown away by shelter and shell. apparently the lodging place from hell, and yet away from where the motor's fell. it did not just survive but cost its spell. it was all refuge, and it served as well. to those wh

. >> caroline, with reuters. thanks for doing this. can you talk a little bit about why you decided to select idaho as your first legal challenge since the dobbs decision? and also, there's also been reports about some people in certain states, like texas, having trouble accessing medications they need, not just for abortion, but also if they're undergoing a miscarriage and they need that medication. and there's been reports, i've been hearing, about people who are unable to access that. so, are you going to be doing more to ensure that people have access to the medications that they need for reproductive health care? atty. gen. garland: so, on the first question, we have in front of us a statute, it seems to us on its face to directly conflict with emtala that is about to take effect. and that will threaten the health of women who come to the emergency room in a really dire medical situation. when we found that find that statute appropriate for us to vindicate the rules that congress established in emtala. that's why we're bringing th

kevin: let's go to juliet reuters -- julie at reuters. >> thanks for taking my call. the question i have is on this comment that some providers were reporting that the intradermal vaccine they were going to explore eventually heard from several sources that they are getting two to four doses per vial, including the washington state where they said exactly that, through doses to four doses, and some are saying that one of the issues as they do not have proper syringes that would allow them to get those. they are finding they are not actually getting five doses per vial, would you consider readjusting their estimates and the number of doses available? mr. fenton: yes, so let me start with dr. walensky and then we will go to dr. daskalakis. dr. walenksy: we have said these files may contain up to five doses. i want to be clear that not all vials will providers are to get five doses out, three may be a possibility. we also recognize that in some situations, they may be able to use a single dose because it is administered to a child or somebody who has a reaction from dosi

actually i read it all. reuters not through chinese media. i think something that we have to bear in mind that the international community is fully aware of what's going all was taiwan. and also the real problem was the tie one ish. what is the issue some of the western media outlets. i think they need to be more impartial when reporting incidence like this . because when you read from reuters that they described taiwan as a self governed island that china claims its sovereignty over it. that's misleading, this is wrong. it's a wrong narrative because the united nation has already recognized as passed, a resolution in the seventy's that taiwan is part of china. there is only one china and all the countries around the world and recognize this. well, the very point, mr. one washington keep saying it fully respects the one china principal, and yet these trips to do one. just keep on the me. what's so important about this trip that it has to come now where i think this is more political than anything else. it's a political show on the part of the

well, in turn, let's continue reading the western press , reuters, citing un sources, reports that western countries are in no hurry to initiate new sanctions against russia because it irritates the rest of the organization. far, not everyone benefits, they write the restrictions imposed against russia. well, more and more countries are declaring this openly. this is how, according to diplomats, in june the eu was considering appointment of a special expert who would take up the so-called investigation of human rights violations in russia well, in the end, this idea was abandoned, because it was realized that almost half of the council members. he's on human rights. nothing like this will be interesting to support. also publication of the americancerte edition. it openly calls to stop sacrificing the interests of the united states own people in favor of kiev, the author of the article, former adviser to ronald, reagan duck nu, believes that the in their assessments, the situation, both at the front and in kiev itself, relies on incorrect data that zelensky ’s fantasies receive from the ukr

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just coming in the past few minutes from reuters.hat attack on salman rushdie has been charged with attempted murder and assault. that has come from prosecutors there and we have got a quote from the county district attorney who says, "the individual responsible for the attack yesterday, hadi matar, has been formally charged with attempted murder in the second degree and assault in the second degree. he was arraigned on these charges last night and remanded without bail." that statement just coming night and remanded without bail." that statementjust coming through and that is according to reuters, that has come through in the past few minutes. the environment agency has warned that the drought declared in many parts of england could last into next year. the official declaration yesterday, is expected to trigger stricter controls on water use, such as hosepipe bans. yesterday's drought announcement covers much of the south west, parts of southern, central and eastern england. kathryn stanczyszyn reports from hinckley in leicestershir

previously stayed principles. meanwhile, according to a russian economy, ministry document reported by reuters moscow's energy export. revenues have shot up by 38 percent in just this year. now remember what you commission president ursula vander land said back in may, that quote, putin must pay a price, a high price. but with each passing day, new evidence suggests that the ones paying the very highest price as a result of the use best efforts. well, they're europeans. ah, i knew paul in taiwan has revealed that support for the islands. lita has dropped in the wake of us. how speak a nancy pelosi is controversial visit to ty pain. according to the survey by taiwan is public opinion foundation. a number of those approving thigh and quins policy has fallen by 6 percent since last month. a poll also focused on the drop in support among a tie ones. youth with their approval of her now standing at 54 percent thus 20 percent lower compared to july, vice chairman of the shanghai sense if a rim pike and international studies nelson won't hold. as these numbers are a wake up call for the taiwanese lea

cool down there, they are looking for new warmth, and no news can find a replacement for gazprom reuters writes that they are obliged to terminate all creatures that the administration finds. the hague asked brussels to temporarily exclude the city from anti-russian sanctions in july, but failed to attract a single application. now they are asking not to separate them from russian suppliers, at least until the new year the city council recognized any new contract that will enter interest people may simply not be able to pay. especially those who live in poverty and the number of the poor will also increase soon, and people in western countries will not want to read newspapers with such news, but there is a reason to subscribe to them. here comes the germans may face a shortage of toilet paper. again, because of gas, his participation in the production of a delicate product is precisely gas, dried cellulose vice-presidential. association of the paper industry of germany martin kreigel said that this particular household product is now a priority for the industry, and the book is receding

reuters reporting that they are looking at divesting that either all or some of that.hat has sent shivers to the other companies that tencent backed during the heyday of the golden age of china. we are talking bilibili. we saw some weakness in the u.s. adrs. also, bilibili and kuaishou seeing weakness. david: that is the next question. do we see tencent, they proceeded with divesting part or all of the stake, to they look at the others too? can we read through what is happening now and applied elsewhere? >> we have already seen tencent talk about jd, divesting shares in that. also sea, which is the e-commerce player in southeast asia, based in singapore. separately to this, the company had a terrible set of results, but they are -- tencent is the biggest a shareholder in sea. you connect the dots. if this is a regulatory push to unwind the spaghetti bowl of interconnectivity between sense -- tencent and these other tech companies, is it hindering competition? you can connect the dots and say the other companies will see a divestment eventually. yvonne: and i wonder wha

world economy is on the verge of collapse into a recession, this is the opinion of most economists , reuter. record inflation in the aggregate, that the tightening of policies in the world centers of banks reduces the chances of economic growth to almost zero, the data on business activity of a number of countries in asia, before europe and the united states, which came out the day before, indicated on its decline and the lack of special hopes for cardinal changes in the situation. for the foreseeable future. according to the survey, the probability of a recession in the united states during the year is estimated at 45%, 50 during two years. i will also add that the official gdp of the country showed a decline for two quarters in a row and formally in a recession in the states. it has already begun, however, the authorities do not want to admit it yet. and at the end of the issue, let me remind you of the exchange rate for today , the dollar is 59 rubles. 89 kop. euro 59 33 and for now that's all roman masha thank you, immediately after the advertisement i will briefly talk about the most i

he probably know about this from thomson reuters foundation that concluded that india is actually the most dangerous country in the world for women to be in. i mean, the results were debated, but regardless, it wasn't a pretty picture. what's your take on the situation? would you agree with that assessment that it's dangerous for women to be in india? b, i would agree. i did not get i. i live in the national capital in new delhi, and i don't know, we don't really so that it. so with the, the situation women in this country. and this is me having a guarantee, you know, where there is no women can venture out in the night. but the green bath in the room area, even it's far worse off, there needs to be, oh, concerted effort from the government. it can only just limited didn't one low or below. there's a sense of that issue. there needs to be a reason, right? they need to have a general or drop. yes. got it even online, the brand. right. so should follow that rule and you don't have to have women onto the truck with angelica i re, bon, thank you so much for joining us. that's it for tuesd

you probably know about this from thomson reuters foundation that concluded that india is actually the most dangerous country in the world for women to be in. i mean, the results were debated, but regardless, it wasn't a pretty picture. what's your take on the situation? would you agree with that assessment that it's dangerous for women to be in india? b, i would agree, i don't know who else i live in the national capital in new delhi and i did not get my house without really bad. so bad in it. so with a situation women in this country and business me having international government a guarantee, you know where there is though, women can mentor out in the night. but considering that in the rural areas, even it's far worse off. there needs to be open circuit efforts from the globe. it cannot be just limited to one low or too low. there is a sensitive issue there needs to be if the school curriculum needs to include gender region, right. they need to have a genuine article that makes it any, got it either online, the brand, right himself should and follow accounts that role and you don't

mean, at one point a few years ago, there was a survey you probably know about this from thomson reuters foundation that concluded that india is actually the most dangerous country in the world for women to be in. i mean, the results were debated, but regardless, it wasn't a pretty picture. what's your take on the situation? would you agree with that assessment that it's dangerous for women to be in india be i would agree, i do not get out. i live in the national capital in new delhi and i did not get my house without really so bad in it. so would explain the situation. women in this country and business me having in the national government lenders muscle much more to guarantee you know where there is though, women can venture out in the night and bring back into rural areas. even it's far worse off, there needs to be, oh, concerted effort from the government. it cannot be just limited to one low or too low. there's a sense of that issue there needs to be if the school curriculum needs to include in that region, right? they need to have a general article that makes it any thought it even

and the reuters news agency is reporting that the city of sebastopol and russian occupied crimea was rocked by at least 4 explosions. so vast a pole is home to a key russian naval base. initial reports say the blasts word near a military airport, north of the city. the governor is quoted as saying russian anti aircraft forces down to ukrainian drone and no damage was done. forest fires in algeria have killed more than 30 people and injured many more. hundreds of residents have been moved to safety and dozens taken to hospital with breathing difficulties. helicopters are being used to put out the fires as officials warned that hot winds could spread the flames even further. and a short while ago i spoke to journalist site. she too was following the wildfires in algiers. is still going on the still researching the people who disappeared in the course. the situation is does very dance. and of course the person concerned he's minister continue her to push more and she said more teams in order to do research on human beings. and of course, the area is going to fired some places. and there

we get more for john davison who's iraq bureau chief, it reuters news agency in baghdad to welcome to d w. and let's start with the current situation. what's happening there now this very tense this evening after these classes earlier today. so there were protests after looked at all. others announced that he was withdrawing from politics wants a rule and his supporters of classroom supporters of other shiite muslim groups. so there's at least 2 people have been killed and the moment as we understand there are pickup trucks of armed men are circling in baghdad, driving around from both sides. so the situation, it's very, very touching at the moment. and perhaps you can explain the background to us because it seems it seems extraordinary about a failure cleric announcing that he's quitting politics should lead to political violence. how does one lead to the other? yes, was not the 1st time that he's announced that he's going to withdraw in some shape or form from the political process or in doing this in making this move was basically given the green light to some of his supporters who

new reporting from reuters, citing regional statistics and research with young chinese women suggest the harsh locked downs of recent months are taking a toll. your children being born baiting, already expected, is population to begin shrinking in the coming years. a recent you and report predicts india will take over its title of most populous nation in 2023. yeah. john are also has an unemployment problem. almost 20 percent of young jobseekers can't land a job according to the national bureau. statistics is the highest level since the data was 1st made public 4 years ago. now, university graduates, the class of 2022, are struggling to enter a taunting job market. leo kion graduated with a master's degree 2 months ago and still lives on campus in this tiny, dorman bay jane. she's hunting for a job, but that proves to be more difficult than she had thought. thought bna caught before i graduated. i talked a lot about my dreams and planned my future. from the moment i stepped into society and started looking for a job. i felt as if my future was smashed by machine and i dont know if i

in addition this morning, according to reuters several chinese plains flew close to the median line, dividing tiwana trade. those could be indications, nancy pelosi is likely to arrive in taiwan soon. according to one of my sources in a taiwanese government, pelosi is likely to arrive in taipei at 10 p. m. local time. and she's expected to stay here overnight and meet with taiwan presidents, how you win on wednesday. and again, this is not official statement met by the us government, only taiwanese authorities come for me pillow the fee, the we will just need to wait and see a people in type one worried zachary, about by genes reaction. how closely of a listening to what chinese officials are saying on the matter frankly, town is people here are very used to the threats from china. so i don't see many concerns funding local people. however, china has made clear warning of consequences if pelosi be these 2 type one. anti 1 may really suffer from reactions from china to treat. for example, is morning china placed a band hundreds of products in podium from taiwan. and this will cost hea

as b james struggles with already slowing birth rates, new reporting from reuter siding regional statistics and speaking with experts, as well as with young women. i suggest the harsh lock downs of recent months are taking a toll. fewer children are being born. beijing already expected population to begin shrinking in the coming years. are recent un report predicts india will take over its title of most populous nation in 2023. yeah. man. or earlier i spoke with our correspondent in taipei, zachary lee, and asked why china 0 hope it locked downs. we're hitting the country's already declining birth rate. was steve, exactly. some studies have already shown that pandemic and economy asserting that the way on both rates around the world historically. and as we all know, china, the will cove, it policy affects society just equally. for example, many women are in difficulties in carrying a pregnancy and taking care of an infant under heavy restrictions. let alone many are facing financial security and worries about live cove. it vaccines affecting babies, they said, you know, some chinese young p

democratic republic of congo, aided by the local rebel group, m 23, according to a report by the rote reuters news agency through london government has repeatedly denied any connection with the m 23 militia group. peruse, congress has refused to allow the president to leave the country. lawmakers told pest pedro castillo to stay at home and deal with a political crisis. he wanted to travel to columbia, and you. peruvian cabinets is due to be sworn in the legion. you're really motoring . what you are. 10 workers are tracked under ground in a flooded coal mine in mexico. they broke through a tunnel wall and set the set off that flooding. 5 of the miners escaped. authorities are still trying to make contact with the men solias, emergency workers and rescue dogs are racing to rescue the crew trapped on the ground before it's too late. in the morning. well, no one can go inside the mine we have to pump out all the water before the rescuers can get our colleagues out. relatives can only wait for news, even though they look for in ghetto. another young my son has worked in mining for many years. i a

we want tough leaders that was from one reuters report.i was talking to a friend this morning, and they said "if he wants his message out of the midterms -- afghanistan was an extra success, he told us. he saved christmas apparently. >> yes, and this is delusional. how many more months will we have of the invisible handshake? it has gotten better. you know this as a physician, watching him over the last couple of years, it's rough. god help the country. as you talk about russia and china, they would probably be the biggest donors for his reelection bid, because they want a week presidents, someone who is dr. ring and law -- it's not good for the country. i agree with sean. i don't want running people from the other party so that whoever's president, i want them to be strong and in command of the facts, and to exude that sort of confidence that's almost impossible at his age. >> i think he's running, but will the party run away from him? >> it's not just what joe biden wants, it's what the infrastructure wants. clearly, he -- with people op

that is according to a report from reuters, citing the bank's documents and unidentified people.'s get context for this. paul dobson is with me. we were discussing, we've got sanctions on going, but russian bond trading starting again. can you square that up for me? paul: very much so. it appears from what we understand talking to the banks and the reuters reporters that this is about facilitating closeout trades for customers who have been stuck with that russian bond position for several months already. either wanting long -- either long wanting to offload them or short. it seems her has been some shift in the permissions granted by the u.s. government in order for those banks to come in, act as the middlemen, to be able to get those counterparties that are stuck in these situations back to level pegging. it is not about bringing back speculate of trading in russian bonds or reinvigorating the market, but purely about working in the customers' interest to get them out of the situation they found themselves in when the sanctions came out earlier in the year. manus: i suppose the

i'm breaking news now than reuters reports that the convoy mission matt left kiev and is heading towards zaporozhye nuclear power plant, we will follow the movement of the convoy, we will return to this topic. now let's talk about sports alexander in the cup of russia on football passed the next matches. tell us the details tatyana good morning , the premier league clubs spartak entered the fight against krylya sovetov in the opening match of the cup. wings of the soviets, let me remind you that from this year the russian cup has a new format of the rvl club at the first stage, divided into four groups and in each group. each team will play six matches. spartak won with a score of 1:0 winning goal, 25 seconds into the second half. the deputy of the main team scored eighteen-year-old pavel lyoshin. also, the match was not scored. the goalkeeper of the wings took a penalty kick for andrey sobolev in the first half. bogdana ovsyannikov under the guidance of a new head coach, pissed off by the hilers, spartak won the sixth victory in nine official matches on sunday, the premier league match

on other topics, the iaea mission has already left kiev and is heading towards the zaporozhye npp, reuterseports, according to local authorities, and the visit of international experts will last two days, and after that several specialists from the delegations should remain on the territory of the nuclear power plant, despite the arrival of the mission. ukrainian troops continue to carry out strikes on energy donations per day , more than 60 shelling attacks and nuclear power plants nearby. with her the russian military today shot down a drone , its fragments fell nearby. from the entrance to the station , local residents hope that the situation will change with the visit of many experts, otherwise it can be very scary later on. and if tomorrow they blow, east west wind, what is 60 km, it will be worse than chernobyl, it will be in general, it is terrible and does not fit. in a sound head, the whole world will suffer. do you think that the west understands this, but not everyone does. moscow hopes that the visit from the iaea mission will help stop the nuclear blackmail by the kiev regime,

united states was disconnected from the ventilator, he is already conscious and can talk about it, reuters a representative of the gun, however, according to him, the recovery process will be long so, as a serious injury, i remind you that it was born. watering on friday, when the writer was preparing to give a lecture on the stage of the educational center. he received several live wounds, the attacker was believed to be a 24-year-old resident of the state. new york, lebanese descent. i will add that the threat against the gun has been coming for several decades after the publication of his novel the satanic verses, and the book provoked an angry reaction from muslims, as they considered it offensive to the prophet muhammad. in in novy urengoy, the super hpp 2022 professional excellence competition ended. employees of gas companies competed for the title of the best in several categories at the site of the gazenergoservis enterprise, they showed their skills in various construction specialties, as maria valieva will tell. the koino-limited technological pipeline is only a few hours away b

bangladesh plans to buy half a million tons of wheat from russia, according to reuters, the deal willd in a few days, at a price of $ 430 per ton, the amount includes the cost of fract insurance and unloading, deliveries will go in several batches until january next year. bangladesh is one of the world's largest importers. last year. it bought nearly 5 1/2 million tons of grain from mostly india and neighboring russia and ukraine. the highest inflation in the last 40 years has undermined support for anti-russian sanctions among the british . this conclusion can be drawn from the results of a survey of the company of the south, in which the sandy times published. less than 40% of respondents support new sanctions in the event of an increase in electricity prices, but against almost half in march, the situation was i’ll add back that recently the british regulator announced an increase in tariffs from october by 80% at once . bavaria, meanwhile, the cabinet of ministers of the country agreed on a peace treaty that will reduce consumption by 2-2.5%, in shopping centers, for example, they

for example, on august 7, reuters published a ukrainian stuffing in the headline, saying that the russiany themselves are inflicting strikes on the vicinity of the nuclear power plant, and on the twelfth, on the skynews website, they quoted vladimir zelensky, who, in his usual in a manner, he tried to expose russia as an eco-evil empire, russia, after all, the appearance of the nuclear force must come in the form of obko thieves and smells before but you of their harsh sanctions against russia, the proterosat and in syria, the atomic pity of the power, the terrorist and that's it. this is typical against the background of preparations for the visit of the zaporizhzhya npp by iaea inspectors who, according to zelensky’s office, should proceed to the plant through the territory controlled by kiev, what this can lead to is not difficult to predict, some kind of provocation will be fired upon the inspection mission is rich, and then naturally, russia will be blamed for disrupting this visit and thereby increase the degree of opposition. naturally, russia will be blamed for everything, and the

bangladesh plans to buy half a million tons of wheat from russia, according to reuters, the deal willn a few days, at $430 per ton, the amount includes the cost of insurance and unloading , deliveries will go in several batches until january next year. bangladesh was one of the world's largest importers last year. he purchased almost 5.5 million, then he grains mainly from the neighboring india russia also ukraine despite numerous negotiations, germany has not yet been able to find a replacement for russian gas, the prime minister of the federal state said. bavaria , meanwhile, the cabinet of ministers of the country agreed on measures that will reduce consumption by 2-2.5% in shopping centers, for example, they have already begun to partially turn off escalators and lighting. we are now transferring more money to russia than before. and there is a threat that we will have significant problems. prices are skyrocketing energy supply situation is becoming difficult were travel to the boat norway canada, but so far it has not been possible to find a replacement, meanwhile ukraine will ne

sanctions against russia, the city authorities could not find a gas supplier to replace gazprom, reuters reports citing a letter from a member of the city council, and for the italian travel agency , the absence of russian vacationers turned into multimillion-dollar damage. one of the major tour operators in the south of the country announced a loss of 90% of turnover. mutually beneficial cooperation between the regions of belarus and russia in industry, as well as in the social and cultural spheres was discussed in novopoloska, representatives of the delegation from the nizhny novgorod region visited the largest the factories of the city appreciated the infrastructure of the sports complex and the popular health resort , the potential for joint work, great interest, first of all, in innovative developments. this is especially important in the face of sanctions pressure, our region is one of the largest industrial centers of the russian federation and with every region with every enterprise. we are looking for separate points of contact. now there is a process of intensifying our bilater

reuters reports record inflation, coupled with the tightening of the policy of world central banks, reducesonomic growth to almost zero, the data on business activity of a number of countries from asia to europe and the united states that came out the day before indicated its decline and the lack of much hope for drastic changes in the situation. for the foreseeable future, according to polls, the probability of a recession in the us within a year is estimated at 45%, at 50 within two years. i will add that officially the gdp showed a strange decline for two quarters in a row and formally the recession has already begun in the united states, however, the authorities do not want to admit this yet. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate today , the dollar is 59 rubles. 89 kop. euro 59 33 and that's all for now roman mash thank you, we continue, the coming days in european russia will be the most hot at the beginning of august, will there be new temperature records, when it gets colder and the smog from fires dissipates, look after the advertisement. against pain i

question on davidson is the iraq bureau chief for reuters news agency in baghdad. he updated me on the situation there. >> it is very tense now. there have been clashes between his supporters and supporters of armed political groups. they have been corrupting in baghdad from time to time this evening. it is very tense. >> did you see this announcement coming in? did you see the violent reactio to it coming >> ethimany observers did not fairly see the announcement of this complete withdrawal from politics coming. i think people were maybe expecting a bit of violence. it had been acquired along -- it had been quiet a long time coming. it gave the green light to his supporters to protest in whatever manner they saw fit. >> talk to me a little bit about his influence in iraqi politics. the fact that he says he is quitting politics, it has obviously led to a vacuum that is being filled with violence right now. >> yes, he has always been a very influential player in iraqi politics. his political power has grown in the last few years. he has millions of loyal supporters.

sanctions to allow direct purchase of gas in russia , the municipal authorities write about this to reuters 2 months they have been desperately trying to find a replacement for russian gas, but as part of the tender to attract suppliers, the city council failed to note that, of course, they can solve the problem of supplies in the framework of negotiations with intermediaries. however, any new agreement will be much more expensive than the current gazprom contrast and asks to release the city from the obligation to comply with sanctions, which, as part of the notorious sixth package, require them to cease cooperation with any russian companies from october 10. the german authorities are seriously concerned that logistical problems are significantly exacerbating the energy crisis due to record river separation. it is impossible to create a supply of coal at power plants for the autumn, not the winter period of the barge. it simply does not work, and the overloaded railway network cannot cope. the corresponding concern is set out in the report specifically to the german economy under the titl