nataliya zotova, bbc news, goris in southern armenia.rther protests in the armenian capital, yerevan, calling on prime minister nikol pashinyan to resign. 0pposition groups accuse him of failing to prevent azerbaijan from seizing nagorno—karabakh. mr pashinyan has blamed russia, and particularly, the russian peacekeeping force in karabakh for looking the other way while azerbaijani forces took control of the enclave earlier this week. the kremlin has rejected the claims. a thai activist and lawyer made famous for his open calls for reform of thailand's powerful regime was sentenced to four years in prison for royal insults. human rights lawyer arnon nampa denies any wrongdoing. he is widely known for his taboo—breaking speech during pro—democracy protests in 2020 during which he called for public debate on the role of thailand's powerful king. we will have more on that one may get more detail, that storage is coming into the newsroom in london. —— write that story just. the metropolitan police have launched an investigation into allegati

it turns out that zotova knew not only your phone number, but also your life circumstances.e peace after so many years with such strange calls, yes, kira was an extraordinary person and very proud for her to step over her pride and apologize was something unrealistic. it seems to me that she is in sokolik, that’s why she came because she couldn’t call me. perhaps on saturday , when everything happened, they took the child out of the orphanage to the dentist so yes, if i knew that kira was coming, i would, of course, wait, why are you asking this. can you write me the address of the clinic and the number of the orphanage. why don't i think you now will interfere. well, how are you doing well here without me, i had a sausage dinner and watched it, i spent my time in the action movie like a real husband whose wife does god knows what, oh, don’t bother vishnyakov. yesterday the material was discussed until night ; there was no point in going home. but next week i'm flying to paris cathedrals arranged an interview at the fashion museum oh well hmm wow. are you bored? i was really

nataliya zotova, bbc news, goris in southern armenia.nian lawyer and politician currently serving as ambassador—at—large in armenia. he told us more about the number of ethnic armenians reported to have fled nagorno karabakh. so, right now, we have information that about 14,000 people already crossed the border, so you can see from images car rivers coming to armenia. and armenian government is organising everything. we announced that we have already a8,000 places for these people to settle them in different hotels, houses, in villages, in cities. so this is going to become a big humanitarian crisis in armenia. a small country with small resources that we have. and i think we will for sure need international support in this as well. also, it appears that the lachin corridor will be closed again, maybe some one or two days, and there are rumours about it. and the main big issue is that nagorno—karabakh is in a process of big exodus and depopulation because of azerbaijani military attack, because of all commitments violated by azerbaijan,

marina zotova is in the marketing department, but as far as i know, she is on vacation now like ivanternal already by the way, he took his people to the dacha chosen ones tell me, it was you who told everything because of this hmm maybe i, maybe i, it doesn’t matter anymore. one part does not answer, i learned that on 20 maksimov went to the customer after lunch. and i didn’t show up at work again , everything worked out. that our bermuda triangle is turning into love affairs? this? dska, how do you know? i'm wondering how maksimov could end up in the car of his golden man? yeah, well, in any case, as soon as this zone appears, you definitely need to talk to her. wait for me here okay? twentieth, yes, shopping i went somewhere else. i don’t remember where exactly. i'm already maybe at someone's dacha? is this a criminal offense at maksimov's dacha? yes, in general no what time did we return to the city at 11:30, we wanted to, but something happened to his car, and my husband was at home. pasha no , he came in about an hour. what do you think? is it him? what are you saying, pasha is

it turns out that zotova knew not only your phone number, but also your life circumstances.gize something unreal. it seems to me that she is in sokolik, that’s why she came because she couldn’t call me. perhaps on saturday , when everything happened, they took the child out of the orphanage to the dentist, so if i had known that kira was coming, i would, of course, wait, why are you asking this. can you write me the address of the clinic and the number of the orphanage. why do i think it won’t hurt you now. well, how are you doing well here without me, i had a sausage dinner and watched it, the action movie spent time like a real husband whose wife does god knows what, oh, vishnyakov didn’t be boring. yesterday the material was discussed until night ; there was no point in going home. but next week i’m flying to paris cathedrals and arranged an interview at the fashion museum. uh-huh wow. i missed you very much . i really missed luchnikov here, did anyone come here? where is it? did you find out the address? she came beautifully so that we would refuse to do tribute , people

for a five year old vanya zotova from belgorod, gragovka village regular classes at the rehabilitationenter serious work he has been resisting cerebral palsy since 4 months, the baby knows effort and patience will help him learn to walk on his own faster, vanya is a big dreamer likes to invent fairy tales on the interactive sex system, a skeleton that helps restore impaired walking skills. he imagines himself as a real superhero, but in order for the boy to start going to rehabilitation alone. little examination showed to stand up correctly on the leg. vanya cannot due to inflammation and subluxation of the hip joint. need surgery. we learned that reconstruction will be needed in the future - this is the femoral one for me. it was a shock to my husband. and this is a very difficult operation. we are not ready for it, either physically or mentally, and i began to look for options on what i can do for the child to avoid it . consultations with leading orthopedists and surgeons from five countries found a way out - the most gentle operation according to the author’s. the joint will be bui

relationship, this is the daughter of belov and yaguzhinskaya, the son of alyosha korsyk and sofia zotovaof their love, one might say, in the first film there is peace. gardomarinina 1787 world, wonderful actors starred young, andrei laptsev and nika zdorik, in these roles, but the older ones are alexander namagarov and mikhail mamaev, this is us, it’s also amazing, again, the coincidence of the image and the person, it’s so important that we they are not deceiving, misha now, misha is on the front line, at the front, all these months, now with a machine gun, now with a video camera, he has been filming like a military correspondent, material, you see how druzhinina got it right with it. yes, but his first actual profession, specialty, he graduated, and he, he is generally a military journalist by profession, as i understand it, then he already became an actor, yes, indeed, he found himself in the last, well, almost a year, he, he is there, in the donbass, he works a lot, films, he is engaged in chronicles, but he already started these field notes, yes, military ones, back then, it turns

sorry, i don’t understand what we’re talking about, you know kira ruslanova zotova. no idea i have.ner of the store ? innocently next? but it seems to me, i know, let’s go to this market. promotion grand sale hello, good afternoon. can you tell me where the director's office is, but now go straight ahead and to the left. thank you for what's happening. kira and i went to the theater studio in high school. kesha rybin was a star there. he played all the main characters. akira is the main character, they even had an affair. i thought he would go to the theater, but he got into business. yes, come in can. honey, no. oh, how beautiful. and you can do this no, this is mikhail rybin very nice nastya, i’ve been waiting for you, where have you been? my deadlines have already passed. wait. the most important thing is that the documents are all then that i need you to sign, so hold the pen, hold it. eh, now, wait, but here are the details of your company, yes. what, kira didn’t tell you that kesha, let’s do everything in order. well, why? i’ll explain everything to you, i just recently found

more about refugees, says bbc correspondent nataliya zotova, who visited the border between armenia and nagorno- karabakh. now we are in the city of kornidzor, which is right on the border between armenia and nagorno- karabakh. you can see how the refugees are heading to armenia, here in this tent they are being registered, people are fleeing with their belongings, some say they have no hope of returning home, it is believed that almost three... thousand armenian refugees have arrived from nagorno-karabakh to armenia and many more are expected. pashinyan said that of course armenia will accept all these refugees, but it is still not clear where they will be placed and how they will be provided. it is known that there are refugees in azerbaijan who in turn left karabakh 30 years ago, they have been living in temporary and often unsuitable conditions for decades. azerbaijan promises not to use force. against civilians and respect the rights of ethnic armenians living in the region. the problem is lack of trust. armenians do not believe that they will feel safe under the rule of azerbaijan

our reporter nataliya zotova is on the armenian border and reports now on the situation there.he village of khoznavar, right on the border between armenia and nagorno—karabakh. we can see the refugees coming and coming through the border to armenia. here in this tent, they have being registered. people are fleeing with their belongings because they are afraid. theyjust don't believe they can be safe in nagorno—karabakh under azerbaijani rule. some people told me that they don't expect to get home ever. there are now thought to be around 3,000 armenian refugees coming from nagorno—karabakh to armenia, and there are expected to be much more. the president told us that, of course, armenia will accept all those refugees. but what provisions could armenia give them is still unclear. we know that in azerbaijan, the azeri refugees who in turn left karabakh 30 years ago, were living for decades in temporary and often dismal conditions. azerbaijan is promising not to target civilians and to respect the rights of ethnic armenians living in the region. the problem is lack of trust. armeni

living in the area who say that aid has not been getting through to them. 0ur correspondent nataliya zotovato the border. the road from karabakh to armenia goes through here. that's where all the international observers and people from red cross are accumulating, but they don't have much luck getting into karabakh. this morning, several ambulances left for stepa na kert. they are expected to return with the wounded. meanwhile, today, first few people were led through the border to armenia. they have been put into a refugee camp, but for now they are only letting through women and children and no letting any man. we came across 19 trucks of humanitarian aid here in greece. the drivers told us that they have waited two months on the border trying to get the humanitarian aid through to the karabakh people. now they are losing hope, so they return to the town. talking to us, the drivers accused the azerbaijani authorities and russian peacekeepers of deliberately starving the people of karabakh. the drivers didn't want to talk on camera, but they were eager to show us the contents of the trucks

live now to bbc russian's nataliya zotova. what are you seeing on the ground? take me through it._ take me through it. i am standing right now on the main _ take me through it. i am standing right now on the main square, - take me through it. i am standingl right now on the main square, akio we are supposed to see a big protest against the prime minister, but yesterday the opposition cancelled the protest. they said in his because so many refugees are coming to the country that it is better for everyone to just focus on helping them. we actually see some effort from just ordinary people to help the refugees. on one of the mainstays, —— main streets, we saw volunteers setting up a collecting point for refugees, and people are bringing them money, clothes, food like pasta or cookies, and all those boxes everyday go to, closer to the border where the refugees keep coming from nagorno—karabakh. in terms of the flow of people, what are the latest numbers? when you see the pictures, it goes back four kilometre after kilometre, rows of cars, people trying to get out as quickly as they ca

our reporter natasha zotova is on the ground, and sent in this update.his village right on the border between armenia and nagorno—karabakh. we can see the refugees coming through the border to armenia. here in this tent, they are being registered. people are fleeing with their belongings because they are afraid theyjust don't believe they can be safe in nagorno—karabakh under azerbaijan role. some people told me they don't expect to get home ever, azerbaijan is promising not to target civilians and to respect the rights of ethnic armenians living in the region. the problem is, lack of trust. armenia de bod armenians do not believe they can be safe under azerbaijan rule, that's why they are fleeing with all their possessions. nagorno—karabakh is recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by ethnic armenians for three decades. the territory is at the heart of one of the world's longest—running conflicts. our europe correspondent nick beake has been working with our bbc verify team and has the latest. we're talking about one o

our reporter natasha zotova is on the ground at one of the aid tents in armenia where refugees have soughts update. we are in this village right on the border between armenia and nagorno—karabakh. we can see the refugees coming through the border to armenia. here in this tent, they are being registered. people are fleeing with their belongings because they are afraid, theyjust don't believe they can be safe in nagorno—karabakh under azerbaijan rule. some people told me they don't expect to get home ever. azerbaijan is promising not to target civilians and to respect the rights of ethnic armenians living in the region. the problem is lack of trust. armenians simply do not believe they can be safe under azerbaijani rule, that's why they are fleeing with all their possessions. a day of mourning has been marked in kosovo following the death of a police officer in a deadly clash between ethnic serb gunmen and police belonging to the albanian—led government. the interior minister of kosovo says at least six men suspected of participating in deadly clashes in northern kosovo on sunday are now in

our reporter nataliya zotova is close to the armenian border and reports on the situation there.w in the village right on the border between armenia. we can see the refugees coming through the border to armenia. here in this tent they are being registered. people are fleeing with their belongings because they operate, they believe they can be saved under azerbaijan rule. some people told me they don't expect to ever get home. there are thought to be 3000 armenian refugees coming from nagorno—karabakh to armenia, and there are expected to be much more. armenia will accept all those refugees. but what provisions could they give them is still unclear. we know in azerbaijan, there are refugees who in turn left nagorno—karabakh 30 years ago but have been living in temporary and often dismal conditions. azerbaijan is promising not to target siblings and respect the rights of ethnic armenians. the problem is lack of trust. armenians don't believe they can be safe under azerbaijan rule. that is why they are fleeing with all their possessions. let's go to the armenian capital yerevan — ou

zotova , who was buried yesterday. and i’m interested in documents, what kind of documents.me kind of cruel prank. first i was robbed, then i was arrested, and now i’ve been kidnapped, like in a stupid action movie, and the action movie will begin, if you don’t stop persisting, you know that there is acid in these barrels. excellent, it breaks down organic matter without leaving any residue and trust me. i would hate for you to experience this for yourself. i’m giving you time to think, and to make it think faster, we’ll now visit your grandmother. wait, you're not a bandit. i see you guessed right. you are also nematohari. there are just different circumstances in life. think and think quickly anastasia petrovna i came to you with instructions from nastya and grandmother , don’t be surprised, we made peace with him. honestly, aunt nastya asked me to tell you that she is now i left for work, but said that as soon as i could i would come back and see you straight away. what letter was found on the table an hour ago by the watchman, but when will i look? well , the person sent

rita zotova stayed with a friend celebrated housewarming. we stayed up late.itch, the girl was dragged out of the car. after which one of the bandits commanded by my friend filled in. marina’s only desperate trick saved the girl’s life; in fact, rita herself remembered the taxi number. valery moskvin interrogated the victim, thanks to his tenacious memory , the investigation reached the final straight. rita zotova was the first to tell that she was raped by a taxi driver , he was ordered to do so by putting a knife to his neck, and then a suspiciously similar episode surfaced in moskvin’s memory. everything is clear, everything is clear a year ago, the victim, elena kuznetsova, was raped by taxi driver valery sankin, whom the criminals threatened with a pistol. this time, instead of a pistol, there was a knife. was the taxi driver again forced by a strange coincidence, the incredible taxi driver salavat khabirov, a few hours later, the operatives found and detained him. the rapist's hands began to shake. he instantly turned into a cowardly and pathetic little

our correspondent nataliya zotova is in the armenian border town of goris, and she sent this update.tional observers and people from red cross are accumulating but they do not have much luck getting into karabakh. several ambulances left and expected to return with the window. meanwhile, a few people were led through the border to armenia and put into refugee camps but for now they are only letting through women and children and not letting in any manner. we came across 19 tracts of humanitarian aid here in goris, the drivers to others they had waited two months on they had waited two months on the border trying to get the aid through to the karabakh people. the drivers accused the azerbaijan authorities of deliberately stabbing the people of karabakh. the driver did not want to talk on camera but were eager to show us the content of the drugs so no—one would accuse them of trying to smuggle arms. they were food, and first—aid educator for are practising demanding the humanitarian corridor to be open for anyone who wants to leave and that is what all people in armenia are waiting for

our reporter natasha zotova is on the ground at one of the aid tents in armenia where refugees have soughthe sent in this update. we are in this village right on the border between armenia and nagorno—karabakh. we can see the refugees coming through the border to armenia. here in this tent, they are being registered. people are fleeing with their belongings because they are afraid, theyjust don't believe they can be safe in nagorno—karabakh under azerbaijan rule. some people told me they don't expect to get home ever. azerbaijan is promising not to target civilians and to respect the rights of ethnic armenians living in the region. the problem is lack of trust. armenians do not believe they can be safe under azerbaijan rule, that's why they are fleeing with all their possessions. now to ukraine, where the country's special forces claim a missile strike killed the commander of russia's black sea fleet on friday in occupied crimea. in a statement, a military spokesman said admiral viktor sokolov died in the attack, but wouldn't name him directly when approached by the bbc. the navy building

zotova, who was buried yesterday. i am interested in documents, what documents?riginal is? who gave the orders to send us scans? are you crazy? this is some kind of cruel prank. first i was robbed, then arrested, and now kidnapped, like in a stupid action movie, and the action movie will begin, if you don’t stop persisting, you know that there’s acid in these barrels. excellent, it breaks down organic matter without leaving any residue and trust me. i would hate for you to experience this for yourself. i’m giving you time to think, and to make it think faster, we’ll now visit your grandmother. wait, you're not a bandit. i see you guessed right. you are also nematohari. there are just different circumstances in life. think and think quickly anastasia petrovna new review of the most important sporting events the head coach of the national team, carlos alas ferrer, called the expansion of such players for the september qualification of the european championship 20 24 two gold, silver and three bronze - this is the result of the belarusian wrestlers at the world yout

on the left side of the ship, sunbathing with the help of special pyranometers, ekaterina zotova determinesample, the distribution of chlorophyll, thanks to which numerous algae grow and multiply, students of the northern arctic federal decided to help ekaterina in carrying out her research university, i try to explain everything as clumsily and clearly as possible, without loading any special terminology, because, well, in the process of work this is a useless story. we need to unite as much as possible and explain as simply as possible what we will do, so i look like this and poke buttons here, right to left. this is how we do it. it’s nice that there are students who are interested in this , including my work. well, even if that’s not why they study there or something like that, they always get hired like that. yes i can help. i am free. i am free. rain and wind are not a barrier to science; this is the name of the research route, which will take place in any weather. handsome guys, our rank should have been 16 points. in the end, we made 14 , only lost two points. very good. we were rea