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[00:00:49] And the day before the trip, Pashinyan said that economic restrictions against his country could become, quote:
[00:00:52] the beginning of the end of the entire EAEU, but taking into account the
[00:00:56] fact that the Eurasian Union is the main sales market for Armenian exports.
[00:01:30] EAEU. Even taking into account global challenges, we see positive
[00:01:34] dynamics in macroeconomic indicators. Well, in January-May,
[00:01:37] real gross domestic product grew, as well as
[00:01:40] industrial production, agriculture, and retail.
[00:01:43] Our mutual trade is also increasing. Following
[00:01:47] the results of last year, trade turnover in the EAEU reached an unprecedented
[00:01:51] level, exceeding 95 billion dollars. At the same time, this
[00:01:54] year, an increase in this indicator by 7.3% is predicted,
[00:01:58] up to 102 billion
[00:02:01] dollars. And although the calculation is still in dollars, mutual settlements are
[00:02:05] mainly in national currencies. The increase in trade turnover will
[00:02:08] contribute to the introduction of digital technologies in logistics. Last
[00:02:12] year, almost all railway transportation between Russia and
[00:02:15] Belarus was carried out using electronic documents. With
[00:02:17] Kazakhstan, this indicator is lower, but still
[00:02:21] 81%. In addition, in modern conditions,
[00:02:24] the development of digital trade mechanisms is gaining
[00:02:27] particular importance. We support the signing of
[00:03:00] agreements with Vietnam, Iran, Serbia, and
[00:03:03] the People's Republic of China. Speaking about the contours of foreign trade, the Prime Minister
[00:03:07] of Belarus adds that the economies of our countries need new
[00:03:11] growth points in Africa, Asian and other
[00:03:14] regions of the world. The Eurasian network of preferential
[00:03:17] trade relations and agreements should
[00:03:20] expand to cover the most promising economies
[00:03:24] of the world. Moreover, such cooperation benefits all countries,
[00:03:27] both outside and inside the union. Many
[00:03:31] foreign states and large regional structures
[00:03:34] are showing interest in developing ties with the five,
[00:03:37] choosing reliability and predictability. Well,
[00:03:41] the next meeting of the heads of government of the EAEU countries is to
[00:03:44] take place in October in Minsk. Anna Kurbatova,
[00:03:48] Dmitry Popkov, Ravil Mengaleev, Zulfiya Khakimova, Arina Semenova, Kirill
[00:03:51] Loginov, Channel One.
[00:03:55] Now Poland's fresh Russophobic statement from the President of the country,
[00:03:58] Novrodsky, let's listen. Then
[00:04:00] we'll discuss.
[00:04:03] It is in Poland's interest that Ukraine, Ukrainian soldiers, cope as well as possible
[00:04:07] with the post-Soviet Russian Federation. Keep them as far
[00:04:11] away from Poland as possible. This is obviously the strategy of the Polish state.
[00:04:14] Let them kill Soviet soldiers, and we Poles will generally be
[00:04:17] safe. In this regard, they can always count on our
[00:04:21] help, because wherever the Muscovites are defeated, Poland helps,
[00:04:24] even if it does not take direct part in this
[00:04:28] war. What was that just now? We
[00:04:31] heard that the Polish president needs the Kyiv
[00:04:35] regime, which glorifies Bandera's followers, who carried out
[00:04:38] the genocide of Poles, the Volhynia massacre. It is needed
[00:04:41] as a weapon against Russia. The former head of the Polish Institute of National Memory,
[00:04:45] Navrodsky, did not just blurt out "let them
[00:04:48] kill Soviet soldiers." The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry,
[00:04:51] Maria
[00:04:54] Zakharova, will put things in their place. Polish President Karol Nawrocki
[00:04:57] once again went on a rampage at another rally.
[00:05:12] army, that's why he and those like him take revenge, taking it out on
[00:05:16] Soviet monuments. That's roughly what Polish
[00:05:19] shame looks like. Well, and to make it clearer, on
[00:05:23] July 31st, in northwestern Poland, the demolition
[00:05:26] of the monument to Soviet-Polish military brotherhood was turned into
[00:05:29] a public event with an online broadcast. The monument, which had stood
[00:05:33] for more than 40 years, was almost half a day crushed by heavy equipment.
[00:05:37] The objections of residents and local authorities were ignored. For the
[00:05:40] liberation of Poland, they gave their lives.
[00:05:48] Let's move on. Special equipment is needed by our military at the
[00:05:51] front line: attack drones, cargo hexacopters, electronic warfare
[00:05:55] systems were handed over today to assault units
[00:05:59] that are performing combat missions near Konstantinovka in the DPR.
[00:06:03] The cargo, collected with the participation of United Russia, the Nasha Pravda Foundation, and the Center
[00:06:06] for Unmanned Technologies, was delivered by the head of the party's Central Executive Committee,
[00:06:10] Alexander Sebia. We try to bring something that
[00:06:13] really seriously eases the life
[00:06:17] of the unit. In particular, our biggest innovative piece that we
[00:06:21] are handing over is a large industrial 3D printer
[00:06:24] that allows printing any parts, casing and other parts
[00:06:28] of everything that hits the enemy and not only hits, but also allows
[00:06:31] to defend against it. Well, our new REBs,
[00:06:35] various new models, modifications,
[00:06:38] support.
[00:06:41] The State Duma, and also spoke with
[00:06:59] employees of one of the leading
[00:07:02] enterprises in the region, NPO Iskra. Among them are many veterans
[00:07:06] of the SVO. Of course, for
[00:07:09] me, as a participant in the special military operation,
[00:07:13] it is significant to see here veterans of military operations,
[00:07:16] those who realize their
[00:07:19] responsibility for the defense of the state, for their
[00:07:22] fatherland, and despite the circumstances
[00:07:26] that they were forced to face for some
[00:07:29] reason, find a new calling
[00:07:33] and can be useful at such
[00:07:35] enterprises, also forming
[00:07:38] the defense of our state in a new
[00:07:41] direction. At strategic
[00:07:43] facilities.
[00:07:46] An event that hundreds of thousands of residents of Eastern Moscow and
[00:07:49] Balashikha near Moscow had been waiting for: movement has started on the overpass on Enthusiasts
[00:07:53] Highway, historically one of the most congested transport arteries
[00:07:57] of the capital. Now, passage through the section where there used to be a
[00:08:01] chronic traffic jam will take only a few minutes. Dmitry Kochitkov will tell
[00:08:04] more. It would seem that a familiar event in the capital's life is the
[00:08:08] construction of a new overpass in Moscow, which is actively developing its road network.
[00:08:12] But the residents of the Eastern District
[00:08:16] were eagerly awaiting the completion of this particular construction. Now this section of
[00:08:19] Enthusiasts Highway can be driven quickly without
[00:08:21] traffic jams.
[00:08:24] On the eve of Builder's Day, traffic was opened at the intersection of Enthusiasts
[00:08:27] Highway with Svobodny Prospekt and Bolshoi
[00:08:31] Kupavinsky Proezd. The overpass will carry
[00:08:34] more than 80,000 cars daily.
[00:08:37] The construction of the overpass at the intersection with
[00:08:41] Svobodny Prospekt, almost
[00:08:44] next to the Moscow Ring Road, in this place there are always traffic jams
[00:08:48] of 9 points. This overpass will
[00:08:51] immediately improve the transport
[00:08:54] accessibility of three districts of Moscow
[00:08:57] and Balashikha near Moscow. Traffic jams
[00:09:00] will become smaller. Balashikha has 550,000 residents,
[00:09:02] and the Moscow districts of Ivanovskaya and
[00:09:06] Novogireyevo have 225,000. And all of them
[00:09:09] will now be able to drive without traffic lights, over
[00:09:12] the congested intersection, and seriously save
[00:09:16] travel time. As the builders say, now this
[00:09:19] section of the highway hovers above the ground. Before our eyes,
[00:09:23] traffic jams on adjacent roads disappeared. We saw
[00:09:26] a traffic jam, then everything immediately cleared up, everything
[00:09:29] became good, well done, everything was done, I think it will greatly
[00:09:33] ease traffic for us, now we will drive without traffic jams,
[00:09:37] we hope, thank Moscow,
[00:09:40] Sobyanin.
[00:10:12] which allow the joint itself to compress and expand,
[00:10:16] when hit, with impact load, it will not
[00:10:20] deform. This is how this closed
[00:10:23] expansion joint looks like.
[00:11:25] and Tatyana Bakulina, Channel One.
[00:11:29] And in the Moscow region, in Dmitrov, the path across the Moscow Canal will be simplified by
[00:11:32] the new Rogachevsky Bridge. The progress of work at the construction site
[00:11:36] was personally inspected by Governor Andrey Vorobyov. Today he is in the Dmitrov
[00:11:39] district in connection with the opening of the agro-industrial
[00:11:42] exhibition. Dmitry
[00:11:44] Tolmachev reports.
[00:11:48] What kind of holiday is a Field without traditional folk dances, songs and ditties with its
[00:11:52] best ensembles opening this year's program.
[00:12:25] released in Leningrad more than 60 years ago, now under the recognizable
[00:12:28] exterior is modern filling. Comfortable cabin, restored
[00:12:32] front axle, air conditioning, music. People really work
[00:12:35] 12 hours a day, a completely young enterprise, like the Klyazma agricultural machinery
[00:12:39] plant, revived from scratch by enthusiasts. But, for example, no one else
[00:12:42] in Russia produces potato planters with a boom length of 22 m.
[00:12:45] The very idea, when you are charged not for profit, but for development,
[00:12:49] something patriotic, something to pass on to your children,
[00:12:52] to leave to your son. It takes me for Russia
[00:12:56] when I see my equipment, but also, of course, feed, fertilizers, plant
[00:12:59] protection products, and advanced agricultural genetics. Dozens
[00:13:03] of the best varieties, just wheat alone, not counting other agricultural crops,
[00:13:06] were planted here specifically long before the exhibition. For breeders
[00:13:10] and producers, this is the best way to showcase their product, and for
[00:13:14] visitors, an opportunity to walk through a beautiful Russian
[00:13:17] field. But first and foremost, it is a platform for exchanging opinions and experience, and
[00:13:21] also a meeting place for large agricultural producers and small
[00:13:25] farming households with regional authorities. The capital is a huge
[00:13:28] market, everything advanced, everything technological,
[00:13:31] taking root here, yields results, therefore berries,
[00:13:34] wheat, everything that concerns closed, open
[00:13:37] vegetables. But the most important thing is that we take not by volume,
[00:13:41] but by the depth of processing. What
[00:13:43] we often see fresh, good, good quality on the shelves
[00:13:47] is from the Moscow region. Achievements and problems, new ideas
[00:13:51] and proposals are usually discussed right here in the field.
[00:13:55] First of all, I want to thank you for the support measures provided, including
[00:13:58] beekeeping as one of the important areas of
[00:14:01] agriculture. At one time I received land
[00:14:05] plots, and on these land plots we produce quite good
[00:14:08] honey. Last year we received a gold medal at an international competition in Moscow. But is it a hobby
[00:14:12] or is it a business? It's a hobby that has grown into a business, because
[00:14:16] before I was a weekend beekeeper, now I am fully
[00:14:20] involved in beekeeping. Farmers are great, it's always very
[00:14:23] nice to see that... companies are developing, and this is our
[00:14:26] main task: to help those who are experiencing
[00:14:30] real, real problems. We need to be there quickly.
[00:14:33] There's never too much support, it's clear that our conversation
[00:14:37] has now dragged on, and they want more for bees, more for grapes, more
[00:14:41] for milk, funds, but we try to find
[00:14:44] a golden mean in each issue. However, this applies not
[00:14:48] only to representatives of the agrarian sector of the region today in Yakhroma,
[00:14:52] the governor of the Moscow region inspected.
[00:15:44] News from Kazakhstan, where today the third international Olympiad
[00:15:47] in artificial intelligence among high school students ended. A triumph
[00:15:51] for Russian schoolchildren, seven gold medals. Our team is once again
[00:15:54] the absolute leader. In the final in Astana, 465
[00:15:58] schoolchildren from 105 countries competed for the title of best.
[00:16:02] China is in second place, Poland