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and twilight of the tigris.limate change is having a devastating impact on one of the world's most famous rivers. the globe. western leaders are warning president putin not to attempt areas of the country said they would hold referendums on becoming part of russia. there are plans for votes to take place in donetsk, luhansk, kherson and zaporizhzhia regions — here in red — but a chorus of leaders at the un general assembly in new york said such ballots would be a sham. more on the implications of such a move in a moment, but it does come as russia has suffered a series of setbacks on the battlefield in ukraine recently. and in areas newly liberated by ukrainian forces, disturbing accounts of torture by russian soldiers are continuing to emerge. our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports now from the city of izyum — a warning, orla's report contains some distressing testimony. in the centre of izyum, the heart of darkness. ukrainian investigators say the russians turned this police station into a

over thousands of years, the country's 2 main rivers, the euphrates and the tigris transform that does it around them, into green meters. but now 70 percent of the water that once flow through them is gone, the level of water and the water supply in the country is too low. and we started to see this impact on the very local communities, specific farmers, specifically people who are living in rural areas. those who are counting on their livestock to survive. those who are farming on daily basis. those who use water and every aspect of their day life every day. this extends from the very north to the mesopotamian marshes. the south route has reduced these famous marcia, some areas to puzzles. and that's damaging the lives of the people, the wild life, and echo assistance that depend on them. low water levels are threatening one of the areas famous animals, water before those. these mammals need water to reduce the body temperature and produce better milk. now heard as a force to buy drinking water to keep them alive. the environmental crisis. i pushing them to sell the capital at low pri

happened for the first time in the summer of 2016 when advisors, an iraqi battalion crossing the tigris. but it took a lot of pressure from baghdad say hey we got to send the advisors out into the field to go with the forces. you can't do this remotely. so that was essential. i think another thing is the partners had to be reasonably credible in their own society by the standards that prevailed in their cultures. you know, and i think and that was, i think largely the case even if they were unorthodox partners, like the one ambassador roebuck sitting here worked with, with the sdf or the they had that kind of credibility. second of all, there was a enormous amount of resources applied to, this in terms of air and reconnaissance, which shouldn't minimized. and there was an advantage here also that the u.s. had in which in this conflict the us did not allow the enemy a sanctuary. isis did not have a sanctuary in syria and afghanistan. the taliban and, their allies had a sanctuary in pakistan. that problem was never solved, but that was a liability that didn't exist in this particular conf

at least 13 people were also wounded. armed conflict between the federal government and the tigris people's liberation front began in 2020 the ty gray and rebels, accuse soldiers of neighboring retreat. joining ethiopian government forces and a coordinated offensive, the recent attack follows an air strike that hit a kindergarten in late august, which kit has killed several children. samuel, get a chew. journalist and independent analysts says that residential areas are coming under attack. the still current government is husband insisting from the gate, or that it's fighting a terrorist entity. and to gray, the trying to a new tout a terrorist organization that they say is and will be destroying ethiopia, if not content. and the t p left has been saying that the open government is trying to eliminate their leadership safety open government as i choosing them was trying to come back. you have to note that that he can never was in government for, for many years or for 27 years, including a government, a coalition government that was led by them. they cope and government has been saying they'

happened for the first time in the summer of 2016 when advisors, an iraqi battalion crossing the tigris. but it took a lot of pressure from baghdad say hey we got to send the advisors out into the field to go with the forces. you can't do this remotely. so that was essential. i think another thing is the partners had to be reasonably credible in their own society by the standards that prevailed in their cultures. you know, and i think and that was, i think largely the case even if they were unorthodox partners, like the one ambassador roebuck sitting here worked with, with the sdf or the they had that kind of credibility. second of all, there was a enormous amount of resources applied to, this in terms of air and reconnaissance, which shouldn't minimized. and there was an advantage here also that the u.s. had in which in this conflict the us did not allow the enemy a sanctuary. isis did not have a sanctuary in syria and afghanistan. the taliban and, their allies had a sanctuary in pakistan. that problem was never solved, but that was a liability that didn't exist in this particular conf

the tigris and euphrates are critical from iraq.ssue with iraq specifically is that turkey announced the gap plan at the height of the cold war. and turkey was of course a member of nato in iraq was allied with the soviet union as well as syria. and so not many people in the west gave much thought to this because it was like, well, you know, to heck with these people. and then of course, you know, you have the saddam hussein and the years of exile, or the years of being an outcast and the gap program continued to move while turkey was considered to be and still is considered to be, you know, a strong ally of western interests. now, we're faced with an issue where the water's coming to a crunch. there's not an established body of law that gives down water or downstream states access to the water. clearly, it's in the interest of everybody to have a reasonable allocation of water, if only to prevent poverty of water leading to political instability. i'm not sure if we're gonna get any kind of an agreement that goes through syria, give

translation: our life depends on the tigris.retch of river, there were once orchards, fields of wheat, livestock. most of it is gone now. man is to blame one way or another. translation: the water level has dropped due to two reasons. i firstly, the dams installed by neighbouring countries. secondly, the effects of climate change, including high temperatures which exceed 50 celsius and low rainfall. for generations, this man's family has tended to the palm trees. they provided dates, molasses and henna, but life is a lot different these days. translation: the tigris and euphrates are gone, | their water doesn't reach here. my mind can't fathom how it went from good to poverty. water is the basis of everything, and now the tigris and euphrates have no water. some have described this as the twilight of the tigris. if the river disappears, how can the communities it once supported hope to survive? tim allman, bbc news. one of the biggest events in hollywood is making a return next year — the golden globes. for decades, it was a pre

he is here in ussuriysk, he is also the far east, he is the panther tigris.n under 200 kg, but it happens, by the way, and more right now we go to the hotel, you won’t give it. no, and there is no need for the leopard land national park, we are leaving right now, which is located in the primorsky territory. just look at this unique footage of a family with five amur tiger cubs for the first time in the world hit the video. at primorye, usually the brood of the amur tiger does not exceed three chats, and this time five cubs were recorded by camera traps. this is indeed a rare sensation. the birth of five kittens of the amur tiger, but only in captivity, where people help to take care of the newborns, and here the mother-heroine, not only gave birth, she raised it on her own in the pictures as a cub for about 5 months, they look quite healthy. moreover, this litter is not the first for the tigress. there are already seven kittens in the leopard land national park. she repeatedly fell into the lens of camera traps. here he stands out with a probability of 100%.

now we have designed the last territory that is needed to maintain a stable population of the tigrisforest is a guarantee of well-being for tigers in primorsky krai, where the largest predator group has increased the area of ​​​​protective forest to 135,000 hectares. that is, these are territories where clear-cutting is prohibited and forest patrols have been stepped up throughout the tiger's range. as a result, the illegal turnover of wood decreased by the end of the year. we control the turnover of pine nuts. it will include a list of strategically important goods and resources. this will allow us to bring to justice those who which illegally exports pine nuts for a period of 3 to 7 years. imprisonment and a fine of up to a million rubles, because this is important and necessary for us. third. this, of course, is a food base. i have already spoken about the pine nut, which affects the number of taiga animals, we are increasing the number of hoofed varieties of predators by all available methods, we are discussing the introduction of a new approach to regulating the use of wildlife