u. vladimir, she's off. ah, look, i say it said yesterday, statements of european politicians, they contradict common sense and numerous political and legal obligations of the you though, looks like racism and discrimination. and the fight against discrimination is the foundation that the you itself and the western well posed as the foundation of democracy. as for the closure of borders for people who have shannon visas issued by european countries, this from a diplomatic point of view is nonsense. at the moment, the visa code is not provide for the complete ban on the issuance of short term visas. the introduction of such a restriction on the basis of nationality would mean a step towards restrictions on race, skin color, sexual orientation, east a has the right to issue or not to issue a visa to a citizen of some country. that is, it is an individual decision. if such a practice is introduced in relation to all citizens of a country, it is unpractical and unrealistic because there will always be a humanita

assessments of the independence of belarus and ukraine, german chancellor u larsolz said the day before that in a conversation with vladimir putin, the russian president allegedly began to deny belarusian sovereignty journalists asked alexander lukashenko to evaluate such statements. what was it? this is part of the information war, an attempt to drive a wedge between the allies or something else. what is your reaction? believe me, my reaction you must remember shonts - this is a kid who does not understand anything and does not want politics, such conversations between the two heads of state are absolutely closed, and conversations can be spoken and made public. only consent e man, on the other end of the wire. he had to negotiate with putin ask him to speak. well, i want to, and so on, or remember the macron, uh, he was pr to journalists that he was there, like putin said, and so on. this is a kid , you know, small fry. so it can't be like that. exactly this. the main thing about what putin said, i don’t pay attention to it, because i have already heard such fakes. i know a different point of view of the president of rus

u. s. president and ukraine's leader vladimir zalinski. and what we know is that the 2 leaders spoke on the telephone. what they talked about is that they discussed security and financial support that the united states is going to continue to back ukraine. you'll recall that just 24 hours ago. the usaa gave another 3000000000 in security assistance. that's in addition to the 10600000000 that it has providing security assistance over the past 6 months. but more importantly, the 2 leaders discussed the concerns are revolving these apparition nuclear power plant. it's, of course, ukraine's largest nuclear power plant. the fact that to the 2 liters leave the illegal seizure by russia is concerning, given the fact that there is a grave fears of some radiological disaster. and in fact, the u. s. president is under enormous pressure by both the government officials here in the united states. and the non proliferation committee, or rather community, they've sent a letter to him urging that he take further action to halt the military activity aroun

meanwhile, ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy u seems to be starting his own slavic star search law. you might call this war the celebrity edition . know you're going to get a lot of not so great. well, now academy award winner jessica chastain has hit zilinskas red carpet. thank you very much for coming in today. it's very important for us in ukraine, incredibly brave and very strong. >> now all the star dropped by laura. they cost us a lotmone of money, zelenskyy wrote on social media ofme chastain's visit. for us such visits the famous people are extremely valuable. i'll bet he's not wrong. this week the u.s. government is sending five billion dollars se point five billion to ukraine to helphe cover c their budgetsov, pensions, socil welfare, health care. i didn't realize ukraine had become our fifty first state. we can't cover the pensions p here now as we're focused on michelago, they're just completely ripping us off. i mean, this money is justut going out the door and we havein no idea where it's going. now, thisg. is , of course, all coming out of that, what, 40 billion doll

u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi class, the former german chancellor. gerhard schroeder is criticized over his thanks to russia's leader vladimir putin. ah, hello there. i'm really mohammed, china is stepping up its military activity around taiwan as tensions rise following the u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi visit to the island. beijing is preparing its biggest show of force around taiwan. in decades. the government in taipei says it scrambled jets to warn off chinese air craft which entered its de penson. now a number of ministry websites have also come under cyber attack. pelosi left taiwan pledging washington's iron clad commitment to defending democracy. a trip that has set the region on edge the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi arrives in taiwan, making her the highest level american official to visit the island in 25 years. pelosi stopover was kept deliberately ambiguous, amid stock warnings from china, and the threat of a military response. despite reservations in the biden administration, the white house insisted that pelosi had a right to choose whether to visit and choose. she did to day our de

front says russian leader vladimir putin as agreed to allow the u . a nuclear watchdog, to inspect the facilities of that with more knees in half an hour here on out 0. next we continue with witness to stay with us. oh ok. ah mm hm. ah ah ah ah visa hi. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready missouri meet on, on the line. oh, did the thought. hm. avager, the se, chatham, how does one, ah ah. ready delagarza lazara. ready audit. ready ready ready to like a scale of a of clyde one of 0 and they might have to go on is the habits to michael? if he said, i think he didn't like cham channels. well, this would be him a leg news yet. oh oh. oh decidedly child i am good financially for their madness. 75 is at the sad. i'll sit had a mild us know and they were well new router who are sold with eat on andy. sad mitted, our brother about for the money money. my gm's vital guy. he done with his on your find a oh, oh, oh, oh, wow. wow. oh you do learn i who? ha, ha, ha ha, ha. ha, ha. oh, i've been with who redone rima dan, how you feel about by you know, the wa

bon hardly hides the fact that he has a positive relationship with russian president vladimir putin, even amid the u gas sanctions, hungary has been going out on a limb and securing new gas contracts with russia. and using china as a stick to bout political opponents is pretty low hanging fruit these days in light of the western rhetoric machine gearing up around tie one. but through the noise of the sphere machine, there's an anti global message that nonetheless is gaining steam in the western world and all their deflection in favor of maintaining their increasingly, i'm popular trajectory is really just at their own peril. ah, present impertinent and present air to one have hal tots in the russian black sea resort of so che, where their meeting stretch on for 4 hours. the 2 leaders find a number of treaties in economic, political, and cultural spears. they also agree to partially switch payments for rush and gas supplies to turkey, to roubles from could you go over the distinguishing during the negotiations, very important decisions that take our relations to a new level were reached? but it wasn'

income from, say, the civil aviation sector for such flows, but nothing more. uh, vladimir alekseevich but tell me, please, if u continue to discuss this kalos proposal, well , let's call it that conditionally, and here may be washington's handwriting well, washington's handwriting can be searched everywhere and found in most cases, but i think it's worth discussing this idea in general. i think it would be premature to have a smaller world now. uh. i still count on the remaining element of common sense uh in the eu countries that will not allow this idea, but develop widely, because otherwise, uh, we will observe the eu's self-isolation from the rest of the world. namely so. eh, it must be interpreted. and just the same, if we talk about common sense and about legal, naturally, the background and legislative basis of all this, what we should talk about at the beginning, but there was an explanation from the european commission that, in any case, a complete ban. yes, he is impossible, there is a category of people to whom visas should be issued. in any case. this is a different humanitarian case people go to fa

country into kurdish areas in northern iraq allies of washington. russian president vladimir putin previously called on the u. s. to stop exploiting, serious, natural resources, economic consultant. i mean, i would say that is precisely the reason why russia recently voted in the u. n. to shut down the last a brute in syria. we actually count all those years since the complex started in the sense of the us actually got people figure might actually be correct because the oil industry and serial. although the production only represents one percent of the world production, it actually was a $1000000000.00 industry. while that's the main problem, and this is what actually russia actually vetoed last month on the, on the new and the resolution for a to syria, which actually comes in every year. well, actually the u. s. involved in many conflicts in the region actually proved before they were not very efficient in sullivan local issues. they might or can model of democracy. you actually fail in, in the region and a lot of initiatives.

u. s. during the country's navy parade in st petersburg, russian president vladimir putin signed a declarationling the u. s one of its greatest rivals. at that celebration, putin met with his navy's top brass in town in the country would soon have a new hypersonic missile that it's been testing. here in ukraine, as russian forces make new gains in the east president vladimir zelensky calling for a mandatory evacuation of the donetsk region tonight, he urged his country not to give up the evening. we have to hold on in the south in the east and everywhere we have to hold on and defense, diplomacy and politics to preserve our unity. odessa ships full of grain remained docked. grain shortages have already triggered a global food crisis. now today's lynskey says the country will likely only collect half of its usual harvest because of the war. to the east farmers in the fields of zappa regia or harvesting their grain in self made flak jackets as missile soar overhead. half of the region is currently occupied territory and over in kharkiv. brittle fields near the front lines are on fire from russia

vladimir putin. right. well, if these e u sanctions were actually hitting their intended target, then you probably wouldn't be going so far as to entertain the idea of a travel band for ordinary russian citizens. grasping at straws there something that brussels is set to discuss at the end of august, and which runs against so many of their previously stayed intervals. meanwhile, according to russian economy, ministry document reported by reuters moscow's energy export. revenues have shot up by 38 percent in just this year. now remember what you commission, president ursula vander lane said back in may, that quote, putin must pay a price, a high price. but with each passing day, new evidence suggests that the ones paying the very highest price as result of the use best efforts. well, they're europeans. ah, as you, as president joe biden marks the signing of the inflation reduction act, america's largest ever climate investment dubbed as his administration's biggest victory ahead of the mid term elections. it appears that thing

u. n. n. turkey broke it a deal between russia and ukraine nearly 10 days ago. it's intended to ease global grain prices, which have climbed since the russian invasion. russian president vladimir putin has signed a new naval strategy, which identifies u. s. and nice home military infrastructure as its main challenges. who made the announcement during russia's naval day ceremony? he said it would protect its maritime borders by all means necessary. over 2000 residents in northern california have fled their homes as a wildfire rogers. the mckinney fire has scorched more than $200.00 square kilometres of land inside a national forest. it's the largest blaze in the state. this year. the fire began on friday and governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency on saturday for star trek actress the shell. nichols has died at the age of 89, but you know, with a failure. be careful what you wish for me getting nicholas betrayal of lieutenant you huda on the 1960 sy fi tv show broke color barriers, redefining roles for black actors. her son posted on facebook that she passed away from natural causes. nichols had planned to quit star trek after just one season. but martin luther king

into action from mom and joey down to 0. global news . russian president vladimir putin as agreed to allow inspectors from the u. i nuclear watchdog into a plant at zap alisha. that's according to the statement from the office of the french president emanuel macklin set of talked about the risks to the plant during a phone call with president putin on friday. but our fears of a disaster, europe's largest nuclear facility, as masculine, keep trade blame for shelling. nearby the international atomic energy agency says it's ready to send a team or the plants been under russian control since march. it's operated by ukrainian stuff, but it's guarded by russian forces. it's been shelled repeatedly and there are fears that could be a disaster if critical parts of it are hit. the un secretary general has been expressing concern about the safety of the nuclear plant. antonio has had, is visited ukraine's port city of odessa to check on green shipments. that's part of a deal between moscow and keep brokered by turkey and the un last month. the agreement allows exports from st. ukrainian ports. football, food supplies are

smith or russian president vladimir putin assigned a new naval strategy which identifies u. s. a. nato military infrastructure as its main challenges. kootenai made the announcement during russia's naval day ceremony in saint petersburg. he said russia will protect its maritime borders by all means necessary. ill, so said the delivery of new hypersonic cruise missiles will happen within months. lucia was it. it was moore's list of a key thing. here is the capability of the naval forces. our navy can respond with lightning speed to all of those who infringe on our sovereignty and freedom. it honorably fulfils strategic tasks on the border of the country and in any part of the ocean in the world. it has high readiness for active operations of its coastal surface air and submarine forces. and it is constantly improving like with the latest zurich on hypersonic missile systems, which have no counter types in the world. yes. and no barriers. dear comrades, their delivery to the russian armed forces will begin in the coming months. will anatole, even as a research fellow at the quinc

the attack comes as ukrainian president vladimir zelensky holds talks with u.ent recep tayyip erdogan. the discussions are taking place in love even thursday, away from the front lines of the war on the agenda, expanding the export of grain and containing fighting around a russian occupied nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. continued shelling on the facility raises fears of a possible catastrophe. this week . ukrainian officials held nuclear disaster response drills . of course we are concerned, that's why we are here. that's why we created this group. that's why we are involved in everyday communication with this as tensions escalate, the biden administration is facing pressure to increase the pace of weapons deliveries to ukraine. security assistance has been tailored for precisely that battle. to provide our ukrainian partners with what they need to defend themselves against russian aggression in these regions and more than 40 countries have called on russia to withdraw from that. zappa risha nuclear power plant. in london. amy kellogg, ktvu, fox two n

u. s. president joe biden will be speaking with ukraine's president vladimir zalinski on thursday. they will be discussing not only the aid, but also that there will be a reaffirmation of the u. s. has continued support for ukraine, as there is this 6 month anniversary, a groom one at that of russia's invasion of ukraine. and this is one of the occasions that the u. s. is using to reaffirm its support in the form of continued military assistance. as we've been reporting there is an additional 3000000000 in military assistance. that's in addition to the 10600000000 that has been supplied in military aid over the last 6 months. but what makes this latest security package different is that this is really focusing on the medium and long term needs of ukraine's defense. in other words, this will be source through d department of defense contracts. and not just being the sort of supplied from what the pentagon had on hand at the time and could quickly supply to ukraine. what this will look like are air defense systems are till your systems you munitions radar. again, this is focusing on t

u. s. s. all russian television. and the news of his death president vladimir putin had expressed his deepest condolences that says that he'll be sending messages to his family and friends. the un secretary general lead global tributes to mccallegh overture until you get arish called him a towering leader. while the european commission president, as the on the land call him a trusted and respected statesman out there is rob reynolds has interviewed because gorbachev here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation and not of the old communist who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation. more of a technocrat, more of a man with ideas. and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it to, to develop and survive, glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring glass knows, gave russian and other peoples living in at that time, the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important the history of the soviet union, the horrors that

best to cope with the threat of russian energy supplies being cut by vladimir putin this coming winter. now germany is considering a ung to extend the lives of the country's nuclear power plants, rather than shutting them down. and today, the german chancellor, olaf scholz, accused moscow of blocking the delivery of a turbine which russia says it needs to keep gas flowing to europe. jenny hill has more. he's holding europe's feet to the fire. vladimir putin knows germany relies on his energy, that its industry needs his gas. the aluminium they produce here flows down vital supply chains — cars, medical equipment, wind turbines. but no—one can rule out shortages this winter. honestly, if they cut energy, there is no real contingency plan. the only thing you can do is then prioritised, and, let's say, allocate the capacity that you could still run to the most important markets, where you think the damage to society is the biggest, right? so you'd cut back on production? that's the only way. russia cut gas to europe, but it wants the world to think it's germany's fault. so, today, a photo—op. the german chancellor and t

the attack comes as ukrainian president vladimir zelensky holds talks with u. n secretary general antonio guterres. and turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan. the discussions are taking place in love even thursday, away from the front lines of the war on the agenda, expanding the export of grain and containing fighting around a russian occupied nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. continued shelling on the facility raises fears of a possible catastrophe. this week . ukrainian officials held nuclear disaster response drills . of course we are concerned, that's why we are here. that's why we created this group. that's why we are involved in everyday communication with this as tensions escalate, the biden administration is facing pressure to increase the pace of weapons deliveries to ukraine. security assistance has been tailored for precisely that battle. to provide our ukrainian partners with what they need to defend themselves against russian aggression in these regions and more than 40 countries have called on russia to withdraw from that. zappa risha nu

u. n is demanding nuclear inspectors be allowed access. land in moscow, rushes president vladimir putin is warning western countries want to build a security line similar to nato in the asia pacific region. 14 was speaking at the security conference, he called the recent visit to taiwan by how speak can nancy pelosi, a planned provocation. meanwhile, bay ging says it will conduct more live fine military exercises around taiwan. it says it's ready to smash any foreign interference in its affairs. begging says the drills a meant to be a deterrent against the us and taiwan. accusing them of playing political tricks. the warning coincides with visit my a. u. s. congressional delegation to the island which china claims as its own pages announced sanctions again, 7 time when these officials for supporting independence. cynthia has raised security concerns officer, a chinese research vessel doctor, and sri lanka. the ship will stay in the port of humbug total for a week. in the affairs, china will use the port as a military base. the you on wang 5, has the latest tracking technology to monitor

i'm kim vanelle, president vladimir persian has announced his planned expansion of russia's naval power. singling out the u. s. as the biggest obstacle putin signed a new naval doctrine on sunday, cures in washington and of trying to dominate the world's oceans. the $55.00 page document states that nato's movements threaten moscow's borders and details a plan to strengthen it. rushes geopolitical position in a speech to mark navy day fusion did not directly mention the warren ukraine. instead, he thanked military personnel and pledge to defend russian interests in the black and as of seas. i was listed and good, i need to use the one. we have openly outlined, the boundaries and zones of rushes, national interests, both economic and strategic. first of all, these are our arctic waters. some of the waters of the black are caught and wearing seas, as well as the baltic and curl straits. but we will insure their protection firmly and by all means for all of us, the motherland is a sacred concept. and its defense is one of the highest duties and the meaning of life for each and every one of us must be very, ah,

which marks the milestone on its independence day. president vladimir lensky has told the united nations the world depends on ukrainian sovereignty. u. s. president joe biden has announced a new $3000000000.00 military 8 package by tim praised ukrainians for inspiring the world. us officials a warning of fresh attacks and the coming days. as being renewed fighting between ethiopian government forces and troops from the northern region of to crime and being amongst long ceasefire, heathen government says its army shot down a plane, carrying weapons to cry, which entered ethiopian as space from neighboring sudan. the exact location where the plane was shot down is unknown. rebel forces into cray say the government statement is a blatant line. and sedans military has not responded to the claim. un sexy general and tenure gets harris has urged government and rebel forces in ethiopia to cease hostilities. i am deeply shocked and saddened by the news of the resumption of all. still it is in a joke. a chopin's t graham's mottos, or almost our fathers have already suffered too much. my stronger fuel is for an immediate cessation of hostilit

u. s. is desire to dominate the oceans. are the biggest threats facing moscow? at least according to a new russian naval doctrine signed by president vladimir putin. the russian fleet has been staging an annual show force highlighting its capabilities in war time. warships lead a huge show of force in russia's former imperial capital of st. petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence. president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drawing attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine in 2014. the attack happened in the port city of sylvester poll home to russia's black sea fleet. russia has accused ukraine of carrying out the attack, which injured a number of people. these pictures of the apparent damage were released by the cities, governor says chisel for the multi are appro

. > >> world leaders including vladimir putin are remembering the last leader of the soviet u. soviet union. mikhail gorbachev died yesterday at the age of 91 after a long illness. he is known for having ended the cold. cold war. the communist empire . empire collapsed. a white house staffer described how the two leaders paved the way for peace. peace. >> gorbachev and reagan cemented cemented their names in world hy world history in a very positiv. positive way. because they both wanted to move beyond politics and and the nuclear standoff and and they were both very successful in doing that. >> while still in office, he and and his wife visited the area in in 1990 and met with warmer pret warmer president reagan and the first lady. he also spoke at st. at stanford. >> as water becomes more scarce, scarce, some forms may not surv. not survive. there is a new program to return these lands to to the wild. adrienne moore gives us a closer look. >> reporter: >> reporter: this withered and water starved corn field is a snapshot of some of the farmland farmland of the future. >> i al

vladimir putin. the question is why are european leaders so lacking, encouraged to speak out against u. s. foreign policy. and instead, making weak neutral mealy mouthed statements around taiwan. maybe ally, silas is the result of seeing how some of them have been lambasted by their western counterparts for even suggesting rational diplomacy as a path forward instead of provocation. for example, former nato secretary jan. anders fog rasmussen even considered that french president. amen. reverend my cause paul for diplomacy with russia over ukraine was directly harmful to taiwan. so now apparently, according to this esteem, former nato chief, if you aren't actively provoking russia using ukraine or provoking china using taiwan. then you're basically inviting war. likewise, canadian prime minister justin trudeau was given flock last year for stopping and nato linked forums. provocation of china over taiwan trudeau intervene to stop the halifax security form, which is held regularity in canada. from giving tie winds president. it's john mccain, at ward, named after the late yukon war hawk.

twentieth year, has almost halved this year, new equipment for rehabilitation will appear in the center vladimir uthis device is needed. if, for example , a hand does not work after a stroke, if it is difficult for patients to stand, then a balance simulator, and a special frame. uh, the patient's body is fixed, so that it does not fall and, with the help of game computer programs, allows, e, to restore this function of walking, moving and standing. a this device resembles an exercise bike, only the patient himself does not need to pedal. uh, movement, both in the arms and in the legs. yes, the patient himself cannot reproduce the movement in the position. standing, we train him. let's save in order to save. motor function in the arms and legs, as a result, recovery is faster margarita bazanova on the simulators every day the arm did not move well now it seems to work out this year within the framework of the national project, 366 vascular centers and departments across the country should receive even more than 5,000 units of modern metabolization evgeny polyakov anna tereshchuk channel one. the s

vladimir putin. the question is, why are european leaders so lacking in courage to speak out against u. s. foreign policy and instead making weak neutral mealy mouthed statements in the case of taiwan may. ringback ally silence is the result of seeing how some of them have been lambasted by their own western counterparts for even suggesting rational diplomacy as the path forward instead of provocation. for example, former nato secretary general anders vogue rasmussen even considered that french president a mentor and mack holes call for diplomacy with russia over ukraine was directly harmful to taiwan. the chinese are following the developments in ukraine very closely, because if prudent can get away with taking crimea, and maybe the don bass and that is settled in a peace deal than china, might interpret that as an invitation to take taiwan by force. so now apparently, according to this esteem, former nato chief, if you aren't actively provoking russia using ukraine or provoking china using tie one, then you're inviting war. likewise, canadian prime minister just inter was given flock

u. s. congressional delegation is in taipei holding talks with the islands. president, north korea says russian president vladimir putin is planning to expand. ty is between moscow and young young state media, se person wrote to north careers. kim john saying a closer relationship would be mutually beneficial. explosions have been reported in the syrian port, city of tattoos, the state media, se israeli war planes attacked targets in the area were intercepted by syrian air defenses. is ready, find a dead cell, also reported to a 5 missiles toward syria, from lebanese airspace. serious military says 3 soldiers were killed. ta juice is also due to receive a cargo ship carrying grain from ukraine, said aha, to has more on this from the lebanese capital barrett. well, area state television is reporting attacks on targets in the coastal city of talk to us and the damascus countryside. it didn't say what the targets were, but it is saying that 3 soldiers were killed and 2 were injured and blaming as well for those strikes. now this will not be the 1st time they blame israel for such an attack. it's not the 1st time syr

into a fortress where i'd gasdio party from vladimir africa than yet. people's republic with global hostility in the world hitting the heights right now. the u. n. is hosting a 10th review conference for nuclear arms nonproliferation states in new york aimed at softening tensions on breathing new life into disarmament negotiations. us secretary of state anthony, blinking usually event islam, a rums nuclear program. thing to run must follow washington and you plan to restore the 2015 agreement ahead of the conference, joe biden said he accepts commitments on further mutual. this argument with russia . president putin has also said that nuclear war must be avoided out. all coffee are to kill us up and has more now on the conference ball, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty review meeting is taking place in manhattan at the un headquarters and in the lead up to it. there was a rather boastful statement from the white house, the white house that united states is the example the whole world should follow when it comes to these kinds of issues. however, it's important to note the white house is currently talking about hoping about the possibility

nation has been under pressure to exclude russia's. vladimir putin over the war, ukraine's president has also been invited to the summit. a judge of the u. s. state of new york has refused bail for the man accused of trying to kill author salman rushdie. the suspect repeated his plea of not guilty. rusty was due to give a talk when an attack stopped him repeatedly, rusty is recovering in hospital, apple has warned of a major security flaw that could allow hackers to take complete control over devices uses of i phones i pads ant max on being advised to update their software, apple has not revealed how many of its customers are affected by the issue. for as far as in algeria have killed at least 37 people hungry school have been moved to the safety of many victims suffering from breathing difficulties. helicopters are being used to put out the fires. torrential rains, of course, flooding and landslides on the new zealand south island. some 400 homes were evacuated on the state of emergency. be glad 3 regents offer. they receive more than double the average rainfall for this month. if you rains our forecast to continue you're past been exp

internet, but not just like that, but together with experts, this is vladimir reshetov, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, and maxim ugeon with eleven years of experience. oh, you sound has earned dramatically changed the sound. she felt that there is an object that can be destroyed, listen, i can already see the change in sound texture, if we put this piece of sala on the battery, the same thing will get exactly the same effect, since cavitation ultrasound generates heat, measurements revealed an interesting thing in the ultrasound from this device, except for the declared waves at 40 khz. there are other more destructive about 10 mhz loud and it is from him. it's not pleasant. i don't even want to keep. they're just a pain to visualize. what is the difference between the action of ultrasound different frequencies. let's try to split another piece of salo but already in the device for ultrasonic cleaning of laboratory items. it also works on the principle of cavitation. here the purity is really 40.000 hz. and due to this safe wavelength, the fat is not damaged so much, look. a comparison to a piece of a home applia

u. n. a representative for the united states said that there is no way you can trust anything that's russian. president vladimir putin says, but so, so that's russian officials replied that it's russia struck a military objects in the port of odessa alone. and any civilian or great facilities for that matter have not been affected at all. and today we have seen that it is true indeed, and nothing was affected and the shipment's or go ahead as planned. now, besides us setting out the framework for resuming of food supplies, a grain supplies from a ukraine. a memorandum a is also within this agreement that was struck by a russia u n. u crane, and that searcy ha, which will eventually lift international sanctions for the export of food products and fertilizers from russia to the rest of the world round. thanks very much for taking us through that we, we, it's anxious thing to see about. it goes through all right, we're mon, customer of our to correspond. thank you. well, we can update, you know, on the latest from the battle ground or the russian defense ministry claims to us supplied. high mars rocket launchers h

u. s. congressional delegation is in the capital, taipei holding talks with the islands. president, north career says russian president vladimir prison has planning to expand ties between moscow and pyongyang, state media. se person wrote to north korea's kim john saying a closer relationship would be mutually beneficial. celebrations are being held across india to mock 75 years of independence. prime minister rend ramadi, address the nation from the historic red force in new delhi. large crowds are also expected at a ceremony at the atari walk up border with pakistan. poverty metal has worn out from new delhi. to day morning, a prime minister mo, the hoisted the flag and also addressed the nation. and in his speech, he paid a tribute to freedom fighters who made today possible. he also spoke about issues of the country needs to address, including corruption and gender inequality. he also pledged to make india a developed country in 25 years. on china's economic recovery has slowed according to latest figures, the economy has been under pressure due to the government's 0, coven policy and lockdown. china central bank has trimm

how the block is sticking it to russian president vladimir putin by taking short cold showers and walking around in the dark. back in may, the you and the u. k. went and had to plan to bring down russia and put in for real this time. like a couple of kids hanging out on the monkey bars. of the teeter totter in a school yard and plotting against the kids. they didn't invite to the birthday parties. they came up with an absolutely fool proof plan. yeah, for real guys and insurance ban on ships carrying russian oil once in place. the new restrictions are likely to have a significant impact on russia's ability to explore its oil. the coordinated implementation of the e. u and u. k, maureen insurance ban alongside the oil embargo means that russia's ability to export oil anywhere in the world will be heavily disrupted. well guess what? it's back to the drawing board for the 2 schemers. both are now dragging their feet on implementing the plan. according to you and you. k officials citing concerns that would reduce global oil supply for everyone and drive prices into the stratosphere and without cooperation from the u. k. london being the globa

vladimir putin. so lensky says the camp on the kill davina in moscow was not ukraine's responsibility . almost half the e. u is under drought warnings and a report from the blocks earth observation program shows the extreme drive where they could continue in some regions. for 3 more months. the by river in northern italy was once known as the king of rivers, but the parched conditions this european summer i have caused billions of euros and losses to farmers who rely on italy's longest waterway to irrigate their fields. they read the po, has reduced to a trickle in italy's lombardy region. it hasn't rained here properly since spring steph. and a crappy is keeping an eye on the river stand. banks, which are growing white by the day. sam, only of a lot of my case or the water levels under 3.68 meters and mean they live and usually it's much higher here at the black line last year with the senior year. that's where the water was, la, put it into the aqua. not only farmers are affected some 90 percent of the small hydro power stations that line the rivers channels have shut down. tank's empty. one of the big pl

northern iraq, or the russian president vladimir putin has previously called on the us to stop. exploiting, syria is natural resources while economic consultants, i mean a, i u says u s. involvement and regional conflicts has for years, the stabilize the whole region. we actually count all those years since the contract started in the sense to the us actually got people to figure might actually be correct. because the oil industry in serial. although the production only represents one percent of the world production, it actually was a $1000000000.00 industry. while that's the main problem. and this is what actually russia actually vetoed last month on the, on the new and the resolution for a to syria, which actually comes in every year. well, actually you have people in many conflicts in the region actually proved before they were not very efficient in sullivan, local issues. they might or can model of democracy actually fairly and in the region. and a lot of initiatives actually failed, including enough again to stand in iraq and known syria. i probably no surprise to hear there's no let up in the current tensions between china and tie one. now the foreign