1TV — Novosti 20261105 060000 UTC 259 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:01:05] There is suspicion that Russia is involved in this, there is no evidence yet, because [00:01:09] there is none. Why common sense, when there is a working [00:01:13] scheme [00:01:13] by Hayli? [00:01:19] Explosions and fires at rear facilities in Ukraine, important for supplying the [00:01:23] AFU grouping, reports are coming in about strikes in Zhytomyr, Chernihiv, Sumy, [00:01:26] Kharkiv regions. A large military depot is ablaze near Kyiv. Judging by [00:01:30] the scale of the fire, fuel and ammunition were stored there. The glow is visible for [00:01:34] kilometers. It's burning in the capital itself, an army [00:01:37] logistics center has been attacked there. Also in Dnipropetrovsk, a substation [00:01:40] that supplied electricity to defense [00:01:43] industry enterprises is under attack. Regarding the situation at the front, battles are taking place on [00:01:47] the strategically important sector of the front Sloviansk-Kramatorsk. Drone [00:01:51] systems are hunting enemy equipment, the target list includes [00:01:54] American Humvee armored vehicles. Also, strikes on drone [00:01:57] control points. In these frames, a warehouse is ablaze. Ammunition with [00:02:01] rocket projectiles for Grad systems were stored there. In the Zaporizhzhia region, [00:02:04] a large fortified area of the AFU was eliminated, a series of shots from [00:02:07] T-80 tanks. The path for our assault groups [00:02:10] is open. [00:02:12] The target coordinates were transmitted to the tank crews by intelligence officers. At the front, they perform [00:02:16] especially responsible tasks, identify enemy firing points, find [00:02:20] breaches in its defense. They indicate the path for the infantry. Their [00:02:23] exceptional courage and endurance were noted by the [00:02:26] head of the Ministry of Defense. Andrei Belousov congratulated the intelligence officers on their professional holiday. An excursion [00:03:08] to the exhibition in the Manege, the communication went far beyond the official [00:03:11] protocol. The children shared their emotions with our correspondent [00:03:15] Oleg Shishkin. If it weren't for the television cameras that [00:03:19] recorded their every step, at home they wouldn't have immediately believed [00:03:23] the stories about the trip to Moscow - the children say. Schoolchildren from different [00:03:26] regions of the country, most of whom are children of fallen heroes of the SVO. [00:03:30] They were invited to the solemn ceremony of laying flowers at the monument to Minin [00:03:33] and Pozharsky on Red Square, after a brief conversation with [00:03:37] the president, the children were supposed to go home, but everything [00:03:40] went off protocol. We all stood, we all talked, [00:03:43] at one point Vladimir Vladimirovich says, "Guys, let's [00:03:47] go together on an excursion, an interesting [00:03:50] excursion, let's all see it together." A visit to the exhibition in the Manege, [00:03:54] dedicated to the Day of National Unity, was scheduled in the working schedule [00:03:58] of Vladimir Putin, not planned. [00:04:30] such an interesting day, for the first time, [00:04:33] I think, such an opportunity is given once in a lifetime. Everyone is happy [00:04:37] that it went to us. Everyone talked. Let's put the little ones first. [00:04:40] It's very touching. I really felt like I went to a museum with my [00:04:44] parents, honestly, very touching, very. Liza Kozhakar's father [00:04:48] died while performing a combat mission in the SMO zone. Here [00:04:52] Minister of Culture Olga Lyubimova lets ten-year-old [00:04:55] Maxim Vashkov pass her. He dreams of being like his father, [00:04:58] who at the cost of his life... He was the first to run to [00:05:02] attack, an unequal [00:05:05] battle, he himself was fatally [00:05:08] wounded, he was awarded the Order of [00:05:11] Courage. [00:07:12] Scandal around the torture house for mobilized people near Kyiv, another woman, Tatyana Kireeva, was sent [00:07:16] into custody, she sought hospitalization for her [00:07:19] acquaintance, who was tortured by terrorists of the Azov group, which is banned in our country. [00:07:23] The investigation calls her an accomplice of a female medic, arrested earlier with [00:07:27] the charge of obstruction of the AFU's work and organization of mass [00:07:30] riots. The court hearing looks more like a farce. Last year [00:07:34] Valentina Molod was included in the lists of the best doctors in the country and solemnly [00:07:38] awarded, and now she is forced to prove the availability of specialized [00:07:41] education. Confrontation [00:08:03] between NABU and SBU in Ukraine, the anti-corruption bureau exposed [00:08:07] a large-scale criminal group, behind which stood high-ranking employees [00:08:10] of special services, national police. prosecutors covered up a fraudulent [00:08:14] call center, drug sales, manufacturing of counterfeit money, a series [00:08:17] of high-profile searches and detentions. Who was involved in the criminal [00:08:21] scheme, and where do the trails lead, Evgeny [00:08:24] Lyamin investigated. [00:08:28] Footage of a brutal beating was published by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau [00:08:31] of Ukraine. This is a video report to the client of the crime. Kittens, [00:08:34] the main thing is that this scum is properly broken, otherwise I'm worried that it won't be enough for him. [00:08:38] Brother, I swear to you that it's broken there, it's just, I just, well, it's this. [00:08:43] And also how I, well, they didn't film his legs, you know, rag beatings, [00:08:46] extortion. The criminals used law enforcement databases, collected [00:08:50] necessary information about future victims. They had full access to [00:08:54] street surveillance cameras, road cameras. People were tracked, as [00:08:57] they say, online. Past, past, he's [00:09:01] going to another place, let's try to get to him, [00:09:05] bro, what's the info, he's left, [00:09:08] plus, we stopped in the yards, you'll say where he'll be. A man nicknamed [00:09:11] "Criminal" kept in touch with law enforcement, a police officer is named [00:09:15] as a consultant in the case, he was responsible for covering up all crimes. Akim, [00:09:19] an SBU lieutenant general from the central apparatus, is not the only one from the special services in the case. [00:09:22] Volt thanks for the payment for his work. Brother, thanks [00:09:26] for the gift, it tore us apart, [00:09:29] happy that the children were there. Happy, because they received a lot of money. SBU [00:09:33] and the police covered up the sale of prohibited substances, punitive raids, beatings [00:09:37] of dissidents, the work of call centers. With such patrons, it seems any [00:09:40] fantasies on how else to make money can be realized. The National [00:09:44] Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine in its investigative film showed these [00:09:47] shots. Printing presses, not hryvnias, of course, were printed [00:09:50] here. NABU detectives established that in [00:09:53] 2026, members of the criminal organization established [00:09:56] the production of counterfeit euros. A whole underground workshop was organized, everything [00:10:00] recorded in a checkered notebook. Here I have it written down, here [00:10:04] it was written plus-minus then [00:10:06] 19700. I mentioned this [00:10:10] situation. Here are the amounts. [00:10:14] Well, for six, they should have made us 200, 500, brother, for [00:10:17] hundreds of these heads, the whole line will be from [00:10:21] 5 to 500. Ukrainian euros at first even turned out [00:10:24] better than the original: the original is on top in the photo, our [00:10:27] print is sharper, the camera doesn't fully convey the difference in [00:10:31] details, we'll correct the colors too: I counted [00:10:34] 14 colors on the entire set, we'll pick the colors of the original [00:10:38] imprint, record the formula once, as for speed, we'll refine the pause times and [00:10:41] algorithms, it will be faster, on the video, a sample [00:10:44] is one piece per sheet, in the process it will be four pieces per [00:10:48] sheet, the formula for success in Ukrainian is four counterfeit banknotes per sheet, [00:10:52] two SBU generals are involved, as reported, [00:10:55] their boss immediately, of course, tried to disassociate himself from [00:10:58] his subordinates. The head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Alexander [00:11:02] Poklad, dismissed two high-ranking [00:11:05] SBU officials who became [00:11:08] figures in the investigation of the National [00:11:11] Anti-Corruption Bureau as part of Operation [00:11:14] Carthage. The SBU provides full support [00:11:17] and facilitates all necessary procedural [00:11:20] actions in these criminal proceedings. As [00:11:23] reported, SBU General Sergei Duka has already been detained by employees of the anti-corruption [00:11:27] committee. This investigation, apparently, has been going on since the summer. It was then that [00:11:30] the liaison nicknamed "Criminal," Andrei Osipov, was arrested [00:11:34] for extortion. This is written by Ukrainian journalist Mikhail [00:11:37] Tkach, who is close to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine. According to sources [00:11:41] in law enforcement agencies, after the detention of Andrei Osipov, "Criminal," [00:11:44] who is close to top SBU officials, [00:11:47] the main intrigue for all law enforcement officers was whether [00:11:51] his phone was unlocked by Lena and Sab. And, judging by today's events, [00:11:56] it seems it was unlocked. There's a lot of interesting stuff in the correspondence, besides high-ranking [00:11:59] law enforcement officials, politicians are involved in criminal cases, for example, when the criminals [00:12:03] decided to legalize their business of selling prohibited substances at [00:12:06] the legislative level. Let me remind you, in February 2024, after the approval [00:12:10] of the Verkhovna Rada, the bill on the legalization of marijuana landed on Zelensky's [00:12:13] desk, he signed it. In its investigation, the anti-corruption bureau [00:12:17] hints at who the criminal group could have used to resolve the issue of [00:12:21] drugs, and I'll owe you to arrange [00:12:23] a meeting to talk about this [00:12:27] legalization, how they see it. The pro-Western National [00:12:30] Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, of course, seems to be hiding the deputy's name, but [00:12:34] only halfway. You couldn't invent a more transparent hint. They point to the head [00:12:38] of one of the parliamentary factions. Obviously, we are talking about the head of the Servant of the People faction, [00:12:41] David Arakhamia, the faction of the head of the Kyiv regime, [00:12:45] Zelensky. Later it became known that the High Anti-Corruption Court [00:12:49] of Ukraine ordered the Prosecutor General to enter data on a possible [00:12:52] crime into the unified register of pre-trial investigations. Arakhamia, thus, [00:12:56] it turns out that the threads lead to the head of the Kyiv regime [00:13:08] yesterday, diplomatic sources told the media. [00:13:11] Representatives of a number of European countries, the European Commission, NATO and [00:13:15] the USA participated. Moreover, American negotiators did not come to the Belgian capital, [00:13:18] they joined via video link. Today, the discussion [00:13:22] will continue at NATO headquarters. The main topic is security [00:13:25] guarantees. Yesterday, it probably also concerned military aid to [00:13:29] Ukraine. The European Commission tried to obtain additional funding from [00:13:32] partner states for next year, but without [00:13:36] a breakthrough. They calculated that the European Union, as the largest sponsor, has provided Ukraine with [00:13:39] over 230 billion [00:13:42] euros since the beginning of the conflict. The defeat of the Republicans in [00:13:46] the midterm congressional elections does not mean that US policy [00:13:49] will change regarding Ukraine and Russia, writes Bild. Although [00:13:53] Democrats are determined. We cannot [00:14:26] allow [00:14:26] Iran to [00:14:35] obtain nuclear weapons. [00:14:38] Mass protests were held in Yerevan outside the Investigative Committee building, where the leader of the opposition party Strong Armenia, [00:14:42] Samvel Karapetyan, was taken. Officially, he is being prepared for charges of causing damage [00:14:46] to the national electricity grid company. It belonged to [00:14:49] Karapetyan, but the authorities are nationalizing it. The defense of the [00:14:52] entrepreneur believes that it is politically motivated. Problems began [00:14:55] when Karapetyan publicly supported the Armenian Apostolic Church, [00:14:59] against which the country's leadership has recently been speaking out. Against the backdrop [00:15:02] of yesterday's detention, the opposition signed a joint statement on [00:15:06] consolidation and is ready to unite efforts in the fight against the current [00:15:09] government. And as soon as it became known, Samvel [00:15:12] Karapetyan was sent under arrest for a [00:19:37] continue: the Canadian government is damaging not only the World Junior [00:19:41] Championship, but all world hockey, this was commented on in our media [00:19:44] about the Canadian prime minister's decision not to issue visas to [00:19:48] Russian athletes. Maria Zakharova reminded that more than [00:19:51] 50 Russians play in the NHL, our ambassador noted that Canadians themselves are waiting [00:19:55] for the return of the Red Machine to the ice. Russian hockey players are strong [00:19:58] opponents, without them the competitions lose all meaning. [00:20:02] And already next year our archers will return to the international arena, the European [00:20:06] Archery Federation... canceled all restrictions, now athletes will [00:20:10] compete with the flag and anthem of [00:20:11] Russia. [00:20:14] Refrigerators storing blood for transfusions are heating up to [00:20:17] 110°. This is not a scene from a disaster movie, a new crisis in [00:20:21] Europe. Hackers broke into cooling systems in France, Germany, Belgium [00:20:25] and ten other countries. In addition to medical equipment, refrigerators in [00:20:28] supermarkets were also remotely heated. Damage in the [00:20:31] tens of millions of euros. Who is to blame and what to do now? Yulia [00:20:35] Olkhovskaya will continue the topic. [00:20:38] Empty refrigerator shelves and full carts of spoiled [00:20:41] products, the same picture in dozens of supermarkets across [00:20:45] Europe, here's Belgium. [00:20:48] The owner of this store. [00:21:20] Hackers exploited vulnerabilities in the security system and changed [00:21:23] temperature settings. As a result, freezers [00:21:27] heated up to +50°. Everything [00:21:29] happened at night, and in the morning the staff found already [00:21:32] spoiled products. When we realized the true scale [00:21:36] of the problems, it became a real catastrophe. The more [00:21:39] refrigerators we opened, the more we realized how bad [00:21:42] everything was. This is very sad. At least [00:21:46] 13 European countries are already on the list of victims. In France, hackers also got to [00:21:58] three facilities, unlike the affected supermarkets, blood banks are [00:22:00] equipped with effective alarm systems. [00:22:04] Employees noticed the malfunction in time and moved the supplies to [00:22:07] other refrigeration units. Well, and of course, the answer to the question [00:22:11] of who is behind this, in Europe is already [00:22:13] ready. [00:22:16] There is suspicion that Russia is involved in this. No one wants to talk about it [00:22:20] openly, there is no evidence yet, because there is none, it is unknown who is behind [00:22:24] this, but this is the very manifestation of hybrid warfare that [00:22:27] the European Commission warns about. Once again, the journalist [00:22:30] himself says that there is no evidence, but Highly Likely - the villain is still [00:22:34] Russia. Moreover, the Frenchman even came up with how to link the problems [00:22:38] of European refrigerators with support for [00:22:40] Ukraine. This brings great [00:22:44] losses to sellers, and inconvenience to buyers. They come to [00:22:46] stores, find refrigerators empty, cannot buy [00:22:50] meat. This is a manifestation of hybrid warfare, so that citizens [00:22:53] feel discomfort and think twice whether [00:22:56] they should support their government and support Ukraine. All this could [00:23:00] be attributed to the fantasies of a particular editorial office, if the version of [00:23:03] the ubiquitous hand of Moscow did not again become [00:23:06] dominant in Europe. Here, for example, Politico magazine on [00:23:10] the same topic. Major cyberattacks on European supermarkets that occurred over several [00:23:14] weeks revealed the vulnerability of critical EU infrastructure. [00:23:17] Cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm. [00:23:25] Such a conclusion is based only on the fact that none of the hackers took [00:23:28] responsibility and did not demand a ransom. The Guardian at the same time [00:23:32] draws attention to the fact that the attackers did not even need to install [00:23:35] malicious programs, it was so easy to gain access [00:23:39] to the equipment. The article emphasizes that after such an attack, [00:23:43] it is highly likely that no traces remain that could [00:23:46] lead to the hackers. Many European experts also point to this. [00:23:51] From a technical complexity point of view, any [00:23:55] fifteen-year-old can do this, so anonymously that catching [00:23:58] the criminal will be very, very difficult, but this did not prevent [00:24:02] the British newspaper from joining the chorus of European [00:24:05] accusers. Hackers linked to Russia and China are likely to be [00:24:09] under suspicion. Western intelligence chiefs [00:24:12] say Moscow is running a sabotage campaign in Europe that [00:24:16] takes many different forms and is likely to intensify in the coming month. [00:24:20] Apparently, these are the same special services that saw Moscow's interference [00:24:24] in European protests, and before that, in the crisis in Ceuta, which [00:24:28] was flooded by tens of thousands of migrants in a matter of hours. [00:24:31] It's generally convenient when any problem can be shifted from a sick head to [00:24:35] a healthy one and not answer the questions hanging in the air, [00:24:38] for example, why European supermarkets did not update [00:24:42] their software in time, because even that would have been enough to [00:24:46] prevent hacker attacks. [00:25:20] on the shore, locals collect the catch in buckets, according to one version, the fish were escaping from [00:25:23] the punch, according to another, the water temperature dropped sharply. Scientists [00:25:26] explain that the reason is unseasonal, due to an anomalous increase in the number of [00:25:30] sardines, this year predators do not have time to eat them, so [00:25:34] the shore strewn with fish is a rare, but not