is to be extradited to the us russia's foreign minister sees the judge's decision as political. pressure. down as. are heading for the junkyard for the traditional. next year deeming it profitable. here on our back at the top of the hour with more for you and the mean to. now we'll take a look what's happening in the world of sports and are joined now you know pretty angry and we're hearing that some of latics could soon see the return of a famous name hello there marina i could keep you guessing up but i won't cheating isn't by of us says she's got a hunger back for the pole vault after a year out but there is some bad news to serina williams the tennis star will miss the u.s. open all of the details in my. hello there welcome to the sport and these are the headlines. mischance spot that now which expelled to go second in the russian premier league after a drop. pass on the nigerian midfielder peter odom completes his move from lokomotiv moscow to english side west brom. and i'll be back pole vault queen isn't bivalves to compete again next season after a year act from the spor

be from the top of the recent us russia spy scandal on a chop that is exposed again this time going to sexy photo shoot for a glossy magazine but the problem shows now as soon chop it for free to try to get on to should proceed unauthorized pictures on the web. and discrimination on the basis of cost is illegal in the media but in parts of the country remains the main focus when choosing a last minute despite this a growing number of couples in the country are facing rejection by families and communities as they turned out by british. best the headlines from aussie a nice time for also using to be sure the spotlight the head of sukhoi cross is in the studio to talk with good all about the future of russian ideation. how. far engineering technology two thousand permits to. russian manufacturing companies are capable. besides famous russian fighter jets several civil projects that could become a success globally and one hundred media. is one of our guests in the studio today is the first vice president of the united aircraft corporation to talk about the plans and the problems. have been

relations with us russia has chosen this way of communication with south a settee and and we're going to build these relations yes we can create a kind of union with russia that can be various forms of unification but today we're fighting for independence in the states so if the un have recognized us and the world community has started perceiving us as an independent state even though there are countries that haven't recognized us as such during our visit to nicaragua and venezuela we were received as the presidents of independent sovereign states therefore we should proceed from the present day realities well it's up to us to determine the forms of our communication with russia and to decide whether it's going to be a union or anything else so that those who are too much concerned with this matter to leave this to us we will make our own choice i would like to say that august the twenty sixth is not just a day when russia recognized south of santiago and make it down in history as a date when the world stopped being unique. pressures recognition is a vital important to us and we are

us. russia standing by to switch on iran's first nuclear power plant which will be under the strict control of the us tomic watchdog. and follow our close of t.v. a thousand kilometers north of moscow to see how life in the arts and crafts now no harm to paul remains virtually unchanged for generations. this is r.t. coming to life from moscow marina joshie welcome to the program of a suspected russian arms baron viktor of what will be extradited from thailand to the us a thai appeals court delivered the verdict after a lower court rejected washington's extradition bid the ruling says boot will be santa to american soil within three months he was arrested two and a half years ago in bangkok in a wide grid operation was by u.s. agents washington wants boots on charges of terrorism and supplying arms to colombian rebels allegations he denies because units are has more people in the hollywood's lord of war there are over four hundred fifty million firearms in world wide circulation that's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. the only question is. how do we were in the other eleven

russian arms dealer to boot soft bangkok appeals court ruled he was to be extradited to the us decision russia condemned us political. and before inspectors review whether russia is that's a city to host the people come here twenty twenty twenty two other bidders really give us england and spain the start of the future eagerly awaiting the decision which will be announced on december the second. now this year the world has already seen its fair share of extreme weather in that disaster as russia was hit by a record breaking heat wave that to wildfires which killed more than fifty people and the thousands homeless pot weather forecast appears cool but says it has nothing to do with global warming it's just due to weather cycles that interview is coming up next. thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating heat which has caused widespread wildfires in rust save the summit yeah did you see that coming yes a long road for cause for europe are western parts of russia predicted a heat wave in most of europe especially east europe and west russia and we also predicted when it was

softer but he'll score to use to be extradited to the us decision russia condemned us political. the world has already seen more than its fair share of extreme weather and natural disasters russia was hit by a record breaking heat wave that led to wildfires which killed more than fifty people and left thousands homeless but weather forecast says it has nothing to do with global warming but is just due to weather cycles that interviews from next. thanks very much for talking to us now we've seen the devastating hate which has caused widespread wildfires in rust save the summer c.f. did you see that coming yes a long road for cause for europe western parts of russia predicted a heat wave in most of europe especially as europe and west russia also predicted when it was going to end and ended when we said what's in your opinion of course that it was caused by. dramatic changes in solar activity. which caused it to happen and we also predicted very specifically when it would end to two we said to be extra special solar activity on the sun. around fourteen four so all. that would lead t

predict a very hot summer will be remembered what you said about the winter as it heads towards us here in russia thanks very much indeed dr fred climate on us from the role institute of technology could have your naughty thank you. thank you very much . when we come to you live from the russian capital plenty more coming your way only this hour including nuclear brinkmanship international nuclear watchdog says iran is taking the next step towards building a bomb we took the next but from tehran about the country's intentions and hear about the fears of the global community from experts in london. confession extortion youngest prisoner. is facing military trial for crimes he says was tortured into admitting. human rights campaigners are outraged by a new e.u. project which would lead to the monitoring everything and passengers do in flight it's aimed at preventing terrorism but some believe it's a further erosion of the democratic right to privacy. all for a week in the sun but if the european union project goes ahead these people could have their conversations and movements monitored while they'

russia were. instrumental in making us witnessing today. had not been the assistance of the russians certainly would not have been witnessing such a great thing with temperatures well over forty degrees centigrade the plant is a vivid example of why iran needs to produce more. even with air conditioning running at full tilt the heat is still too much to bear for years russia's top nuclear fishel sergei kerry younker has been working up a sweat to defend her ration with iran but it's a unique venture because it's very difficult to build new equipment into the equipment that was there from the start the plant is an international project of a ten country supply the equipments of european countries as well as asia pacific countries while some countries remain concerned about iran's use of russian nuclear fuel people of pushchair also have reasons to be fearful valeri in the alema. have been working at the station for three years leave the sas initially she was apprehensive about bringing their children to iran for medical reasons but knows she

hello and welcome to our business program good to have you with us russia's agriculture ministry has cut its forecast of grain harvest for this year to sixty sixty five million tons that's wrong thirty percent lower than in two thousand and nine and as prime minister to report it says the battle for russia's grain exports won't be lifted anytime so. even with the harvest apparently we will cover our domestic needs in food this year the question is what the country will have next two years we don't know what the harvest will be and we don't know what we will carry out this year we will review our decision to ban grain imports into only in line with what. the problem is that we are not able to seed winter crops because of the heat so lifting the band weren't happy. and the russian markets finished monday in the black with the r.t.s. getting point seven percent on the my six getting slightly over a percent hydro gazprom and the t.v. one of the top performers on them isaac's gaining over what i have said. was the top where all the r.t.s. over three percent. were just first low cost airli

returned home after a thai court ruled the suspected russian arms dealer is to be extradited to the us russia's foreign minister sees the judge's decision as political and the result of pressure. and new york will soon be one i can down as its yellow sedan taxes are heading for the junkyard ford is ditching the traditional cab model victoria crown by next year doing it no longer profitable. now those were the headlines in the oil spill in the gulf of mexico has cost america billions of dollars but the true cost to the environment isn't yet known r.t.l. looks at whether the desire for the fossil fuel is worth such a high price. the explosion of one. of mexico the entire world according to various estimates six to fifteen million liters of oil tuesday into the water each day for three and a half months in the soviet union underground nuclear explosions were used to deal with leaking whelps they stem the flow of oil within a short period of time. nuclear explosion is safe and very effective economically a different method has been used in the gulf of mexico installed a special cap on the leaking p

is always available to us for the latest from russia and around the world thanks for watching . hungary for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news make us. feel. me. in the czech republic he's available in a hotel and science central hotel prima vera most of them full stop aida i'm a taste in bosnia and herzegovina available in. me and the children of each. but you know what you know. and you're like toast. in serbia multis available in the hyatt regency. fires continue to rage across russia killing dozens of thousands of people leaving whole cities struggling to breathe through toxic small. saw the city of remembers the hundred schools in the world with georgia two years after tbilisi shelled the republic leaving its capital old but razed to the ground. also japan's smog sixty five years since an atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima first time since that deadly event washington sent an envoy into the memorial service but still no. we are running down the top stories of the week here on thank you for joining us well a hug

hello welcome to our business program because i have you with us russia's agriculture ministry has cut its forecast of grain harvest for this year to sixty sixty five million tons that's all thirty percent lower than a two thousand and nine and as prime minister i've put in says the battle for russia's grain exports won't be lifted any time so. full of shows of even with the harvest apparently we will cover our domestic needs in food this year just about no question is what the country will have next year still a she said we don't know what the harvest will be and we don't know what we will carry out over this year we will review our decision to ban grain imports into the only in line with what hobbs it will be the what's addition the problem is that we are not able to seed winter crops because of the heat so lifting the more unhappy. russian markets finished the day in the black with the r.t.s. game point seven percent of them isaac gaining slightly over the sands hydro probably tipping over the top performers on the rise extending over one of the how sad well known as they kill off t

georgians have to unite in the face of a common adversary of course by the can one adversary can use russia he gets the refugees feel like they are not being treated as human beings a lot of them are saying that they will not move out of these buildings but they're all out on the street right now and no place to go and their future is unfortunately uncertain at the moment. well for more stories you can log on to our web site latest video the top stories and let's see what's waiting for you right now. you can see some spectacular action as drivers at the russian leg of the european championships are battling on a brand new track created by a famous formula one designer. and curious business to become a serious player in the. market slap up the details dot com. well the number of civilian casualties in afghanistan rose by almost a third in the first half of two thousand and ten compared to the same period last year the report by the u.n. also shows a fifty five percent increase in the deaths of children among the twelve hundred afghans killed during this period it comes as u.s. led forces are

out what the real costs of going into the night could be as the demand for plastic surgery grow using russia so goes the number of inexperienced along lines so it's plants. that it was good for. fun. and out of this world experience along with the recollections of space exploration play it is in on the report from the u.s. space on the rocket center in alabama. a very warm welcome to you this is the line from moscow with me alice have but now international officials are in russia to assess the country's bid to host the planet's spectacular football of the world cup and the government is pulling out all the stops in its attempts to sway the inspection delegation stacey bivins one hundred. the meeting between the fever delegation and prime minister putin has wrapped up at r.t. has learned that russia is willing to suspend these requirements and attempt to woo the international delegation and they're also trying to woo the delegation and other ways of bringing them to looking at luzhniki stadium to show that russia is capable of building a stadium that fits the the requirements which this does

hello and welcome to our business program good to have you with us russia's losses due to the force and p. five still ranging across the country could reach fifteen billion dollars earlier my colleague stephanie monday spoke to tell you a lot of give us more on the impact of the clock cycle conditions on the economy furthermore she pointed out that the russian government is also losing opportunities in controlling prices using its grain reserves these was initial scene is a very powerful instrument which russian government might use how is a recent liberalist see very different figures symptoms of size of the things reserves because in july and number fishel experts were talking about ten to twenty plus million reserves as it most recent an independent as soon as give us just mine . so i would say the gap is in a maze and also nerves of government and then to distribute thought at the spot of the fund directly to little russian regions so this will definitely he's built it to intervene on the local market and to control prices that mimic whatever if we turn out to inflation what's your

russia is ready to launch iran's first nuclear power plant on saturdays saying the joint project will sell the tehran is entitle to the peaceful use of nuclear energy the russian built reactor will be loaded with fuel under the strict control of the un's nuclear watchdog but why it is expected to be fully operational in about a month russia will help to run the facilities supply the fuel and remove the waste that's expected to ease fears of terror using the spent rods to make nuclear weapons iran is under un sanctions aimed at pressuring tehran to abandon its in richmond program. on a boycott looks at the construction of the plant. it's been a routine for more than a decade hundreds of russian constructors streaming to their workplace three shifts a day six days a week building iran's first nuclear power station. it's been a long wait launched by germans in the nine hundred seventy s. the construction was halted after the revolution when russians to call for the task was to feed a new reactor into an already existing building to destroy its. direct construct is always more difficult to build from scratch. the normal requires a muc

states therefore we should proceed from the present day realities it's up to us to determine the forms of our communication with russia and to decide whether it's going to be a union or anything else but don't let those who are too much concerned with this matter of to leave this to us we will make our own choices i would like to say that august the twenty sixth is not just a day when russia recognized south of santiago it may go down in history as a date when the world stopped being. the pressures recognition is a vitally important to us and we are infinitely grateful to russia for it this was a great and courageous international move that we're simply saved our people in the recognition of the republic of south a city by nicorette you in venezuela shows these the world has become multi century and it wasn't set up george mr president the surge just says it wants political reconciliation of the south a city i mean causing or do you think that it's possible and the can. really when we're not going to talk to the criminal regime or president saakashvili they are international criminals and it's the judges of the hague

a tie court has ruled that suspected russian arms baron viktor group is to be extradited to the us russia's foreign minister says the decision is political and that moscow will seek to bring boat back to the country. set to start up iran's first nuclear power plant on saturday saying the joint project shows tehran should have access to peaceful atomic energy the reactors operations will be controlled by the un nuclear watchdog and it's expected to be fully operational in about a month. off when our team plans to build a mosque near the site of the nine eleven attacks are stoking anti muslim feeling among some new yorkers adverts against the proposal have appeared on city buses raising debate over religious freedom and the right to free speech. i have many more details on all those stories that three pm time up next all the sports highlights with andrew from. hello there thanks for watching the sport good to have you company and this is what is coming up. we're not there yet. he warns against complacency despite a thumping win in the europa league. while the new call of leaps to glory ensuri

hello and welcome to our business program good to have you with us russia losses due to the forests and peat fires still raging across the country could reach fifteen billion dollars according to early estimates that record temperatures this summer may cost at least one percent of g.d.p. growth most of the money will be spent on restoring houses and compensation the first official figures are expected next week as a part of the federal statistics services report on july's industrial production the long term effect is unlikely to be known until the end of it here but some experts are already claiming the impact will not be significant. little small because of all of the direct costs like the experience of extinguish the fires because the emergency ministry has insurance costs and i think this figure will be no more than several tens of billions of rubles but if you keep in mind that real budget is trillions of these expenses are just a drop in the oceans and it's not just devastating the country russia is experiencing its worst drought in centuries due to high temperatures officials are

get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on r g. c. please. please. please. come tonight from the russian capital twenty four hours a day this is our two top stories now this hour fighting flames some of russia's walled under control but others are still spreading claiming lives and homes. plus big brother is watching you the european union's plans to install surveillance systems on airplanes british human rights campaigners the body to privacy. and freedom denied us prisoners have been granted parole a single decision overturned victim to political ambition. following months of political and ethnic turmoil kurdistan's interim government and set a date for the parliamentary election. was caught up with a con man to model who used to head the country's security council under the else to president but he's now the leader of a political party quickly gaining momentum in the south of the country you know shares his views on the prospects for the future of the central asian state. mr with a lot of thank you

twenty two and as i have a bet it reports that prospects already inspiring russia's football sales of tomorrow to trade haunt us today. for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of the nation resting on their shoulders pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academy discipline and desire and more important it's not the fear of failure that drives them is the fear of missing the chance to play in a world cup on home turf there you saw him or is the most trying to be honest i really want russia to host the twenty eight year old cap is my life's purpose if we keep working hard we have a good chance making the team by the trainings no walk in the park before they can even touch the ball they must enjoy a punishing nonstop fitness routine for the first hour the coaches know the boys have talent but it's their hunger that's the key this man is no stranger to that he knows what it takes to play in a world cup. with a defender for t

how unwelcome to a business program good to have you with us russia is imposing a ban on grain exports because of the drought and wildfires promised him a push and says measures are taken to help russian farmers and to prevent rising food costs at home. it is. due to the abnormally high temperatures and the courage drought and i think we should impose a temporary ban on the export of green and its derivatives from russia we do have enough reserves point five million tons we need to guard against domestic prescribers is. now the premier also said grain held in state reserves would be distributed across the regions to help alleviate any shortages and there's further aid for farmers that government is promising one point two billion dollars in assistance roughly a third of the money will be direct a rest will go to subsidized loans. and wheat prices on the international claudie markets a racing to new highs russia is the world third largest exporter of wheat but the worst drought in half a century is wiped out more than twenty percent of the crop with every passing hot dry days expectatio

twenty four hours a day good to have you with us russia's struggling to extinguish almost nine hundred. countries dozens of flights have been grounded to moscow or diverted due to a dense layer of fake small people in the streets where mosques trying to protect themselves from the pollution which is the worst on record going to. moscow region with more. moscow is covered with a thick blanket of toxic acrid small going to this very small village just outside the city caught fire a few days ago and its residents as well as some three hundred others in the moscow region have lost their homes in the city itself millions are now talking in the smoke which is carrying some very harmful gases like carbon monoxide its consistency in the air exceeds the norm. you see we use handkerchiefs certainly cover all noses there's new all the way. that's just who god is mercy and sends us rain. which i.q. we're really shocked water should be given out people can't breathe their eyes are itching. and that's exactly why we're wearing masks like this because it's literally hard to breathe the air makes you

will get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us for technology update on our g. sure. in the. in. this. car this. is no to. russia as they destroy homes. and the number of deaths has doubled in moscow while many people are trying to leave the capital which is still covered by. the world to ensure. the same fate as this it's. good to have you with us widespread forest and peat bog still raging here in russia leaving many cities suffocating blanket of smaug forecasters say the unprecedented heat wave that's fueling the blazes is unlikely to ease this week the front page. more than one hundred fifty thousand people are battling the flames including the russian military vehicles and equipment to be sent from other countries more than four thousand volunteers are helping firefighters tackle the blazes the smoke from the wildfires is making it difficult to breathe in many cities. and that includes most of the capital and now we're going to the heart of all the russian capital where i'm not. always on the way into work this afternoon it w

eighteen or twenty twenty two world cup russia has pledged visa free travel and purpose built arenas if it wins the big. seven o'clock in moscow thanks for joining us here on our team as we wrap up the week's news our top story drug trafficking and terrorism drug trafficking terrorism and poverty in central asia where the focus of a summit this week in russia's resort city of sochi president medvedev hosted the leaders of afghanistan pakistan and. outlining a set of actions designed to combat common threats artesia catarina groucho of a has the details totally straight yes. which was just. and they weren't just talking weather terrorism poverty and one other burning topic took a front seat as russia hosted its three central asian neighbors in sochi. we focused on the drug threat because it's a common problem we should face up to it together not individually know that afghanistan no russia can solve the problem in their own problem and it was no coincidence president medvedev singled out these two countries afghanistan is the world's largest opium producer russia the world's largest consumer what costs one country thirty thousand human lives a year

three male deficits when the first leg the scottish side will be without midfielder aiden mcgeady using russia considering and they've just bought out moscow while defenders darren o'dea and wrote wilson are still out injured you strike i got a heap o. will start with plenty of pressure on his shoulders not least from his monitor eleven knows what celtic have to do against portuguese side right to choose from their phones at glasgow at. school for girls chang keep a clean sheet in them you know look out for performance and obviously celtic park on the floor european they you know give the pleasure realties the way they are here and you know what they can expect and i just want them to feed off the energy and save on them you know bring history and you know if we can. and another thing name which could face an upset a turkish john spend of entre they drew two two with swiss team young boys in bern last week after having calling crazy richard sent off and conceding a last minute penalty the overall winners of the thirteen second leg games will go into friday's draw for the playoff round the lose

we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join us acknowledge you update on our g. six in the evening here in moscow you with your headlines now russia breeds more freely as the small gun seem to be retreating but there are still hundreds of places to extinguish thousands of volunteers helping fight the flames and provide vital supplies to those affected. stops wheat exports to ensure its domestic needs are met after wildfires and drowned prompting a jump in global grain prices meanwhile india is losing tons of surplus crops to poor story chance people in the country go hungry. big comeback the terrorist group is reportedly on a recruiting spree spurred on by the planned u.s. troop withdrawal from iraq. with the boom in technology it often seems society is making huge leaps forward but some of the imperial age with its fight for resources and influence is coming back. spoke to veteran journalist john pilger who shared his views on the past and present stay with us. today i'm in london speaking to. veterans.

welcome to our business program here in our day at greenham malik and it's good to have you with us russia is imposing a temporary ban on grain exports prime minister putin says measures are necessary to help russian farmers and prevent rising food costs. the restrictions will apply to all grains and farm produce derived from the grain prime minister also says that the grain from state reserves would be just traded to the regions to help alleviate any shortages and there's further aid for farmers the government is to provide a total of one point two billion dollars in assistance roughly a third of that would be to erect a and the rest subsidized loans. now we prices on the international commodity markets a racing to new highs russia is the world's third largest exporter wheat but the severe weather has wiped out more than twenty percent of the crop with every passing hot dry day expectations for the harvest becoming more gloomy grain union is now predicting a week old of under seventeen million tonnes compared with nearly one hundred million tonnes last year countries domestically consumpt

i want to welcome to business good to have you with us russia's losses to the forest and p five still raging across the country could reach fifteen billion dollars according to early estimates there are record temperatures this someone may cost at least one percent of g.d.p. growth most of the money will be spent on restoring houses and compensation first official figures are expected next week as a part of the federal statistics service report on july's investment production the long term impact is unlikely to be known until the end of this here but some experts are already claiming impact on not insignificant. little small because of all of the direct costs like the expense of extinguish the fires because the emergency ministry has concerns costs you're likely this figure will be no more than several tens of billions of rubles a little bit but if you keep in mind just those that are all budgets trillions of years goes so clearly these expenses are just a drop in the lessons. have a more and economic impact of the fires and drought we can now hear from our correspondent and i have a

us this is the top stories. far caused by record breaking heat in russia have spread into new areas. and destroyed thousands of homes. trying to turn the tide water supplies in russia threatens thousands of barrels containing toxic chemicals flowed down the chinese river towards the country's border. it's a sweet celebration. is taken out of arizona's tough immigration law just before selected activists say the fight is not over. we keep secrets the u.s. congress approves billions more for the afghan military campaign despite documents put online detailing cover ups of civilian deaths and a failing american war effort. well next speaks to the founder and editor in chief of the website responsible for that leak which was the biggest in u.s. military history a special interview next on r.t. . i'm here in london talking to julian assaults the founder of the whistle blowing website wiki leaks which this week released a huge deal say of documents relating to the afghan war which mr ourselves describes as detailing the every day squalor of war judy in the sauce thank you very much for talk

russia will spill the beans spotlight. hello fredricka thank you very much for being with us thank you. well last year let's place the magazine single you out as the french writer put popular in russia is there any other country outside france that you're really as popular as the as a russian. now and you know in france was popular in germany. in italy but there is no place like russia really it's the only country who translated every one of my book and all of them including my my chart with bishop. and all the little. every everything i wrote. papers examination of the school. often say that ninety nine francs became popular in russia by mistake because of misunderstanding because of because you really tried to to to mark at things and the russians took it seriously is that true well i don't know. exactly why i. like what i do and if there is a misunderstanding then it's great i don't mind you know i think i'm just doing my job. right what i like and if people don't understand it it's ok with me but it is possible that in russia some of the young people took ninety nine front as a guide

recently host to civilians more than one hundred countries have endorsed the agreement however the us russia china and israel are yet to sign up. abandoned babies are often found in strange and unsafe places sometimes even discarded like rubbish in the czech republic though it's five years since a special facility was set up for women to give away their children but the so-called baby box has many opponents. there all around the czech republic at first sight they're just nondescript metal doors on the sides of hospitals and government buildings but they've already helped to save dozens of lives this is a baby box every mother wanted to leave her child or should have to do would be to pull on the handle and put the child inside now it doesn't just a metal container an infant would be able to survive here for several hours but usually they're rescued within several minutes by those on the other side the first one was placed in this private hospital it's still the most popular with nearly fifteen children left here in five years. maybe books as soon as the babies placed inside the door locks on

and i welcome to business i'm going america i'm good to have you with us russia is imposing a ban on grain express because of the trout and wildfires prime minister vladimir putin says the measures are taken to help russian farmers and to prevent rising food costs at home. on them while i was working with you due to the abnormally high temperatures and the courage drought i think we should impose a temporary ban on the export of grain and its derivatives from russia we do have enough reserves one point five million tons we need to guard against domestic prescribers is. the premier also said grain held in state reserves will be distributed across the regions to help alleviate any shortages and there's further aid to farmers the government is promising one point two billion dollars in assistance roughly a third of the money will be direct aid while the rest will go to subsidize loans. the ban on grain exports may cause russia to lose market share as a global wheat exporter which we will call from the institute for agricultural market studies says the restrictions could hit both russian

poland as flooded and heavy storms covered latvia but it's all heading towards russia but luckily the sun phase works for us this time because in streams will take those that cycle and to the north. central russia will be far away from the storms and heavy rains so we should not expect another polar catastrophe but if worst comes to worst and they reach us well people here are saying in russia we never ready for anything sometimes even snow in winter is a natural disaster for us but it's a national feature i guess president did you blamed regional authorities for being irresponsible experts say that millions of rebels worse off safety precautions that could prevent fires were not taken who is responsible and here we go for mccartney's one of course every specialist should be responsible for what they are interested with if for example the mayor of moscow comes back from holidays for the next day after the small over the capitol has dissolved which was the case this time and i think it is unacceptable he should have been here half an hour after the smoke. he is responsible for life in the city and he didn't