the ship was built at the admiralty shipyards, and will be used for fishing in the okhutsky and bering seas. our correspondent dmitry akimov joins the broadcast from the northern capital. dmitry, greetings, tell us in more detail how the ceremony took place and what kind of ship it is as a whole, i would also like to know. yes, hello, colleagues, well, really, on admiralty shipyards , the ceremony of raising flags on trawlers of this series is already becoming a good tradition, just in august last year we raised, participated in the ceremony of raising the flag on the same supertrawler mechanic maslak, today there is a new ceremony, and the flag is raised on a large refrigerated fishing trawler , captain martynov, this is the fourth ship built. in st. petersburg at the admiralty shipyards and ships of this series are truly considered one of the most modern in the world, its capabilities really amazing, and it is capable of catching 60,000 tons of fish per year, well, in addition, there is such a huge and powerful fish processing complex, here are some numbers - that means 80 tons of fi

and as a reminder the hunter's point navel shipyard is the federal property and the lead agencies for clean up at the sighted and federal and state regulators endorse this this the u.s. environmental protection agency the california department and the san francisco bay water cell board and more details in the handout it was part of the meeting materials. next slide, please. so then what is our role at dph we are not directly responsible for clean up that is u.s. navys responsible our the dba and have a critical role to review information throughout the process of clean up to make sure that the health of and well-being of the residents is protected approach is taken and to uplift the community voiced in those processes and throughout this system. so to do this we now have an expert in the disciplinary team with expert knowledge and community health and engineering and communication. to give the community a comprehensive support that we are leaning for throughout this process. and. next slide, please. and um, to share with you um, the make up of the team and to be able to reference that

i have a few friend who is live in the shipyard. and i trust supervisor walton's leadership in making sure we get when we need to know what is coming at us. and so i see the 96 us with the general fund not just the puc and i would support moving forward with supervisor walton's language. >> i think my and supervisor peskin >> >> i wanted to reveal the side bar conversation i think mrs. jennings said. changing the source to the puc from the general fund may be possible but wield our date city attorney would need to consult with the city attorney for the puc before we could do that. it may be possible. >> thank you. >> birch call on supervisor walton. i want to understand, first i want to acknowledge the fact if we change just the amendment proposed by supervisor walton today, to the current instead of the previous physical to current. we than is substantive it is designed to form we make the amendments tell wait a week. with that said that i'm my second question to the assistant district attorney attorney is that in the effect we ide

within bayview especially the naval shipyard. two accept and implement entirety of the 2021 civil grand jury report and support community initiatives. this is important many young people in bayview are still faith the health effects of to beingic waste in the area. and that causes health issue this is can affect them in the future. and our last policy priority is to address food and nutritional insecurity. as food insecurity and related deaths are one of the leading kausz of death in san francisco this is an important issue. this is why our recommendations are as follows. one support community initiatives. includes farmer's markets and food banks and organizations like st. anthony free, warm, ready to eat meals to the community. two, increase out reach and food support programs ebt and food stamps for immigrant communities who don't know the programs are available. 3 focus on food policy and this it is recommendation that we got from the food security task force. within city government focus policies to -- which is out line in th

one single chinese shipyard, okay. is what you're looking at parts of here can produce more vessels and all us shipyards combined. the united states falling behind as a new report details how china is preparing for war and outfront now, with brand new reporting that he is sharing with us along with these images is seth jones, the senior vice president at the center for strategic and international studies. so sad. i mean, that's incredible you've got these satellite images. can you tell me exactly what we're looking at on our screen, why and why it is so alarming to you yeah. >> erin. so we're looking at the schengen shipyard, which is outside of shanghai. i mean, there are at least two or three things that are important to note. one is this has been a huge expansion of the chinese to build ships primarily for the people's liberation army navy. so the chinese navy second, these aren't just any ships. we've got aircraft carriers in here. so really indicating that the chinese are building high-end capabilities. and third,

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a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to san francisco lead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in development and jobs. i'm kay book the founder of coffee company. recently opened the flagship coffee shop. this is a full circle for mow to have opened a new cafe here at the port. also like being welcomed back home again. >> port is the first place they

i have a few friend who is live in the shipyard. and i trust supervisor walton's leadership in making sure we get when we need to know what is coming at us. and so i see the 96 us with the general fund not just the puc and i would support moving forward with supervisor walton's language. >> i think my and supervisor peskin >> >> i wanted to reveal the side bar conversation i think mrs. jennings said. changing the source to the puc from the general fund may be possible but wield our date city attorney would need to consult with the city attorney for the puc before we could do that. it may be possible. >> thank you. >> birch call on supervisor walton. i want to understand, first i want to acknowledge the fact if we change just the amendment proposed by supervisor walton today, to the current instead of the previous physical to current. we than is substantive it is designed to form we make the amendments tell wait a week. with that said that i'm my second question to the assistant district attorney attorney is that in the effect we ide

while the shipyard is mooring friends and family are eagerly waiting on the pier, very little time passesnd the long-awaited hug comes. this is the second year they have been working together. on pacific expeditions, yulia remembers well her first storm, it was generally difficult for me, i thought i wouldn’t return home at all, to be honest, and there were quite a few of them, the shipyard spent 10 months on the expedition, the crew worked off the coast of sakhalin, smoked kamchatka and other areas of the pacific ocean, received catches from dozens of fishing vessels, pollock, ivosi, sil, saury, salmon, all this the plant processed directly into the sea, the repair facility, the base is very good, the ship is maintained in order by the crew, here is already... quite experienced, all all the services worked perfectly and accordingly supported and ensured the performance of the base at the highest level. during this expedition, the floating base processed 68,000 tons of fresh raw materials, producing over 54 million cans. if large transport ships were immediately loaded with them, then at

a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to sanead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in development and jobs. i'm kay book the founder of coffee company. recently opened the flagship coffee shop. this is a full circle for mow to have opened a new cafe here at the port. also like being welcomed back home again. >> port is the first place they was able to

in hundreds of the united shipyards. sky women, the same jobs as men.ough, rugged work that they toss off like veteranin. here are some of the reasons why they're doing these job. i have two sons in the army now. i'm the army, too, in a way. i wanted to bring my dad home soon. he's in greenland because my husband's in the. and i want to do a job that means more than working in a department store. we do want women in depament stores, other civilian jobs. but we need them in war plans to women who have had no industrial experience. our train bar, the united states employment service or sent by them to factories that teach future workers individual consultation determines what kind work the applicant is best suited. would you like to work a factory? i don't know anything about machine. can you drive a car? a bicycle? can you repeat burnt out fuze? yes, i can do that. then you can be trained for a job and. the training won't cost you a cent with the strideth have been made in industrial methods. there is practically no limit to the types of work that women

already in war industry as well as to students to meet the demand for skilled workers at the nearby shipyards where ships than ever before are sent down the way hampton's agriculture department has added a course in farm management for women. these girls are planting corn on the college farm as they learn to operate farm equipment at the student built dairy farm. girls watch an expert nilka cow, one of the most significant fields of the war is the study and work nutrition. as much has been done with the use soybeans as a substitute for and milk so important but present when we are conserving these foods war purposes. since the war began, many radio programs have been sent over hampton station giving. the results of research, ways to improve diet, to raise better crops, and how to do our part to the war. our broadcast to thousands families within reach of this station, students take a course in surveying and topography to aid them in army training. the institute regiment has been in existence since 1868, when hampton was founded. cadet uniforms are made students in the college tailoring. many

a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to san francisco lead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in development and jobs. i'm kay book the founder of coffee company. recently opened the flagship coffee shop. this is a full circle for mow to have opened a new cafe here at the port. also like being welcomed back home again. >> port is the first place they

manufacturing growth, last year we passed 22 vessels, this year we are planning 17 more, all our shipyards their obligations to customers in the shortest possible time. the construction of this series of ships is part of the state program to modernize domestic fishing fleet, they are built within the framework of investment quotas. if this program had not existed, we would never have started modernizing the fishing fleet. thanks to the president’s decision to launch the first stage of investment quotas, you know, the second has already started, we were able to attract private investment into the industry. to date , such investments under concluded contracts have already amounted to more than 230 billion rubles. six more similar ships. dmitry akimov and sergey fodeev, news from st. petersburg. 18:00 in moscow this is the russia 24 tv channel and facts are the main thing at this time. vladimir putin held a meeting with permanent members of the security council via videoconference. the main topic is neutralizing threats in the space sphere. you and i have already discussed the falsehoods that

a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to san francisco lead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing, a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in development and jobs. i'm kay book the founder of coffee company. recently opened the flagship coffee shop. this is a full circle for mow to have opened a new cafe here at the port. also like being welcomed back home again. >> port is the first place they

, we put a tremendous amount of effort to address that situation, that asset is now called agila shipyardstrategic asset for us, we got it done by me making a lot of phone calls. the state department, department of defense, coming together on an ad hoc basis. servers capital management in new york taking an important leading role and japanese government stepping up and helping us. we worked with philippine government and japanese government and u.s. government it■b took better part of two years to get to work. the development finance corporation, i thought would be the tool was unable to participate in this. a lot of effortnd elbow grease but not direct participation, i start with you secretary ratner to talk about the new office for strategic capital is this a means a tool by which you might be able to do hard infrastructure, i know you are talking technology here there are tools to play a more direct role. >> yes, i can -- will get specifically on office of strategic capital as it relates to pacific islands, with infrastructure we have a number of mayor posture, initiatives in the pacif

children are going to be taken out first. flew to turkey, where the first thing i did was go to the shipyardere the second corvette for the ukrainian navy is being built. zelensky gave the ship the name hetman ivan vygovsky, a nobleman who commanded the zaporozhye army and fought with the poles against russia in the seventeenth century. glory to rory. and the ukrainian president stood on the deck of another corvette of the same class, hetman ivan mazepa, a well-known defector in russian history who betrayed peter and defected to the swedes during the northern war. stinks can cut through this high park, they can cut through this a high fence, they can throw a blanket and climb over, they can use a stepladder, they can use cunning, there are paths of wild boar tracks, they can try to walk along them in the hope that a flock of wild boars will pass by, trample their tracks, they will not be detected, on the western borders ukraine is catching draft dodgers who are trying to leave by any means; the long legislative saga around the new rules of mobilization has provoked a new wave of those wishin

and is this the same district that banned the sale of the united states shipyards?hat might have been in the bush administration. is this the same committee that has taken actions like that in the past? thank you so much for your time. guest: icts of late. you are absolutely right, the law deals with foreign adversary nations. foreign adversary nations being china, the people's republic of china, the russian federation, iran, north korea, cuba. a small subset of countries. you are right, it is not any of those with any foreign ownership. this is an adversary problem. i do want to address the shipyard. you're absolutely right about that. in terms of the ai. it depends how you define ai. based on its algorithm, you could argue that yes, it does use a little bit of ai to kind of give you more content that you want or a different type of content. but fundamentally, the ai regulation is scoped a little bit differently. i worry that it may not be comprehensive enough, at least to address the threat posed by apps hosted by foreign adversary nations. host: you are listening

i do want to address the shipyard. you're absolutely right about that. how y. based on its algorithm, you could argue that yes, it does use a little bit of ai to kind of give you more content that you wan a different type of content. but fundamentally, the ai regulation is scoped a little bit differently. i worry that it may not be comprehensive enough, at least to address the threat posed by hosted by foreign adversary nations. host: you are listening and watching this morning to nazak nikakhtar who is former trump administration u.s. assistant secretary of commerce and also now a partner at wiley rein llp nation securit in florida, democ caller. caller: yes. one of the things that i recognize is that we do have an administration of professionals and the people that are learning from individuals who are actually involved in a lot of the processes to protect the american people as a whole, everybody. they are involved. one problem is that we have the house and the senate who are supposed to receive information from this administration and for some reason

about 100 civilian ships a year are launched at our shipyards; the srednenevo shipyard is preparing branda river of the sea, mustai karim , the largest liner created... admiralty the shipyards raised the russian flag on a large refrigerated fishing trawler , captain martyna, in the fifth of her series, a floating factory, they catch and process fish per day, 80 tons of fillet, the same amount of minced suremi. the whole point is, this is the production, that we caught it here, processed it, well , let’s say deep processing was done into fillets and frozen right there, this turns out to be a very high-quality product. the trawler is equipped with instruments no worse than a modern warship, but the captain's. the bridge is like that of an expensive yacht. the smell of leather, the smell of a new ship, the feeling of power that you have in your hands when you control these mechanisms, and not like the old fashioned way with a crowbar and a hammer, but simply by lightly pressing a button, the power of 8,200 horses, guys, motorists will understand me, they obey yours team, it's just a drive. t

and he walked with an important air around the shipyard, where the construction of two corvettes for the ukrainian navy is underway, as if emphasizing that the country is arming itself. at that time , forced evacuation was announced in the kharkov region. the ukrainian armed forces are forced to retreat under the pressure of the russian army, sounds her approach is getting louder. elena erofeeva, alexander yatushenko, andrey rudenko, lead the week. diplomatic scandal. on march 4 , ambassadors of the european union countries were invited to moscow for a conversation with sergei lavrov. what do you think, 2 days before the scheduled event, before the meeting, they sent us a note , we decided not to go, you can imagine, these are relations with states at the diplomatic level, whose ambassadors are afraid to come to a meeting with the minister of the country in which they are accredited how is it in general where it is visible, however, crude russophobia has long become a calling card. europe. about the latest events in the old world, mikhail antonov. in the nordic response exercise, whi

they placed a massive amount of orders and those ships are now coming out of the shipyards are goingsult, prior to this happening there was a quite a bit of overcapacity, the freight rates have cratered off their pandemic highs. so when the attacks started in mid december, you had a lot of excess capacity that was able to fill in the gaps. some live pictures from saudi arabia, the holy site of mecca. holy prayers have just ended. notjust here, but millions of muslims around the world are observing ramadan. it is a spiritual time of fasting, reflection and community. some employers in the uk are making adjustments to the work day to support workers observing the holy month. the bbc�*s nina warhurst sent this report. around 800,000 items are sent from this warehouse every week. it's a busy workforce of around 1500 people and more than a quarter of them are british asian or pakistani. and one of those fasting over ramadan is manager rukaya. nine hours into your fast today. how are you feeling? honestly, ifeel 0k. being at work makes it go a lot quicker. you don't feel any hunger because

rum alexander deev for the route between sakhalin and the mainland at the shipyard in komsomolsk- on-amurorm with liquefied natural gas storage for the first stage of the arctic lng2 project at a site in the murmansk region, as well as fishing and crab fishing vessels... the largest in the country, it includes up to 80%, design bureaus, shipbuilding and ship repair plants in 100 billion rub. the corporation provides 95%. 230 ships were built, among them, for example, dry cargo ships, which are necessary for the further development of the industry, an area of ​​special attention. year-round navigation we are systematically expanding the icebreaker fleet, and you know, in the coming years it will be replenished with more, which will become the lead one within the framework of the unique leader project. since 2014 , the united shipbuilding corporation has increased the number of jobs by a third; now the number of employees at various usc enterprises exceeds 100,000 people. training on simulators plus mine explosives defeat, time to launch the bird. with artillery crews allowed us to finally,

for fishing fleet, we will do all this, the vessels are currently being redesigned, and all our shipyardsobligations to customers in the shortest possible time. on baikal, a russian record was set for under-ice freediving, diving without special equipment, solely by... holding your breath: maria alshevskaya sank to a depth of 40 m, this is the height of a ten-story building. on baikal now the frost is -20, and the water temperature is only 2°. according to maria, everything went perfectly, even at such a depth there was good visibility, thanks to pure water and clear ice. and with this our episode is completed, now on the first channel there is a program, let's get married. scored his fifth goal in the last six games, hitting the edmonton goal. after that , the bluesmen made it 2:0, but could not maintain the advantage. edmonton. and

they placed a massive amount of orders though ships are now coming out of the shipyards are going intoult prior to this happening there was a quite a bit of overcapacity, the freight rates have cratered off their pandemic highs. so when the attacks started in mid december you had a lot of excess capacity that was able to fill in the gaps. 50 excess capacity that was able to fill in the gaps.— to fill in the gaps. so the outlook _ to fill in the gaps. so the outlook for _ to fill in the gaps. so the outlook for the _ to fill in the gaps. so the outlook for the year - to fill in the gaps. so the. outlook for the year ahead to fill in the gaps. so the - outlook for the year ahead for singapore in the region fairly positive in your view? increasingly positive. our e economists are increasingly positive for that the most recent report that came out in february showed accelerating growth. our pmi data, which takes in early look ahead of the official numbers is showing increasingly positive trends. evenif increasingly positive trends. even if you ask the container lines who they see the volum

as a full town, newcastle became the world's previous cold. hot mines shipyards and still works dominating the region. that era helped define new cost, so no fumble and, and the world lots of major kind of historic fis took place in the customer to have a very selective commit street in the world's 1st modern steam locomotives. so there's essentially much the railways kind of originated in in new customers, but the industrialization slowly just send it across the u. k. brutal economic policies for margaret, such a particularly decimate at the north in the 1980s. previously booming industries would gradually walked out, leaving the remaining communities abandoned. that moment was a moment that the reason is never really recovered from so you have a kind of sense of absence, a sense of neglect, a sense of marginalization. it also has the status, the goal it takes, which began and we're trying to attain which of completely teaching millions and millions of papers age of the economy gain severely. and in fact, in the city of the north face is now one of the most disadvantage regions in the u .

uh, when he arrived here before he met with hood once you visit the shipyard where that was being built, a warship for the ukraine. the navy is also room at the mongol discussions he's pressing load, wants to delivering the larger amounts of the nations. if your credit is in desperate need of, uh, temporary shells and turkey possibly could be providing those along with that, there was also discussions about possibly renewing, well, trying to revive the grain export deal, which allowed you crate. export large amounts of grain to the world markets which did help to drive down to prices that ended when russia walked away from the field . and they think discussions about how to continue to explore grain of currently there, all these well cool to monetary and safe car. those are the 2 leaders are expenses of talked about. so for extending those, i'm increasing great next bulls. i'm also the question of peace talk. so old one is very key to position himself as a guy that can facilitate a positively to bring an end to this conflict. although that's also a piece fit difference between the 2 lea

. >> there were 20,000 black people who worked in the shipyards. >> this month they lead student tours inside the office of education in san rafael. >> i've been collecting newspaper articles for years. >> like the story of andy smalls who rode a crowded train writing her suitcase all the way. >> i want people to know that there so many untold stories. there is the legacy that is a complicated one. they contributed to america's history and the war efforts. they were also dealing with a lot of discrimination. white families were offered the opportunity to purchase homes. they see the sign and the buildings but what i want people to know is there is dedication and they decided the fastest way was to get through here. >> i had a dream and an idea. >> i had a chance to meet those original workers and they share their stories with me. >> this is with their shopping center. >> the face of marin city is changing. until then they will continue to travel and spread the story of this small community with a big heart. >> what a wonderful tour. >>> so we are going to get some rain but not lake lak

france and brazil gave the launch diesel submarine, which was built using french technology at a shipyardhis is the third submarine launched under the prosap program launched by president nicolas sarkozy and luleya. brazil plans to build its first nuclear submarine. president macron, tell the french people that brazil does not need nuclear technology for war. we want all countries that want peace to know that brazil will stand next to them, because war is not a neighbor, war only destroys. this the submarine is a very concrete testament to what our two countries can achieve together in a true strategic partnership. today emmanuel macron will travel to sao paulo, the country's economic capital, accompanied by a number of french entrepreneurs, to establish new economic relations with brazil, because france is. ahead of emmanuel macron's arrival, there is no doubt that the presidents are going to discuss pressing issues, the gas wars in ukraine, as well as the trade agreement between the european union and mercosur is a topic on which there are still disagreements between the two sides, beca

of the lotos plant, and this is the third dry cargo ship of this project, built at the astrakhan shipyards the unique characteristics of the vessel. friends, let's support with applause. traditions are unchanged, the right to break a bottle of champagne is abortion. the vessel was provided to godmother elena bukreeva, general director of the public joint stock company astrakhan port. this is the solemn ceremony of launching the dry cargo ship of the rsd-49 project, caspian coast. it has two engines with a power of 1,200 horsepower. his ship is equipped with three cargo tanks.

shipyard. the pride of tyumen. greatest pride.o into details. during the soviet years it was an industrial giant. 6,000 people worked here. the plant moved people from barracks to new apartments, there was a kindergarten, a school, a clinic, a sanatorium, physiotherapy with a swimming pool, all this, of course, for free, at the plant there was probably not a person who would not have visited his dispensary, you did a good job, rest, at that time rumors were spreading, an elusive killer was peering unnoticed into the windows of houses, choosing a new victim, how can you work calmly if... you don’t know whether your daughter will get home from school, whether your wife will return from her shift. the shipyard workers decided that the criminal would not roam freely in their village. the men united into people's squads, after finishing their shift, they went to patrol the streets, that's what happened that evening, but what is it? someone is lying on the ground, a girl. the unfortunate woman was immediately taken to the hospital, it s

meetings with the affordable housing that occii administrators and out in hunter's point with the shipyard the subcommittee talking about that replacement housing getting feedback from the community and also in the mission bay cac i want to you know say we've had quite a bit of outreach and have 4 meetings a month so always an intelligent for the chair and others to come in and provide employment and hire the local folks is this group they come here and advocate for the community desires and goals i wanted to offer that up. >> thank you thor and elizabeth and lektd when you said a timeframe the 5 thousand 800 and 42 down payment housing units funded for 9 for coping holders only in reaching out to them at a certain point you don't reach them move on giving that we need to build up those relationships we need to meet with the as dan met with the naacp that moved mow i was amazed to here that and the african-american coalition more of pastors - so that timeframe have you thought about rnc zone that and louse the community to know there are different phases and organization working with you t

the submarine portion of the deal involves a lot of work at the shipyard.at, a thank you to this committee. secretaryr, about ten years -- 10 days before the defense, he marked up the nda in june, the pentagon sent a group to meet with me in the you are the chairman of the subcommittee, we need to get this legislative language in the nda and he said i'm not going to help you. they said wait a minute, you are an office supported. why won't you help us? because none of this is jurisdictional in the armed services committee. i can't get it in the nda, it's the foreign relations committee. we worked together, great members on this committee, really helped get the framework through the foreign relations committee so that by the time the nda hit the floor, we were to attach the legislative framework to the defense bill on the floor. ..thank you to this committee for working expeditiously to make itn. we're still in process this in kay while nda has been signed. we have a supplemental bil that passed in house. one piece of that has -- been p and the one piece of t

the ceremony took place at admiralty shipyards in st. petersburg.ina fesenko. the fourth in a series of ten of the largest and most productive trawlers in russia and the world enters service. raising the flag, extraordinary. we are proud of the success of the shipbuilders of the admiralty shipyards, who implemented such a large-scale project. this is rightfully one of the most modern, technologically advanced supertrawlers in the world. the vessel is designed for annual fishing about 60 thousand tons of fish. the unique streamlined body rises above the neva. to carry out its tasks, the trawler is equipped with the most modern equipment. capable of operating in ice up to a meter thick without the escort of icebreakers. the captain on the bridge is delighted with every detail, we are a powerful vessel, at the same time, the controllability of the vessel is at the level of modern yachts, and the whole vessel has a control system from one place, one person can completely control the vessel. the vessel will catch cod, haddock and bottom fish species that