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[00:00:18] destroyed on the ground and in the air, soldiers, volunteers confront
[00:00:21] enemy drones in the Kursk
[00:00:23] border region.
[00:00:27] Three attacks in a few days, there are dead, wounded. Could
[00:00:30] attacks on schools in Poland
[00:00:32] be coordinated?
[00:00:36] Knowledge without borders, as part of the project of the Ministry of Education, Russian teachers
[00:00:39] have already taught tens of thousands of people in other
[00:00:42] countries.
[00:00:45] Everyone was counted in Yakutia, on the territory of the protected area,
[00:00:49] a census was conducted among polar
[00:00:50] bears.
[00:00:55] About the main things up to this minute, in the studio Ilya Fedorovtsev.
[00:00:58] Hello.
[00:01:00] Russian military last night launched new strikes on enemy infrastructure
[00:01:04] facilities, as well as on ships that the Ukrainian Armed Forces used in their interests. As
[00:01:08] reported by the Ministry of Defense, a logistics center in Mykolaiv region was attacked
[00:01:11] with drones. The warehouses were used by the Ukrainian
[00:01:15] military, near the port of Chornomorsk, on the sea passage, a dry cargo ship
[00:01:18] that was delivering military equipment to militants was hit. Also,
[00:01:22] a ship in the Odesa area was hit by drones. In Kharkiv region,
[00:01:25] a refueling complex was destroyed. In three settlements in Odesa, Kryvyi Rih
[00:01:29] and Pyatikhatky, Dnipropetrovsk region, heavy
[00:01:33] locomotives that were transporting military cargo were hit. In the city of
[00:01:35] Belgorod-Dniester, Odesa region, as a result of the strike,
[00:01:39] a cargo terminal of the Ukrainian post office was destroyed. It was used by the AFU for
[00:01:42] logistical purposes.
[00:01:46] In the special operation zone, Russian military liberated two more settlements,
[00:01:49] this is Nikolskoye in Zaporizhzhia region and Lidina in Donetsk
[00:01:53] Republic. As reported by the Ministry of Defense, it was possible to take the village under control
[00:01:56] thanks to the decisive actions of troop groupings.
[00:02:30] The mobile fire group "Bars" Kursk, of the "Sever" grouping,
[00:02:33] repels another raid by Ukrainian
[00:02:35] drones. At this time, as a rule, long-range
[00:02:39] drones try to break through the border. They carry a warhead
[00:02:43] of several tens of kilograms. Here is the place
[00:02:46] of the explosion where it stuck. Apparently, the explosion was
[00:02:49] very powerful, it threw everything up to
[00:02:52] about 50 meters in a circle. In addition to nomadic
[00:02:56] crews, there are also stationary posts protecting the airspace. We have
[00:03:00] additional detection means, which we look at
[00:03:03] in advance, we see how they cross the state border, we
[00:03:06] are already preparing for combat missions. The radar detected a signal, an enemy aircraft
[00:03:10] in our direction. The sapper has a few minutes to
[00:03:13] connect the power, install the charge, launch the drone for
[00:03:16] hunting.
[00:03:20] Having accelerated to 200 km/h, the interceptor builds a route to
[00:03:24] the target. Carefully squeezing the sticks, the pilot takes our plane out from under the tail
[00:03:27] of the enemy bird so that it is not carried away by the air flow, attacks from
[00:03:31] below. Fragmentation-high-explosive warhead weighing 800 g with
[00:03:35] a destruction range of up to 15 m. That is, we
[00:03:38] approach and detonate, that is generally enough for us. Ukrainian Armed Forces drones,
[00:03:42] which were suppressed by electronic warfare means or simply fell without detonation, for example,
[00:03:46] getting caught in tree branches, add work for our sappers. An explosive
[00:03:49] object has been found, I inspect, fence it off.
[00:03:53] However, today the greatest danger in the border area, both for the military and
[00:03:57] civilians, are the so-called "waiting drones". The
[00:04:12] "Sever" troop grouping is testing a system for automatic recognition of such
[00:04:16] a threat. The operator observes the monitor, and on the monitor, targets
[00:04:19] are marked in red. These are either "waiting drones" or engineering
[00:04:23] ammunition, that is, a mine or some kind
[00:04:26] of drop, or a suspicious object can be marked, and...
[00:04:30] Accordingly, the operator gives a command to the shooter that there is a threat ahead,
[00:04:33] which can be destroyed both by small arms and
[00:04:36] by means of a counter-drop, that is, a charged drone flies out and drops
[00:04:40] ammunition from above. Testing is carried out on different surfaces,
[00:04:43] it can be grass, asphalt. Now specialists are evaluating how
[00:04:47] the program identifies targets on concrete pavement. These
[00:04:50] FPVs, these, of course, without a warhead, land
[00:04:54] on a flat surface, usually on the side of roads, to make it easier
[00:04:58] to take off. In real combat conditions, in some sections
[00:05:01] of the front, the concentration of these "waiting drones" can reach hundreds per
[00:05:05] 1 km. In sleep mode, drones hardly consume
[00:05:08] charge, meaning they can be in ambush for hours, and according to some data...
[00:05:12] and even for whole days. Engineers are not limited
[00:05:15] to such test drives. The system is being tested, among other things, at the base
[00:05:18] of warring units with feedback from the soldiers themselves. The main
[00:05:22] idea is accessibility, so that the application works on any laptop that
[00:05:25] is at hand. Mikhail Peretokin, Alexander Podubny, NTV
[00:05:29] Television Company.
[00:05:34] Polish authorities are trying to figure out the causes of Bloody Friday. That's
[00:05:38] what they called the series of attacks on schools. More than ten people were wounded, one
[00:05:56] On Saturday, in one of the colleges in Warsaw, a twenty-one-year-old
[00:05:59] woman attacked a seventeen-year-old girl,
[00:06:02] stabbing her. The victim was saved only by a
[00:06:06] miracle, three were wounded. This was the third attack in
[00:06:09] the previous week in educational institutions in Poland, not counting those
[00:06:13] prevented by the police. On October 7, a nineteen-year-old
[00:06:16] student in Ostrolenka entered the school with a backpack from which smoke
[00:06:20] was coming. He attacked people with a knife, and
[00:06:23] later explosives were found in the backpack. The result: nine
[00:06:27] wounded. Seven people were injured inside the school
[00:06:30] building, two in the park tens of meters from the school entrance, and one more
[00:06:34] person, the attacker himself, who was injured during
[00:06:36] the detention.
[00:06:38] It's simply unbelievable, it still doesn't make sense. It's terrible.
[00:06:42] What could have driven this young man to do such a thing? The next day, in
[00:06:46] the small village of Leszczydol Nowiny of the same Masovian Voivodeship,
[00:06:50] a fifteen-year-old former student burst into the school with three
[00:06:54] knives attached to a helmet with a smartphone to
[00:06:57] record the murder. The first
[00:07:00] knife blow to the neck he inflicted on the cleaner, she
[00:07:02] died. The attacker was neutralized by the director
[00:07:06] and a teacher. At that moment, I approached him
[00:07:10] and tried to talk to him, when he said to me. Among
[00:07:42] parents,
[00:07:51] there are rumors of a certain challenge on the Internet called
[00:07:54] Bloody Friday, and some newspapers even
[00:07:57] write about a Russian trace. Chains
[00:08:00] of ominous rumors, including lists of places where
[00:08:04] attacks would occur, spread among students with lightning
[00:08:07] speed, many parents lost their minds. In such a situation,
[00:08:11] Russia is making up a cherry.
[00:08:42] a juvenile killer who put on a helmet with a camera and filmed the knife
[00:08:46] attack, and you know what, we wanted to block
[00:08:49] everything, for example, an offer to pay for
[00:08:51] murder, but we couldn't because of alleged
[00:08:54] freedom of speech. Polish authorities sent a letter to school
[00:08:58] directors asking them to hold pedagogical councils and
[00:09:01] discussions with schoolchildren. The police promise patrols near
[00:09:05] every educational institution, although the teachers themselves
[00:09:08] say that this is unlikely to save them.
[00:09:12] One can prepare for every event that one might encounter in life.
[00:09:16] Schools practice evacuation procedures from a building in case of fire,
[00:09:20] but in a situation of an attack with a dangerous object, the procedure should have
[00:09:23] been completely different. However, Tusk himself and
[00:09:27] the Polish Minister of Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz did not escape threats. The day before,
[00:09:30] the Polish police received a notification about a possible assassination attempt
[00:09:34] on the prime minister and the minister of defense. Special services announced the
[00:09:37] strengthening of security for the first persons
[00:09:39] of the state.
[00:10:12] future policies of the authorities, this allows for more accurate assessment of the consequences
[00:10:16] of changes in interest rates and budget expenditures. As noted by the Swedish
[00:10:19] Royal Academy of Sciences, the scientists' work laid the theoretical foundation
[00:10:23] for the model that is used today by central banks and governments around the world to
[00:10:27] combat economic upheavals, from energy
[00:10:30] crises to sharp changes in consumer
[00:10:33] demand.
[00:10:36] Our teachers have taught more than 70,000 foreign schoolchildren.
[00:10:40] These are the interim results of the Russian Teacher Abroad project of the Ministry of Education.
[00:10:43] Mathematics, biology, languages are taught by our specialists in more
[00:10:47] than thirty countries, including African ones, and, as they say about themselves, they
[00:10:51] become not just mentors, but also unique bridges
[00:10:55] between cultures. Ksenia Ignatova met with the project
[00:10:58] participants. Dinar Fazle
[00:11:01] Akhmetov, a native of Ufa, walks through sunny Bishkek to the school where
[00:11:05] he has been teaching mathematics to Kyrgyz children
[00:11:08] for four years. He is one of the favorite teachers of eighth-graders,
[00:11:11] young, moderately strict, very attentive to his
[00:11:14] students. Because of him, I really like mathematics,
[00:11:18] and he explains the topic very well, because he
[00:11:22] devotes time to everyone, and it is very important to him
[00:11:26] that everyone understands the topic. Dinar teaches lessons exclusively in Russian. This
[00:11:29] language is used in Kyrgyzstan almost on a par with the native language. More than half
[00:11:33] of the population speaks Russian fluently. A significant portion
[00:11:37] of children are taught Russian and other subjects in this language today by
[00:11:40] teachers from Russia. Dinar and his colleagues
[00:11:44] are participants in the international humanitarian project of our
[00:11:47] Ministry of Education, "Russian Teacher Abroad". Having learned about the
[00:11:51] opportunity to work abroad and see the world,
[00:11:54] the young teacher decided instantly, applied
[00:11:57] and almost immediately received a referral to a small village on the shore
[00:12:00] of Issyk-Kul, and there, in Bishkek, the project provided
[00:12:04] Dinar with housing and, of course, helped with household
[00:12:07] arrangements, but he felt support not only
[00:12:10] from compatriots, I met very
[00:12:13] benevolent, wonderful, and
[00:12:16] responsive people who everywhere always
[00:12:19] helped me, and therefore, when I arrived,
[00:12:23] I kind of felt myself abroad,
[00:12:25] but the traditions, culture,
[00:12:29] language, it is very similar to
[00:12:31] ours, namely, I myself am from the Republic
[00:12:34] of Bashkortostan, and therefore I even understand about 70%, probably,
[00:12:37] of what the Kyrgyzs are saying. Of course, not all countries where
[00:12:41] teachers work abroad have something in common with
[00:12:44] Russia. Alexander Vasilyev from Voronezh, for example, last
[00:12:47] year was sent to the Republic of Congo. There she became one of
[00:12:51] the first teachers of the project and began to introduce her students to...
[00:12:55] the language, to our traditions, from blini at Maslenitsa to
[00:12:59] popular drinking songs and not only. For Student
[00:13:02] Day, we printed a very, very big
[00:13:05] grade book and held a whole event where we told
[00:13:08] schoolchildren and students what a grade book is, introduced them to
[00:13:11] some terms,
[00:13:14] such as more conversational Russian,
[00:13:18] for example, "prepod", "grade book" and so
[00:13:21] on, "fail".
[00:13:25] We told them about all of this and at the end taught them
[00:13:28] a tradition where students, on the night before an exam,
[00:13:32] put their grade book under their pillow and say: "Khalyava,
[00:13:35] come!" After all, the task of the project participants is not only to teach, but
[00:13:39] also to prepare children for admission to Russian universities, where
[00:13:42] Congolese people strive to enter for high-quality higher education
[00:13:46] in specialties important for the republic. It's no coincidence that
[00:13:49] Russian is taught in many schools here, and it is increasingly widely
[00:13:53] and powerfully in demand in China, where Elena Grankina from Crimea
[00:13:56] has been teaching for several years. In addition to schoolchildren, she sometimes
[00:14:00] has to teach teachers as well, she is invited to master classes for
[00:14:03] Chinese colleagues, even in other cities. Our services are very much
[00:14:06] in demand, as teachers of the Russian language,
[00:14:10] by students and teachers of the Russian
[00:14:13] language, Chinese, and
[00:14:16] by the administrations of educational institutions. Now
[00:14:20] it will be a very immodest
[00:14:22] statement, but I feel myself, at least, a bridge
[00:14:26] between cultures, well, and at most, I feel like
[00:14:30] an ambassador of the Russian language. The path of
[00:14:33] ambassadors of the Russian language began a little less than 10 years ago. Over
[00:14:36] these years, the project attracted about 600 teachers from
[00:14:40] all over Russia, and they taught more than
[00:14:43] 70 thousand foreign schoolchildren. Today,
[00:14:47] the Russian teacher abroad works in more than thirty
[00:14:50] countries around the world. Ksenia Ignatova, NTV
[00:14:53] television company.
[00:14:57] A bear with a road sign in its teeth appeared on the highway in the Tyumen
[00:15:01] region. It is not reported where the clubfoot got the sign,
[00:15:04] but he clearly did not know what to do with it, and he was certainly not
[00:15:08] going to follow traffic rules. Having played with the sign,
[00:15:11] he turned his attention to a truck: the bear scratched the hood, lay down on the asphalt,
[00:15:15] and began to bite the tire. How this
[00:15:18] bear-vehicle collision ended is unknown; the video from eyewitnesses
[00:15:22] cuts off.
[00:15:25] in Yakutia, on the contrary, they are not generous with their attention to people. Specialists who are currently conducting a census of animals
[00:15:29] have to launch aviation, drones
[00:15:32] and use neural networks to obtain scientific data. Where are the
[00:15:35] studies being conducted?
[00:15:50] It's only an hour's flight to the nearest cordon of the Medvezhyi Ostrova nature reserve, but beyond the Arctic Circle, transport accessibility is not measured
[00:15:53] by distance, but by the actual weather. For
[00:15:56] aerial monitoring of polar bears, it was far from
[00:15:59] ideal, low clouds and wind up to 20
[00:16:02] m/s. In such conditions, it was especially difficult for
[00:16:06] those participants in the expedition.
[00:16:37] About 90 individuals on Four-Stolbovy Island.
[00:16:41] The weather improved, and specially equipped drones were launched
[00:16:44] into the sky. The bears reacted calmly to the aerial
[00:16:48] census takers, and the scientists, keeping a safe
[00:16:51] distance, were able to fill out questionnaires. Experienced
[00:16:55] biologists determined family status at first glance.
[00:16:58] Most often, females with yearling cubs and
[00:17:02] pregnant bears were caught on camera. The status
[00:17:05] of the polar bear maternity ward for the protected
[00:17:09] archipelago was fully confirmed. Polar bears are at the top of the food
[00:17:11] chain. By the state of their population,
[00:17:15] by the dynamics of its changes, numbers, by the distribution of offspring, yes,
[00:17:19] accordingly, one can determine how well the entire ecosystem
[00:17:22] feels in the area of the Bear Islands.
[00:17:26] Polar bears in the Nizhnekolymsky district of Yakutia have been carefully studied since
[00:17:29] 2020. It was then that the spacious land
[00:17:33] areas and adjacent waters of the East Siberian Sea, totaling 815,000
[00:17:37] hectares, became a specially protected
[00:17:40] natural territory of federal significance. For comprehensive
[00:17:44] research, including genetic, scientists
[00:17:47] catch large animals. While the thousand-pound
[00:17:50] bears are peacefully resting under the influence of a sedative, blood,
[00:17:54] hair samples, and other biomaterials are taken for analysis.
[00:17:57] We make captures in order to assess the health of polar
[00:18:01] bears, to understand what they suffer from, what they eat,
[00:18:05] how much larger or smaller they are than
[00:18:08] other bears inhabiting the Russian Arctic. The results of three large-scale
[00:18:11] aerial surveys showed that the population of polar bears in Yakutia
[00:18:15] is increasing. In 2023, the population
[00:18:18] was 175 individuals, and two years later it was already
[00:18:21] 182. Even more animals were recorded last
[00:18:25] September. Accurate data will be announced after
[00:18:28] tens of thousands of photographs are processed by artificial intelligence. There is
[00:18:32] another interesting observation: The polar bears of the Nizhnekolymsky
[00:18:36] ulus are the fattest among all their
[00:18:39] relatives in other parts of the Russian range. According to
[00:18:42] preliminary estimates of scientists, all this may indicate that large
[00:18:46] predators are gradually adapting to climatic
[00:18:49] changes beyond the Arctic Circle, which means that the Yakut
[00:18:52] Medvezhyi Ostrova nature reserve can well claim the status of a model
[00:18:56] site for other countries of the Arctic region, where due to
[00:18:59] global warming and melting ice, a sharp
[00:19:03] decline in the population of this Red Book
[00:19:05] species is observed. company
[00:19:08] NTV.
[00:19:11] Now a word to my colleague, Valeriya Gavrilovskaya, host of the "Emergency
[00:19:14] Incident" program. Lera, what will be on the
[00:19:16] air today? Ilya, today about schoolchildren
[00:19:20] and students who had the misfortune to become puppets in
[00:19:23] the hands of Ukrainian terrorists, and now will serve a life
[00:19:26] sentence for a crime they were pushed into or
[00:19:30] forced to commit through cunning and threats. Most
[00:19:34] of all, they pressed on the fact that the life and health of their loved ones depends
[00:19:37] on whether they commit an act of sabotage or not.
[00:19:41] Treacherously and cynically, Kyiv curators seized the minds
[00:19:44] of Russian children, forcing them to commit arsons and bombings.
[00:19:48] How teenagers are recruited, what chats and online games
[00:19:52] are better to avoid, and what
[00:20:00] Incident" program after a short break.
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[00:24:30] On NTV, the emergency program, in the studio Valeriya Gavrilovskaya,
[00:24:34] we are live. Hello. And at
[00:24:36] the beginning of the broadcast, about the vile and cynical scheme of deceiving
[00:24:40] Russian children by representatives of the Ukrainian terrorist regime.
[00:24:43] Investigators report that recently more than fifty
[00:24:47] minors have been detained on charges
[00:24:51] of committing various acts of sabotage, and despite continuous efforts to
[00:24:54] combat this, the statistics continue to grow. Kyiv curators come up
[00:24:58] with increasingly sophisticated methods of
[00:25:01] influencing teenagers' minds, using all methods, from
[00:25:04] psychological pressure to blackmail and death
[00:25:08] threats. Often they involve them by promising high
[00:25:11] income. Instead, these young people end up behind bars,
[00:25:15] sometimes for life. There is only one
[00:25:18] way to avoid this: immediately report what is happening
[00:25:22] to law enforcement agencies and stop any actions
[00:25:26] related to preparing a crime. The stories
[00:25:29] of those who did not do this, and what it led to, in
[00:25:32] Stanislav Kostikov's report. Oh, to accept
[00:25:36] the reality where there is now a barbed wire fence between her and her son, Maria Gamova
[00:25:40] is not yet able to. In unsuccessful attempts to ward off a swarm of anxious
[00:25:43] thoughts, she still cannot understand how it happened that
[00:25:46] the teenager, who was raised in kindness and love, is now
[00:25:50] serving a sentence under the terrible charge of terrorism.
[00:25:53] It's very
[00:25:56] difficult, and you realize that you can't help?