the strongest storm in the last 3/4 century hit the united arab emirates on tuesday, april 16.clysm led to the collapse of the largest air hub in the middle east, dubai international airport. for takeoff the landings went under water, because of this the air harbor stopped receiving and sending aircraft until weather conditions improve. thousands of people, including russian citizens, gathered in the airport terminals waiting for departure. a similar situation has developed at other airports in the emirates. in total, about 3.00 of our compatriots were stuck on the arabian peninsula during the storm. since yesterday lunch we have not been able to get to the airport, everything is in the water, cars are floating, services are floating. food delivery, taxi, uh, all this doesn’t work at all, we sat on the plane from 9:00 to 12:00 almost nights, then we were dropped off with and then with the force of tourists who would be picked up at the airport. airports returned to normal operation only a few days later, and this is not surprising; the emirates do not remember such a battle aga

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the strongest storm in the last 3/4 century hit the united arab emirates on tuesday, april 16.m led to the collapse of the largest air hub. middle east, dubai international airport. the take-off and landing strips went under water, which is why the air harbor stopped receiving and sending planes until weather conditions improve. thousands of people gathered in the airport terminals, waiting for departure. among them are citizens of russia. a similar situation has developed at other airports in the emirates. in in total, about 3,000 of our compatriots were stuck on the arabian peninsula during the storm. we haven't been able to get there since yesterday's lunch. to the airport, everything is in the water, cars float, delivery services, food, taxis, all this doesn’t work at all, we sat on the plane from 9:00 to 12 practically at night, then we were dropped off and then with the force of tourists who raised a bund at the airport , the airports returned to normal operation only a few days later, and this is not surprising, the emirates did not experience such a battle against the e

the residents of the united arab emirates have witnessed an exceptional event in climate history.overnment of one of the... arid countries of the world commented on the thunderstorm that struck on tuesday evening, after a catastrophic heavy rainfall , major highways located in the lowlands of the street were flooded, thousands of tourists were unable to fly home due to delayed flights, take-off the landing strip was under a layer of water. the situation was aggravated by the fact that after the rain the water i didn’t go anywhere for a long time, cars and buses had to be pushed to small hills, due to the climate in the emirates, there is no storm sewer as such, there is simply no need for it, the guys are pushing the car, but where are they pushing it, because there is also a flood, flood everywhere, what's there? whoever is there, the following video has already gone viral: a kitten was clinging with all his might to the door handle of a half-submerged car on the street of dubai, help arrived, as they say, at the last moment. in extreme conditions, both residents of dubai and tou

the united arab emirates, sinking in oil rivers, have gone under water.ancial center and tourist hub of dubai was flooded by downpours. yes, in persian countries. experiments in the sky, artificial precipitation have been practiced by the air force for decades, even drones are used that shock clouds with electric current. about the fruits of surrogate rain. olga davidovich. turn a lifeless desert into life. old dream arabs. islamic man-made gardens have always had many fountains and streams, as if their creators were thus trying to quench the eternal thirst of people parched by the sun. it is therefore not surprising that with the advent of big oil in the 1970s and, accordingly, the money from it, work to transform the ravi peninsula into a blooming garden began with a vengeance. the founder of the trend was the sheikh of dubai named rashit; it was he who competently determined the direction of development of the emirate, and then the entire country for many decades. forward, one of the sheikh’s undertakings was large-scale planting of trees around dubai,

the infrastructure of the largest city in the united arab emirates was not ready for such a test.oads are blocked, dubai airport, the main aviation hub in the middle east, one of the five busiest in the world, has stopped operating. local hotels are extending stays for tourists. about what is happening in dubai at these moments in our report own correspondent in the region, alexander bilibov. this is tough, this is tough, this is a nightmare, it looks like footage from the movie disaster, but this is not a movie, the largest city of the united arab emirates, dubai, today not only found itself at the mercy of the elements in the epicenter of a real storm, which is not at all typical for these places. while the almost kilometer-long spire of the tallest building in the world, the burj khalifa tower on earth, was covered with water, in some places. rose up to several meters, no one drove along highways, cars literally floated, many underground parking lots were flooded, as were the first floors of the world's largest shopping center, dubai mall. on the streets, hurricane winds knocke

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it's not just in, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, and the united arab emirates, and it mayr that we're seeing at the weather that we're seeing at the moment. >> let me pause you there, grim. professor ambum, the same question to you, really, how do you assess , the truth and the you assess, the truth and the reality of what unfolded in dubai? >> well, the event we had over last tuesday was a large mesoscale weather system, mesoscale weather system, mesoscale convective system , it mesoscale convective system, it was predicted several days in advance, probably more than a week in advance , a day in week in advance, a day in advance. people knew that there would be more than a year's worth of rainfall, occurring from this mesoscale weather system. and the authorities in the emirates warned people to stay at home during that day, and they closed schools for the day. so it was a well predicted system. it was just a weather system. it was just a weather system. there is these weather systems occur with some regularity in the area. >> i have professor, i've read, i've read elsewh

were also serious other political circumstances, but i, for example, had to be present in the united arab emiratese arab one flew cosmonaut, and we also prepared him, and i saw with what enthusiasm the entire country, the entire united arab emirates, welcomed him. a short flight, so i think that this cosmonaut was very, he also had, by the way, it is important for the country, because this is a transition to a new level of technology means that another ocean has become available to you, an ocean of air in the full sense of the word, because it’s one thing to just fly on an airplane, and another thing when it’s already a spaceship. while marina vasilevskaya was conquering outer space, the stars also became closer and... they worked harmoniously, but preparations took place throughout the week. everything needed to be checked, everything needed to be installed, connected, we listened to communication sessions with the iss several times to understand that our equipment was capable to do this, we even communicated with radio amateurs via transceiver to understand that they could hear us too. the youth

the united arab emirates, sinking in oil rivers, have gone under water.urist hub of dubai was flooded by downpours. yes, in the gulf countries they are used to it. surprise with ambitious projects, but in ameliorating bad weather, the uae is not the first violin. a year's worth of rain fell on a city made of concrete glass in 12 hours. precipitation. the list of triggers for spontaneous anger includes global warming and experiments in the sky. artificial precipitation has been practiced by the voa for decades. drones are even being used to shock clouds with electric current. fertilization of surrogate rain. olga davidovich. turn a lifeless desert into a granary. what arabs. islamic man-made gardens have always had many fountains and streams, as if their creators were thus trying to quench the eternal thirst of people parched by the sun. therefore, it is not surprising that with the advent big oil in the 1970s, and accordingly, the money from it, the work to transform the arabian peninsula into a blooming garden began with a vengeance. the founder of the t

regional rival, but last year it re established relations with to run both the saudis and the united arab emirates of thought to improve ties with iran and israel. prior to israel's intervention and goes it saudi crown. prince mohammed been so mind looks boys to sign a deal with the us, where the kingdom might have recognized israel in return for security guarantees from washington. but off to 6 months of war and gaza on tens of thousands of palestinians dead dots of the table. for now, still are the officials say both the saudis, on the amorous shed intelligence with the americans, warning them run was planning an attack on israel that probably allowed for a most successful defensive response by israel on this ice. the challenge for our leaders is to keep the us on side well, not endangering the delicate relationship with iran or being seen by their own people, a supporting israel at the expense of public opinions in gaza. or earlier i spoke with hans eoc options. he's a full met diplomat and hate of the global policy, the think tank, the counter extremism project. he told me more about the role

you have reports of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, potentially sharing intelligence that was useful in defeating this attack. and so this really was the regions same. i know iran, we don't support what you did and we're going to help defeat this attack. there was aimed at killing his relatives in their homes. some analysts of coal, i've been calling this, an arab is riley axis. do you agree with that characterization? and yeah, you know, the, these, these labels get thrown around. i mean, i think the bottom line is that what was so significant about the abraham court accords a few years ago by which by which, by rain and united arab emirates, normalize relations with israel is that they were publicly acknowledging what era got most are. governments have known for a long time. that's what i said earlier, that their main problem, the main threat, the dust threatened the region as long as these amik reposed the wrong, not israel. and so they were simply publicly and diplomatically acknowledging what they know to be true. and you know, like a like a bully on the playground. o

we saw an historic rainfall event across the united arab emirates on tuesday. just take one spot, 256er two times what dubai normally gets in the entire year and the average for april is only around eight millimetres. this is well above any expectations of rainfall for the region at any time of year, never mind in april. what was going on? we had an area of low pressure centred towards the south of the arabian peninsula and that dragon some warm moisture laden air all the way through into the gulf and it is that that felt the storm clouds which pummelled notjust the united arab emirates, but from bahrain through to demand, we saw widespread flooding and that all moving on now in two parts of iran, afghanistan and pakistan as well. they had been talks about cloud seeding as well, but forecast model already put ahead of the event of seeing this record—breaking rainfall a year at least worth of rain falling in the space of one day. in a warmer climate, we would expect those clouds to hold a lot more moisture, so we start to see more in the way of extreme rainfall. but in the coming days,

still serious other political circumstances, but i, for example, had to be present in the united arab emiratesew, and we also prepared him, and i saw with what enthusiasm all the united arab emirates welcomed this astronaut, by the way, he also had a short flight, so i think this is very important for the country, because this is a transition to a new level. technology, this means that another ocean has become available to you, not only oceans of water, but an ocean of air, in the full sense of the word, because it’s one thing, it’s one thing to just fly on an airplane, and another thing when it’s already a spaceship . thank you, elena, and i’ll remind you that we talked with the head of the physiology department of human gravitational stability of the russian academy of sciences, doctor of biological sciences, elena fomina. we are very worried about you, you should know that you are our people, we will be waiting for you here in belarus, we know this, i will not let you down, i did everything possible and even impossible. new faces in the executive branch, the management of banks and concerns

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a third day of disruption at the world's second busiest airport after the united arab emirates suffers the airport, there were people crowded around check—in counters. the conservative mp mark menzies is suspended from the party after being accused of misusing campaign funds, claims he disputes. the government says an investigation is under way. g7 foreign ministers are meeting in capri as ukraine's prime minister calls for international support — warning there will be a �*third world war�* if ukraine loses the war with russia. and police take down an international cyber—crime gang based in the uk, accused of industrial—scale fraud. hello, i'm annita mcveigh, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. the aftermath of heavy rain is being felt in across the united arab emirates and parts of neighbouring gulf countries, a region usually known for its hot and arid climate. flash—floods have killed 20 people in oman and one in the uae. dubai international airport warned of "very challenging

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rain and thunderstorms are rare for the united arab emirates, so the road infrastructure was simply noth a volume of water. authorities maintained an orange weather alert. residents and guests of the megapolis share footage of the flood on social networks. this morning, as well as throughout yesterday, cars in the city do not move, but practically float on the water. in some areas, powerful currents carried away the car. from roads, and this is what the route to dubai airport looks like. it's one of the busiest in the world. the day before , many flights there were canceled and delayed, as a result of which thousands of passengers were unable to depart on time. hundreds of tourists are still in the waiting rooms. from the flood, the runways disappeared under water. for some time, planes were neither sent nor received. canceled. brest 4:0 won the national trophy for the third time in a row. for the first time in history , the team that finished sixth in the regular season became the national champion. the coaching staff, the whole team, everyone. they follow one idea, they go from beginn

and that is not to— the united arab emirates and that is not to say— the united arab emirates, it— impacts where people stand on the issues, it impacts peoples sort of thirst— issues, it impacts peoples sort of thirst for— issues, it impacts peoples sort of thirst for more because it has impacted _ thirst for more because it has impacted public opinion in these countries — impacted public opinion in these countries and across the middle east and north— countries and across the middle east and north africa region. rob macaire, _ and north africa region. rob macaire, let's _ and north africa region. rob macaire, let's talk _ and north africa region. iffj macaire, let's talk about and north africa region. if; macaire, let's talk about those accords because it was going pretty well for israel and then it wasn't. yes, and that has been the dynamic in the region that has been really interesting. in the region that has been really interesting-— interesting. normalisation of diplomatic— interesting. normalisation of diplomatic relations - interesting. normalisation of diplomatic relat

the strongest storm in the last half century that hit the united arab emirates the day before led tollapse at the largest air hub in the middle east, dubai international airport. the airfield turned into a real sea, the air harbor stopped receiving and sending all flights until weather conditions improved. as a result , thousands of people gathered in the airport terminals awaiting their departure. trapped, all flights were canceled, and there was no way to go to the hotel, because many roads were completely or partially flooded, we came to find out. passengers on the ural airlines flight from moscow to dubai spent more than 7 hours on the plane; due to weather conditions, the plane diverted to an alternate airfield in abu dhabi; passengers were forced to spend several hours in the cabin without... we were not offered to move to a hotel for water, we are stuck at the airport. the city itself, which survived the strongest storm in its history, is gradually coming to its senses, but many areas still remain flooded, those whose vacation in dubai is still ongoing, we are forced to stay i

ratification of an agreement, for example, on the fight against terrorism, for example, with the united arab emirates, there is still an all-belarusian people's assembly ahead, that's what the candidate said, let's listen: in the belarusian people's assembly, it is planned to adopt new legal acts of strategic importance, this is an updated concept of national security of the republic of belarus. and the military doctrine of the state, we much work remains to be done to bring the provisions of the laws in accordance with these documents. well, now the nomination of candidates continues, we will monitor what happens here in the ballroom. let me remind you that after all 14 candidates are presented here in the oval hall, voting will begin. deputies will receive ballots, and voting will take place here in foy, in front of the oval hall. there are voting booths here as well. escalation of the middle east conflict. china also condemned the strike.

and we are in the united arab emirates in abu dhabi, where dmitry bivolo’s training camp is taking placegreetings, we saw at training that you are in a very good mood, we even attended several and you are smiling, it seems that the upcoming fight does not even... force you to concentrate or in some sense does not makes you nervous? it always forces us not to concentrate; we have a serious attitude towards training, but we also don’t forget about life, the fact that in our life there is not only seriousness, there you can take something seriously, but with a smile, so we try with treat everything with a smile, but seriously, yeah, the first training camp was in kyrgyzstan, now the training camp is in the united arab emirates, this is not the first time you have come here, as far as i understand, yes, why did you choose this particular place for the final camp, here we prepared for the fight with ramirez in 2022. now we decided to come to the same place, to the tested one, where there is already a familiar hall, a familiar place of residence, and why ships, because not so far from here the

the united arab scenes there. >> yes. the united arab emiratesa record rainfall, with 254mm falling on tuesday in less than 24 hours. now that's more than an entire year's rainfall in just one day. that's according to the national meteorology centre, which said it's the most since records began quite extraordinary in 1949, before the country was established in 1971. >> yes, it has a short history as a nation, but who's to blame for this all? should we speak with martin ambaum, who is a professor in atmospheric physics and dynamics, excellent stuff. martin tell us, was this self inflicted self inflicted in what way? >> its its weather. right. and so we get we get the severe weather as well. and, and it was indeed quite a unique event. and for emirates of course, and for the emirates of course, and but apart from that it was a well forecast weather event that was predicted several days in advance, because there's a lot of discussion online about something known as cloud seeding, which is, well, perhaps you'd be best placed to explain it. it's somet

it is quite rare for such rains to fall, well, by the standards of the united arab emirates or oman or is actually such an arid region with high temperatures. but on the other hand , it’s all moving quite quickly; already today the rains are almost over, they go to the north, northeast, the situation in the emirates themselves has now returned to normal, it ’s +26 outside the window, the rain has stopped, however, some of our tourists did not lose heart even during such weather conditions, well, at least the view is what we need, oh, some water today, anna kurbatova, maria mortano. first channel. a fantastic war drama, a film about honor, friendship, the struggle for life, the film dugout, a big premiere for victory day. the first screening took place at the cinema in october. the heroes fall through time, finding themselves in the saur-mogila area during the great patriotic war. at the very moment when bloody battles are taking place. war, the enemy is coming. every detail has been recreated down to the smallest detail. maximum realism immersion. we will see all this very soon, in a w

the united arab emirates, and then drowned other gulf countries in the rains.turned out to be so anomalous that conspiracy theories even appeared around this event, trying to give at least some explanation of what happened: could a person... have a hand in this cataclysm, we will definitely figure it out, but first let’s see how the emirates left under water. the strongest storm in the last 3/4 century hit the united arab emirates on tuesday, april 16. the cataclysm led to the collapse of the largest air hub in the middle east, dubai international airport. the take-off and landing strips went under water, which is why the air harbor stopped receiving and sending planes until weather conditions improve. thousands of people, including russian citizens, gathered in the airport terminals waiting for departure. a similar situation has developed at other airports in the emirates. in total, during the storm in arabia about 300 of our compatriots are stuck on the peninsula. since yesterday lunch we have not been able to get to the airport, everything is in the water, c

the residents of the united arab emirates have witnessed an exceptional event in climate history.o, the government of one of the driest... countries in the world commented on the thunderstorm that struck on tuesday evening, after a catastrophic downpour, large highways located in the lowlands of the street, thousands of tourists were unable to fly home due to delayed flights, the runway was under a layer of water. the situation was aggravated by the fact that even after the rain the water did not go away for a long time, cars and buses had to be pushed onto small hills, due to the climate in the emirates there is no storm sewer as such, there is simply no need for it, the guys are pushing the car, but where are they they are pushing it because there is a flood there too, a flood everywhere, what is there, what is there? the next video is already went viral: a kitten was clinging with all his might to the door handle of a half-submerged car on the street of dubai. help arrived at what is called the last minute. in extreme conditions, both dubai residents and tourists did not lose t

a company arose in the united arab emirates that was ready to buy a gas carrier in order to carry outately took up this company and turned it down. in the end, she refused the deal. last year, russian plants produced more than 32 million tons of lng; this year they expect to produce 38 million. according to forecasts, the launch of arctic lng-2 will increase exports by approximately 15%. the main consumers of russian natural gas remain china and japan, in europe - spain and belgium. just as there was a transformation of cargo flows in relation to oil and petroleum products, after the embargo on russian oil and petroleum products was introduced, in the same way there will be a transformation of those cargo flows that are now, for example, going in the direction of europe, liquefied natural gas will go and already to europe and along a longer extended route, which will lead to an increase in the cost of freight and, de facto, to an increase the cost of lng directly in europe itself. the united states became the largest for the first time. lng exporter , the biden administration paused n

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this week, the largest city in the united arab emirates got about two years' worth of rain in one dayd cbs's chris livesay reports they are still trying to get one of the world's busiest airports back to normal. >> reporter: a parched desert turned into a lake. some 10 inches of rain in a single storm. >> water too much. >> reporter: more than the united arab emirates had seen in 75 years. >> because there is so much water here. >> it's actually horrendous, the worst i've ever seen in dubai, and we have seen some bad storms in the past, but this was like nothing else. it was like an alien invasion. the sky just kept on flashing thunder, nonstop, almost nonstop. i've never seen so much rain in all my life. >> reporter: in this oil-rich region,luxury vehicles plowed through the highways and streets, transformed into muddy rivers. as futuristic skyscrapers were swallowed by ghoulish storm clouds. at dubai international airport, a wave of flight cancellations and delays, forcing the world's second-busiest hub to warn passengers to stay away unless it was absolutely necessary. schools were

is part of or, and that is part of the reason why jordan and saudi arabia and possibly the united arab emirates, cooperated with israel and the united states impending off. there's a, there's a iranian attack last week, or do we know the extent to which they were involved in finding off this latest iranian attack? but they did play a mazda minor road. uh, but it was important, especially when we have seen that to jordan. uh, even even shut down some of these uh, some of the drones flying all virtual damian territory. the road of saudi arabia budget has been, uh, might have been even more important because saudi arabia opened up the, its asked base to american, and possibly even uh, even is there any fighter jets them since 2022. some of these nations do have an agreement with is ro and the united states, although a part of the official about audi friends. and that's uh and the reason is very simple. saudi arabia the way, the jordan, and then you egypt to some extent, they see this growing springs off of the wrong and missed the program to. so even with that fear, very much front and presence. w

the united arab emirates, let me remind you, the country was hit by the heaviest rainfalls in the lasteas, the first floors of buildings went under water, and at least one death is known. some roads in dubai are still flooded and because of this the city is in collapse. now let's move on to advertising, then sports news. customers' love is the main reward for any entrepreneur. you don't just cook cakes, give unforgettable emotions. you don’t do fashionable haircuts, but you help to be closer to each other. you don’t create fashionable things, you give them the opportunity to be in the spotlight. for each of you, this is not just a business, but a favorite thing that helps millions of people. sber also appreciates the love of its customers and has created a favorite small business award for them. become a client of sberbusiness, and we will support you in any endeavor. sberbusiness. what are men silent about? painful urination, erection problems? these are symptoms of prostatitis. langidase promotes the breakdown of fibrous tissue and helps eliminate the effects of prostatitis. langetas

the united arab emirates is one of the driest regions in the world. dubai is a city of concrete and glass, with little infrastructure like storm drains that could help it deal with a sudden influx of water. emergency services have been busy. this cat — using up one of its nine lives — had a lucky escape. graham satchell, bbc news. that is all we have time for. plenty more to come up on bbc news. check out our website. lots more on our top stories and the russian casualty investigation. hello. slowly but surely, the weather is going to turn a little bit drier, but not an awful lot warmer as we head towards the end of the week. high pressure is tantalizingly close — sitting to the west of the uk, but still far enough away that weather systems can move in around the top of that area of high pressure — bringing cloud, bringing outbreaks of rain. that's exactly what we're going to see through the day on thursday ahead of that cold, frosty start, but we will see some spells of sunshine. that will hold on across southern counties of england, but further nort

and a third day of disruption at the world's second busiest airport after the united arab emirates suffers its heaviest rain in more than 70 years. hello, i'm nikki schiller. we start this hour with the latest on the middle east conflict. qatar says it's reassessing its role as a mediator between israel and hamas, more than six months into the war. qatar has had a key role — along with egypt and america — in trying to secure a ceasefire between israel and hamas and the release of israeli hostages. but doha says its efforts were being undermined by politicians seeking to score points. take a listen to qatar's prime minister. translation: unfortunately, i mean, we have seen that there has been - an abuse of this mediation in favour of narrow political interests. this means that the state of qatar has called for a comprehensive evaluation of its role. we are now at the stage to evaluate mediation and also evaluate how the parties engage in this mediation. european union leaders have agreed to tighten sanctions on iranian producers of drones and missiles in the wake of tehran�*s unprecedented

belarusian license category b can be exchanged in the united arab emirates without exams.nd collection of alimony from debtors located in the territory of another country. all these innovations were also reviewed by deputies in the oval hall today. there were a total of 10 issues on the agenda. due to bad weather in dubai, a belavia airline plane landed today at an alternate airfield in the emirate of fujairah. this was reported in the press service of the carrier. in the liner is currently waiting. to follow the instructions of the competent services reminds belarusians, belarusian citizens who find themselves in an emergency situation, to contact the consulate general of our country in dubai. finland has announced major military exercises involving nato forces. the maneuvers will take place from late april to early june, including near the border with russia. approximately 20 thousand military personnel from latvia, estonia, and great britain will take part in them. the first stage starts next week with tank maneuvers. troops. series of intense exercise begins in lithuan

are you aware of the support the us has singled out from the united arab emirates and others? d others? good morning, care is _ arab emirates and others? good morning, care is a _ arab emirates and others? (emf. morning, care is a humanitarian organisation and the core mandate and expertise is on delivering life—saving humanitarian assistance and elevating people's suffering, what we are aware of, more than one part of the country which is 17 .7 million people in and sudan are acutely hungry and at risk of famine.— risk of famine. clearly, that is our risk of famine. clearly, that is your area _ risk of famine. clearly, that is your area of, _ risk of famine. clearly, that is your area of, your- risk of famine. clearly, that i is your area of, your concern. talk us through how this can be upset because it is an enormous challenge with the civil war raging, it is so dangerous for international aid agencies to come into sudan? absolutely, and also in — come into sudan? absolutely, and also in the _ come into sudan? absolutely, and also in the last _ come into sudan? absolutely, a

this week, the largest city in the united arab emirates got about two years' worth of rain in one day. and cbs's chris livesay reports they are still trying to get one of the world's busiest airports back to normal. >> reporter: a parched desert turned into a lake. some 10 inches of rain in a single storm. >> water too much. >> reporter: the united arab emirates had seen in 75 years. >> it's absolutely horrendous. it's the wort i've ever seen it in dubai, and we've seen some bad storms in the past. but this was like nothing else. it was like an alien invasion. the sky just kept on flashing thunder nonstop, almost nonstop. i've never seen so much rain in all my life. >> reporter: in this oil-rich region, luxury vehicles plowed through the highways and streets transformed into muddy rivers. as futuristic skyscrapers were swallowed by ghoulish storm clouds. at dubai international airport, a wave of flight cancellations and delays, forcing the world's second busiest hub to warn passengers to stay away unless it was absolutely necessary. schools were closed, homes destroyed, and shopping m

were also serious other political circumstances, but i, for example, had to be present in the united arab emiratesthe arab cosmonaut flew, and we also prepared him, and i saw with what enthusiasm all the united arab emirates welcomed this astronaut. by the way, he also had a short flight, so i think this is very important for the country, because this is a transition to a new level of technology, this means that another ocean has become available to you, not only the oceans of water, but the ocean of air in the full sense of the word, because well, it’s one thing to just fly on an airplane, and another thing when it’s already a spaceship, thanks elena, and let me remind you that we talked with the head of the department... we are very worried about you, you should know that you are our people, we will be waiting for you here in belarus, we know this, i will not let you down, i will do everything possible and even impossible. new faces in the executive branch, management of banks and concerns, new hospital in grodno and new breath for the grodno glass factory. this week in the presidential schedule

the united arab emirates is one of the driest regions in the world.see extreme weather like this. dubai is a city of concrete and glass, with little infrastructure like storm drains that could help it deal with a sudden influx of water. emergency services have been busy. this cat — using up one of its nine lives — had a lucky escape. graham satchell, bbc news. to the war in ukraine now and overnight a russian missile attack killed 17 people in the northern ukrainian city of chernihiv , while more than 70 others were injured. james waterhouse has more from in kyiv. bus passengers dive for cover after two missiles hit nearby. what follows is the haunting sounds of a third. low rumbling. in chernihiv, air strikes happen with little notice. russia tried and failed to take this city, but with its border only 60 miles away, the skies bring a constant threat. the force of the blast did this to anastasia's home. translation: it will be very cold to spend the night here. i have the children, so i will go to the neighbour's, and then we will repair this. but i

and the united arab emirates. although the i'm a rockies have tried to obscure their own agenda last year m a ra. he's state media claimed that this was humanitarian a, destined for the student, these people. but according to investigations by the new york times and the wall street journal, it was all a guys to smuggle in arms to the our assets, accusations that the u. a. e has repeatedly denied. of course, some of what has gone to certain types it on has been here monitoring assistance, but as a is also well known that there are lots of other things such as armored cars, laser guided missiles and drones, which i've also been going to the region. so this idea that they're purely through monetary and while sending nitro weapons is clearly not exactly, it's such a neat and tidy story. and i don't think they're full in too many people. least of all student needs on the ground in terms of what the weight is after and so the on the goal trade, which is incredibly important for various reasons. one of them is section ev

passengers still... cannot retrieve luggage that drowned at the flooded airport in the united arab emiratesalexandra pakhmutova will celebrate her 95th birthday in her native volgograd; musicians from all over the world flew to moscow to sing our songs of victory in their native languages. the russian military liberated the village of semenovka in the dpr, the ministry of defense reported this today. this settlement is located between tonenkiy and orlovka. they tried to gain a foothold on this line after escaping from ovdeevka. now russian troops will be able to increase pressure on the positions of ukrainian troops in berdychi. russian units have also been improved. along the front line in areas krasnogorovka and konstantinovka. the enemy lost more than 390 troops, three tanks and four armored fighting vehicles. near chasoy yar, the enemy filmed the advance of an entire column of russian tanks with a continuous protective structure. despite the turtle's nickname, this setup has proven to be an effective weapon against enemy attack drones. today, russian crews managed to destroy a ukrainian

the units are shipped throughout russia to the cis countries, as well as to the united arab emirates.he cable here. the charging station is ready. we heard a beep. further we take the programmed key. the station comes with three keys for each of the two sockets. and we attach the key. how quickly and easily the domestic charging station for electric vehicles works, just a couple of seconds and the car is already replenishing its strength, from zero to 100%, the indicator will reach on average in 2 to 3 hours, behind this is the work of a dozen specialists, it all starts here in design bureau, first drawings on paper, after 3d modeling, special attention when creating a safety product. the station is equipped with tamper sensors, fire safety sensors. protection against electric shock, the next stage, no less important, takes place in the surface mounting workshop, here special microelements are applied to the boards, and although the production is 90% automated, additional control is required, if necessary, manual soldering, then final tests, he believed that we had connected it's all

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the united arab emirates is one of the driest regions in the world.rete and glass, with little infrastructure like storm drains that could help it deal with a sudden influx of water. emergency services have been busy. this cat — using up one of its nine lives — had a lucky escape. graham satchell, bbc news. incredible pictures. let's have a look at the weather here, ben rich is with us. much drier in the middle east now and at home here, things are drying up. but it is a slow process. we have still had some pretty hefty showers in places today. this area of high pressure is what is going to drive things up but it is still a long way to the west of us and actually around the top of this high, various weather systems moving through with outbreaks of rain, across parts of south—west wales, south—west england. that will clear tonight. showers continue in the south—east of england, cloud and rain in western scotland later but in between, a slice of clear sky and these are the temperatures away from these are the temperatures away from the city is out in th

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