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of infections. and this time, once again, all the resources are currently being activated. we thought in my report, but i have to say that the here in moscow will even kind of west on bubble with western medical standards and pretty well equipped hospitals. but not all of russia is like moscow. and the situation in the rest of the country was often much more dramatic last year. and now we are unfortunately, once again hearing about all the crowded hospitals where passions are placed on mattresses in the hallways because there are, there are no bats left. where hearing about exhaust book doctorates about the shortage of medicines, and even about the shortage of the vaccine against covet 19 in some region of russia. speaking of vaccines, here is russia, as you pointed out, was one of the 1st countries in the world to develop and export a coven vaccine. how can it be then that it's now so far behind many other countries in backs moving its own people? well, because there are different reasons for this, the russian vaccines put the v had long been considered unsafe when it came out. it was released onto the market to quickly before the clinical investigation was com

west. while moscow notes of the alternative routes, including through the capital, damascus of these issues are expected to be addressed to at peace talks in catholic star. next month, i spoke to serious foreign minister at length earlier. he says the crisis could be resolved if western sanctions were lifted and syrians rather than foreign powers, decide the future. i think this is a pure hypocrisy. this is another attempt to help terrorist groups and to provide them with the all necessary materials to prolong the terrorists war against syria. we believe that the, the, these cross border activities are direct violation of the sovereignty of our country. an attempt to send with the so called the monetary and assistance arms and all supplies to the tutors, to groups and you know and live there is just a designated organization on the list of the groups by the united nations security council. we are opposed to such a thing and we have told all these countries directly or indirectly, that syria will know when to get an assistance to go to the people who need. he want to do it and assistance, bu

being able to improve relations with moscow and develop mutual understanding of just turning to the russian president speech. he also touched on double standards in the west, over their assessment of the treatment of bella. ruth protestors latimer called nato statements on moscow's alleged involvement in forcing down a ryan or a plane by mintz dangerous. meanwhile, in a heightened move, you has no bound, bella, rushing carrier, is from it's are a space, enter a ports talking to r, t rushes, representative to the block question, the decision lobby of the, the official airline, villers had nothing to do with that particular incidence. so why should should it be banned? there is no logic in that and closing the air space of bellows, not before any conclusions have come from the international civilization organization. but even before the investigation really started, that is also void of logic. it reflects, oh, i would say a very, what is that end of? well, it is says ation of the whole situation and who will suffer? it will be, of course, citizens of bellows, whose faith so dear to the western governments. and it will be adeline travellers from western euro

of discrimination. as the protest turn violent, russia begins and massing troops along the border. west leaders accused moscow orchestrating the unrest as a pretext to invade. this tiny may to the neighboring estonia and list when you also former soviet republics and also now members of nature supported cyber attacks . fears likes across the region. for the 1st time since the cold war, nato and russia bring direct conflict. as the crisis, the us to take the militia computer planted early building networks in the heart of assistant ultra. hi james. i can explain what happens next. if you find malicious code in your network, it's very hard to know what that code does. it takes a long time to analyze the code, understand what the other site is doing. and this makes it very hard to know whether it's malicious coded just for espionage or is also for offensive operations as well. i didn't default moving practice because i haven't yet had a chance. even if that code is used for the purposes, there is a danger that the u. s. might can to, that is preparations for an attack on an early morning malware. sprint, the u.

of international investors. he's been speaking out the st. petersburg international economic form, economic forum, which is happening at a time deteriorating relations between moscow and the west. however, preaching says his country is ready to do business. the 1st section of the not stream to pipeline this finished russia can now deliver its natural gas directly to the u. russian president vladimir putin hoped the news with bright and the mood among investors. for nomic forum in st. petersburg, we are ready to continue implementing such a technology projects with our european and other partners in the future. we expect that the logic of mutual benefit and mutual gain will take precedence over all kinds of artificial barriers during the current political situation. logistically, and many companies remain skeptical about doing business with our shop. with the annexation of crimea ongoing conflict and eastern ukraine and moscow's imprisonment of criminal critic alex vonny have let the you and its allies to impose more and more sanctions on russia. foreign investors are also concerned about me put in support of authoritarian bella, russian leader to look at shinkel. and it doesn'

moscow and develop mutual understanding. just going back to the speech by volume or putting one of the questions raised by him centered on double standards in the west. over there. assessment of the treatment of bella. ruth protestors latimer putting called nato statements on moscow's alleged involvement in forcing. donna ryan are playing by minsk dangerous, meanwhile, and a heightened move the you know, band baller russian courtiers from its earth space and reports rushes representative to the block question to decision in speaking to r t or in your bella via the the official airline of villers has nothing to do with that particular incident. so why should it should it be banned? there is no logic in that. and closing the airspace of villa rose, not before any conclusions have come from eco or the international asian organization. but even before the investigation really started, that is also void of logic. it reflects oh, i would say a very what is that end of it is ation of the whole situation and who will suffer? it will be of course, citizens of bella rose, whose faith. so dear to the western governments, and it will be ireland travellers from

settled here, and on the cool side, by the area of low pressure, which was set to west side of russia, we will see some lively showers coming in here. close to moscow. 31 celsius in moscow. not quite as hot as it has been recently, but it is going to be humid at is certainly going to be a rather fun re at times. for much evasion, european is fine and dry should be fine and try for the football this evening and caressed. find and try to for the football in copenhagen, but i was, i was at western side of the year. that's where the show was. will continue not so great in terms of tennis, whether there for wimbledon, which starts today. of course, she was never ready to fall where the latter part of the week before things do finally start to quieten down here tuesday, another unsettled day for western areas. more showers there. good part of jeremy, seeing some of those showers on a dry eye, which was central pause and southern areas warm sunshine in athens at around $35.00 degrees celsius and the warm sunshine on the other side of the met as well. still getting into the mid forties, therefore, tripoli, heavy showers there quite nicely now across centra

improve relations with moscow and develop mutual understanding returning to russian that president speech, he also touched on double standards in the west. over there, assessment of the treatment of bella russo protesters vladimir putin called nato statements on moscow's alleged involvement, enforcing down a ryan air playing by minsk dangerous. meanwhile, in a heightened move the you have now band bellow russian carriers from its airspace and airports talking to r. t rushes, representative to the block question, the decision via the, the official airline villers has nothing to do with that particular incident. so why should should it be banned? there is no logic in that and closing the air space of bellows, not before any conclusions have come from eco, the international civilization organization. but even before the investigation really started, that is also void of logic. it reflects, oh, i would say a very, what is that end of? well, it is says ation of the whole situation and who will suffer? it will be of course, citizens of bella rose, whose faith so dear to the western governments. and it will be travellers from western europe who will have to fly on a dif

west bank and gaza. the pandemic is showing no signs of slowing in moscow.ussian capital reported more than 9000 new cases today. they are restricting some public activities until june 29 to contain the outbreak. the highly contagious delta variant spreads due to low vaccination rates. this could complicate efforts to restore a landmark nuclear accord and has major implications for the middle east oil markets. he is a front runner

he's been speaking of these in petersburg, international economic forum, which is happening at a time to, to racing relations between moscow and the west. however, patient says his country is ready to do business. the 1st section of the not stream to pipeline is finished. russia can now deliver its natural gas directly to the u. russian president vladimir putin hoped the news would brighten the mood among investors phenomena forum in saint petersburg. even though we are ready to continue implementing such a technology projects with our european and other partners in the future, we expect that the logic of mutual benefit and mutual gains will take precedence over all kinds of artificial barriers during the current political situation. politically and many companies remain skeptical about doing business with our shop . with the annexation of crimea, ongoing conflict and eastern ukraine and moscow's imprisonment of kremlin critic alex enough only have let the you and its allies to impose more and more sanctioned russia. foreign investors also concerned about bloody me put in support of authoritarian bella, russian leader, victor lucas, sh

of discrimination. as the protest turn violent, russia begin to massive troops along the border. west leaders accused moscow orchestrating the unrest as a pretext to invade this tiny native age. neighboring stony list, wayne ya, former people public, and also now members of nature. cyber attacks, fear spikes across the region. for the 1st time since the cold war, nato, russia around the brain, direct conflict. at the crisis, the us to takes malicious computing, planted in early bowling networks, and in the heart of assistant, ultra james acton, explains what happens next. if you have malicious code in your network, it's very hard to know what that code does. it takes a long time to analyze the code, understand what the site is doing. and this makes it very hard to know whether it's malicious code is just for espionage or is also for offensive operations as well. in the price, this doesn't haven't had a chance to even if that code is used like purposes, there is a danger that the u. s. my can to, that is preparations for an a on an early morning malware sprint, the u. s. also has to work out a plan today. th

west from russia. ahead of their meeting on wednesday, mr putin appeared to warn mr biden against taking any quick decisions against moscowfamously called his counterpart a "killer" and said nato would respond to any harmful activities by moscow. on monday he described the russian president as "bright, tough and a worthy adversary". interviewed by a us tv network, the russian leader laid out some of his expectations for their first encounter. translation: president biden, of course, translation: president biden, of course. is _ translation: president biden, of course, is radically _ of course, is radically different from mr trump because president biden is a career man. he has spent his entire aduu man. he has spent his entire adult hood in politics. that is adult hood in politics. that is a different kind of person and it is my great hope that, yes, there are some advantages, some disadvantages, but there will be no knee—jerk reactions on behalf of the sitting us president. as we said, that interview comes ahead of vladimir putin's meeting withjoe biden on wednesday. the us president is currently at the nato summit where

rest of phobia that unfortunately has prevailed among vast military and political leads in the west. i guess it speaks volumes that none of the native representatives have decided to come to moscow for these conference. despite being invited, the united states has seized more than 30 media website domain names linked to iran for what it calls this information campaigns becomes a call summit rising tensions between the 2 nations. we heard from the international federation of journalists, which criticize the bit of highlighting that other methods should have been used. the blocking by the us. so websites run by groups affiliated with the run is the wrong way to deal with. so cold disinformation. while real journalism requires the respect of solid ethical principles and full independence from governments, we cannot accept but governments unilateral decide which websites they don't like to shut down. thus challenging freedom of speech. the ban on our website reveals once again the falsehoods of the slogan, so freedom of expression and all the other headlines promoted by the united states of america, including the inability to confront the truth. one of the websites that was seized i

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moscow and develop mutual understanding. returning to the russian precedent speech on the day. he also touched on double standards in the west over their assessment of the treatment that ela ruth protesters, latimer couldn't call the nato statements on moscow's alleged involvement. enforcing dyna ryan are playing by mintz dangerous. meanwhile, in the height, move the, you know, a bomb bell. russian couriers from its are space and airports walking to r, t versus representative to the block question. the decision the muslims could not the via the, the official airline villers had nothing to do with that particular incident. so why should should it be banned? there is no logic in that and closing the air space of bellows, not before any conclusions have come from eco or the international asian organization. but even before the investigation really started, that is also void of logic. reflect. oh i would say a very, what is that end of it is ation of the whole situation and who will suffer? it will be of course, citizens of bella rose, whose fade so dear to the western governments. and it will be like travellers from western europe who will have to fly

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just not the way through check republic into a good part of a poland. further east, it stays hot and dry moscow. 34 celsius come back to the west. 800 celsius in london and glasgow. good news for the football lassie drive. part of that we may just catch one or 2. she was coming to glasgow late on in the evening, but wembley, london, that will stay dry. they go 21 celsius in london as we go on into widened state. last dry wall shouts into southern france, just around the alps. southern mares of europe generally try maybe one or 2 showers a bit towards turkey, but not too much to speak of hot and dry across northern africa, tripoli still got up to 45 celsius and the shadow really ramping up around the gulf of guinea with heavy down posts of cameroon, nigeria ah, no place. and so i go on with say, the press brit treated of the car about a media hub and vital vantage point during the 1st truly televised war from the roof. we could see the declaration at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict and vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row seat to the final stages of the war saigon carav

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