direct the ships, siren, siren. siren, i steal the waves and foam, siren, siren, siren, i myself am a all the girls of our vast land were simply in love with this... and as much as i liked it all, i left boxing, that’s where they took me from there to the highest rainbow, part of it was filmed in odessa, very small, and 2 months in tallinn, it was all perceived as some kind of funny big game, how interesting they present this thing to you, they put make-up on you, everything comes there, if it’s on the street, they come, spectators watch, so many letters came, so they gave me such packs and cleaning supplies when we came they came, they gave it to me like this, i wasn’t trying at that moment to go out ... so i became famous, i played, i played for myself, they paid me money, who cares, i gave all the money to my parents, i perceived it as a game. dima is gone, he has been with us for 6 years, but that smiling boy from the film higher rainbow always lives in our hearts. i know you work with children now? yes, i work as a vocal director, i have 27 people, they are my children, i always

the sixth siren in just one morning over belgorod., they are all open, we can take cover. all these people we came to... 55 to see what was left of their apartments and pick up the surviving things. hiding from the shelling in the next entrance, we learn another story of salvation. the apartment is in a joint, collapsed. our apartment is hanging, and where were you at the moment when everyone left for moscow, our granddaughter was born in moscow, he saved us. on the day when the whole country was shaken by the news of a rocket hitting a building, another one happened in belgorod. right on the street. a student of the belgorod state institute of cultural arts was killed by shell fragments. to the funeral they carry mourning wreaths, as well as sirens about a new missile attack. every day people die here, we look through all the reports, we look at everything, yes, every day they die somewhere, every day they bury, of course, without reports, only all this goes on more, most of it, but quickly, they report quickly. attributes of the lif

in the last few minutes, sirens have sounded in numerous areas across and outside. tel aviv sirens were sounding because rockets were fired from the gaza strip. we've been hearing from these radio stars use that. as a mon was reporting that they were all intercepted by the iron dorm defense system . the minute treat wing of her mouth has claimed responsibility. it says it fund televi with a large rocket barrel as well. for more on that, let's go straight back to central garza and speak to honey my would. he joins us from there all by honey. you were telling us earlier that it appears that these rockets were 5 from east. and rafa an area that is what i had said that it was in full control of i see him as has issued a full statement. can you give us a few more detail? yes, we're just learning also not only the are the where the rockets were quite a for me to read off, but at a very carry a that is a close to rough crossing and this winter of our crossing of the initial diesel, which is really military invasion of brooklyn city, the took over rough i crossing and they said that no more how

>> exactly. >> what happens when you approach siren sarm? >> at this point, they go on board. >> how is ryan bane reacting? >> he's cooperative. showing us his keys, phone, passport. they live in the cockpit and they do a quick down the passage way. >> reporter: when someone's personal belongings are still on the boat and they are nowhere to be found, is that a really bad sign? >> we just take it there is somebody in the water and we begin our search accordingly. >> reporter: the lieutenant commander's team used drift analysis to help focus on the search. >> with the good weather, we can cover a lot of the area and the isolated islands like we see over there. >> does it have to enter your mind as you're searching that there could have been a crime committed? >> our focus again is all search and rescue. >> reporter: after a full day of searching. >> we started approximately at 1:00 and search until sunset. >> reporter: they also found nothing. like where could she be? >> i'm not sure. >> the coast guard was puzzled. if she had drowned in the

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sounds not only a siren, but also thumps on the ice, the air defense is working somewhere, somewhereit, maybe they have a breakout. from the windows of high-rise buildings you can literally see ukraine, here in a straight line 25 km to the border, all the ukrainian weapons that can fly fly here, what doesn’t reach or is shot down is flavored with drones, which the ukrainians even launch into the windows of civilians, not a single day, so as not to be included in the reports kharkov mountain, yesenin or shchorsa street. there is more than one memorial here, in fact, people bring flowers, leave them, lay them, now we will put flowers here and go directly to the entrance that collapsed. the largest high-rise building on shchorsa street in this block was in the path of ukrainian missiles. on may 12, on a day off , belgorod was shelled. it hit a house, the whole entrance collapsed, and it took rescuers two days to get people out from under the rubble. me too. literally across the street from here, so it was a sunday, a day off, morning, well in fact, we were doing our homework and the arr

now this is the 1st time that those sirens have sounded in months. it's still unclear what the rockets have fallen, or if any has been intercepted. let's get the latest from honeymoon when he joins us from there. all bella and central garza honey, i believe we have heard from him. i say saying they launched some kind of massive misaligned attack from television. what do we know right now? yes so so far we learned from the statements they should by how mocks the mother of the military. when you go to some brigade, the law into a garage, you'll walk essentially just let me tell you something. here we could see the trails of a smoke of from a distance here as these rockets were expired. but as a look at some of the picture they were attached with the, with the statement, the rocks in fact were fired from a rock. why the eastern part of approximately, very close to the vicinity of a, the crossing that's an area that has been under these really military for the past 18 days, is really military and it's occupying force in the ground has been operating aggr

the upfront on out the sirens sound for 76 seconds, one for every year since the neck above one palestinians were forcibly displaced from their phone lines. the and even bigger catastrophes unfolding and gauze of fierce fighting rages on from the north to the south of the strip. and some of the most intense is really a task. and when you're watching l to 0, my for my headquarters in delphi and getting navigates are also coming up nato and the use a georgia has made the wrong choice. officer its problem is voted through so called for an agent spill and 2 decades in a 2nd night, a protest in new caledonia after paris blocks. that's controversial loading reforms in the french overseas territory. the hello. it's been 76 years since what palestinians called the the 76 seconds of the sound of sirens round out across the occupied westbank marking each year since the catastrophe. it's one more than 750000 palestinians were forcibly evicted from their homes. and today their suffering and even greater catastrophe with more than 35000 men, women and children killed by israel's war on gaza and his pales

serhii bukovsky takes two sirens for such glue, as a basis.he siren that sounded on september 4, 1965 in the cinema of ukraine, where the premiere of "tine of forgotten ancestors" was held, and where dzyuba was the first to speak and said that today is a tragic day, today is a happy day, but also tragic, and began to enumerate, who was arrested from the ukrainian intellectuals then. and so... in response to this, the administration of the cinema of ukraine turned on the siren, this is where serhii bukovsky begins the film about ivan dzyuba, and with this he the film ends, but this siren already sounds later, during the russian-ukrainian war, in the first months of 2022, what did you do when you first heard about what happened in the movie theater? at the ukraine theater in 1965, you know when, i heard already in the early 90s about what happened in 1965, when you learned about it, no, well, in 1965... i was still a schoolboy in alexandria and i definitely did not hear about it, well, you understand that at that time any information was blocked

a memorial siren sounded. the second memorial siren can be heard at this moment, the day of remembrance of the fallen every year precedes the celebration of israel's independence day, and this year, due to the war, which began with a brutal attack by hamas on october 7, almost all events in ukraine and the military parade have been canceled. and how in such conditions the memory of the fallen is honored, he will tell our correspondent ulyana dryuchkova. ulyan, congratulations, tell me. good morning. a friend just passed by. menal siren at 11:00 this wave of sirens swept across israel, so in memory of all those who died in wars, it is not only military personnel, yes, it is also civilians, there are quite a lot of them, and especially in the last year their number increased significantly, because these days, these commemorative days that precede israel's independence day, the celebration of independence day, they are especially poignant this year for israelis, and considering for the war that continues in... oc

sirens heard across tel aviv as hamas says its launched as hamas says it's launched a large missile attackn the city — the first in months. the united nations says almost 700 people are feared dead following a landslide in papua new guinea. and it's kick—off for leeds and southampton in the championship play off final at wembley. who will return to the premier league? hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the programme. we start here in the uk, and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. the home secretary, james cleverly, says the conservatives plan to bring back a form of compulsory national service if it wins, and says it's about pushing young people out of their "comfort zone". the party says it would cost £2.5 billion a year and would see 18—year—olds join the military for a year or serve the community for a weekend a month for the same period. our political correspondent helen catt has more. the return of national service is certainly an eye—catching policy but it wouldn't be national service quite like these men experienced between 1949 and

(loud explosion, siren blaring) >> this morning, the sound of sirens again interrupted the morning commute>> narrator: six days later, the number 18 bus again. >> police combed the hellish wreckage for clues about a suspect... >> narrator: the bus bombings were part of a series of hamas attacks that killed more than 60 people and injured hundreds. >> israelis did not, could not beeve the morning news, another bloody sunday. >> a suide bomber has once again blown up a city bus in jerusalem. >> and israelis lost faith in the process, in that process. one of the slogans that came from grass roots was, "this peace is killing us." >> we see terrorism exploding in our streets, literally. so the only thing that we can do is not to continue on a failed course. this is und to lead to more and more terrorism. that's exactly what's been happening. >> narrator: netanyahu began to climb in the polls. >> he was able to speak to the masses and translate the horror of suicide bombers into political power, and say, "i will be able to solve this. "i am strong. "i come from a military background. "i have the

a few days ago i was leaving the house, the siren went off and i didn’t understand where the fragment hand got caught, nothing serious, i pulled it out myself, i’m a former military man, i came home, well, where should i go, i lost my leg on... " oh, excuse me, well, yes, there is such a thing, wow, because you were injured, everyone has already returned here, well, now we’ll do the prosthetics, let’s go back to fight. according to the ministry of defense, last tuesday, russian troops liberated the village of bugrovatka and struck significant concentrations of manpower and equipment in the ukrainian armed forces in the areas of vesely, volchansk and leptsov in the kharkov region. it was from these territories that the militants fired at belgorod." pavel rybalchenko, alexey ermakov, alexander mikhailov, ntv television company. mikhail mishustin held the first meeting with the new cabinet of ministers today. opening the meeting, the head of government noted that a lot of work awaits the ministers; in order to justify the trust of the president and citizens, they need to act clearly and

the sounds of a siren in belgorod were heard at about 22:15 in the evening, immediately the air defense system started popping, once, twice, three times, then it hit an apartment building, another, a third, smoke coming over the residential area. in the courtyard of one of the houses hit by a shell, people poured out into the street, and at least eight balconies were destroyed. let's hurry inside, maybe maybe we need help, but the main thing is that no one was killed, so we look, no, there were no people, if this is if someone was here, second floor, the owner of the apartment says she went into the bathroom during the siren, and it saved a life, leads us to the balcony, show the projectile, here is the hole, just from the fourth floor, it turns out the projectile, here it has already pierced several balcony ceilings, ended up on the second, apparently. the block lies here, a piece of the shank, here, too , miraculously no people were injured, absolutely, well, just god, as they say, saved people, people left their apartments, there are massive calls to operational help services, but th

the sounds of the siren in belgorod were heard around 22:15 pm, work immediately air defense, pops, one, two, three, then it hit an apartment building, another, a third, in the courtyard of one of the houses where a shell hit, people poured out into the street, at least eight balconies were destroyed, the second floor, the owner of the apartment says she walked in to the bathroom during the siren, and this saved our lives, he leads us to the balcony, show the projectile, here is the hole, just from the fourth floor, it turns out a projectile, it has already pierced several balcony ceilings, it ended up on the second, apparently, the accelerating block lies here, a piece shank, here, too, miraculously no people were injured, absolutely, well, just god, as they say , saved people, people left their apartments, there are massive calls to emergency services, but the siren is heard again, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go to the entrance. so, they are now hiding in shelters several times a day, on the weekend evening from the czech, rszzo-vampire, across belgorod, the ukrainian nazis fi

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i want you to take a listen to the sirens and the chaotic scene that ensued. >> reporter: sirens in israelor the last four months. it has been four months since israel heard the sirens blaring. there are no casualties at the moment, only a few minor injuries as people tried to make their way into the shelters. this is pretty significant. we are talking about nearly 8 months into this war, hamas is still able to launch rockets into israel. it is yet to be seen how or if those attacks will impact negotiations. this is certainly something that we are following closely. >> thank you for doing that for us, appreciate that. joining me now is admiral james defreedy, analyst and former allied commander of nato. thank you for joining us. sirens have not been set off in tel aviv since late january. are you concerned about escalating host ililities there? it shows that hamas still has the accept today this? >> it does. and as the israeli war cabinet, benny gantz, and current minister of defense and a former jeperal, they are meeting with benjamin netanyahu. with air raids going off, it will stiffen t

on this day, sirens sound throughout israel. no one is running, no one is looking for shelter. sirens on the streets, people stop, get out of their cars and stand silently with their heads bowed. this is a tribute to the memory of the 6 million european jews killed by hitler's nazis during world war ii. tributes to the victims of the holocaust were paid at... fears of an operation in the southern city of the sector gas in rafah. the israeli leadership, in turn, is confident that hamas cannot be destroyed without taking and clearing rafah. on sunday in the middle. on the same day , the israeli kibbutz kerom shalom was fired upon from the vicinity of rafah . israel responded by intensifying attacks on targets in the gaza strip, two armored brigades were deployed to the south of krafah, the area was blocked by land, air and sea, where israeli fleet boats operate 24x7. the navy is on constant combat duty along the coast of the gaza sector, in the center of the country, at its permanent home port, they only enter... several hours a day in order to refresh ammunition and prepare for

[000:00:00;00] the life from bowie, and this is the w use for the 1st time in months air raid sirens, sound in television almost says it kind of coverage of growth. it's towards east wales biggest city, several explosions, the central kind of, you know, major injuries for, for political people. this independence stay in georgia. the nation celebrates historic victories and it's baffled for freedom as a fight over a media ownership bill. presence the terms of the country back towards friendship and the french president, the men will misquote, lands info. then for a 3 day state visit. this trip to germany is the 1st by a friendship president in 24 years the i've been visible and woke up. we stop with breaking news from the middle east where the wing of the palestinian militant group thomas says it has find a quote large real good barrage towards these rail warning sirens sounding in the city of tel aviv is wales. he says a number of the projectiles. were intercepted and at least h. rockets came from rafa in southern gaza, where it's supposed is a currently involved in a military operati

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funeral wreaths are carried at funerals, and sirens about a new missile attack are also heard.die here, we look through all the reports, we look at everything, yes, every day they die somewhere, every day they are buried. emergency services to step-by-step algorithms in case someone gets injured. take cover it doesn’t always work out from shelling, especially if you’re driving at the time of arrival. a few days ago i was leaving the house, the siren went off and i don’t remember. where the fragment came from, well, it caught my arm, nothing serious, i pulled it out myself, i’m a former military man, i came home, where should i go, i lost my leg, oh, excuse me, well, yes, there is such a thing, wow, you’re all wounded , we’ve already returned here, now we’ll do the prosthetics, let’s go back to fight. according to the ministry of defense, last tuesday russian troops liberated the village of bugrovatka struck significant concentrations of manpower and equipment in the ukrainian armed forces in the areas of veselovo, volchansk and leptsov in the kharkov region. it was from these t

i siren wails.em's western wall, israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. ceo at fajar scientific, which is a medical group. he has been working at the european hospital near khan younis which has been overwhelmed. some of them are horrific injuries. but we've been seeing for the past two weeks, we arrived here on april 29, we operated at the hospital for about a week with no issues. but then the rafah invasion on the attack on the civilian population started. initially, we are staying at what we called a safe house in central rafah, and we thought we would stay there. but the bombing started to trickle to the north and covered the block of the area that we were in, which was block six, and bombs are fall

rocket sirens have sounded there as well as across other cities in central israel.a of southern gaza. northern israel has also come under attack from rockets fired from lebanon. 0ur correspondent in jerusalem, dan johnson, gave us this update. interceptions have been heard over the city by colleagues who are in tel aviv at the moment — at least six, possibly eight rockets that have been intercepted by israeli air defense systems, which are very secure, very effective. but it does look like some of these rockets that we believe have been fired from the south of gaza, from rafah, have got through. there are some videos emerging showing where rockets have landed on open ground. no word yet on whether any serious damage has been caused, whether there are any casualties. but this certainly does mark another moment in this conflict. it's the first time since, we think, january that tel aviv has actually come under rocket attack. these would be long—range rockets fired from the very south of gaza. and the al-qassam brigade, the armed wing of hamas, says it is doing that in

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for the 1st time in months air raid sirens, sound and television. the says it find a real good stories, males, because city, several explosions, a 100 and the central tend to be major injuries. have reported premises wait a minute while my call and lands in berlin for 3 days. state business is trip to germany is the 1st by a french president in 24 years. as political upheaval, this independence they in georgia. the nation celebrates its victories towards freedom through history as a find over a medium or ownership built for tons of concrete back towards russia. the i've been visible and welcome. we stop with breaking news from the middle east where the wing of the palestinian militant group thomas says it's fine. a large rocket barrage towards these rail. the morning siren sounding in the city of tel aviv israel's obviously as a number of the project dunsmore intercepted and at least 8 of the rockets came from rafa in southern kansas, where its forces are currently involved in a military operation. is around the blower against almost as now, and it'

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unimportant for your up a strip is the 1st stage, visit cuba, french president in 24 years. air raid sirens, the sounds intel heavy for the 1st time in 4 months. almost as they tried a barrage of rockets towards israel, biggest city, separate explosions, a hood and a sensor of 10 of the no major injuries are reported at the desk, toll is fine with then thoughts in a landslide in a remote part of pop, one you gave me, united nations fee is as many as 670 people are buried beneath the russell the . i'm going to jones good to have you with us. am on with my call is in berlin for the 1st state visit by a french president in 24 years. my home was welcomed by the gentleman, president con, provide his di maya at his official residence. that'll be palace. frank. a gentleman relations has been strange and recent years, especially as europe phases challenges like for war and ukraine. government trends . and it will actually remain splits with his french counterparts on energy and government spending. along with relations to china, where my call has criticized gemini, over its dependence on the regime

the central square of the city of belgorod, for some time now, that the warrior sirens has changed, onlyuring the missile and aviation danger, in order to be able, such special ones consisted. 400, we tested it, took it to the test site, exploded the shells, that is, i understand which shells hold and which don’t, that’s why we have all these signs too, and we came up with this partition ourselves, on the posters there are step-by-step instructions for providing first aid in case of injuries, emergency phone numbers and addresses for storing first aid kits, you’re standing there, your legs are weak, you’re confused, you don’t understand, because you’ve been a teacher all your life, and you need some kind of help, so you come in and look, you need to do it in that one, in one case or another, diagonals, yes, it’s very simple, it’s clear that but in the city it’s easier, because there are a lot of medical institutions, the most important thing is to call them, give a message to indicate the point, stop supermarket windows lined with sandbags or blocked with concrete blocks , broadcast from

came across a video from kharkov, well, people are filming it themselves, and besides , there is a sirenthe tskashniks insulted a woman, for her some man stood up, they beat him, they beat him terribly, disgustingly, disgustingly, i people hate atska so much, it’s actually amazing, so ukraine managed to create. the gestapa itself, that is, in terms of the level of hatred of people, well, there are few people who hate as much as the tetsekashniks, because they really are some amazing monsters, that is , there are almost 100,000 of them there, yes, if not more, yes, tetsekashniks, there are some - they name terrible numbers, and in reality they will start killing them, of course, that is, it will all end with them simply being killed, the main thing is, i don’t understand, what idiot in this world could still think that ukraine is a democracy? so the tcc operates on the basis of what laws? that there is a court for them, there are some rules for them, they grab whoever they want on the street, they beat them, they are accountable to no one, well, well, in principle they really are like tha

no people were hurt, absolutely, well, just god, as they say, he saved people, at about 22:15 the sirennded for the first time, then there were claps, the air defense was working, after that shells began to hit multi-storey buildings, many people... immediately began to run out into the street, but after that the siren signal sounded again and again, and of course, all the people were simply frightened and confused, they immediately fled to shelter, well, in addition to residential buildings , shops were also damaged, two schools were damaged, they were on fire. in belgorod itself, on the victims, i think information will appear a little later, now a door-to-door visit is being carried out, they are inspecting the premises, describing the damaged property, but today the belgorod district, the village of dubovoe, was under attack, they also worked there from the rszzo on private property, on private households by townhouses, and of course under the strongest, under the strongest fire attack... today the armed forces of ukraine visited the village of oktyabrsky, we managed to visit there,

the belgorod region glotkov holds a visiting meeting at destroyed high-rise building, rocket danger sirens attacks in half an hour, everyone takes shelter, the entrances of the damaged house become a refuge when there is danger. and for those who have completely lost property, we will draw up acts: 1000 per person, 50,000 for partial loss of property. if we see that the income does not allow us to restore the property, we will provide individual assistance after the construction of the apartments. the head of the region today set the task of starting dismantling as quickly as possible destroyed section and construction of a new one. in the next 2 days they plan to restore the damaged heating main. supply hot water to the house. at this charity foundation warehouse, evacuees from a destroyed high-rise building can receive food, household chemical kits, personal hygiene items, clothes, shoes, and bedding. some seek psychological help. more than a thousand people lived in the damaged high-rise building, 107 in the collapsed entrance. most of the evacuees are now with family and friends, 30 pe

yes, yes, yes, yes, two sirens at a time, builders come down from the roof and run to the first floorything in a couple of minutes, here we open, and oh, there is light, guys, we have light here, we have everything is here, we have sand, and there is water here, here, here there is water, here, oh, water, look, taking advantage of the moment, zhanna vanina is interested in who is renovating private houses, there are more than 500 of them in the city, they remain like that, here they are fields, here they are garages, you see, ukrainian saboteurs came with noise, scaring civilians, destroying everything that came in the way, a kindergarten, a school and even a church, here they were already standing, here they were in these houses, they came in, from there they hit our houses, but why the church, the church of half doesn't exist, right? half of it was demolished, only not so long ago it was renovated, the church is very beautiful, well, again everything can be restored, the local residents, those who did not have time to escape, were hiding in the basement, came here at night, and my h

well, there were no sirens in tel aviv. the sirens were in jerusalem, which is to the east, and they were in jordan, and they were in iraq, which is further to the east. so iran launched those things. they had to come toward the west, and they went through several other countries and there were airplanes to intercept them. and the iron dome and a number of technologies that were deployed by the us by germany, germany, excuse me, the us, uk, france, israel, jordan, saudi arabia and the uae all helped in this. and maybe there were others. so it was a combined allied effort. so that was a first. never in history have so many cruise missiles and so on been launched at the same time. and the allies did a brilliant job of knocking them all almost all down. so iran was defeated in that technological salvo. also, israel did a response where they hit very sophisticated, very important. defense establishment, anti radar stations at a at a base in iran that protects their nuclear, areas. and so israel was able to pinpoint and get thro

we heard, as always, the sounds of an alarm from a siren.ped out into the corridor, locked the dog in the bathroom and... my daughter screamed the same way, who had to be dragged away from danger. today, the death toll from the house attack has risen to 17. rescuers found the bodies of a man and a woman under the rubble. residents of belgorod continue to bring flowers and children's toys to the spontaneous memorial; governor vyacheslav glotkov also paid tribute to the memory of the victims. he also talked with the residents of the house and told them about further actions on the eve of the building. experts followed, the first results of the examination are available, part of the house is to be demolished. workers must begin dismantling the remaining part of the third entrance, tomorrow, together with it they will dismantle the neighboring one, the second one, which is not visible from the outside, but according to the inspection, its load-bearing structures were seriously damaged, then essentially the same section of this house will be buil

siren wails. commotion. this is a policeman. yeah, it's a policeman.st hijacked him — him and his girlfriend. they take his car and the gun. so, what's going to happen now? there's a backup that is running up and down to search for the car — the car that has been hijacked. so, this is a regular occurrence? yeah, this is a regular occurrence, situation that is happening. the way life it is now in diepsloot, no—one is safe. losing a loved one to violence is an experience many south africans have in common. for some of us, all we can do is make bitter peace and try to move on with our lives. both these communities live in fear. but class — which in this country is so closely linked to race — class determines who has a better chance at safety. and if everyone is willing to do whatever it takes to survive, i can only imagine the kinds of violence we're yet to see. hello there. well, wednesday was certainly a day of contrast. the sun is strong at this time of year, and if you get some, wow, those temperatures start to climb. in fact, it was a beautiful after

missile warning sirens have been launched in the region, and the ukrainian armed forces are striking places where there may be many civilians, including shops and even playgrounds. residents are asked to go to a bomb shelter or take shelter in rooms without windows, such as a hallway or bathroom. during the day. one of the shells hit an apartment building, the entire entrance from the tenth to the first floor collapsed, rescuers they are clearing away the rubble, it is known that eight people died, and 19 more are in the hospital, alexander revunov has all the details, pieces of concrete are passed along the chain, a slab is lifted with a crane, rescuers and volunteers try to act quickly, time is against them, but still work for a minute they stop, in the hope of hearing the voices of people under the rubble, someone can hear us, call us. smoke rises above the rubble, there is a local fire, firefighters are spilling pieces of concrete, disaster medicine doctors are also on duty here, it is now known that one more person pulled out from under the rubble of concrete. according to the m

were hurt, absolutely, well, just god, as they say, saved people. at approximately 10:15 p.m. , a siren the first time, then claps followed, air defense was working, after which shells began to hit multi-story buildings, many people... immediately began to run out street, but after that the siren sounded again and again, and of course, all the people were simply scared in confusion, they immediately fled to shelter, in addition to residential buildings , shops were also damaged, two schools were damaged, cars were burning in belgorod itself, and the victims , i think, the information will appear a little later, now a door-to-door inspection is being carried out, they are inspecting the premises, describing the damaged property, but the belgorod region, the village of oak, was under attack today, they also worked there from the rszzo on a private basis. and here, or rather, there was a construction trailer, there was a direct hit, as the neighbors said, well, unfortunately, the owner, the one who lived here, the man died, well , they managed to pull the car away from this burning house i

the missile danger sirens go off several times at noon, two attacks in half an hour, all for cover.d house become a refuge. when the danger had passed, department heads gathered at a spontaneous memorial to honor the memory of the victims. the governor said that the affected families will receive full support. payments to this week we plan to make 10 for the whole house. and for those who... have lost all their property, we will draw up acts: 100,000 per person, 50,000 for partial, for partial loss of property. if we see that the income does not allow us to restore the property, we will provide individual assistance after the construction of the apartments. the head of the region today set the task of starting as quickly as possible to dismantle the destroyed section and build a new one; in the next 2 days they plan to restore the damaged heating main to supply hot water to the house. together with the victims residents of the apartments, which were blocked by destruction, emergencies ministry specialists decided how to use an aerial platform to enter the upper floors through window

at about 10:15 p.m. , the siren sounded for the first time, then popping noises followed, air defenseich shells began to hit multi-story buildings, many people immediately began to run out into the street, but after that the siren sounded again and again, and of course, all the people were simply frightened and distraught. immediately - they fled to shelter, well, in addition to residential buildings , shops were also damaged, two schools were damaged, cars were burning in belgorod itself, and on the victims, i think, information will appear a little later, now a door-to-door inspection is being carried out, they are inspecting the premises, describing the damaged property. but today the belgorod district, the village of dubovoe, was under attack, they also worked there from the rszzo on a private basis, private households, townhouses, and of course, under the strongest, under the strongest fire attack in the ssu, today there was the oktyabrsky village, we managed to visit there, and we found firefighters at work on the ashes, literally one house was completely burned out, let's look

one and a half minutes before the final siren, the score was equal to 83:83 and the end of this match leader of unix, macedonian nenad dimitrievich. dimitrievich regained the lead for his team in... the move, after which he scored a mid-range shot with a foul and then showed composure in converting free throws. thanks to the exploits of dimitrievich, 20 seconds before the final siren, the advantage of unix was already reached the seven point mark. unix eventually won with a difference of +5, 9287 reached the final series of the vtb united league for the second year in a row. dimitrievic had 31 points yesterday. this is a repeat of the performance record in the current playoffs. unix, the current champion of the united league. winners of the regular season, so in the final against cska the kazan team will have home court advantage. the final series between them and csk will begin at the kazan basket hall on sunday, may 26. in moscow , matches are guaranteed to take place on may 31 and june 2. the maximum final episode will last until june 11. it was on this day in kazan that the potent

i siren wails.e remembrance ceremony byjerusalem's western wall. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. i'm joined now by brian katulis — senior fellow for us foreign policy at the middle east institute. i want to get your thoughts on what we just heard. thousands of trucks have arrived since the erez crossing, but thousands are continuing in rafah crossing. it’s continuing in rafah crossing. it's aood continuing in rafah crossing. it�*s good news, and what we heard for months now. concerns about recent crossing close because of military operations in the south, so still very dicey. quite considerable, because i think they are trying to get citizens to evacuate. . ~ , they are trying to get citizens to evacuate. ., ~ , , ., evacuate. that the key question. i don't feel it _ evacuate. tha

normalization of the processes in the heads of muscovites does not interfere with hearing the air raid siren, says bogdanova. and what would her great-grandfather, hero of the ussr, answer to such statements? she took it and disgraced herself, her family, russia, she could not disgrace, well , who is she and who is russia, that is, by calling for an attack on moscow, bogdanova implies that she will not be in the capital at that moment, but what about the grandmother, and what about the mother, who, judging apparently they live in moscow. here is one of the examples bogdanova writes on her page that she is supposedly informed about the dismantling of the monument to chkalov in kiev, but she doesn’t care, she writes like that, this is their city, they do what they want, that is, pro-ukrainian nationalism outgrew her personal heroic family story, here is bogdanova calls his great-grandfather. stats like a fucking adventurer and writes that he supposedly may have been the pioneer of air travel with america, but then all her life, according to her , she did nothing, she was definitely interested

air raid sirens sounded the night before in nine regions of ukraine.essa , the new mail warehouse, which transports weapons for the ukrainian armed forces, came under attack. explosions also occurred in the kharkov region under control. and kherson in tbilisi, opponents of the law on foreign agents carried out a new action: they threw house bombs at the windows of parliament, there were again clashes with the police, despite active opposition, deputies adopted the document in the second reading, it obliges to register npos with foreign funding. congress the united states passed a law against holding a rally in support of gas residents. the document makes it possible to refuse funding from universities on whose territory student rallies are taking place. in recent days, they have spread throughout the country and about a thousand people have been detained. songs about the great patriotic war performed by foreign vocalists were performed in the kremlin palace. there was a concert of the road to yalta festival. it brought together contestants from dozens

sirens have gone off intel to be for the 1st time in mon soft cosign brigades. find a large power. outage of rockets these right ministry says the sad defense systems intercepted several of them on the ground is right. these ryan, so safety during the run to the sack is right. the media report one posting was slightly ins if the city of hudson, the at least 81 palestinians have been killed in this way. the bombings across, gone. so since saturday morning they include 10 children that were sheltering at the school near the giovanni, a refugee camp in the north. and it was bombs. and add on that's the on is a form, a deputy head of as well as n s. c national security council, they joins us from the thought z on near west jerusalem. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, from the signals that way, hearing from is really officials. does it look to you like the offensive and rough is about to be intensified even further? it's hard to say. yeah, and although i don't think a lot of people in fishing faces this barrage of a few hours ago, it's not really a strategic o