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[00:00:00] their support, so I don't think that as long as the
[00:00:03] war continues, this link will somehow
[00:00:06] be broken, and I hope for that, so in
[00:00:10] tandem you can move, in principle,
[00:00:13] you know what else I wanted to ask, in Moldova, up to
[00:00:16] 130,000 Ukrainians live, well, at least this information was
[00:00:19] voiced by Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru
[00:00:23] Montianu, on February 10, at a joint press conference with Yuriy
[00:00:26] Sverodenko, the former head of the Ukrainian government, 80%.
[00:00:40] How do Ukrainians and Moldovans coexist?
[00:00:43] Well, you know, we don't talk much about it, nothing special happens,
[00:00:47] it's like it is, generally, through Moldova, to use
[00:00:50] protection in the European Union, almost one and a half
[00:00:54] million Ukrainians passed through in transit, that is, this country and now, by the way, Moldova continues to be a transit country,
[00:00:58] many Ukrainians go on vacation or go somewhere else. They use
[00:01:01] the Chisinau airport, so the integration of Ukrainians in Moldova?
[00:01:05] President Zelensky is now using the airport, so the integration of Ukrainians
[00:01:09] in Moldova, do they find work, do they not find work, are there problems, are there no
[00:01:12] problems, perhaps you have more information about this, please.
[00:01:15] ласка,
[00:01:19] Moldovans interact quite well
[00:01:22] with Ukrainians, I wouldn't say there are any problems here.
[00:01:26] At the beginning of the war, when in...
[00:01:30] Moldova had the biggest wave of Ukrainian refugees.
[00:01:33] Moldova accepted and passed through itself,
[00:01:37] probably, the largest number
[00:01:40] of people, if
[00:01:43] you count with regard to the population of the country
[00:01:46] itself. Ah, then, of course, Russian
[00:01:50] propaganda here too,
[00:01:54] promoted the narrative of such ungrateful Ukrainian
[00:01:57] refugees. And
[00:02:01] local pro-Russian politicians, marginal
[00:02:04] activists, they still used these
[00:02:08] topics, but I wouldn't say that this was, this was
[00:02:12] far from the mainstream, I remember very well how in the
[00:02:15] first days of the invasion,
[00:02:19] literally tens of thousands of Moldovans got into
[00:02:22] their cars, went to the border to meet people, someone
[00:02:26] carried humanitarian aid.
[00:02:30] Several times
[00:02:33] the Chisinau authorities asked not to bring any, because the warehouses
[00:02:37] are full, we can't
[00:02:39] manage
[00:02:41] all
[00:02:44] of this,
[00:02:47] so they interact quite well, they interact quite well, yes,
[00:02:50] some people find work here, but
[00:02:53] still for very many Ukrainians this is still
[00:02:57] a transit country, a place
[00:03:01] through which they then get to the European
[00:03:03] Union. There
[00:03:06] are people,
[00:03:09] but there are people who come, come
[00:03:12] here, there are many of those Ukrainians who lived in Europe
[00:03:15] for some time, and returned,
[00:03:18] found,
[00:03:21] found housing in Moldova, because after all, the country is closer in
[00:03:24] mentality and home
[00:03:27] Ukraine
[00:03:29] is nearby. Thank you very much, well, that's why
[00:03:33] you know, as they say, if nothing is said, it means everything is fine, more or less, and that's very
[00:03:36] good actually, that they manage to coexist,
[00:03:40] Moldova helps, Ukrainians too, I think, they have business and work, they also somehow
[00:03:43] help Moldova in terms
[00:03:47] of taxes, thank you very much for joining us, thank you for the comments, Yevheniy
[00:03:51] Chyban, editor of the independent Moldovan media Must, was with us, there are problems in
[00:03:54] Moldova, common with Ukraine, of course, and somewhere we try to support each other
[00:03:58] and move together, by the way. Move together with the support of our partners, who
[00:04:02] are already members of the European Union, in particular, who will jointly move towards
[00:04:05] the European Union, as Mr. Chyban said, doing it together
[00:04:08] is simpler. Yes, and now we will talk with
[00:04:12] Vyacheslav Likhachov, orientalist, expert
[00:04:15] of the Center for Civil
[00:04:16] Liberties,
[00:04:19] Mr. Vyacheslav, good morning, we greet you, thank you for
[00:04:22] joining us, good morning, I greet
[00:04:25] you, yes, well, what, yes, well,
[00:04:28] let's talk now about where the war between the United
[00:04:32] States and Iran is
[00:04:35] at, because all this has
[00:04:39] a somewhat sinusoidal trajectory, in my opinion,
[00:04:42] Donald Trump, one of his last
[00:04:45] messages, the Hormuz Strait will soon be opened,
[00:04:48] otherwise Iran will face new
[00:04:50] strikes. This is reported
[00:04:54] by CNN, quoting the American president,
[00:04:57] noting that very constructive negotiations are underway with Tehran,
[00:05:01] but Trump warns that if Iran refuses its obligations,
[00:05:05] he will resort to strikes again, that is, he, Donald
[00:05:08] Trump. And if you look at the dry
[00:05:11] facts, then... literally yesterday information
[00:05:14] appeared that the
[00:05:18] US Treasury is lifting
[00:05:21] some sanctions related to Iran, a number of sanctions
[00:05:25] against organizations related to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
[00:05:28] Corps, in particular, airlines related
[00:05:32] to the IRGC have been lifted there, in short,
[00:05:35] what is currently happening in the public
[00:05:39] sphere and in the sphere, perhaps less visible, but
[00:05:43] no less important, please.
[00:05:46] Well, as for sanctions, I just wanted to say right away that
[00:05:50] this is not a lifting or softening of sanctions against Iran, because
[00:05:53] it is about Iraqi
[00:05:56] commercial structures that are connected with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard
[00:06:00] Corps, but they are located and operate
[00:06:04] in Iraq, and with Iraq there is a complex
[00:06:08] dynamic of how it depends on the United
[00:06:11] States on one hand, and on the other hand, to a large extent the population and
[00:06:15] accordingly the government that is formed democratically there, it
[00:06:19] sympathizes and also depends on Iran, therefore
[00:06:22] this may not directly concern
[00:06:25] the current course of negotiations directly with
[00:06:29] Iran, regarding the actual negotiations, we
[00:06:32] actually, apart from Trump's statements, do not know whether they are being conducted
[00:06:35] between the United States and Iran, or whether they
[00:06:39] are being conducted with the help of intermediaries.
[00:06:43] That is, not in a direct way, in Iraq,
[00:06:45] at least in recent days and even weeks,
[00:06:49] the fact of negotiations with the United States is generally denied, what
[00:06:53] is confirmed in Iran is that Iran is approaching
[00:06:56] an agreement with Oman, a country on the other side
[00:07:00] of the Strait of Hormuz, regarding
[00:07:03] the routes for ships to pass through
[00:07:07] the Strait of Hormuz and the opening,
[00:07:10] accordingly.
[00:07:15] And on this track, there seems to be
[00:07:17] good progress, that is, one can expect that
[00:07:21] in the near future, in the coming days, this
[00:07:24] was already announced for yesterday, probably the details are still
[00:07:28] being agreed upon, one can
[00:07:31] expect an announcement about an agreement between Oman and
[00:07:34] Iran, about the opening of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:07:38] the United States is formally not involved there, although certainly
[00:07:41] Oman has to look to the United States and
[00:07:44] coordinate with Washington the terms
[00:07:48] of the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, but in this too it
[00:07:51] seems that the United States is making
[00:07:54] concessions, with the information that
[00:07:57] publicly appears in the press, from the statements of, in particular,
[00:08:00] Iranian officials, or some anonymous sources
[00:08:04] who are privy to the course of negotiations, it is about
[00:08:08] the opening of the Strait of Hormuz on Iranian terms,
[00:08:11] that is... about one path,
[00:08:15] or rather, it will be divided into
[00:08:18] two,
[00:08:21] two corridors in one direction and in the other direction, in
[00:08:24] the direction of the Persian Gulf from
[00:08:27] the side of the Gulf of Oman of the Indian Ocean
[00:08:30] past the Iranian coast, in the opposite direction from the Persian Gulf to
[00:08:34] the Indian Ocean along the coast of Oman, that is,
[00:08:37] this means that Tehran categorically denies that there should be
[00:08:41] an independent separate completely
[00:08:45] autonomous path along the Strait of Oman,
[00:08:48] along the coast of Oman of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:08:52] it is about the agreement between Oman and Iran on terms,
[00:08:55] in particular, Tehran insists that
[00:08:59] the period of free use of the Strait of Hormuz
[00:09:02] is over, there was talk that Oman wanted
[00:09:05] to collect a little less money, Iran wanted to collect a little more money,
[00:09:09] this will be formalized as some
[00:09:12] services for security, for navigation,
[00:09:16] an environmental fee, something
[00:09:19] like that, but the Strait of Hormuz, if
[00:09:23] it really opens, if nothing falls through, as it has happened
[00:09:26] repeatedly, in the coming days, it will open on
[00:09:30] Iranian terms, Iran will control
[00:09:33] the Strait of Hormuz and collect fees from all ships, this
[00:09:37] is actually of all the bad options we currently
[00:09:40] have, not the worst, world
[00:09:44] energy markets are already reacting to this with optimism, in
[00:09:47] recent days the price of oil has gradually begun
[00:09:51] to decrease in anticipation of the opening of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:09:54] if this really happens, it could mean the end
[00:09:58] of such a crisis in the Persian Gulf that we have observed
[00:10:02] in the last 5 and a half months, although
[00:10:06] this will certainly strengthen Iran's regional positions,
[00:10:10] Iran will emerge from this war victorious, but
[00:10:13] everything can still fall through, because Tehran can put forward some additional
[00:10:16] conditions, for example, to the United States regarding
[00:10:19] the lifting of the naval blockade of the Iranian coast, and
[00:10:23] then the agreements will again be postponed, world
[00:10:27] markets will again react by raising oil prices,
[00:10:30] here nothing can be
[00:10:34] бути впевненим, що Іран дозволить країнам
[00:10:38] Європи розмінувати оурмуську протоку в разі, якщо буде домовлено,
[00:10:42] тобто ну звичайно мінували одні, а розміновувати очевидно за гроші з самого ж
[00:10:45] Єврпейського союзу самож країни Європейського
[00:10:48] союзу, на вашу думку, чи це влаштує всі
[00:10:52] сторони цього конфлікту?
[00:10:55] Possibly so, possibly so, this is a completely possible
[00:10:58] configuration, because
[00:11:01] yes, financially this
[00:11:04] will be carried out by the European Union, and
[00:11:08] the European Union will demonstrate its loyalty
[00:11:11] to the United States and its readiness to help
[00:11:14] unblock the Strait of Hormuz, Iran in
[00:11:18] principle can accept this, it can
[00:11:21] allow European countries, if it doesn't...
[00:11:25] insist that countries that from its point of view were involved
[00:11:29] in American aggression, as they say, were not allowed into
[00:11:32] the Strait of Hormuz, that too is possible for political reasons, but
[00:11:36] for pragmatic, financial reasons, because Tehran is interested
[00:11:40] in maintaining the benefits it
[00:11:44] gained from controlling the Strait of Hormuz, and
[00:11:47] at the same time weakening the sanctions and
[00:11:51] international diplomatic pressure, it can take such a
[00:11:55] step for further improvement of relations with
[00:11:58] the European Union, and this will again be a certain
[00:12:02] demonstration that Tehran is carrying out its
[00:12:05] foreign policy coordination of actions in
[00:12:09] the region with other players, without looking to the United
[00:12:13] States, and the United States can in principle also
[00:12:16] accept this, because the United States, which
[00:12:20] repeatedly accused European partners of
[00:12:23] somehow standing aside from solving
[00:12:27] the crisis in the Persian Gulf, they can provide space
[00:12:30] for European countries to join
[00:12:33] in eliminating the consequences of the United States' actions,
[00:12:37] if we recall what this crisis began with, so in
[00:12:40] principle such a configuration is possible, but here it is necessary to
[00:12:44] understand that the more players involved in any
[00:12:47] agreement, well, negotiations or future
[00:12:51] agreements in the region, the more players, the
[00:12:55] harder it will be for them to agree, so this is not
[00:12:57] you,
[00:13:00] the realism of such a scenario is also
[00:13:03] difficult now. A little about oil prices,
[00:13:06] a very important and
[00:13:09] security, and economic factor for the world
[00:13:13] in general. They continue
[00:13:16] their decline against the backdrop of possible progress
[00:13:19] in negotiations between the US and Iran,
[00:13:22] this information literally. the day before yesterday,
[00:13:26] and here it's actually interesting, this is a question for our
[00:13:29] Oleksandr Morshchavka, what is happening today in the context
[00:13:33] of prices, you noted that it's not even completely clear whether
[00:13:37] these negotiations exist, but we see the sensitivity of the
[00:13:41] energy market in general and
[00:13:43] all
[00:13:46] these price indicators, what are the prospects if
[00:13:50] Europeans join in unblocking
[00:13:53] Hormuz and tankers go full speed, as far as possible,
[00:13:57] and what are the side
[00:14:00] effects for possibly third parties, we are certainly interested in
[00:14:04] the Russian Federation, it is important who benefits from the fact that world oil prices
[00:14:07] are now rising, and there is this constant thing, they fell, they are stably
[00:14:11] high, but small fluctuations, it's like the end, prices fell, then no, no,
[00:14:15] not the end, prices rose, and well, that's it, please.
[00:14:18] Well, if they are actually
[00:14:22] falling, they are not falling to pre-war levels.
[00:14:25] They are falling from 90-100 or in
[00:14:29] May it was up to 120 dollars per barrel of
[00:14:32] Brent crude, and to
[00:14:35] 70-80, somewhere around 80 now. I
[00:14:39] last checked yesterday, it was about 80 dollars per
[00:14:42] barrel, 82 I think for
[00:14:46] Brent crude, and 75
[00:14:49] for Urals crude, that is, Russian oil, so they are
[00:14:53] falling relative to what we had when they
[00:14:56] jumped at the beginning of the hostilities and remain at such
[00:14:59] a high level, which is almost twice
[00:15:03] as high as it was in pre-war
[00:15:06] times as of January, early
[00:15:09] February, that is, certainly,
[00:15:12] oil-exporting countries outside the Persian
[00:15:16] Gulf, they win, the Arab monarchies of the Persian
[00:15:19] Gulf, they certainly incur huge losses
[00:15:22] due to the impossibility of transporting
[00:15:25] oil, even those countries that, like Saudi
[00:15:28] Arabia, have other ways of supplying oil, they also
[00:15:32] suffer from this, there in recent weeks
[00:15:35] the transportation of oil through the Red Sea
[00:15:39] has also worsened due to the actions of Iranian allies in Yemen,
[00:15:42] the Houthis, and Saudi Arabia reduced oil
[00:15:46] production by 30% in the second quarter, this certainly hits their
[00:15:49] pockets, other countries that are oil exporters, including
[00:15:53] the United States, Latin American countries, and of course Russia, they
[00:15:57] benefit from this, Russia in general, probably is
[00:16:00] the biggest beneficiary
[00:16:03] of the crisis in the Persian Gulf, it is worth recalling that in
[00:16:07] the Russian budget for this year
[00:16:10] it was planned, if I'm not mistaken, 59
[00:16:13] dollars per barrel of Russian oil, and at
[00:16:17] the beginning of the year this seemed to Russia a very optimistic scenario,
[00:16:20] because de facto it cost less, and taking into account
[00:16:23] all the discounts at which countries like
[00:16:27] India or China agreed to buy Russian
[00:16:31] oil, it was even cheaper, that is, in fact, this crisis in the Persian
[00:16:34] Gulf, it simply saved this year, unfortunately, the Russian
[00:16:38] budget. and strengthened Russia's ability
[00:16:41] to continue full-scale aggression, which is why we
[00:16:44] in Ukraine, and in the whole world, are interested
[00:16:48] in resolving the crisis in the Persian Gulf, in ensuring that
[00:16:51] navigation is normally restored and markets calm down, but we in
[00:16:55] Ukraine have our own
[00:16:56] specific
[00:16:59] opinion and factor that affects
[00:17:02] us, we are especially interested in ensuring that hostilities are not
[00:17:06] resumed, this applies to
[00:17:09] arms markets, in particular, as we know,
[00:17:12] ammunition for missile defense, and this
[00:17:16] applies to the Russian budget, if currently
[00:17:19] the Strait of Hormuz really opens, then prices will not
[00:17:22] return to pre-war levels, unfortunately, but
[00:17:26] they will fall significantly further, maybe by
[00:17:28] even a third,
[00:17:32] maybe a quarter, something like that, due to
[00:17:35] the fact that world demand is also decreasing,
[00:17:39] the Persian Gulf countries, they began to diversify
[00:17:43] future supply routes,
[00:17:46] build new or reactivate
[00:17:49] old oil pipelines that went to
[00:17:53] the Mediterranean Sea, and
[00:17:55] build new capacities on the Red Sea in
[00:17:58] the case of Saudi Arabia, or on the other side of the Strait of Hormuz
[00:18:02] in the case of Oman, that is, in the long-term
[00:18:06] perspective, oil prices will fall, but this
[00:18:10] year is difficult for everyone in terms of oil prices,
[00:18:13] and therefore for everything, because it's fuel, we understand
[00:18:17] this from our own pockets around the world, and we certainly
[00:18:21] too, and this year in this sense will be a very
[00:18:24] difficult year for everyone, in the
[00:18:28] future we hope for lower oil prices in
[00:18:31] the long term, also important for Ukraine is this
[00:18:35] threat that was, well, at least it was posed. Now it seems
[00:18:38] it is not yet relevant, the threat of strikes on the territory
[00:18:42] of Ukraine
[00:18:44] by Iranian ballistic missiles, after an Iranian tanker that was transporting
[00:18:47] weapons was hit in the Caspian Sea, well, there was a threat that
[00:18:51] three missiles could arrive, Iran has missiles in its arsenal that fly up to
[00:18:55] 400 km, and they could reach the territory of Ukraine,
[00:18:58] there was contact from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:19:01] of Ukraine, that they contacted Tehran and they
[00:19:05] said that we are still postponing or abandoning
[00:19:08] this strike, what is the current situation and is this really a real threat to
[00:19:12] Ukraine, I would just clarify a bit that
[00:19:16] it is actually difficult to understand why Iran
[00:19:19] decided not to escalate for now, there
[00:19:22] are several versions, the official version is that Ukrainian
[00:19:26] diplomacy played timely and intensively, and
[00:19:30] therefore Iran decided not to do this. There is
[00:19:33] another version, which states
[00:19:36] that Europeans said
[00:19:38] "don't touch Ukraine, because it's unknown how Ukraine will react," and
[00:19:42] this also, it seems to me, is a very defining
[00:19:45] symptomatic story that we need to realize about ourselves.
[00:19:49] Yes, a small correction, thank you, Vasyl, for raising this question,
[00:19:53] I very much ask you, Mr. Vyacheslav, please share
[00:19:55] your thoughts.
[00:19:58] Well, I was not present during the conversation between Mr. Sibiri and Mr.
[00:20:01] Arakchi, so I don't know if Europeans had to
[00:20:05] hint to Iran about Ukraine's
[00:20:07] capabilities, or if Ukraine did it directly
[00:20:11] and immediately, yes, of course, Ukraine could respond
[00:20:15] and respond precisely where Iran is vulnerable, that is, in the
[00:20:19] Caspian Sea, Iran, under the conditions of the
[00:20:22] American naval blockade of the Iranian coast from the side
[00:20:25] of the Indian Ocean, in recent months has become critically
[00:20:29] dependent on supplies from Russia, both food
[00:20:32] and much else, even if we do not
[00:20:36] touch upon technical cooperation, the fact that
[00:20:39] Ukraine has the technical capability to strike
[00:20:42] infrastructure in the Caspian Sea, we have already demonstrated,
[00:20:46] and perhaps this was a deterrent for
[00:20:49] Iran, that is... That is, Ukraine is not afraid
[00:20:52] of escalation and can respond very
[00:20:55] painfully. However, I would take Tehran's threats
[00:20:58] in this case
[00:21:02] seriously, despite the fact that
[00:21:05] Tehran generally likes loud
[00:21:08] threats, which he is far from always able
[00:21:11] to fulfill, but in this case
[00:21:14] it was important for Tehran to demonstrate
[00:21:17] a threat, including to
[00:21:21] which it accuses of helping the United States
[00:21:25] from a technical,
[00:21:27] technical point of view in striking
[00:21:30] Iran, this specifically refers to Bulgaria, which provided a base for
[00:21:34] American aircraft for in-
[00:21:37] flight refueling
[00:21:39] of combat aircraft, it refers to
[00:21:43] some other European countries that are also theoretically
[00:21:46] within reach of Iranian missiles, but
[00:21:50] Iran has not yet demonstrated its
[00:21:53] political readiness to use weapons against
[00:21:56] those who indirectly help the United States, such
[00:22:00] a demonstrative strike, say, on some port
[00:22:03] of Greater Odesa, could be
[00:22:06] a signal primarily for Europe, so I took
[00:22:10] this possibility seriously, as
[00:22:13] unlikely, but still not zero
[00:22:16] probability, and it's very good if our diplomacy worked.
[00:22:20] I don't know if there was
[00:22:23] some pressure from or if we
[00:22:27] directly made Iran understand that such a strike would not go
[00:22:30] unanswered, or if there were some other ways of
[00:22:33] agreement, it's not that Iranian ballistics were some
[00:22:36] kind of fundamentally
[00:22:40] terrible thing for us, unlike European countries, we
[00:22:43] receive ballistic strikes almost daily, but in
[00:22:47] conditions of a shortage of
[00:22:50] ammunition, when every Russian missile reaches its
[00:22:53] target, even with Russia, North Korea, Iran has not yet been added,
[00:22:56] we would not need such a thing now, but thank you very much for joining us, thank you for
[00:23:00] the comments, Vyacheslav Likhachov, orientalist, expert of the Center for Civil
[00:23:03] Liberties, correspondent of Espreso, correspondent
[00:23:06] of Slava, who is present at the meeting of the High Anti-Corruption
[00:23:10] Court, Natalia Sterapravo informed us that the HACC
[00:23:13] chose a preventive measure, a bail of 6
[00:23:16] million UAH for the ex-ambassador of Ukraine to the USA, Olha Stefanishyna. She must
[00:23:20] appear at the call of the detective, prosecutors,
[00:23:23] court. Stefanishyna herself said that she does not have such funds, 6 million
[00:23:26] UAH, and will look for them. Yesterday, there was talk that a bail of up to
[00:23:30] 13 million UAH was offered by the prosecution. Yes, but
[00:23:34] the court made a decision of 6 million UAH. You will find out more news about this
[00:23:37] throughout this day on our air, our correspondents
[00:23:41] will work in the courtroom, well, and you will find out more, well, and now
[00:23:45] more about what the weather will be like in Ukraine today, today should be the hottest day in
[00:23:48] Ukraine. Well, Natalia, maybe she will refute, maybe she will confirm, Natalka
[00:23:52] Didenko, let's watch,
[00:23:53] listen.
[00:24:00] A weather greeting to everyone, dear viewers,
[00:24:04] I congratulate everyone on Apple Spas,
[00:24:07] and precisely in connection with today's holiday,
[00:24:10] let's talk about these holidays,
[00:24:13] because we have three Spas holidays, well, according to the
[00:24:17] new updated church calendar. They
[00:24:20] fall on August 1 - that was Honey Spas,
[00:24:24] August 6 - today is Apple Spas, uh,
[00:24:27] by the way, they used to say: Spas came, prepare, uh,
[00:24:31] a sheepskin coat for later, uh, August 16 is Nut
[00:24:34] Spas, well, it's clear that these names are
[00:24:38] related to vegetables, to
[00:24:41] harvest, to fruits, bread,
[00:24:45] honey collection, they consecrate on Macovei,
[00:24:48] well, it's clear that bouquets... of medicinal herbs, we know,
[00:24:52] Apple Spas is the main holiday of the cycle, by the way, and
[00:24:55] they bring apples, pears, plums, fruits to the church, and Nut
[00:24:58] Spas will be on August 16, they consecrate
[00:25:01] grain, the first bread of the new harvest,
[00:25:04] uh, I looked at the
[00:25:07] signs that exist for Apple
[00:25:10] Spas, I, frankly speaking, don't really welcome them,
[00:25:14] so to speak, but nevertheless people are always interested,
[00:25:18] observed, so I... whatever the weather conditions for Spas, that's what the
[00:25:22] and cover, well, yellow leaves on the trees before the quick
[00:25:25] arrival of autumn, well, considering our synoptic
[00:25:29] situation, such this strong extreme heat, then there are already
[00:25:32] many yellow leaves, if the rain
[00:25:36] passes us, the winter will be wet, no rain is
[00:25:39] expected, a sunny day, the winter period will be
[00:25:42] frosty and dry, well, we'll check,
[00:25:46] if a lot of bees are swarming, expect
[00:25:49] rain, well, I saw bees
[00:25:52] swarming, but no dew rains are visible yet, so
[00:25:55] these are folk omens, whoever is interested
[00:25:58] will find millions of them online, and we
[00:26:02] will carefully monitor professional weather forecasts, and for now
[00:26:05] magnetic storms, today there will be slight
[00:26:09] fluctuations, everything is within the norm, there are not even
[00:26:12] moderate magnetic storms in the forecast, so we are actually
[00:26:15] moving on to the weather for today,
[00:26:19] August 6, and let's see what it will be like
[00:26:23] throughout Ukraine, well, today
[00:26:26] is special, because it is actually the peak
[00:26:29] of this fierce heat already in the west, looking
[00:26:33] a little ahead I will say that the air temperature will become
[00:26:37] more comfortable, but today is the hottest day - this is the peak
[00:26:40] of this heat, I emphasize again, for today in the western regions
[00:26:43] 34-39°,
[00:26:46] in the northern part of Ukraine 33, 37, 33,
[00:26:49] 38, in some places up to 39, in the eastern
[00:26:53] part of Ukraine it is also dry, hot, anticyclonic
[00:26:56] weather 33-37°.
[00:27:00] In the central part of Ukraine it is also very dry, very hot,
[00:27:04] you see all these figures in the forecast, no precipitation is expected, in some places up to
[00:27:07] +40 can be, in the southern part of Ukraine also
[00:27:11] +32 +38°, very
[00:27:14] hot, dry weather, well, and in Kyiv today,
[00:27:18] actually the hottest day, dear Kyiv residents, you only need to last
[00:27:22] this one day today, well, tomorrow it will still be hot, but still
[00:27:25] the trend will already be, and by the way, today at the end
[00:27:28] of the day there is a possibility of a short shower with thunderstorms, but still...
[00:27:32] throughout the day it is still very hot weather, we go on
[00:27:35] and look at what the weather will be like throughout Europe today
[00:27:39] August 6, London +23, wonderful, wonderful
[00:27:43] air temperature, variable cloudiness, no precipitation, in Paris also
[00:27:46] dry weather will prevail +27, for Parisians
[00:27:50] - this is a blessing, in Madrid the heat continues
[00:27:53] +35°, but sunny, well,
[00:27:56] that is, very dry weather will persist, as will the heat, is meant,
[00:28:00] in Rome the same... situation
[00:28:03] 36-37° no precipitation, in Berlin it's
[00:28:06] much more comfortable +27°
[00:28:09] no precipitation is expected, in Oslo there is a possibility of a small rain
[00:28:13] +21° in Prague
[00:28:16] +35° and variable cloudiness, there is a possibility
[00:28:20] of a short rain, but still hot dry
[00:28:23] weather will prevail, that is, it will dominate, well, and in Warsaw today, although
[00:28:27] without precipitation, the air temperature is still quite
[00:28:31] high, here... This is the general,
[00:28:34] closest synoptic picture, I emphasize again that today in Ukraine
[00:28:37] is the hottest day, August 7,
[00:28:40] tomorrow the air temperature will start to decrease in the western regions,
[00:28:44] during August 8-9 in most regions
[00:28:47] of Ukraine the air temperature will calm down and return to
[00:28:51] comfort, we just have to wait one more
[00:28:54] day.
[00:29:03] We thank Natalka Didenko for the weather forecast, it's easier to plan your
[00:29:06] life with her, well, we have literally a minute left before
[00:29:10] saying goodbye to you, and I will use this opportunity to tell
[00:29:14] you that yesterday Oleksiy Yukov, the founder and head
[00:29:17] of the Ukrainian volunteer organization Platsdarm, died.
[00:29:21] It was involved in searching for the remains of fallen military personnel and
[00:29:24] civilians in the combat zone in eastern Ukraine. From
[00:29:28] February 2022, when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine,
[00:29:31] Yukov, along with six of his colleagues, found over
[00:29:35] imagine 400 bodies, half of which
[00:29:38] were soldiers of Putin's army, and this
[00:29:42] was the peculiarity of their work, to return
[00:29:45] everyone home, and
[00:29:48] to find as many Russian soldiers
[00:29:52] and their remains as possible, so that bodies could be exchanged and
[00:29:56] ours could return home. You know, they came to
[00:29:59] us to kill us just because we are Ukrainians, but at home they are waited for
[00:30:02] just like our mothers wait for our fallen, I must bring them
[00:30:06] home too, because their souls also need to find peace, how will we
[00:30:10] be different from them if we lose our humanity, that's
[00:30:14] who Oleksiy Lyukov was,
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[00:30:57] not one hundred, what will be the cost, well...