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[00:00:00] Why has the smile payment service never worked in posts protecting the airspace. Israel?
[00:00:36] in the air, combating enemy drones
[00:00:40] in the Kursk
[00:00:41] border region.
[00:00:45] Threats and blackmail: what tricks do Ukrainian special services
[00:00:48] use to recruit Russian teenagers, and what punishment awaits them
[00:00:52] for sabotage?
[00:00:56] Three attacks in a few days, with dead and wounded. Could the attacks
[00:01:00] on schools in Poland be somehow
[00:01:02] coordinated?
[00:01:11] special services conducted a large-scale operation in 17 regions of the country. Several
[00:01:15] dozens of teenagers and young people were detained. All of them were recruited
[00:01:19] by Ukrainian agents through social networks. Threats, blackmail, and
[00:01:23] easy money—this is the set of tools used to turn young people into disposable
[00:01:26] instruments for sabotage. After all, the Ukrainian curators' plans do not
[00:01:30] include saving the perpetrators. Stanislav Kostikov will tell us how to protect
[00:01:34] your loved ones from making a wrong step.
[00:01:37] Maria Gamova is not yet able to accept the reality that there is now a barbed wire fence
[00:01:41] between her and her son. In futile attempts to ward off a pile of anxious
[00:01:45] thoughts, she still can't understand how it happened that
[00:01:48] a teenager who was raised with kindness and love is now serving a sentence
[00:01:52] under the terrible article of terrorism. It's very
[00:01:54] difficult,
[00:01:57] and you realize that you can't help in any way.
[00:02:01] You can't help at all. Going through her son's school awards,
[00:02:04] Maria tries to pinpoint the moment when everything went wrong. A diligent
[00:02:08] student, a hard worker, at 17 Semyon was a real support for his family. He
[00:02:12] avoided conflicts and dreamed of becoming a sailor. But a few months
[00:02:15] ago, the young man did something that no one expected of him. He went to a
[00:02:19] gas station, filled a canister with gasoline, and started an arson.
[00:02:23] His mother only learned that her son had secretly been carrying out tasks for Ukrainian
[00:02:26] curators after his detention, by phone. Maria
[00:02:30] Alexandrovna, your child is sitting here with me,
[00:02:34] the FSB is next to him, Semyon set fire to the
[00:02:37] gas station.
[00:02:42] I didn't believe it. Maria also didn't believe that before the arson,
[00:02:46] her son transported money stolen by Ukrainian fraudsters, and even earlier,
[00:02:50] by order of unknown persons, filmed the contents of his parents' nightstands
[00:02:53] in search of cash. But these are proven and documented
[00:02:57] facts. Like dozens of other detained teenagers. Everything started with
[00:03:00] an attempt to meet online. If someone left personal data
[00:03:04] in a correspondence or dropped coordinates for a meeting, then instead of a
[00:03:08] girl, SBU officers immediately appeared. Then came
[00:03:11] intimidation, threats, and an offer to complete a couple of tasks to avoid
[00:03:15] a sad fate. Georgy Prilutsky, a 17-year-old Muscovite,
[00:03:18] was processed like this for a month. During this time, he didn't say a
[00:03:22] word to anyone, not even his closest relatives. When I
[00:03:26] arrived at the place
[00:03:30] with bottles and everything - I
[00:03:33] doubted, but then again, it was as if
[00:03:37] they started threatening me again, saying if you don't
[00:03:40] do this, then - we will come, open the doors, and kill your entire
[00:03:44] family. So I decided that the faster
[00:03:48] I finished it, the better everything would end, everything would be fine.
[00:03:52] For the schoolboy, it all ended with detention. Now he is under
[00:03:55] house arrest and awaiting sentencing. And this arsonist
[00:03:58] of relay cabinets is already serving his sentence... Savely Repov's testimonies did not
[00:04:01] involve intimidation or blackmail. The teenager committed the crime himself
[00:04:05] to earn money, even pulling in his friends. Now they are all
[00:04:09] behind bars. He says he understood, of course, that he was doing something bad, but he was
[00:04:12] sure that even if he got caught, it would only be a fine. There wasn't
[00:04:16] a single word about sabotage at the time
[00:04:19] of the correspondence, absolutely no hints of
[00:04:22] it. Yes, there were words that it was ordinary damage
[00:04:25] to property, and that it was very, very, very
[00:04:28] lightly punishable. The seventh grader...
[00:04:30] Maxim Plotnikov knew that such actions were very seriously punishable.
[00:04:33] Therefore, when a stranger wrote to him with suspicious questions, the schoolboy immediately
[00:04:37] realized that a bad person was hiding behind
[00:04:40] this account. They ask me to talk, what shopping centers
[00:04:44] are nearby, well, I already understand
[00:04:48] what it's about, I just continue the conversation
[00:04:51] so I can take a screenshot and go to the police with it,
[00:04:54] and they say, go blow up a shopping center for
[00:04:57] 6000. And Maxim went. But not to the shopping center, to the police
[00:05:01] station with his father and the saved correspondence. This
[00:05:05] is now the main material evidence in the criminal case. Such a mature
[00:05:08] act by the teenager was appreciated by both law enforcement and his loved ones.
[00:05:16] However, Maxim's case, sadly, is rather an exception to
[00:05:19] the established practice. The number of such crimes involving
[00:05:22] minors is growing steadily. In the first half
[00:05:25] of this year alone, 196 impressionable
[00:05:29] teenagers were punished, which is twice as many as in all of 2024.
[00:05:33] Investigator Alexandra Kil, who regularly interrogates detained
[00:05:36] schoolchildren, says that lately she cannot shake the feeling
[00:05:39] of déjà vu. They come to me, first, they...
[00:05:52] with whom they communicate, they tell me, everyone comes and tells the same thing, and the faces are the same.
[00:05:56] So for me, it's already an identical
[00:05:59] picture. It is this naivety and lack of awareness of teenagers
[00:06:02] that Ukrainian terrorists exploit. Closed groups,
[00:06:06] online games, anonymous chats become the platform for starting dangerous
[00:06:09] communication, and the end of these stories is always the same: detention.
[00:06:13] It is important to notice and recognize the danger in time,
[00:06:17] to pay attention to changes in the child's behavior, and to immediately
[00:06:21] take action. Do not be afraid to contact law enforcement
[00:06:24] agencies. Even if the teenager has engaged in dialogue with
[00:06:27] an intruder, it is important to know that it is never too late
[00:06:30] to stop. Lessons on important topics are designed to protect young people
[00:06:34] from the actions of cybercriminals. Through videos, cartoons, and conversations in an accessible
[00:06:37] language, children are explained how not to fall into an internet trap. New
[00:06:41] threats require new solutions from us, which is
[00:06:44] why we have involved bloggers who are popular among young
[00:06:48] people in this work. They, in the language of children, also tell
[00:06:52] on their social networks how not to become a victim of fraudsters and what to do
[00:06:55] if you do fall for their trick. And there is only
[00:06:58] one correct way out of such a situation: break ties with criminals
[00:07:02] and report what happened to law enforcement.
[00:07:05] A person is not subject to criminal liability for
[00:07:08] a crime if they voluntarily and definitively
[00:07:11] abandoned the commission of that crime.
[00:07:15] And this means that if a deceived person
[00:07:18] comes to their senses, stops preparing for a criminal
[00:07:21] act, and reports what is happening to law
[00:07:24] enforcement agencies, they will face absolutely nothing. In
[00:07:28] the opposite case, the mistakes of youth will have to be paid for
[00:07:30] bitterly and for a long time. For some, it will take the best years of their youth, and for
[00:07:34] others, their entire life. Stanislav Kustikov,
[00:07:37] NTV.
[00:07:40] Russian military forces last night launched new strikes on enemy
[00:07:44] infrastructure and ships used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces
[00:07:47] for their own interests. According to the Ministry of Defense, a logistics center
[00:07:51] in the Mykolaiv region was attacked by drones. Warehouses
[00:07:54] used by Ukrainian military personnel near the port of Chornomorsk. A dry cargo ship,
[00:07:58] which was delivering military equipment to militants, was hit
[00:08:01] during a sea crossing. Also, a vessel in the Odesa area was hit
[00:08:04] by drones. In the Kharkiv region, a refueling complex was destroyed. In three
[00:08:08] settlements in Odesa, Kryvyi Rih, and Pyatihatky,
[00:08:11] Dnipropetrovsk region. Heavy locomotives that were transporting
[00:08:14] military cargo were hit. In the city of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Odesa
[00:08:18] region, a cargo terminal of the Ukrainian postal service was destroyed
[00:08:21] as a result of the strike. It was used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for
[00:08:24] logistical purposes.
[00:08:27] In the zone of the special operation, the Russian military liberated two more settlements:
[00:08:30] Nikolskoye in the Zaporizhzhia region and Lidino in the Donetsk Republic. The
[00:08:34] Ministry of Defense emphasized that the village was taken under control thanks to
[00:08:38] the decisive actions of the Center and East troop groupings. Meanwhile,
[00:08:41] in Kursk.
[00:09:12] The Bars group, Kursk, the Sever grouping, repels another raid
[00:09:16] by Ukrainian drones.
[00:09:19] At this time, as a rule, long-range drones try to break through the border.
[00:09:22] They carry a warhead of several tens of
[00:09:26] kilograms. Here is the place of the explosion, where it
[00:09:29] hit. Apparently, the explosion was very powerful,
[00:09:32] scattered it for about 50 meters
[00:09:35] around. In addition to mobile crews, there are also stationary
[00:09:39] We have additional
[00:09:43] detection means that we monitor in advance, we see how they
[00:09:46] cross the state border, we are already preparing for combat sorties.
[00:09:49] The radar detected a signal, the enemy aircraft is in our direction. The
[00:09:52] explosive technician has a few minutes to connect power, install
[00:09:56] the charge, and launch the drone
[00:09:58] for hunting.
[00:10:02] Accelerating to over 200 km/h, the interceptor builds a route to
[00:10:05] the target. Carefully squeezing the sticks, the pilot steers our aircraft from under the tail
[00:10:09] of the enemy bird, so that it doesn't get swept away by the airflow. It approaches. 800
[00:10:16] grams with a range of destruction of up to 15 meters, that is, we
[00:10:19] approach and detonate, which is enough for us. Ukrainian Armed Forces
[00:10:23] drones that were suppressed by electronic warfare or simply fell without detonation,
[00:10:27] for example, by getting caught in tree branches, add work for our sappers.
[00:10:30] An explosive object has been found, I am inspecting
[00:10:33] it and defusing it. However, today the biggest danger in the border area,
[00:10:37] both for military personnel and civilians, are the so-called "waiting
[00:10:40] drones." These are drones that land in advance on certain areas
[00:10:44] and take off when the target
[00:10:45] approaches.
[00:10:49] Fighters of the UAV platoon, the engineering and sapper regiment Bars,
[00:10:53] and the North troop grouping are testing an automatic threat
[00:10:56] recognition system. The operator observes the monitor, and
[00:11:00] on the monitor, targets are marked in red. These are either
[00:11:03] waiting drones or engineering ammunition, meaning it's a
[00:11:06] mine or some kind of dropped item - or a suspicious object can be
[00:11:10] marked, and accordingly, the operator gives the shooter a command that
[00:11:13] there is a threat ahead, and it can be destroyed either with small arms
[00:11:17] or by a counter drop, meaning a loaded drone flies out,
[00:11:21] drops ammunition from above. Testing is carried out on various
[00:11:24] surfaces. This can be grass, asphalt. Now, specialists
[00:11:27] are evaluating how the program identifies targets on concrete surfaces.
[00:11:31] These FPVs, these, of course, without a warhead,
[00:11:35] land on a flat surface, as a rule, on roadsides, so that
[00:11:39] it's easier to take off. In real combat conditions, in certain sections
[00:11:43] of the front, the concentration of these waiting drones can reach a hundred per
[00:11:46] 1 km. In sleep mode, drones hardly consume
[00:11:50] power, meaning they can stay in ambush for hours, and according to some
[00:11:53] data, even for entire days. Engineers do not limit themselves to such
[00:11:56] test drives. The system is also being tested at the bases
[00:11:59] of active combat units, with feedback from the soldiers themselves. The main
[00:12:03] idea is accessibility, so that the application works on any laptop
[00:12:07] at hand. Mikhail Peretokin, Alexander Poddubny, NTV
[00:12:11] television company.
[00:12:14] The European Union has approved another, the twenty-second, package of anti-Russian
[00:12:17] sanctions. More than 1,500 companies and individuals
[00:12:21] associated with our defense sector fell under the restrictions.
[00:12:25] The decision was made at the EU states summit, which is taking place today in
[00:12:28] sanctions, the diplomats also discussed energy at the meeting. Due to the conflict
[00:12:32] between the US and Iran, fuel prices are only rising, and
[00:12:35] this has led to a serious crisis for the European Union, as a major importer
[00:12:39] of oil and gas. There is no clear way out of it, given that
[00:12:43] Brussels continues to insist on abandoning Russian
[00:12:46] energy resources. And this is against the background of an agreement between Moscow and Washington
[00:12:49] on diesel supplies. Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, commenting on this
[00:12:53] agreement, even stated that it strategically changes the situation in
[00:12:56] the world and broke the chain of anti-Russian sanctions.
[00:12:59] Given the energy crisis, it is not surprising that not all EU
[00:13:03] members are ready to follow the sanctions plan. For example,
[00:13:06] Slovakia is not going to abandon Russian gas by next autumn
[00:13:10] and has filed a lawsuit. Bratislava promises to use all
[00:13:13] legal means to protect its energy security. The country's
[00:13:17] Minister of Economy previously said that Slovakia will survive this winter
[00:13:20] thanks to a long-term contract with Gazprom, but what to do next
[00:13:24] is unknown. Hungary is also worried about this, but the new
[00:13:28] authorities assure that they will fulfill Brussels' directive on abandoning
[00:13:31] energy supplies from Russia, but experts do not see how
[00:13:35] Budapest can do this. However, the Hungarian government is stable in its
[00:13:39] refusal to supply weapons to Ukraine. This was again confirmed by
[00:13:42] Prime Minister Peter Moder, and he emphasized that his country will also not allow
[00:13:46] the transit of foreign weapons through its
[00:13:48] territory.
[00:13:53] The development of investment activity was discussed today by Vladimir Putin with
[00:13:56] the chairman of Business Russia, Alexey Repik. This public organization
[00:14:00] will be 25 years old in October. All these years, its representatives
[00:14:04] have actively participated in protecting the interests of entrepreneurs in the non-resource
[00:14:07] sector and in developing business in the country. Repik emphasized that in
[00:14:11] recent years, Russian business has experienced unprecedented
[00:14:14] pressure, but despite sanctions and restrictions, it shows dynamic
[00:14:17] growth. The President emphasized that the state will do everything to make
[00:14:21] entrepreneurs feel safe and confident.
[00:14:25] There are challenges now, that's obvious. I would like to discuss with you
[00:14:29] and hear your opinion on what the state needs to
[00:14:33] do so that businesses feel calm,
[00:14:36] confident, at home, feel safe
[00:14:39] and would understand that the state protects
[00:14:42] its interests, just as businesses today
[00:14:46] respond to the state to all the challenges
[00:14:49] that Russia faces, accumulated serious and important skills. According to Repik,
[00:14:53] Russian business has accumulated serious and important competencies for the country. All
[00:14:57] ideas are currently being discussed with the Central Bank and the
[00:15:00] government. The Nobel Prize in Economics
[00:15:04] 2026 was awarded to Americans Robert Hall and Michael
[00:15:07] Woodford. They were recognized for developing models that help
[00:15:11] governments and central banks smooth out economic downturns and
[00:15:14] upturns. The laureates proposed building
[00:15:17] macroeconomic models that take into account household and company decisions,
[00:15:20] as well as their expectations regarding future policy.
[00:15:24] Central banks and governments around the world
[00:15:37] to combat economic shocks, from energy
[00:15:41] crises to sharp changes in consumer demand.
[00:15:45] Polish authorities are trying to understand
[00:15:50] the reasons for "Bloody Friday," as they called the series of attacks
[00:15:54] on schools. More than 10 people were injured, and one
[00:15:57] employee died. While the police are intensifying security and conducting mass
[00:16:01] arrests, social networks are talking about preparations for new attacks.
[00:16:04] They are increasingly writing about coordinated attacks. Who
[00:16:07] could be behind them? Sergey Kholoshevsky investigated.
[00:16:11] On Saturday, in one of the colleges in
[00:16:14] Warsaw, a twenty-one-year-old woman attacked a
[00:16:17] seventeen-year-old girl, stabbing her with a knife.
[00:16:20] Casualties were miraculously avoided. Three wounded. This
[00:16:23] was the third attack in the previous week in educational institutions
[00:16:27] in Poland, not counting those prevented by the police.
[00:16:30] On October 7th, a nineteen-year-old student from Ostroleka entered the school with
[00:16:34] a backpack, from which... At that moment, I approached him
[00:17:26] and tried to talk to him. When I managed to establish contact,
[00:17:29] he asked me for help and even wanted to be
[00:17:33] hugged. I sympathize with both families, especially
[00:17:37] the one where the mother and wife died. It's terrible. But
[00:17:41] this boy has parents, relatives, for them it's also
[00:17:44] a tragedy. What is currently happening in Poland is called
[00:17:48] differently by the authorities, either a psychosis among
[00:17:52] schoolchildren, or a coordinated attack on civilian safety
[00:17:55] through the network. This is not at all like the mass school riot in
[00:17:58] France. Over the past few days, the Polish police have already
[00:18:02] detained more than a hundred teenagers who posed a danger to
[00:18:06] others. Among parents, there are rumors of some
[00:18:09] online challenge called Bloody Friday. Some
[00:18:12] newspapers even write about a Russian
[00:18:15] trace. Chains of ominous rumors,
[00:18:19] including lists of places where attacks will occur, spread
[00:18:23] among students like wildfire. Many parents lost
[00:18:27] their minds. In such a situation, Russia takes the cherry from
[00:18:30] someone else's cake and additionally messes with
[00:18:33] Poles' heads. It is not excluded that it may
[00:18:36] inspire the attacks themselves. However, this time, the
[00:18:39] Polish authorities had the sense not to link the school attacks with
[00:18:43] Moscow's intrigues. The internet was appointed
[00:18:46] as the culprit. Violence, challenges, gaming,
[00:18:50] media propagating cruelty. The cult of violence
[00:18:54] has become ubiquitous and has reached Poland. We first
[00:18:57] encountered a minor killer who wore a helmet with
[00:19:01] a camera and filmed the attack with a knife. And you know what,
[00:19:05] we wanted to block everything, for example.
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[00:27:41] to the Republic of Congo last year. There, she became one of
[00:27:44] the first teachers of the project and began to introduce her students to the Russian
[00:27:48] language and our traditions, from pancakes on
[00:27:51] Shrovetide to popular drinking songs and not only. For
[00:27:55] Student's Day, we printed a very large
[00:27:59] grade book and held a whole event where we...
[00:28:02] told students what a grade book is, introduced
[00:28:05] them to some terms,
[00:28:09] such as more conversational Russian, for example,
[00:28:13] "prepod" (teacher), "zachotka" (grade book) and so
[00:28:16] on, to fail an exam. We told them
[00:28:20] all about this, and in the end, we taught them a tradition where
[00:28:24] students, on the night before an exam, put their grade book
[00:28:27] under their pillow and say: "Khalyava, come!" After all, the task
[00:28:30] of the project participants is not only to teach, but also to prepare children for
[00:28:34] admission to Russian universities, where Congolese people strive
[00:28:37] to get a high-quality higher education in specialties important
[00:28:40] in the republic. It's no coincidence.
[00:28:43] Russian is taught here in many schools, more and more, the great and
[00:28:47] mighty language is in demand in China, where a Crimean woman, Elena Grankina, has been teaching for more than
[00:28:50] a year. In addition to schoolchildren, she sometimes has to
[00:28:54] teach teachers, and she is invited to master classes for
[00:28:57] Chinese colleagues even in other cities. Our services are very
[00:29:00] much in demand, as... of the Russian language
[00:29:03] by students, by teachers
[00:29:07] of the Russian language, by Chinese, and
[00:29:10] by the administrations of educational institutions. Now
[00:29:14] there will be a very immodest
[00:29:16] statement, but I feel like, at the very least, a bridge
[00:29:20] between cultures, and at the very most, I feel like
[00:29:23] an ambassador of the Russian language. The path of
[00:29:26] Russian language ambassadors began a little less than 10 years ago. Over
[00:29:30] these years, the project has attracted about... an accurate
[00:34:31] teeth appeared on the highway in the Tyumen region. It is not reported where the bear
[00:34:35] got the sign, and he clearly did not know what to do with it,
[00:34:39] but he was not going to follow the traffic rules.
[00:34:43] Having played enough, he transferred his attention to a truck. The bear scratched
[00:34:46] the hood, lay on the asphalt and began to bite the tire. What
[00:34:50] ended the bear's traffic collision
[00:34:53] is unknown, the video from eyewitnesses
[00:34:55] cuts off.
[00:34:58] And in Yakutia, polar bears were counted. During the next stage of the
[00:35:02] census, specialists studied individuals in the Nizhnekolymsky district,
[00:35:05] which has had the status of a specially protected area for several years.
[00:35:09] They checked the number, condition, health of the animals, and family composition. Drones
[00:35:13] and... and Rosseti have already managed to establish
[00:35:17] that the inhabitants of the reserve are much fatter than their
[00:35:20] relatives in other areas. What other conclusions did the scientists make,
[00:35:24] Sergey Antsigin knows.
[00:35:27] From the airfield of the Yakut village of Chersky to the nearest
[00:35:31] cordon of the Bear Islands Reserve is only an hour's flight,
[00:35:34] but beyond the Arctic Circle, transport accessibility is not measured
[00:35:38] by distance, but by actual weather. For
[00:35:41] aerial monitoring of polar bears, it was far from ideal.
[00:35:45] Low clouds and winds up to 20 m/s. In
[00:35:48] such conditions, it was especially difficult for those participants of the expedition
[00:35:52] who were responsible for visual counting of individuals. However, what
[00:35:55] was inaccessible to the human eye was more than compensated for by
[00:35:59] modern technology. During the overflight of the mainland part of the reserve
[00:36:03] and the islands of the archipelago, continuous
[00:36:06] multispectral imaging was carried out. Here on Krestovsky, as
[00:36:09] expected, the number of bears is so
[00:36:12] impressive, personally.
[00:36:15] On the starboard side, we recorded about 49 bears in total.
[00:36:19] Here today, the concentration reaches about
[00:36:22] 90 individuals. On Four-Pillar Island,
[00:36:25] the weather improved, and specially equipped
[00:36:29] drones were launched into the sky. The bears reacted calmly to the aerial
[00:36:32] counters, and the scientists, being at a safe distance,
[00:36:36] could fill out the questionnaire data. Marital
[00:36:39] status, experienced biologists determined at first
[00:36:42] glance. Most often, females with cubs-yearlings and
[00:36:45] pregnant bears
[00:36:48] were caught on camera. The status of the polar bear maternity
[00:36:51] archipelago was fully confirmed. Polar bears are at the
[00:36:55] top of the food pyramid.
[00:36:57] By the state of their population, by the dynamics of its changes,
[00:37:01] by the number, by the distribution of offspring, yes, accordingly, it is possible
[00:37:04] to determine how well the ecosystem as a whole
[00:37:07] feels in the area of the Bear Islands.
[00:37:11] Polar bears in the Nizhnekolymsky district of Yakutia have been carefully studied since
[00:37:14] 2020. It was then that vast areas of land and
[00:37:18] adjacent waters of the East Siberian Sea, totaling
[00:37:22] 815 hectares, became
[00:37:24] a specially protected natural area of federal significance. For
[00:37:28] comprehensive studies, including genetic ones, scientists
[00:37:31] catch large animals. While the bears, weighing almost
[00:37:35] a ton, are peacefully resting under the influence of a sleeping pill, they take blood
[00:37:38] for analysis, hair samples and other biomaterials. We conduct
[00:37:42] captures in order to assess the health of polar
[00:37:45] bears, to understand what they suffer from, what they eat,
[00:37:49] how much larger or smaller they are than other
[00:37:52] bears living in the Russian Arctic. The results of large-scale
[00:37:56] aerial surveys showed: the polar bear population in Yakutia
[00:37:59] is increasing. In 2023, the population
[00:38:03] was 175 individuals, after 2 years, already
[00:38:06] 182, even more animals were recorded last
[00:38:10] September, the exact data will be announced after
[00:38:13] tens of thousands of photographs are processed by artificial intelligence. There is
[00:38:17] another interesting observation: polar bears of
[00:38:20] the Nizhnekolymsky district are the fattest among all
[00:38:23] their relatives in other parts of the Russian Arctic. They are gradually
[00:38:32] adapting to climatic changes in the Arctic, which
[00:38:36] means that the Yakut Bear Islands Reserve can well claim
[00:38:39] the status of a model site for other countries of
[00:38:42] the Arctic region, where due to global warming and melting
[00:38:46] ice, a sharp decline in the population of
[00:38:49] this endangered species is observed. Sergey Antsidzin, NTV
[00:38:53] television company.
[00:38:56] And now about the weather. The first
[00:39:08] half of the week will be rainy, but by the weekend we expect improvement,
[00:39:12] details in a few seconds. How to reduce joint pain
[00:39:16] without harm to the stomach? Rheumoflex
[00:39:19] reduces inflammation and pain in joints without damaging the stomach
[00:39:22] and normalizes uric acid levels, preventing its deposition
[00:39:26] in the joints.
[00:39:28] has no analogues. Cleanse your liver with folk remedies,
[00:39:32] try to replace them with Avesol. Only in
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[00:39:56] the weather changes, do your joints ache? Take Rheumoflex,
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[00:40:03] acid levels. Rheumoflex from Evalar has no
[00:40:05] analogues. So, in the north of the European territory, the daytime temperature
[00:40:09] is approaching zero, but in Murmansk and Naryan-Mar, there is no
[00:40:13] precipitation. In the northwest, tomorrow there will be practically no rain, in
[00:40:16] Pskov +10. But through the central region, an atmospheric
[00:40:20] front stretches, a narrow band of precipitation will cover Yaroslavl, Moscow,
[00:40:23] Kaluga, while Smolensk will remain aside, there
[00:40:26] will be +12. In Ryazan, there is also no precipitation, the air will warm up to almost
[00:40:30] twenty degrees. It will be warm and partly sunny tomorrow in the Black Earth region
[00:40:33] and the Volga region, with daytime temperatures of 20-23. And in the south,
[00:40:36] it's summer again in Simferopol and Sochi, 25-27, although with
[00:40:40] light rains, but they won't last long. More on the weather in the capitals
[00:40:44] later. How to keep blood sugar levels normal?
[00:40:47] Take Ollejim Evalar, a natural complex recommended by
[00:40:51] the Russian Diabetes Association. Ollejim,
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[00:41:00] helps maintain normal blood sugar levels. Aliedjim
[00:41:04] - blood sugar is normal with it. In St. Petersburg
[00:41:07] tomorrow, rain, sometimes heavy, during the day +7, by evening it will get colder to
[00:41:10] 3°. In Moscow +10-12, in the next 2
[00:41:14] days there will be heavy rains, so it's better not to go out without
[00:41:16] an umbrella.
[00:41:19] Thank you, that was the weather forecast from Evgenia
[00:41:21] Neronskaya. That's all for now, visit
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