for tomorrow , the intensity of this system will decrease in the north-west, west and south-west partscountry, but still with the activity of this system is less intense in the northwest of the northern alborz slopes and towards the northeast of the center of the western and southwestern parts of our country. it continues for tuesday, the orange weather warning is still valid in parts of the north-west, north of alborz slopes to the north-east of the country. the possibility of runoff and spot floods is also predicted in these areas. similarly, for the next two days, parts of the persian gulf and the caspian sea will be rough and turbulent. marine warnings have been issued . marine activities should be limited to some extent in the slopes of albus. we will have strong winds in the central areas. in terms of temperature , we will have a decrease in temperature in the north of the country for the next two days. during wednesday and thursday, this drop in temperature will also happen in the northeast of our country. for tehran, we currently have partly cloudy to cloudy skies in parts of t

it's done in winning in every part of the country north east, north west, east midlands, west midlands, in peaks across the country, west midlands . country, west midlands. >> do you think labour is going to win, i doubt it, because they're not winning. they're no. >> look labour won in redditch. won in big time in redditch. it looks as though it looks it looks as though it looks it looks as though all of the incumbent mayors are going to

that west midlands result _ west midlands. nick. that west midlands result sounds - west midlands. nds result sounds like it i west midlands. nick. that west midlands result sounds like it isj west midlands. nick. that west i midlands result sounds like it is on a knife edge. we don't actually have enough data to show you how we think it is going, but speaking to people on the ground, it sounds like it's extremely close. it could go either way at the moment. we are going to keep very close eyes on that one. let me just remind you of the big story so far that we have confirmed. london mayor, sadiq khan has won it comfortably. a majority there of about 270,000. all the talk that it could be close was wrong. this is exactly how it's panned out. what is interesting is that sadiq khan's vote has actually improved. i told you earlier that the lib dems and the greens were close. the greens actually came third last time, so thatis actually came third last time, so that is a slight reversal of fortune, but there is only 70 votes in it. i will correct myself there. this is the story i want to

been, for example the south west. ., . ~ ., have been, for example the south west. ., ., ., ., . westthe — west. to come back to london, we are waiting for the result _ west. to come back to london, we are waiting for the result to _ west. to come back to london, we are waiting for the result to be _ waiting for the result to be confirmed, we're waiting for the final results, do you think that if the conservatives had chosen perhaps a more prominent figure, someone who had a more public track record, that they could have challenged sadiq khan for his third term in a more positive way? i khan for his third term in a more positive way?— positive way? i think another candidate — positive way? i think another candidate would _ positive way? i think another candidate would potentially l positive way? i think another i candidate would potentially have done better. you talk about someone with high profile or a national profile but it's difficult to see within the current conservative party who would have had sufficient support from the leadership of the party machine and also sufficiently ap

west ham. meanwhile, west ham's lukasz _ because i chose west ham. ile, west ham's lukasz piszczek_ because i chose west ham. meanwhile, west ham's lukasz piszczek et - because i chose west ham. meanwhile, west ham's lukasz piszczek et al - because i chose west ham. meanwhile, west ham's lukasz piszczek et al has i west ham's lukasz piszczek et al has been charged by misconduct with the fa relating to alleged betting rule breaches. the charges relate to gains in the last events where it is alleged the brazilian midfielder deliberately try to get a card from the referee in order to influence betting markets. the investigation was triggered by suspicious betting patterns of has untiljune the 3rd to provide a response although he is already publicly denied any wrongdoing, saying on social media i will fight with every breath to clear my name. elsewhere it looks as though bayern munich are closing in on vincent company as a new manager. it is understood that german giants are in advanced talks to agree compensation with burnley. kompany could not stop his

west. well, it's called basic little because initially was the west diamond basic little the constitution, which was seen to only become a complete constitution. once that was the constitution for east and west, west joined together. indian history was written differently of east many essentially the wind, west germany. and there's still a sense of regret that there was no east and elements contained. that was the one paragraph that would have committed everybody to work for the common good. that wasn't included in the german basic little off the re unification. nevertheless, 58 percent of the east germans say they, they back. it's a 100 percent. they're fully in favor of it, and this is all against the backdrop of less and less commitment less than this belief in democracy. even here in domini, which has led to debate to enshrine for instance how constitutional lawyers are chosen into that very basic know as well. so to see, yes, it's being attacked from different quotes as, but basically most germans feel a 7th time as well. so what would you say is on the frank with the rise of extremism? it's my system would be that no, it is not on the threat. democracy globally is on the pressure that

west does not understand. the west gave these missiles. west. west that's why they have to wash off the blood with soup.rday they told the british, but these missiles were given by the americans, which means the americans, all the bastards who supply western weapons. and the french, everyone should clearly understand what will happen, everyone. once warned clearly that will happen, they did not understand. directly, the french were told: no need, let's go to war. with the fact that this is really happy news that nuclear war is approaching, well, this is probably what the russians should be happy about first of all, because it is they who are bringing nuclear war closer to them, first of all, again, something they never think about that waving a nuclear blower, well, it draws the same response, but you see, it makes the propagandists very, very happy. today is such a day that the soul rejoices. the morning began that the training is held in the southern military district for the use of non-strategic nuclear weapons. great news, it's long overdue, it's even more fun. the ambassador of great britain was jo

west. he went on to say, quote that the, here's the truth about world war 2 is being distorted by the west. and he also said that the future of, for the motherland depends on us, depends on russia. very similar remarks we made actually 2 days ago during his integration speech when he spoke about 40 story clad that needs to be protected. so it's basically repeating over and over again. this very same narrative, or just the very same propaganda that is trying to sell this war if, if you like, the unclean in ukraine as something that has to be done in order to make sure that the washer is defending itself against what caused is an alleged attack by the west . now what i find quite interesting that he didn't talk about immunizations. he didn't talk about the through the mobilization amongst the russian society. and certainly he didn't say anything about just how long the war and ukraine is going to continue talking about a repeats last is parade cain and the big losses around here in the battlefield. what's the situation now? definitely it was a symbolic victory. taking an of deep gun don't screech in this year in february, but she's to be a town of more than 30000 people before do. and they're trying to really ansuka chest if you are another important strategically important town. basically not much exists anymore in chelsea. if you all used to be also at a time about 17000 people before the will. so to try to gain momentum here. and obviously they've been using the time why ukraine was waiting and has been waiting for weapons and military gear from the west and allies using this time to make some gains. but overall, if you look at the m

i think secondly, there was this cuz fife police in the west, in west sensible. i mean, i mean, west and power so that i persuaded themselves that i could, they could, they could win this war in some, uh, its in some form. okay. and now having tried that, actually effectively. last, last of all that just um they just playing on the and waiting for something, something, something, something happened something to, to, to turn up beloved. um yeah, i could probably screw my public opinion if of the opinion you're trying to shift as well. well, the opinion dice i've said is that there's a gradual shift, some of the majority of the ukrainians leaving in the the air is currently occupied . but, but by you guys who want a compromise space, i think secondly, you know, you know, the ukrainian and the political stop is normally 5. i yeah. that they're out there . all kind of elements we've been established, or maybe on the fringes of it, who would be prepared to actually that the negotiate facing see piece it says as a basis is made the best solution for you right now i'm not, i'm just like giv

continue its path in gaza, in the west bank, which you mentioned, erin al-aswad , and in the city of jinin, which happened this time, the other way around. periods of the west west in the previous periods, a human uprising also happened in the west, that is, in the united states of america in europe, people are coming to the streets, even the student movement in american universities , what happened this time, the people of the world from east to west, from latin america to the heart of europe to africa, even among countries, for example, a country like africa there is a big difference between them, in terms of humanity and humanity, who also look at the issue of palestine and the brutal operation of the zionist regime against the gaza strip and the people of the gaza strip. it caused the people of the whole world to rise against this regime, even inside the so-called western countries, the biggest supporter of the zionist regime is the western people themselves, the people of the european countries, after all these years, realized that it is their government that is deceiving them and claiming they make war. it is anti-semitic, but after this operation, the al-

west and sub for which is already above the west. and that's the kind of judge i see the crime. he is a, again, that's an on the west of that point. that, that, that going to have a very, very different view and feeding tools to west when they see what has happened to the conflicts that they have, the full this proxy will on, on be around the office on be off was and i started to shoot kind of trauma shoes done that, which is a huge loss of life. i'm actually, i don't think they're going to play rush from the russians like that. they're gonna blame the so called wisdom knowledge in order to be a self sufficient country. they have to accept that the, you know, for me, one's blame on, on you for me have twice blame on me. i mean, the sooner or later they will have to extend our own responsibility for that whole investigate destiny. and, you know, also develop some acu man and shrewdness in dealing with the nature of it. but do you see developing i, i'm, i maybe, maybe not, i'm not sure i'll pull up to be a self sufficient country of any kind of life. some of the western alliance. yeah. but they oh, shoot for it's really dependent cut

so as to west to west for stage it will be critical be cried before highs of prices rise. not but no i, i think the west of all just we know at night so we are the west and palace. i think what will remind, unless the wall goes on and on. yes. and russia kind of tried saving, multi p g or frank rush. it comes to occupy the whole decry and then to walk continues, you know, so yeah, in that kind of extreme situation. yeah. that, that then possibly we all look at the a much more laptop elliptic outcome. let's discuss something that you and a number of other western schoolers propose twist and found that is a compromise to this war. in fact, hughes suggested in one of your recent articles that budget reports and can solve this more by negotiating a peace deal that includes ukraine's membership of mater. why do you believe that this proposal, which is the underlying premise for, for this call? so it has any complying power not only in moscow, but 1st and foremost in keys and in washington, the if there's going to be negotiated into the peace settlement. then you've got this going to be some kind of western s

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west west, for stage it will be critical. be cried before highs. of prices rise enough, but no i, i think the west of all just we know at night. so we're west and palace of i think what will remind unless the wall goes on and on. this and russia penetrates even multi p into frank. russia comes to occupy the whole decry, and then the walk, continuation of yeah, in that kind of extreme situation. yeah. that then possibly we are looking at the a much more the baptist elliptic outcome. let's discuss something that you and a number of other western schoolers proposed wisdom found that is a compromise to this war. in fact, hughes suggested in one of your recent articles that budget reports and can solve this more by negotiating a peace deal that includes ukraine's membership of mater. why do you believe that this proposal, which is the underlying premise for, for this call? so it has any complying power not only in moscow, but 1st and foremost in keys and in washington, the if the is going to be negotiated into the peace settlement, then that you got this going to be some kind of western security, a gua

west. pl. bratislava there, to be further west. �* ., ., ,., west. government out there saying it was _ west. a quote from the government out there saying it was too - west. a quote from the government out there saying it was too far - out there saying it was too far given his condition to bratislava given his condition to bratislava given the urgency which, again, to support that suggestion that he is in a more serious condition and we perhaps initially thought. are you are talking just now about the nato secretary—general talking about his being shocked and appalled at this attack. one more of europe has made leaders, the italian prime minister, slamming this as a cowardly attack on the slovakian prime minister. you are seen the — on the slovakian prime minister. you are seen the pictures from the immediate aftermath after this shooting incident for topping a number of bullets striking slovakia's prime minister. these are the moments afterwards as he is whisked away. we know he is injured and a couple of news agency reporting that he has life—threat

tomorrow, we expect rains, generally in parts of the north-west, west areas of the south in the west of our country, the caspian coastal provinces are weak. we have the same conditions in the north-east and east of the country, the intensity of tomorrow's storms, which will provide us with an orange-level warning about the condition of flooding with water in a temporary form. south khorasan will be in the western half of the country, these conditions will be south of west azarbaijan, the western regions of kurdistan province, as well as parts of the southern half of bushehr province and the southwestern parts of fars province . tomorrow will be windy it will be a pattern. in some hours, the wind will blow proportionally in the parts of the country. the wind speed is so high that the dry caspian waters of the persian gulf, as well as the narrows of the persian gulf, will have turbulent and turbulent waters . inshallah, the new rain system will enter the country from monday next week. good night. dastbul municipality announced in an announcement that due to the opening of the gates of t

few showers for the aberdeenshire coast and further west of northern ireland, wales, the south—west of angled, centraland ireland, wales, the south—westgled, central and southern event, the west midlands, some sunny spells developing but also the chance of a few showers. temperatures above the seasonal average, few showers. temperatures above the seasonalaverage, may few showers. temperatures above the seasonal average, may be 21 or 22 in all of that sunshine. as we had three tonight here is our weather front. more for the north sea coast,

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i'm travis, west southwest, a 35mph. it's west west, i should say oakland. n place. 50s on the temps here. mid 50s, upper 50s for some. a little bit of thunderstorm activity popped up around the central sierra and headed some of that, what we call the blow off headed over towards southern california. most of it though, there could be some activity popping up in the mountains. maybe sunday, monday, just a heads up if you're going up there, drizzle is likely for us over the next couple of days. gray over the bay. boy, there's a ton of it. it's a low. clouds drizzle. otherwise fog retreats back to the coast. 6070s on the temps here. tomorrow does look a little warmer than a little cooler as we go to saturday. then leveling off and nice sunday. monday you guys. >> thank you steve. the renovation work at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco international airport is almost complete, and ktvu was given a sneak peek by the end of the next month. the final phase of the $2.5 billion project is scheduled to be finished. it features new baggage self-check kiosks tha

west, west, central and eastern parts, the speed of the wind will increase in some hours, strong winds will blow in these areas. thank you very much, mrs. erzadi, for your explanation . it started today in razavi khorasan province and mashhad city. the crisis management of khorasan razavi governorate asked the people of the north of the province today at home stay to get information about the latest situation in mashhad city and the north of khorasan-razavi province, i am talking to the head of crisis management of khorasan-razavi province, mr. abbasi . i greet you. tell us about the latest rains and what is the condition of the areas that were flooded 3 days ago. i would like to inform you that the latest measures that have been taken by our crisis headquarters in the city and the province have been held . now, you are talking about extortion, which has caused damage to people's residential units. people's home appliances have been damaged, the red crescent population is at work, and we explain the livelihood items in one of the cities of sarkhas city, where the communication road of the village our shurijeh was cut off there today since the ground communication was not possible, through helicopters in several flights, in fact, by helicopter , medical items, medical items, in fact. and we explained the food items to the people. in the matter of water, electricity , gas and telecommunication networks, thank god , we have a stable situation. the water is already in the form of a tanker , and it will be delivered by mobile, god willing, if the rains allow it, it will be delivered even today. their network will be stable. yes, mr. abbasi, we heard in the news that the rains have started from noon today in mashhad and khorasan razavi province. that we are also in the decade of dignity, just one day ago , in fact, a meeting of the provincial crisis management headquarters was held in the presence of the governor, all the executive bodies were actually present in the meeting and were fully prepared. previously, in the city of mashhad , we had fake structures that were actually structures there were some problems. they are our friends in the municipality in sari. in fact , there is restoration and 100% preparation between the executive bodies. in fact, if we have a problem , it can be managed with machinery and equipment with human resources. there are significant rains. today, apparently, we have two systems that are concentrated in the north of the province, and the rains will probably be very significant. at the moment , there is full preparation among the executive branch. thank you, god willing that there will be no problem for the residents and pilgrims of the rosavi shrine and that all our compatriots will return home safe and sound on their trip to mashhad. we thank you , sir. abbasi, head of crisis management of khorasan province , razavi was with us, but the flood in the province in the west of afghanistan took at least 50 lives, 200 residential units were completely destroyed and 4 thousand other houses were partially destroyed. the flood also cut access to many main roads. last week , more than 330 people died due to floods in several regions of afghanistan, including baghlan province. the house was destroyed. silas rains for several weeks recently, in baghlan, badakhshan, ghor, herat provinces of afghanistan, in addition to the loss of life, it has also caused heavy losses. a hundred borders of qizqalasi on the river. ars and downstream of god afarin dam on the border between iran and the republic of azerbaijan is ready to be opened. tomorrow , during a one-day trip to the parsabad region of moghan, president raisi will inaugurate this hundred, which is a joint product of iran and the republic of azerbaijan. ilham aliyu, the president of azerbaijan, is also present at the opening ceremony of this dam . 270 kilometers north of the city. tabriz siddizi, the largest borde

west, west to europe, we need an empty territory, why, and what happened , please look at the demographic map of the russian federation, in most of the territories no one lives and has never lived, well someone will say, oh there is a cold climate there, well i apologize, well in many places it is cold, norway is not the caribbean either, but the problem is that they simply did not give the opportunity to develop for those people who lived there forever, destroyed all areas with large human settlements, destroyed the existing statehood, that's all the logic that exists in this situation. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests every day, this is the shipping district, kherson, turn on live, we are there somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut, we tell the main thing, on weekdays at 9:00. we continue the politclub program, with you vitaly potnikov, and our guest roman bezsmertny, ukrainian politician, diplomat, former extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to belarus, congratulations mr. roman, good evening, do you understand why putin is so cold-bloodedly destroying kharkiv? mr. vitaly, we have all witnessed these days what is called performance in the political classification, and in it, in this cursed performance, the classics have such a concept, it accompany it with real actions. so, if you combine what happened in minsk, where lukashenko and putin were actors of the performance, then in this situation it was very clear that something similar to what happened in kharkiv would happen, because the combination of these things establishes , well, not just fright, but it indicates intentions, moreover, this combination itself. the events in minsk and the tragedy in kharkiv, as if it is absolute proof that even the day before we became participants in exercises using, no, he said incorrectly, with imitation of the use of non-strategic, that is , tactical nuclear weapons and the possible probable action of an offensive in the area of ​​sumy and chernihiv regions and... and so on, that is , this is what is described in the textbooks regarding the component of information-informational psychological warfare and real events on the front line, in the conditions of the war, so from my point of view these are, as it were, completely understandable, connected things, and as for, say, a direct attack on kharkov, well, you understand very well and... i understand very well that for the moscow führer, where to throw bombs, well, he has a very large choice, because he is not concerned with any moral positions and so on, he is a person with a broken psyche, for whom the goal is to eliminate the state and the people, and in this situation he will not stop before any using... a tool, except, let's say, a tool that is scary for him, and that's why i did not accidentally touch on the topic of exercises with the simulation of the use of nuclear weapons, because more and more often, this is no longer a performance, this is no longer blackmail , and that just a demonstration of his own fear, and from there he compensates for it with actual things. what tragedies we saw in kharkiv, but tell me, mr. roman, do you understand the meaning of vladimir putin's visit to belarus, what did he want to find there? well, if you and i were asked the question that leonid kuchma acted in the role of performance actors, how would we look at it, yes, here we saw performance actors, say, lukashenka and putin, and here... they also gave an instruction , that in order to add argumentation, let there appear a board with inscriptions, which indicates that here and there a legitimate one will also appear, well, yes, in general. yanukovych, that is, everything worked out here, and what were they doing there, well, who does not know what two old men of that age are doing in minsk, at such a time at night, well, busying themselves there and so on, that’s easy to say, let’s put it this way, you can to say that putin still did not abandon his attempts to somehow involve belarus in a more active participation in the war. well, there is nothing to attract there, because there are actually no weapons left, no ammunition left, and where are the several polonaise complexes that have been created on the basis of the joint projects of china and belarus there, they cannot cause any threat to ukraine, all the talk about tactical nuclear weapons has absolutely nothing to do except talk, so all of this... comes together in a single chain, to create an informational threat to that ukraine, reflecting on this, and not reacting, further stretched its troops along the northern and eastern borders, well , as it seems to me, from the point of view of even achieving the goal, increasing tension, ahead of certain political actions, in a bunch of the fact that, on the second day there, lukashenko began to speak about the legitimacy of ukrainian... the president just creates a picture for those who are frightened, for those who do not understand what the moscow führer and this bubbly dictator are playing at. and in principle, if we talk about all this talk about negotiations? well, mr. vitaliyu, it is not for me to tell you here, because starting with the fakes in rowyters, where there are references to as many as five sources that were... prevented from being known, and again mentions of the plans of tayyip rijip erdoğan, right here passages about some acts there and agreements that were reached already in february march 2022, and the attack on kharkiv just proves the falsity of these things, i completely agree with the conclusion here, with the conclusion of the world war institute. that this falsity is aimed at one thing, because it acts only on the partners of western ukraine so that they, being frightened, reduce aid, only i always did not understand the principle of the totalitarian mechanism, coercion by force to act, when in a democratic society any coercion causes a back reaction, a resistance reaction, but for us... it would be very difficult to understand the psychologically dislocated people, especially those who live in the world, as angela merkel said, invented by themselves, this means, in principle, that putin will play this truce exclusively there until the summit in switzerland, and then he will return to the rhetoric of the continuation of the war, from my point of view, as well as... theses and theses of nuclear blackmail, they will have a wave-like character, will be removed from the agenda, appear, combine with events and these meat attacks on the front, but to talk about that the moscow führer can under certain conditions to sit down at the negotiating table, unless it is help for ukraine. the efforts of european forces and the united states of america will force him to take such a step when he will have no other option, although you remember very well when he said the thesis, why do we need a world where we are not there, so an idiot is an idiot, as he will act in this situation, well, except as i said at the beginning, his level of fear will be such that he will be forced under the pressure of the course of certain facts. there, the second and third fronts, the unification of all efforts, will take place for him nowhere, although i have little faith even in such a scenario from the moscow führer. and you think that putin generally has enough strength to continue such a war for a long time, and i belong to those who do not think so, moreover, i do not think that the russian economy is capable of waging a long-term war, because this thesis , who was born two weeks ago, that the replacement and appearance of bilousov is a fact of betting on a long-term war, i do not accept them, because this is not the fact of the appointment of bilousov, it is... the expulsion of shoigu, or the appointment of patrushev assistant to the president of russia and that he be the secretary of the security council, well, it's about as if yermak was sent as a guard to the president's secretariat, and everyone would talk about the importance of this position, so i don't see any possibility in the scheme of power and the scheme. the dictatorship built in russia, some role, some defining role of bilousov, so the thesis about longevity from my point of view, which is associated with veluus, it is false, in this situation there are more imitation and performance things than realities, actually here thesis that these people live in a world which they invented for themselves, it very, very accurately reflects the course of events. another thing is that... and i am more concerned about the reflection of the westborn in the west, not in ukraine, and under the current conditions it is only evidence that the pressure must be intensified from absolutely all sides, and discipline in execution sanctions, including the continuation of sanctions against china, iran, they are very important, but as you can see, no one will listen to us here, do you think? now when we hear that the baltic countries and poland, they are quite seriously, i would say, worried about the possible consequences of this cautious help from the west to ukraine, and even warn that if there is any strategic breakthrough by russia, then they will send their troops to the territory of ukraine, how seriously can it be taken ? you see, for the relevance of... current events and information about the course of events in ukraine, and the current course of events on the belarusian-polish, belarusian-lithuanian, belarusian-latvian border, it is obscured, and there is no such thing every day that does not happen provocations on the border,

west water— and then clearly it wasn't. south west water say _ and then clearly it wasn't. south westasn't. south west water say their monitoring and found no issues initially but by the testing in the early hours of wednesday did find traces of the parasite and that is when they issued the boil water notice. so what is cryptosporidiosis? it is a waterborne parasite found in human and animal waste that causes illness in people and some animals. infections can be caused by drinking contaminated water. symptoms include diarrhoea, vomiting, stomach pains and fever. anyone can get infected and fever. anyone can get infected and there is no effective drug treatment although most people recover within a month. south west water are ramping up their supplies of bottled water. they have set up this third distribution site this morning. that is after long queues at the other two in recent days. customers can get £115 in compensation. this business as it has been hard hit with all that weekend bookings cancelled. our business has been wiped out this weekend. we have no business. we've got a vaca

khabar network, during the past day and night in the country , we had rain in parts of the north-west, west of the northern regions of the country, the slopes of alborz, and the highest amount of rain was recorded and reported in gilan province. became. currently , we expect to see rains in the northern part of our country for the next few hours. so for the next few hours. we expect in parts of ardabil provinces, areas of east azerbaijan, azerbaijan western, zanjan, kurdistan, parts of the caspian sea coast, gilan, mazandaran, golestan, in the slopes of alborz for the provinces of ghazvin, alborz, tehran , semnan, as well as for north khorasan, razavi khorasan and parts of semnan. to be mainly in the afternoon , we will have rain in these areas, and torrential rain is expected to happen, and along with that, lightning and wind are also expected in these areas in the coming hours due to the intensity of the activity of this system. meteorological orange level warning for parts of east azarbaijan western azerbaijan will have rains in parts of the northern regions of our country, and the rains

getting out of the failure that is emerging in public opinion, which is mainly in the west, and this west has been the main base and supporter of the zionist regime, and both governments and in some way in the public space of their societies. they had the idea that israel is a symbol of all the foreigners, so hajj is an opportunity for people to express their hatred and their positions here regarding israel.

west of the country, as well as the slopes of alborz. we have and the intensity of the rains is in the north-west and west of our country, with less intensity , we expect these conditions in the south-east of the country . on monday, it will be a relatively calm day until the arrival of the rain system, this time from the west and north- west of our country. we have issued an orange warning in these areas until tuesday it continues on wednesday in parts of provinces such as west azarbaijan. south of hamadan, south of central part of chaharmahal bakhtiari province, which has the smell of mercy in the northern parts of our country, provinces like gilan, mazandaran, golestan, in the slopes of alborz , provinces like ghazvin, zanjan, alborz and tehran . public roads are flooded and river water is rising. it is gradually moving towards the east and northeast to provinces like north khorasan and north khorasan province. rezavi will also reach the intensity of the rains as well you can see that in the west of the northwest and the slopes of alborz, this rain system will continue its activity until the end of the week, especially in the northern ha

west areas. for the next few days, from tomorrow until the end of the week, most of the west and north- west areas are at risk of flooding , first for the north-west and for monday. in the provinces of gilan , ardabil, west azarbaijan, for example, in west azarbaijan, most of its northern slopes, this will happen in zanjan province, the same way in alborz highlands. located in the north of tehran, qazvin and alborz provinces, we also have the same conditions, and for tuesday , saturday, these conditions will expand and become relatively strong for the northwest, where none of the western provinces in kermanshah, ilan, hamedan, lorestan and chahar now bakhtiari in qom province, central tehran. we have to wait for the rains , relatively good rains will happen for the caspian sea , while it is predicted that we will have strong winds, for tomorrow , it will also be included in the central areas of the southern slopes of tehran's araborz, and also in the southwestern parts of the country, strong winds are possible. cause damage can be caused especially to temporary structures, but the air temperature

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west. he said that even though russia does not want a clash at the behavior, and the rhetoric coming from the west is one that is trying to in sites further conflict to me while rochester has at least 8 people have been injured in a ukrainian attack on the boulder, city of belgrade, the governor of the regions that strikes damage more than 50 apartments on buildings as well as cause. ukraine's repeatedly a time found cut out since russian forces invaded in february 2022 russians. defense ministry assassins destroyed 15 ukrainian rockets and drums in several regions. chinese president changing things and hungry on the final install of a 0 p and visit fables repeatedly saved. and for the past 55 minutes of victor, oregon, oregon has came to maintain good ties because china is invested nearly $10000000000.00 in manufacturing construction projects in hungary. north macedonia is nationalist opposition. policy is one parliamentary elections in a landslide victory. supporters have been celebrating in the capital scorpion, the building social democrats, consider defeat, therefore official results for the next ones likely to put a hold integration with the incoming prime minister as christian, the horseman is refusing to move on several issues. bottom line is next on robotics and spring with us on options here. the there's a next generation in the united states. they're not happy with what is happening in gaza. they're not happy with the u. s. foreign policy and that's why they're trying to make their voices heard. the administrators of each university really have a choice to either escalate and calling police be confrontational, or to actually listen to what their concerns are. city stream of people being arrested, placed in the zip tie and cops and taken away many of the purchases we've talked to have said they will continue protesting until their demands are met. a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style crackdowns? let's get to the bottom line. the from los angeles to boston and dozens of college campuses in between. students have been peacefully expressing their solidarity with the palestinian people on their college campuses. after months of watching israel pulverized gauze into rubble and dusk, but this week, the administrations of several universities called on police forces to break up the demonstrations and tear apart student encampments. more than 2000 students have been detained and a countless number of been injured, suspended, or banned from setting foot on campus. graduation ceremonies have been cancelled, and president joe biden has weighed in implying that the demonstrations are anti semitic and basically reducing the protests to an issue of law and order. but is it that simple, or is it linked to the american tradition of youth movements that start against the vietnam war in the 19 sixty's, a part hide south african, the 1980s, and supported black lives matter just a few years ago. today we'll start with 2 student leaders at the university of north carolina at chapel hill, jacob, and harsh, and thank you both for joining us today. let me, let me ask you both, and i'll start with jacob. what are you trying to achieve in, in these protests right now, what does this mean to you personally? and then we'd love to hear the same from harsha. yeah, and the so we 1st and foremost want to end the genocide that is relative inflicting amount of cost and in people's tens of thousands of pounds. the needs of emerg by $0.11 to a by the united states government. and our us not just our government, and that is, but it is our institution, it is the university. i'm not sure why that is also be complicit because it is invested in the state of israel. and so our demand for campus is 1st and foremost, financial disclosure and trans guarantee, so that we can actually see how the university isn't about. and it's my cell is 2 boys, all the valley products there is but the image and assignments. and so the patient and a part time and then finally be needing full. they've asked me for the state of israel, jacob, jacob, real quick. why did this become such a personal issue for you that your risking your academic standing, your risking being arrested? what, what about this issue resonated for you personally? it comes into play just being in the united states and but listening this and see how them my tax dollars. and they are going to fund the sites and want to find out the patient and a part time also because binds us and my and they are using judaism or their weapon, actually my religion to come in massachusetts. so those are like, personally what we're letting me do this to this. thank you. a harsh i'm. i would love to hear what's motivating you at this moment. yeah, i think a big thing for me has to be frustrated and i have a feeling living in the united states. the yes, the city honestly just how political by this country seems so vast and supporting israel despite it's brian, you know, the 2 weeks ago or because you go and then the paragraphs, i think 49. so 49 percent, i think is really the beginning of genocide. only 90. it's way over 21 percent thing is there is not meaning a genocide and then the rest of the insurance. so if you just look into that right, base bar or more than the thing that is really is to me thinking genocide versus does it go? yeah, the way to go in congress and the bill of sending $70000000000.00 is relative continues genocide. we saw 4750. you democrats have decided that you bought, assigned it. and the majority of democrats live in the house. uh, so we see this disconnected. well, with the americans. i think it where a lot of americans are saying is media genocide of the cross out of the openness. yeah. so happy to be listed in those 5. you want to make, we want to be like this, like our, our ality is more important than our own academic success. we will not sell a reality for us to ship or, or a government that is willing to sell it. so and then i just added that like our sacrifices are so minor compared to like what other people are making that like we are, i completely ran to do whatever it takes to get these demands. and that, and he will not stop until our demands are not. and until that we see the sea and housing and freedom in house. and you know, the reason i'm just interested, are you seeing violence? are you seeing anti semitic groups as part of your movement? i mean, tell us what that texture looks like. yeah, yeah. i can, i can take this, the only violence that we see is the violence by the police and against us. we are peaceful. we were just edited cabinet. we or e sign, the coordinates of the university that we did was have a sense of law. and the only bias that occurred is when the police officers brutally rated the incoming call people cabinets of the ground. one of us was there strongly with this located. they ran across the ground and subjected to the brutal treatment, the really the only findings that receive it on the edge of the police. and also the professors because behind the police guessing what kind of weight is, what are the chancellor the chancellor every minute or 3 days out there at the police are pushing people over straight. afraid people with the type of sprint and tapping people in wheelchairs, wheelchairs right behind this lineup police doing this, but horrible riddle. refreshing is our chancellor or cancel the be find him. are people holding the is fairly flat and holding a mirror back. and with that, the only violence is the university is the police and is the counter professors. and i just want to say one more thing because you asked about insects. i'm just, i'm and i just wanna say that i and yours. and i had never once witnessed nor experienced any anti semitism, because movies are costing you literally say, we are a little bit for democracy for quality, for justice probably seems to be telling me no thanks a patriot at our intent meant we have to box services. we have many jewish people, their menu us, the c p and all the organizations argues, and that they are choosing us. that'd be facebook, which isn't, isn't barley ridiculous, bother me up, certainly bleeding boss. and the reason that they're doing this is because they are trying to silence us. they are going to suppress our movements, and they are kind of near us and they submitted and they're writing this whole thing about it. and this is maxine washington, you're just using this, the field is helping criticism and i want to say that right and type in place sign is a, is not at this time, is that right? hold up. thank you. harsh him. i want to ask you an unfair question. what is different about this moment? we're all of a sudden it college campuses across the united states. palestine is front page above the fold and it's got the attention of the nation in a way i've never seen in my life. and i just the basic way here. first of all, i say uh, is there a i've just gone like, you know, i think is relatively close a as in committing atrocities for 75 years. it's never gospel. this is just to you for so that they feel empowered because they've been propelled by years, the never being busted for their actions. and it's just, i think that every, so we're sending okay, would draw the line of assets. but now we have, we can see information organizer that seems information and we get a very different way and we are seeing what's happening on the ground. and gosh, we see what's happening. and i think in the past that was always, she was by a certain, by a media perspective, whether or not because it was kind of stuff. right. i want to play a clip for you of former president donald trump commenting about all of you and get your reaction. let's listen to every college rosen and i say remove the in tap and so immediately vanquish the radicals and take back our campuses for all as a normal one, a safe place from which to learn. that was former president, maybe future president, donald trump. what are your reactions to that and what is his? how does his notion of normally students compare to the 2 of you passion of the people who they disagree with, but really it's just students standing up against the dentist. i mean, it was really fun. i rally a bunch of a bunch of people around and development started can suggest like joe genocide, joe, he saw and looks back at things there beside him. and he said, they're not, they're not at all. so the things that joe was forwarding address, i based on wednesday based on what he said, is that right? yeah, he's mad that we're progressing in genocide like make bad excess. so, you know, i to using and i also don't really care what the things you've been doing for all i can, but it isn't using that they just try and use this. do i have to get his base, you know, right. oh, yeah. and i want, besides that our movement is a mass and doesn't mean it is so popular on campus. we had our own cabinet. at one point we had those, the 1500 people. this is so popular and how well and so many students on campus were getting involved. so we're not the minority. we are the majority of students were committed to deliveries and of allison. and you can see this by how many people turned out to support us. and by yes, all, and then all the community supported and yeah, it is, it is really upsetting to say that this is like some sort of french thing. we represent the majority here. yeah. i like to go go ahead. yeah, the way that we are destructing operations and this fall, i think you're just the 2nd of all the parts of those. but those in power needs to be accessible in the process. but all of their saw, i knew that they took that off a cabinet, but it'd be built as the be and use barricade barricade where that was. so no one can use that space either way. the long campus right now, the walk in the middle of this red zone, they have a record, the student barricades all around and all around is black to protect the american class and there are no 6. it is humorous everywhere. there are security lights everywhere. there was a minor resistance. uh but uh on vehicle romeo ranch campus. yeah. let me ask you just finally and very quickly as you see yourselves and you see your campus in the future, are you going to see any ability of people who are on different sides of this equation and feel differently in this moment? able to sit down and engage in civil discourse, engage in education, about this moment. i'm happy to sit down with the degree with but there's a lot of if you're supporting this, i am not interested in talking to you. you know, definitely that's like it. asking us like, oh, would you like to sit down with white menaces or do you not these on campus? no, it's not big enough people i'm interested in speaking to in there are people who, you know, disagree with the same. what is it is. ready is for david, those people, but there is what is the just and forgivable and you know, if we can move past the care for the best that will because it's usually jacob, i'll give you the last word. but i would like to say one final thing to a chance or cancel or cancel it leave, or it's that it's on you history. well, now remember, you can find history. remember you for your powerless trigger, an absence, and for your complexity in portable atrocities and crimes against humanity. and also i want to add it. i just need to know this, and i've also because you're choosing us again for someone to them. i just want to stay there, but i want you to take my limit of your man's well hi simon jacob with students for justice in palestine at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. thank you so much for being with us. it appreciate it. thank you. and now we turned to michelle, the golf professor of linguistics at the massachusetts institute of technology. dr . digraph. thank you so much for joining us today. your campus is now one of the other many campus, nearly a 100 campuses in the united states that having cabinets and protests right now about what's happening in gaza. what are you seeing right now at mit in cambridge? massachusetts actually disconnects that. i just heard this sound is almost exactly like goes back, but i know at the might see the can reduce to them. and i myself, i can think about this put in to put test it gets identified. i feel about being, are the moral can fit into moral compass about tennessee physically and i truly, in october of last year, i've been inspired and haughton by then i really think that gets the 3 moment in the history of us higher education actually giving you health and encouragement inspired by the student that we just heard a few, n b, but those right here. and just to me at the, at the might be a doctor to graphing you have just written a letter to the president of m i t, your employer in boss basically challenging her framing of these protests. and just in short form, you will have implied and said to her that her framing is actually dangerous to the students that and she has been framing these peaceful protests and peaceful students that you've been seeing as violent as anti semitic. tell us more about this letter consistently. what you sent you back the from that symmetry and the weight in which a president, i mean, the reason i'm treat the students were protesting against the general side issues. those were support israel and it's constant. just slash choose a big group of faculty who are supporting us today. we met with the president and, and we've been, we're very give me actually and because every people just me things that we have time to spend that these products, they are fighting for something which is dear to the, to put them. i think logistics and they're putting a look at risk and some of them have that many deputy too and got the what being murdered. so we have to understand where they're coming from. they're coming from the place of pain, looking for justice and, and a better this morning. even the use of pronoun she referred to, the students for contact with testing. actually they took out that process was sponsored by none other than did the training come? so they basically is a content protest new it might be sponsored by the inside the government. and we had heard just a couple of weeks ago from none are the independent experiences on yahoo describing the students. well, i think against the general side you describe this prevents as if they were like german ninety's in the 1930, i could not be given that the prime minister actually, the graduates of it might be describing students were begging m i d to the computer team and don't hide describing them as if they were meant the so i was shocked by that. but then this morning when i read that the president was concerned about the q referred to our he's really enjoys good in our but in fact, him just put the consumer side. yeah, many joyce did in today's a group called m i g jews, 4th these prior. and if i do at present this morning, i can come in and do some beautiful songs and keep room. and it may be just about spiteful. just especially the reason for being out there also thought we have to be is community. so when she said that she needs to, that, that, this group, this, this book, this was for the project for the protection, for the support of our doing. just gets ready to then typically read you raise the joyce. good. it was also fighting for, but it's janine right. well thanks again 50. if you so i was actually quite hurried to baby but because i have been, we've been, it's doubtful for months. right. been them. i've heard the cries, i've had the pain, and for them to be re, is she didn't even mentioned that they would probably expect even mention that, but it's to me and as if the thought that exist your feet and the pain doesn't exist. but the type of splitting, the fighting against a dignified, been fighting against him on the right, helping her doing it. michelle, one of things that i think some of the observers and, and critics on national cable tv had been saying, uh, is that this, these protests are animated, supported, put in motion by outside are groups that these are not authentically students. they are not authentically professor, but these are the instigators around the nation. i'd love to hear your response to that. but that's why people, because i've been, i've been made to now for 28 years. so it's kind of runny preaching, a bad disk with has these profess is. busy being instigated by what's it outside of the night? you? i haven't been here, i've been teaching here for 28 years, and this is what i've been, i've been getting like i could go back to you know, these are some of my favorite track is. one is called the black meadows and the other one is co. busy create language is and keeping identity. and then in my class a couple of years ago, i had a student from penny sign, jonathan tour. is it one of one of our projects with it? what's the stand? the is 3 co, larry 2 between what, what happened to hate c h s. we have a way to genocide. we have 254. i'll be ration, west west states or do you many to rectify, to get to the advisor. but we have lots of connections between 8 and 25 and then defense. we teach, right? to dictate this course and back my to as well. so kids about the reason about about and play that about occupation. and as soon as through then i just put the best way i could profess it. i could not be teaching about maybe risk. i'm getting about digging like this and, and i see students in the forefront of actual, phoebe risen actually become like, based on and then 23. now, then of course, these are my 2 students. this is the best, this is the best that they might be. can offer, in terms of intellectual, but the kitchen, the content, mad, you know, the content delivery to build, you know, just words. if you spend half an hour talking to the students, they're what they're doing, they're creating a better future future. where are these pinions you're trying to use if they want to join us? 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allocated due to more floods and waterlogging in the north and west of west azarbaijan, the west of the kurdistan provinces, kermanshah, the northern half of the province, the northeast of the province, the western parts of chaharmahal bakhtiari province, as well as areas of lorestan province , mazandaran province, gilan province, even the highlands of alborz and tehran also allocates the intensity of the rains to themselves, so the communication roads of these provinces will be slippery, the conditions are ready for rock fall from the mountain, the horizontal visibility will decrease due to the presence of fog. it will be available temporarily in the areas i mentioned after this rain tomorrow. generally, the intensity will be from those coastal provinces of caspian. however , it will continue in some parts of the northeast of the country . in other parts of the country, the amount of tolls will be reduced and the weather will be relatively calm, but especially with the wind , the temperature of tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will be slightly reduced in the coastal provinces of cas

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west, west and over its ongoing invasion of ukraine. russia marks victory as well for to, with the military for right in moscow. entire communities cut off and more than a 100 people dead and weeks of flooding in southern brazil, the president claims climate change the promises action to prevent future catastrophes linked to global warming. and drama in the champions league is by a munich think they're heading for the final only for real madrid to school. once late in the game, the i've been physical and woke up. the united states is stepping up. it's all positions and ways rails plans to launch a full scale assault on the city of ruffled in southern guns that president job. i'd now saying that he would not send certain weapons to as well if it invades population centers and that he created the palestinian civilians are being killed by your waste made bunks, as well as pricing ahead with strikes against thomas which led the october 7th terror attacks the unlimited operation, just short of an invasion. that is what us officials are calling israel's actions and rasa. this footage released by the israeli army on wednesday, choose troops pressing forward with the defensive on rasa. israel says it's part of its campaign to eliminate from us. we are continuing on our mission and rough uh, as part of the war aims because the last 4 and the last 4 battalions of come up so that we will destroy them is really forces have ordered the evacuation of more than a 100000 palestinians from parts of rafa had its operations, they had been directed to places like wasi, a squalid mix shifting cap that the union says is not ready to shelter people. these really military has closed the roof of border crossing. it now controls all routes in or out of garza. in response, israel's closest ally and mean military supplier, the u. s. has paused some weapon shipments and is reviewing other military aid is going to continue to do what's necessary to ensure that israel has a means to defend itself. but that said, we are currently reviewing some near term security assistance shipments in the context of unfolding events. in our off on thursday the us has pushed for a ceasefire. deal. come off agree to a proposal from egypt and guitar this week. but israel says it's demands have not been met. now that israel has entered rafa, hopes for a potential pause in the fighting or hanging in the balance and the status of 1000000 some dies on ever more. instead of ground. i spoke with our correspondent ginger russo, and tanya became a about how is well is receiving president biden's life is move. i mean, this has been very closely watched here and one well known commentator here a road and one of the menus purpose that this is, it just shows the magnitude of the crisis between the 2 countries. know, in general is really see that was a bit of a frustration because they say should not be israel. that is a not getting to weapons, but it should be all directed. you know, at how much they should be, the ones being sanctioned in a way. and also it is seen, of course, that this might create problems for the negotiations that are ongoing in car. was it opened the questions, the relationship between israel and the united states? no, we've been hearing about this particular shipment. we're talking here about 3500 ohms heavy weight booms among them. these 2000 pounds a 900 kilogram bombs that i know to be used in such densely populated areas. and that is where parents, you know, the united states. they are drawing the red line and it is a, it is still unclear, you know, how much of this actually weighs, uh, on the east. well, how much impact that has? how much the military has a bit of versions of these kinds and it's still pub, but it's a very clear, a red line that the united states are drawing here and tell you off the months and months of truce talk. so we any closer on that front as well, that very mixed messages coming out of cargo and nothing much coming out of cairo here these past days. and so unclear how the mediators are mentioning those different narratives that they've been seeing here in the past days from us headset on monday night, the day agreeing to an agreement. and the is really negotiate as a headset. well, this is not the agreement that we are agreeing we have agreed to. so we understand this, still a tutoring, but there's a lot of pressure here. and as well, especially from the families and from the supporters of those one to see those remaining hostages of being released. because every other week, this the news of another hostage that was killed in gauze as it, as a lot of pressure public pressure on 5 minutes opinion minute to move forward with a do. but he also has a lot of pressure, was in his cabinet from the far right constituency, mainly to move forward with a rough operation. and part of that deal has been to be more right for civilians. how much is getting through right now? the weather situation is unbearable for people. the is really only had ordered a people in the east of the gulf of a to buckhead already on monday. and we understand that many thousands of people are on the move. also, those were not in these areas because this fear that this would, you know, this operation would have widened to other parts of golf. us what has happened goes into noise, you see heavy airplane, boardman and then tanks and moving india hearing from 8 agencies that already in a few is not coming in as kind of as close as also the question mark about what's happening is kamesha loan. and the other crossing are with isabel that has been close of to and more to attack on sunday, but had been reopened officially, but agencies saying nothing is coming in. so for people that it's a very, very desperate situation. thank you for bringing us up today, tanya. came by in jerusalem. russian president vladimir putin has been presiding over a victory day parade in moscow. 2 days after his an old ration for a faith. thomas president, who is turning the celebration of victory over nancy, germany into a key focus of his nearly 25 year rules. he's often invoked level 2 to justify his invasion to view quite addressing the crowd booed and accused western countries of risking a global conflict. and said that he would not allow any one to express russia. a correspondent finding santa joins us from riga. what else did president vladimir putin say? or? i think it's very important to note. first of all, that this is a very emotional day, not only for millions of russians, but also millions of ukrainians who fought within the red army with what then was as a member of the soviet union. now having said that, it's important because russia as president fulton is using those emotions to what he just did actually 2 days ago during is integration speech to portray russia as being under allegedly under attack by the west. so they, for making a link between history and current events, the ongoing wards in ukraine. why so doing that? well, 1st of all, he obviously needs to drum up some food amongst fresh in society that this will may go on for quite some time on to just hold on, hold on. and also he need to justify actually, why this is happening. why in 1st place actually rushed, you attacked a silver and country and a 2022 wide and max premier 2014. and this narrative of that, allegedly, it's because of the rest is something that he's upholding and keeps continue as the ongoing narrative and the propaganda with them, the russia, but only not only for the people in russia, but also it's a message to russians living abroad. and what he calls the historic gland or the model, and that needs to be protected by that referring to ukraine and referring to ask the questions, rushing, speaking a people abroad that he basically unites under the squared russia as near or russia near the russian world, which is a

west _ that might be. last night the head of south west water _ that might be. last night the head of south westlast night the head of south west water said she - that might be. last night the head of south west water said she was| of south west water said she was truly sorry for what was happening here but people here are saying it's just not good enough. as mentioned first of all there was confusion about whether there was even an issue with south west water saying early in the week there was nothing to worry about after many people were reportedly coming down with a stomach bug and they acknowledge there was a problem. last night the local mp for the area said south west water needed to communicate better with businesses and vulnerable people who were expecting deliveries yesterday and didn't get anything. this morning i spoke to a couple of business owners who have been coming in here to collect water and they said they haven't had any deliveries as promised, they had to come to the collection point. they say it's not good enough. for them it is really impacting trade. this is a massive tour

west in sub for which is already above the west. and that's the construct. i've reviewed crime music, and again that's an on the west of that point that, that, that going to have a very, very different view of feeding tools to west when they see what has happened to the country that they have the full this proxy will on be around the office on be off was and if somebody shoot kind of troll the shoes, done that which huge loss of life. i'm actually, i don't say they're going to play rush from the russians like that. they're gonna blame the so called western knowledge in order to be a self sufficient country. they have to accept that the, you know, for me ones blame on, on here for me twice, blame on me. i mean, the sooner or later they will have to extend our own responsibility for that whole investigate destiny and you know, also develop some acu man and shouldn't, as in dealing with the nature of it. but do you see developing i, i'm, i maybe, maybe not, i'm not sure i'll pull up to be a self sufficient country of any kind of life. simply even the western, the lions. yeah. but, but they oh, shoot for it's really dep

the rain system that entered from the west of the country yesterday caused rain in the west and south-west today. the intensity of the rains is more in the north and west of kermanshah, west kurdistan and hormozgan, south fars and khuzestan, north bushehr, etc. the orange warning of the meteorological organization will be valid tomorrow for the areas of the center, southwest and southern half of the country. hello good night. today, there are no shortage of cities from which rain was reported in the western regions and provinces of the country. for tomorrow, it will still rain in the western provinces. in azerbaijan province. western jan kurdistan, kermanshah, ilam khuzestan in isfahan province, lorestan, hamedan, central , lower in busher province, fars province , chaharmahal bakhtiari kokil, we have the mercy of rain in kerman province, hormozgan, sistan baluchistan and yazd province. tomorrow, it is predicted that there will be floods in the provinces of central zakros, such as northern fars province or northern busheh province, kokilo province, bhair ahmad province, and also the easter

west ham... apologies, a few issues with — david moyes west ham... apologies, a few issues with the _ david moyes west a few issues with the line, big issue - few issues with the line, big issue at the end there katie at manchester city. we got the gist! it is in their hands, two points clear of arsenal and so a win would guarantee that fourth title in a vote. also they's fixtures, a couple of live fish in the premier league and chelsea need to draw upon and that would need a sixth—place finish guarantee you and finish the season strongly. tottenham need a draw and sheffield united would take fifth and i would see them go to the europa league and luton are mathematically down. they need a miracle, they got to beat fulham by a whopping score and hope the nottingham forest lose by a similar margin at burnley. very, very unlikely. you can follow this on the bbc sport website, of course, but for me, for now, that's it from the bbc sport centre. thanks, 0lly studio: if you're just joining you'rejustjoining as i won't you're justjoining as i won't give you're justjoining as i won't give you a reminder that

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the direction of karlovka, also our troops they are storming the enemy’s positions to the north-west , west already probing the fourth line of defense that the enemy hastily built there in order to seal the breakthrough, and we are also advancing in the semyonovka area, in the Čestofära direction our troops have achieved success. in the area of ​​the chasyar itself in the kurdyumovka area, there we gradually continue actions aimed at half-covering the city, on the northern ledge the battles continue in the direction of the excavation, this is the area, the discord is cheerful, they also continue fighting, fierce fighting in belogorovka, in the krasnolimansky direction, generally no changes, well, in the svatovo-kupyatsky direction, active operations by our troops continue in the ivanovka area, this is the kislovka section, quotation, also our troops. let's see what we have there, he has been prime minister three times already, he is a well-known figure, but in recent years he has become too pro-russian, one can only guess why this happened, perhaps this is truly his belief, along with victo