ukraine for sweden, because sweden is self-sufficient, and actually talking about the need to expandes markets there at the expense of ukraine, it looks somehow, well, sometimes not quite appropriate in view of the capacities and projects implemented by swedish companies, well, i absolutely agree, in principle sweden is one of the largest exporters of weapons in the world, i don't know what level there is, it is the fifth or sixth place in the world in terms of volume. arms export is an almost 100% export-oriented military-industrial complex, although there is also an own order, and now it has more or less doubled there , but the question here is what it is, you have to understand what ukraine itself can provide to the swedes, where is the point of synergy, for what or cooperation, it is not just a market, but the swedes are something. produced and conditionally sold to ukraine, it must be understood in the context of cooperation that the ukrainian side is so interesting for the swedish companies to jointly produce some high-tech product, we can talk about it, there are certain devel

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and what should ukraine actually do in order to interest sweden in such a systemic partnership up to exit of joint ventures, to offer contracts, to offer some kind of improved financial conditions there, which is systematically lacking, which , well, does not yet give the effect of synergy at the level that are we expecting well, first of all, of course, the horizon of planning, because the whole to a swedish company, the same saap or any one, they work on extremely long horizons, the same system was developed there for five years or more, and for this there is a certain procedure, certain contracts with fmv or directly there with some by the customer, by the way, it is good that ukraine finally has an analogue of the fmv or nspa procurement of the yunativska procurement company. this is perceived very well, extremely positively, because there is a specific algorithm for how to submit a commercial offer, how to receive an invitation to a tender, how to cooperate with state institutions in ukraine, that is the next question without a doubt, and what is a certain problem for swedish co

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whether that was his last visit to a sex worker is on certain, even in sweden. do you know the secret to long lasting happiness? ask the fins if you don't fit and rang, says the happiest country in the world, according to the world, happiness report for the 7th time, and there will people's close connection to nature contributions to the reading. se researchers this 5 long cold winter's with little daylights and defense actually learn to be happy. the 7th graders are just coming back from their lunch break. their next lesson isn't math or history, but emotional competence. teacher anika lee clinton says the people's will be working in groups. they'll be learning how to express their feelings using the right words. that a yes oh, in an old single source i like the wireless pop area. you off the cooperate the poster and divide into like read the flow at the same mistake, positive emotions on one side and negative ones on the other make off the cell phone and very the same. most negative ones are things that make you unhappy or sad . feel are there are many words f

finland and sweden's membership of nato underscores that nato is a vital and living body.olutely critical to the defense of the trans-atlantic. and we are determined to work with the administration to make the 75th summit a success and 20 continue -- to continue our efforts to help ukraine. i wish this panel well. thank you very much for inviting me. it's such an important subject. look forward to what the panel has to say. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much, ambassador, for being here, for sharing that with us. thank you all for joining us. it is such an honor to be talking about the importance of enheansing northern european security. to talk a little about the geopolitical changes and how it's important that we have a fresh approach to the region. i am joined here with three amazing scholars. i want to start with our guest, andrew michta, who is director and senior fellow at the scowcroft strategy initiative. he is also the former dean of the college of international and security studies at the george c. marshall european center for security studies. h

sweden and there is no space to look back. . . , ., ., ., sweden and there is no space to look back., ., , back. that was a great moment, but we will move — back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a lot _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a lot of _ back. that was a great moment, but we will move on. a lot of things - we will move on. a lot of things have happened in between that time and now. of course we know sweden very well, they know us very well, too. we are preparing on what we have seen lately from them what people do and how we will play. we no people do and how we will play. we go into every tournament wanting to win it, _ go into every tournament wanting to win it. but _ go into every tournament wanting to win it, but that would be a special part of— win it, but that would be a special part of history to be a team that could _ part of history to be a team that could potentially go back to back. the qualifying tournament is split into t

let's take a look at the implications of 6 work in sweden and germany. amber, sunk to power, the neighborhood home to the bond, and its red light district. here, sex work is seen as business as usual, especially by man hamburg it goes with the territory lying, i guess they make money from it. so you can't see much people one to, to go down books and sunk poly sex is a tourist attraction that draws people from around the globe. there are even guided tours of the so called sin mile for their lives. if i slip up since i probably double this process, i go to sit down for the year. it won't be long before someone offers you a room with a dancer with a 10 2nd officer, maki and con prostitution is legal in germany. the goal of the country's liberal legislation, which has been in effect for over 20 years, was to give the women access to services like health care and unemployment insurance. but therapy and other consequences to many people from abroad. now travel to germany to buy 6, including from women who don't set with their own free will like teresa from afr

they want ukrainian culture to be present in sweden in the long term.ent is aimed at swedish society to tell them about ukrainian culture, as it was before, as it is now. ukraine, now in all the news, a lot of swedes know ukraine through eurovision, for example, because ukrainian songs are popular. place, but still wanted for ukrainian culture to be present here in sweden, under any conditions, under any conditions, not only during the war. yuliya kyzyk for espresso tv channel. espresso's volunteer kitchen continues to work for victory. for the second year in a row, we have been making our own vitamin mixtures for the armed forces. currently, the initiative is gaining momentum and in the parcels to... the front , in addition to vitamins, there are also other goodies that our defenders need: dried fruits, nuts, jerky, lozenges, dry soups and borsch, lard and canned meat, everything that will fuel ours at zero. we have a lot of requests, so we need your help, dear viewers, the account already has a little more than uah 30,000, all we need is uah 50,000. j

veronika with her mother and younger brother came to sweden as refugees. here, the girl actively attends demonstrations in support of ukraine and tells foreigners about the war. veronika says that she has been interested in ukrainian literature and cinema for a long time, and wants to tell swedes about it as much as possible. even. literally, our cultures are often used against us, or destroyed, or stolen, so the cultural plan, everything related to it, is very important to protect and preserve, not only for ukrainians, but also for other nationalities. i believe that it is important to raise awareness of ukrainian culture, in particular, that ukrainian culture exists. this particular country and this particular culture exist because, in my opinion, many people in europe, or in general in the world, are not really knowledgeable about ukrainian culture. dmitry plaks works in a theater field in sweden for 30 years, this year he became a dramatist in the production of the ukrainian play bad roads by natalka vorozhbyt in sweden. it was the first modern ukraini

so it does reflect to some . degree on your own journey from iran to sweden as a child refugee.ery much an adult, very much the patriarch of his family. very much the patriarch of his famil . . ., ., , family. yeah, i mean, it was important— family. yeah, i mean, it was important for _ family. yeah, i mean, it was important for me _ family. yeah, i mean, it was important for me to - family. yeah, i mean, it was important for me to have - family. yeah, i mean, it was important for me to have a l family. yeah, i mean, it was - important for me to have a character that was rooted in the uranian 5ociety because in many ways, the film is about self—censorship and about achieving an inner freedom film is about self—censorship and about achieving an innerfreedom if you grew up in a society like the uranian 5ociety you grew up in a society like the uranian society that has a very kind of strict rule, oppression of people on the way people speak, the way people expre55 on the way people speak, the way people express themselves. and having a character that is rooted within that society an

they want ukrainian culture to be present in sweden in the long term. this event is aimed at swedish society to tell them about ukrainian culture. what she was before, what she is now. ukraine is now in all the news, a lot of swedes know ukraine through eurovision, for example, because ukrainian songs occupy high places. but still , i wanted ukrainian culture to be present here in sweden, under any conditions, under any conditions, not only during the war. julia kyzyk for tele. channel espresso. international partners in ukraine allocated more than 700 million dollars for humanitarian demining. funds provided for the projects of 2022-2027 were informed in the ministry of reintegration among key donors - the usa, switzerland, norway, eu countries, japan, the netherlands and germany. the government will continue to work with the international professional community to strengthen mine action. activity the news editor is working on the final issue. i'm telling you, i'll see you at 8 p.m. and i'm leaving you in the company of mykola verys for almost two hour

sweden kick off the euro ean less than that. sweden kick off the european -- _ less than that.ean -- england kick-off- less than that. sweden kick off the european -- england kick-off by l european —— england kick—off by hosting sweden at wembley on friday and then doubling to the republic of ireland. it�*s up to finish with secure their place into the next year, otherwise they would be fighting it out in the playoffs. england are in the top tier of qualifying so can qualify automatically, the other three home nations are in the �*b�* league, so will be looking for route through the play—offs to make it to the euros. scotland start away in serbia we are confident for the players we have in his squad are good to compete, we�*re going to prepare, i think what we are going to do from last month through to friday and tuesday, will it make a difference on how we can be, but there are areas to improve, we want to win as well as serbia and slovakia, they would do everything possible to compete. that�*s a game, we have to have answers after the game. compete. that's a game, we have to

, , buzz about it so what is it like in sweden? , ., sweden?is a very catchy song that _ person. we have heard the song. it is a very catchy song that gets - person. we have heard the song. it is a very catchy song that gets in i is a very catchy song that gets in my mind all the time. i'll it may thatis my mind all the time. i'll it may that is a good song.— that is a good song. don't you think? it that is a good song. don't you think? it is — that is a good song. don't you think? it is not _ that is a good song. don't you think? it is not for— that is a good song. don't you think? it is not for me - that is a good song. don't you think? it is not for me to - that is a good song. don't you i think? it is not for me to judge. that is a good song. don't you - think? it is not for me to judge. do think? it is not for me tojudge. do you think the uk it might be in with a chance? i you think the uk it might be in with a chance? ., you think the uk it might be in with a chance? ~' ., , ., , a chance? i like it eurovision is about having — a chance?

this is where both finland and sweden have sweden have these debates at home whether eu security, article 40 27, whether that would be enough or whether nato, article five commitment for security would be the way to go. they opted for that. >> happily jump in as a latvian american. how happy we are to have our neighbors to the north join the alliance. there have been alarm bells for years. they were right as demonstrated by the illegal invasion. the baltics couldn't be happier to have our neighbors. many people a generation older than us thought this was impossible, sweden and finland joining. it's truly wonderful. plug. i'm sure all of us here are in support of ukraine hopefully joining the alliance as well and the door needs to be open for georgia and bosnia. we are stronger together, as a more unified alliance. >> one of the issues that seems to be important is how to maintain credibility of the open-door policy? the question of ukraine's membership often gets attention in media. all of us hope credibility of that promise will come to fruition soon. when it comes to other countries, ei

this is where both finland and sweden have sweden have these debates at home whether eu security, article 40 27, whether that would be enough or whether nato, article five commitment for security would be the way to go. they opted for that. >> happily jump in as a latvian american. how happy we are to have our neighbors to the north join the alliance. there have been alarm bells for years. they were right as demonstrated by the illegal invasion. the baltics couldn't be happier to have our neighbors. many people a generation older than us thought this was impossible, sweden and finland joining. it's truly wonderful. plug. i'm sure all of us here are in support of ukraine hopefully joining the alliance as well and the door needs to be open for georgia and bosnia. we are stronger together, as a more unified alliance. >> one of the issues that seems to be important is how to maintain credibility of the open-door policy? the question of ukraine's membership often gets attention in media. all of us hope credibility of that promise will come to fruition soon. when it comes to other countries, ei

sweden will send a small military contingent to latvia within the framework of nato. there will be increased security in the region. part of the country's contribution to the transatlantic alliance, said the prime minister of sweden. it is about half a thousand military personnel who will serve as part of the multinational nato forces in latvia until the beginning of 2025. sweden will also provide them with combat vehicles, infantry, all-terrain vehicles and leopard tanks. the minister of agricultural policy was arrested for two months, sizo, with the right to bail. this is a precautionary measure. in the morning elected the higher anti-corruption court to mykola solsky, however, the court softened the request of the prosecutors, they asked to determine the amount of bail in 200 million uah, but the amount was reduced to 75 million 700 thousand uah. if solsky makes it, he must wear an electronic bracelet, hand in his passport and not leave kyiv. let me remind you, the minister is suspected of flooding with state land worth uah 291 million, as well as of trying to own

commander of the gotland regiment wishes to remain, since the island is crucial for the defense of sweden. from a military point of view, whoever owns this island controls the situation in the air, in the baltic sea. we have various information from our intelligence services, they believe that the island is extremely important for russia, which is also a baltic power. russia is watching very closely. on what we are doing here in sweden and especially in the new context, within nato. group of conscripts just arrived on the island and is about to hold her first leg trial. today we are going to learn how to pitch big tents. and do it quickly. when you're ready, regroup and form a line here. many are coming from stockholm, like tom, and will be living on the island for the next 15 months. it's a big change, but it feels good, it's fun here and, above all, it's necessary within the current situation. we live in a time when everything is changing quickly. i think i'll remember this all my life life, i'm not used to such constant stress, lack of sleep, you wake up at 5 in the morning, you learn

at wembley tomorrow i'iili'it against sweden at wembley tomorrow night and _ against sweden at wembleyhere before — night and they will train here before heading down to london this afternoon _ before heading down to london this afternoon and all 23 players are out on the _ afternoon and all 23 players are out on the pitch and that includes leah williamson. she has not played for a year for— williamson. she has not played for a year for england after suffering that acl — year for england after suffering that acl injury that ruled out of the tast— that acl injury that ruled out of the last years were a couple she is fit and _ the last years were a couple she is fit and ready and manager says that if you _ fit and ready and manager says that if you come — fit and ready and manager says that if you come through this final training — if you come through this final training session we will hopefully see her— training session we will hopefully see her back in the squad and if she plays— see her back in the squad and if she plays she _ see her back in the squad and if she plays she will capta

england start against sweden, and there's no space to look back.hat was a great moment, but we all move on. there have been a lot of things happen in between that time and now. of course, we know sweden very well, they know us very well, too, so we are preparing on what we have seen lately from them, what we want to do and how we want to play. obviously, we want to qualify for the euros. the long goal would be to win the tournament, we want to win every tournament but that would be a special part of history, to be a team that could go back to back in a tournament. this qualifying format is split in two tiers. england are in league a but the three other home nations are one below. in league b, the top three just make the play—offs. there is no straight route here through to the finals but scotland, northern ireland and wales all see opportunities. i still don't quite understand how on earth this is the process. it is going to be really hard, but i kind of welcome that. i relish that, because i know this group, and like i said, the players that we ha

england's starts against sweden and there is to look— starts against sweden and there is to look backo look back-— to look back. that was then, that was a great _ to look back. that was then, that was a great moment, _ to look back. that was then, that was a great moment, but - to look back. that was then, that was a great moment, but we - to look back. that was then, that i was a great moment, but we move to look back. that was then, that - was a great moment, but we move on. there have been a lot of things happening in between that time and now. of course we know sweden very well, they know us very well. so we are preparing what we have seen lately from them. what we want to do and how we want to play.— and how we want to play. obviously we want to — and how we want to play. obviously we want to qualify _ and how we want to play. obviously we want to qualify for _ and how we want to play. obviously we want to qualify for the euros. i we want to qualify for the euros. the longer— we want to qualify for the euros. the longer it would be to win the tournament. we going to everyone want

england start against sweden, and there's no is based to look back..— is based to look back. that was then and there _ is based to look back. that was then and there was _ is based to look back. that was then and there was a _ is based to look back. that was then and there was a great - then and there was a great moment, but we all move on. there have been a lot of things happen in between that time and now. of course we know sweden very well, they know us very well too, so we are preparing on what we have seen lately from them, what we want to do and how we want to play. obviously we want to qualify for the — obviously we want to qualify for the euros. the long goal would — for the euros. the long goal would he _ for the euros. the long goal would be to win the tournament, we want — would be to win the tournament, we want to— would be to win the tournament, we want to win every tournament but that _ we want to win every tournament but that would be a special part — but that would be a special part of— but that would be a special part of every history

group of those who were going to overthrow the provisional government came to the russian embassy in swedenn money for travel to petrograd, amazing, after that lenin comes to petrograd, and he is greeted there with an orchestra, that is, the man passed through the territory of a hostile state. the provisional government stated that anyone who did this would be arrested, and nothing did nothing. then there is a very interesting coincidence, even before the abdication, the formal abdication of the emperor from power, although i believe that this abdication did not happen after all, it was falsified, and there is no such document in the russian archives, but still the notorious order was issued before this number one, it was published in the newspaper izvestia, which is special. for this purpose, can you imagine, the unrest in petrograd was created, someone begins to publish a new newspaper with a million circulation, where they publish a certain order number one on behalf of just the self-named self-created petrograd council that there is no more discipline in the russian army, weapons should

of course, we know sweden very well — they know us very well, too.e preparing what we have seen lately from them, and what we want to do and how we want to play. ronda rousey says she hid "concussions and neurological injuries" from ufc�*s governing body for years during her time as bantamweight champion. the american became the first woman tojoin ufc in 2012, defending her title six times before tasting defeat in 2015 to holly holm. rousey says she finds it hard to watch that fight back and that the loss caused her to "self—assess" her career for the sake of her long—term health. it's hard looking back at footage in that match because i can see in my eyes that i am literally suffering from a neurological injury decades in the making and there is one point that i saw, mind i don't remember any of these things, i saw that i took a wild swing and i couldn't see where she was and i completely missed and kept going into the cage and fell into the cage and all this stuff. people see that and they say this is rondo being outclassed. no, that's me with my b

in sweden , the koran was burned again, this time a barbaric action was carried out in stockholm by ath the consent of the authorities, under police protection, dressed in black clothes and holding a cross in her hands. so, according to her , she is saving the countries of western europe from the islamic world. and this is not the first, and probably not the last, case of burning a book sacred to muslims, because the police in sweden again filed a request for a similar action on may 3. and in the usa there is another, already traditional emergency, railway accident. a train carrying gasoline and propane crashed on the arizona-new mexico line. dozens of carriages derailed, some of them... caught fire. eyewitnesses posted videos and photographs of crumpled carriages and plumes of black smoke on social networks. residents of nearby houses were evacuated. no injuries were reported, but the incident led to the closure of a major highway. it is a key freight route between the two states. australia is preparing to transfer a new package of military aid to ukraine totaling 100 million dollars

waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one.ill relatively unknown. and then the results were in. abba. we won. it was one of those moments, you know, when life changes from one day to another. suddenly the world is open to us. the whole world is open. and, 50 years on, brighton is remembering and celebrating the eurovision glory, and this drag bus will be touring the city, making sure abba is played from every street corner, making it absolutely impossible not to sing along. # whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. # waterloo. # finally facing my waterloo.# # waterloo, i was defeated you won the war...# - and just round the corner, more abba. brighton gay men's chorus getting ready for this weekend. # waterloo, couldn't escape if i wanted to...# _ back outside the dome where it all started, a special plaque. sandra and frank travelled from belgium to see it. we love very much abba, and we are following them all over the world. also for an event like this. so it's unbelievable. five decades on, they're still arguably the biggest stars eurovisi

waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one.atively unknown. # oh, yeah, and i have met my destiny in quite a similarway... # even after they'd performed, some of thejudges still weren't convinced. i know it sounds odd now, but they made no impression on us at all. # waterloo... # we gave them no votes. some old folk in monaco, who were on theirjury, they gave them no votes. greece gave them no votes. belgium gave them no votes. five countries out of the 17 gave abba no votes. sweden, five votes. and then the results were in. abba. we won! it was one of those moments, you know, when life changes from one day to another. suddenly, the world is open to us. the whole world is open. # waterloo... # and that was that. overnight, they became a household name, dominating the charts for decades to come. jacqui was there. she was 15 and remembers everything. the lift door opened and out came these zany costumes. but more importantly, men in silver platform boots, lilacs, pearls, satin, silk. and we alljust stopped. # waterloo # i was def

waterloo by abba for sweden. watch this one.latform heels and satin knickerbockers, these swedish artists were still relatively unknown. # oh, yeah, and i have met my destiny in quite a similarway..#. even after they'd performed, some of thejudges still weren't convinced. i know it sounds odd now, but they made no impression on us at all. # waterloo...#. we gave them no votes. some old folk in monaco, who were on theirjury, they gave them no votes. greece gave them no votes. belgium gave them no votes. five countries out of the 17 gave abba no votes. sweden, five votes. and then the results were in. abba. we won! it was one of those moments, you know, when life changes from one day to another. suddenly, the world is open to us. the whole world is open. # waterloo...#. and that was that. overnight, they became a household name, dominating the charts for decades to come. jacqui was there. she was 15 and remembers everything. the lift door opened and out came these zany costumes. but more importantly, men in silver platform boots,

but let's say it's sweden and finland. they submitted our application on monday. they basically signed the agreement the very next day on tuesday. ukraine, on the other hand, has been waiting for almost 2 years, and we still don't know to be accepted. it will, anytime we'll toe. so i'd like to ask you relating to that. i mean, we know that a nature delegation visited ukraine on the 21st of march, and was actually the 1st visit since the beginning of the conflict back in 2022. what does this loan absence mean in your opinion? does nato still believe in the viability of the key of government? great. instrument, you crane is an instruments in a sense to put it bluntly and straightforwardly. they took countries of waging a hyper boykin's russian. a hybrid war consists of many elements. it includes, 1st and foremost, informational and ideological aspects, demonizing russia and attributing all souls malicious plans to the latest spin has been that if the west suffers any setbacks in the crate and brush will definitely evade part of the baltic states. and then there's al

we export to canada, france, germany, italy, sweden and greece. the production of a high-tech ct scan machine installed in 130 medical centers, and the unveiling of the all-iranian production line of anjuct with a price of 1/3 of a similar foreign sample are among the production achievements. medical equipment was in 1402. this product is complete from zero to 100, all its parts inside our own country. it is being produced, due to the good quality of iranian medical equipment, these products are now exported to more than 60 countries. as the manager of a russian company, i became very interested in working with iran because iranian products are even better than european and american ones. in addition to exporting , iranian medical equipment production lines have also been launched in turkey, iraq, sweden, malaysia, czech republic and belarus. in 1402, many newly established hospitals in the country with products internally equipped. all the internal equipment of the hospital, the normal department, all the equipment of the icu department , special

export to canada, france, we have germany, italy, sweden and greece. the production of a high-tech ct scan machine that was installed in 130 medical centers and the unveiling of the all-iranian anjekt production line at a price of 1/3 was a similar foreign example of the achievements in the production of medical equipment in 1402. we are producing it ourselves , due to the good quality of iranian medical equipment , these products are now exported to more than 60 countries in the world. the director of the russian company became very interested in working with iran because iranian products are even more similar to european and american ones it's better. in addition to exporting , iranian medical equipment production lines have also been launched in turkey, iraq, sweden, malaysia, czech republic and belarus. in 1402, many newly established hospitals in the country were equipped with domestic products. all internal hospital equipment. in the field of modern medical technologies , there are currently 15 science and technology parks of danesh banyan compan

sweden, and did you feel threatened by how difficult and long the process was for them to join. last week i sent a letter to one of my swedish colleagues. to whom he congratulated sweden on joining nato as the 32nd member. i expressed my sincere joy about this event. since with the accession finland and sweden to nato, the baltic sea practically became an internal sea of ​​nato. this means deepening defense cooperation within the alliance, which frees us from vulnerability through the suval corridor, which is located between kaliningrad and russia. now we have much more strategic options at our disposal. that strengthens our defense capability. finland is a historically neutral country that has always maintained a high defense capability, making a significant contribution to collective security. to collective defense systems, even more, strengthening the alliance. it expansion provides an additional level of security and guarantees for all member countries. so, i believe that this cooperation brought us to a new, improved level of cooperation within nato. we really hope that nat

but in sweden, it's integral to the coffee break, but more on that later. first things 1st tired of a taste for more elaborately crispy sentiment. e soft and sweet. go ahead. the andre a. and today i'll show you how to make the perfect sweeter set them in. vine, and come you burn on a flour sugar. saltwater. used a joke, butter, ingredients for the dough or simple. everything has to be needed by hand or with a mixer until in the last to do was formed. on the calendar, i used cold water because the friction caused during the meeting generates heat. i mean money, the bigger and i don't want that to affect the way they used rises. the now chose the finish doing the fridge for a few hours. time for the filling, the but it's not, it's just butters, sugar and send them. and then tell me you can modify it a little and add ground allman's seats are not spell on this. no, that's ok. you can also use brown sugar. but the most important thing is dumas butter and not mar during that is because the flavor is in the butter. it should be soft for the fillings next. now ro

on, so it is also necessary to understand that even receiving the first systems, for example, as swedenid, this does not mean that they immediately became for combat duty, usually one, one and a half or two years should be added to this time, these are the standard terms for the full combat capability of the system, when after it has been received, that's why... when we are talking about seven or 25 additional batteries for ukraine, how realistic are these figures in terms of what other countries have, or can we hope that someone will share such a number? let's hope, because there is a quite logical position here, which is broadcast by the ukrainian government, there are patriots in countries, for example, in germany, at least there may still be... at least 10 patriots in third countries, it is still possible, a certain number of them are on what is called, warehouses, maybe in a rather dead state, because they were decommissioning them during, starting from the 2000s, that is , they were selling them off, maybe taking them out, that is , their fate is unknown, but they had, well, maybe

england kicked off again sweden at eight p:m.. that's it for sportsday.d of the storm. some of this will be quite heavy across the north and the west of the country, lying across scotland by the end of the night. temperatures lifting here, but very mild further south — 13—15 degrees to start saturday. here it is then on the pressure chart, storm kathleen deepening as it passes to the west of ireland. lots of ice bars on the charts indicating windy conditions and it'll be scooping up some very warm air from southern climes right across the uk. but it's southern eastern parts of the country which could be seeing temperatures into the low 20 celsius. so, storm kathleen likely to cause some impacts to northern and western parts of the country, a bit of travel disruption. stay tuned to subsequent weather forecasts or head onto your bbc local radio for the latest updates. so, for saturday, starts off sunny, very windy for many areas. we will see some showers rattling their way eastwards, some are staying dry all together. so, sunny and very windy for many gales

and so it is also necessary to understand that even receiving the first systems, for example, as sweden did, this does not mean that they immediately have entered combat formation, usually a year should be added to this time. these are the standard terms until the full combat capability of the system, when after it has been received, so this is when we are talking about seven or 25 additional batteries for ukraine, how realistic are these indicators in terms of what they have other countries, is it possible to hope that someone will share such a number, let's hope, because there is a fairly logical position that is broadcast here... there are patriots in countries, for example, in germany, at least there can still be at least 10 patriots as for the third, it is possible that there is still a certain amount of it in what is called warehouses, maybe in a rather dead condition, because they removed them from service during the course of, starting from the 2000s, that is, they sold them off, maybe took them out, that is, their fate is unknown, that is, in they were, well, we can talk about

we are the most vulnerable of the city in the sweden, in fact, because we are expressing from, from 3 directions, we have the sea level and the storms coming from the west and pressing up the water to the safety from, from the sea. and we have a, the just the river we chose, so we'll have a rise senior water level and the threatening us from that side. and also the heavy rain falls floating in downtown, got some bug is knocked on, come on even now. these images are from august 2023, and we need a government that really takes this problem seriously because we kind of do it on ourselves. uh, both to the, its cost a lot of a lot of money that the single policy can afford. and also we don't have the authority over private profit to your other municipalities to along the river, for example, realistic visualizations, if these potential scenarios could get the right people to pay attention and take action that's why go from bug has created a digital twin. and it's based on real data in the 1980s, the city become compiling all the information that code about soil conditions cool to run sewage

so on, so it is also necessary to understand that even receiving the first systems, for example, swedenid it, this does not mean that they immediately began to be ready for combat, usually one and a half to two years should be added to this time, these are the standard terms for the full combat capability of the system, when after how did we get it, so when we talk about seven or 25 additional batteries for ukraine, how realistic are these figures in terms of what other countries have, can we hope that someone will share such a number? let's hope so, because there is quite a bit here the logical position broadcast by the ukrainian government is that there are patriots in countries, for example, in germany, at least 10 pac-third patriots can still be found, it is possible that a certain number of them are still in the so-called warehouses, maybe in a rather dead condition, because they have been decommissioning them since the 2000s, that is, they have been selling them off. perhaps they were taken out, that is, their fate is unknown, but they had, well, we can say that they still have ab