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[00:00:57] Hello, this is Russia News on Russia TV, in the studio with Denis Polunchuk. And
[00:01:00] the main news at this hour: first, about new strikes by the Russian
[00:01:04] army on rear facilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. At this moment, in Kyiv,
[00:01:07] sirens are wailing again. Several
[00:01:10] hits are reported in the Bucha district. Several
[00:01:13] industrial enterprises are located there, which work in the interests of the militants. In addition,
[00:01:17] as reported today by the Ministry of Defense, a data center
[00:01:20] in Odessa was hit. It was used for processing and
[00:01:23] transmitting information for the formation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. And in the port of Chernomorsk, a dry cargo ship
[00:01:27] with NATO weapons is on fire. Mikhail Fedotov
[00:01:30] will continue the story.
[00:01:35] The footage shows a drone hitting the data center in Odessa. Emergency services in
[00:01:38] the coastal city worked all night at the strike site, clearing debris
[00:01:42] and assessing the extent of the damage. The enemy attacked. The enemy
[00:01:45] attacked this building for the second time. Last time, about a year ago.
[00:01:49] Now it has suffered serious damage, but no one was
[00:01:53] injured. After the direct hit, the internet was disconnected for most
[00:01:57] subscribers, but most importantly, it was gone in the headquarters of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which are deployed
[00:02:00] in the Odessa region. And through the World Wide Web, among other things,
[00:02:03] troop control and monitoring of equipment,
[00:02:07] weapons, and personnel transfers are carried out. The damage is serious. The damage
[00:02:11] is very serious, the power supply systems, and
[00:02:14] also the server cooling systems, suffered the most. We cannot yet say when we
[00:02:18] will restore operations. The strike has already been confirmed by the Russian
[00:02:21] Ministry of Defense, noting that the armed forces continue systematic attacks on
[00:02:25] all facilities associated with the Ukrainian Armed Forces involved in
[00:02:28] providing logistics, production, and repair of military equipment and weapon
[00:02:31] systems. As a result of the strike, the Tenet data center in
[00:02:35] Odessa, used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces
[00:02:39] Chernomorsk, a dry cargo
[00:02:42] ship that delivered military
[00:02:45] cargo was hit. Strikes this night were carried out on Dnipropetrovsk and
[00:02:48] Zaporizhzhia regions, on warehouses where weapons and
[00:02:51] drones were stored. Ukrainian experts
[00:02:55] is practically powerless against Russian
[00:02:59] the question is, who are you? Now the main question is who can faster
[00:03:02] develop and mass-produce means
[00:03:06] now they are mostly shot down
[00:03:09] aviation, but this is a very expensive
[00:03:13] воздух-воздух стоит несоразмерно стоимости самого
[00:03:16] the arrival of such jet Geraniums
[00:03:20] сейчас бушуют в Буче Киевской области, горит склад, на котором хранились
[00:03:23] military cargo is burning. In the Ukrainian
[00:03:27] raid alert has been declared. Alekseev.
[00:03:30] News.
[00:03:33] Militants are losing equipment and personnel on the fronts of the
[00:03:36] special operation, where our military is confidently advancing in all
[00:03:40] key directions. On the front line, the enemy has heavy
[00:03:43] losses in the Dobropolye direction, from which the success of our army's offensive
[00:03:47] line of
[00:03:50] contact largely depends. Dobropolye is also called the key
[00:03:53] Donbass. Over the past day,
[00:03:56] the enemy tried to pull in additional forces. Our reconnaissance
[00:04:00] detected a group of militants, the coordinates were sent to drone
[00:04:03] operators. The target has been eliminated. In addition,
[00:04:06] three temporary deployment points for militants were destroyed. Another
[00:04:10] important sector of the front is Kramatorsk. Our drone
[00:04:14] operators are disabling the enemy's UAV control
[00:04:17] militant shelters, which
[00:04:20] were hiding in semi-destroyed private residential
[00:04:23] buildings, were destroyed in Druzhkovka and Nikolaevka. And in the
[00:04:27] Krasny Liman direction, the enemy.
[00:04:37] aircraft-type drones
[00:04:39] were shot down.
[00:04:42] Ukraine needs a new president, this signal from
[00:04:46] the White House made Bankova nervous and
[00:04:49] panic. Against the backdrop of another conflict with Trump,
[00:04:52] Zelensky literally bombarded European leaders with phone calls.
[00:04:56] The main topic of conversations with the presidents of France, Finland,
[00:05:00] and the prime ministers of Britain and Norway was the
[00:05:02] discussion of the consequences of the agreement between Moscow and Washington on
[00:05:06] diesel fuel. As the press notes in the Old
[00:05:10] World, Ukraine and its allies have
[00:05:13] still not recovered after the phone conversation between Putin and Trump, during
[00:05:17] which this agreement was announced. The Spanish newspaper
[00:05:21] El Mundo is already comparing Trump's new statements about
[00:05:24] Zelensky with last year's scandal in the Oval Office.
[00:05:28] Journalists also note that the words of the White House host
[00:05:31] came immediately after Zelensky accused the States of
[00:05:35] unfairly, and, quote, not
[00:05:39] a time when the States.
[00:06:21] His apparatus discussed the need for further
[00:06:24] pressure on Moscow. The United Kingdom will strengthen sanctions
[00:06:28] against Russia and take further steps to
[00:06:31] deter the Russian military machine. European
[00:06:35] figures are at a loss. Trump is shuffling the cards again.
[00:06:38] The Russian-American agreement on diesel fuel clearly eases
[00:06:42] the common fuel crisis for everyone, but Europe stubbornly refuses
[00:06:46] to concede anything to Moscow. In line with London's persistence,
[00:06:50] statements from the German cabinet
[00:06:53] of ministers are heard. Berlin adheres to existing sanctions
[00:06:56] and, together with European partners,
[00:06:59] German government representative Stefan Cornelius. He also
[00:07:03] stressed that support for Ukraine in its defense remains unchanged. The
[00:07:07] German Ministry of Economics noted that the country does not buy Russian oil and
[00:07:10] oil products and is not dependent on them.
[00:07:51] This waste is happening at the expense of citizens. Our faction in
[00:07:55] the Bundestag demanded an explanation from the Federal Chancellor
[00:07:58] as to why money for
[00:08:02] citizens. The Chancellor even
[00:08:05] war with Germany, so
[00:08:08] one can talk oneself into a war, and that is extremely dangerous. We advocate for.
[00:08:12] Europe can continue to pressure
[00:08:16] administration, but it has less and less money, so the EU budget has to be cut by
[00:08:21] 140 billion
[00:08:25] euros. Some European countries believe that it would be
[00:08:28] good to tighten up even more. Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands
[00:08:31] insist on a stricter approach to spending, while a number of countries in Southern
[00:08:35] and Eastern Europe fear cuts in Brussels subsidies.
[00:08:39] At the same time, the reallocation of funds in favor
[00:08:42] of defense, border security, and increasing the competitiveness
[00:08:46] of the European economy is being discussed. The obvious foreign policy failure
[00:08:49] is still not reflected in the line
[00:08:52] pursued by the European Commission. On Monday, EU foreign ministers
[00:08:56] intend to approve the largest package of sanctions
[00:08:59] since the start of the conflict, aimed against Russia. Heated,
[00:09:02] Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo plans
[00:09:05] to ban Russians from entering the European Union. From his
[00:09:09] point of view, this should be crushing.
[00:09:14] More must be done to weaken, stop
[00:09:17] Russia, and strengthen our own security. One of
[00:09:20] the specific measures that I will present next week at
[00:09:24] the meeting of the European Council is the cessation of issuing
[00:09:28] tourist visas to Russians. It seems that the evolution
[00:09:31] of anti-Russian sanctions is becoming part of the European
[00:09:34] DNA, everything moves in a spiral. The problem is that
[00:09:38] each turn leads not to a zero, but on the contrary,
[00:09:41] a negative result.
[00:09:53] Scoundrels are dragging Europe into a whirlpool of confrontation, and this is how our media
[00:09:57] reacted to the aggressive attack by the Estonian Prime Minister. He
[00:10:01] stated that the EU would throw all its forces into ensuring that Ukraine could,
[00:10:04] quote, turn Russian oil refineries into
[00:10:07] ruins. The threats came immediately after Moscow and
[00:10:10] Washington reached an agreement on diesel.
[00:11:55] current conditions, the domestic agro-industrial complex is working
[00:11:58] steadily and stably. You
[00:12:01] perform your tasks conscientiously, with full
[00:12:05] dedication. You reliably guarantee
[00:12:08] the food security of the country. This
[00:12:11] year, a decent grain harvest with a solid
[00:12:14] surplus will be obtained again. The
[00:12:17] 100 million ton mark has been exceeded. The
[00:12:21] production of meat, milk,
[00:12:24] eggs, and many other types
[00:12:27] of products is at a good level. Recently, large
[00:12:30] agricultural businesses, and especially medium-sized
[00:12:32] companies and farming enterprises, have had to face
[00:12:36] a number of difficulties. These
[00:12:38] are caused by sanctions, infrastructural and export
[00:12:42] barriers, and rising costs.
[00:12:45] The state will certainly continue to provide farmers with the necessary
[00:12:49] assistance. It will assist both in resolving operational issues
[00:12:53] related to fuel, transportation, and sales
[00:12:56] of products, and with the provision of sowing material, and
[00:13:00] in general, we will continue to systematically support
[00:13:03] the agro-industrial sector, which faces large-scale
[00:13:07] tasks. Among the key priorities
[00:13:11] is strengthening the technological capabilities of the agro-industrial complex in all
[00:13:14] areas, from the field of breeding, genetics,
[00:13:18] seed production, and biotechnologies to the introduction
[00:13:21] of modern agricultural machinery,
[00:13:24] equipment, and digital solutions. Increasing
[00:13:27] the technological level of agriculture is the key to its efficiency and
[00:13:31] competitiveness for years
[00:13:33] to come.
[00:13:35] Not waiting for mid-autumn, winter is coming to Russian regions.
[00:13:39] Overnight, the Altai Republic was literally covered
[00:13:42] with snow, especially a lot in the mountainous regions. And, judging by
[00:13:46] the footage from there, the roads have not yet been treated with de-icing agents, so
[00:13:50] drivers are urged to be careful. A similar picture
[00:13:53] is in the north of Krasnoyarsk Krai. Residents of Norilsk wrap themselves in
[00:13:56] down jackets, the city is being swept by snow, and it seems it will stay
[00:14:00] until spring. And in Yakutsk, serious cold weather came
[00:14:04] without snow, the local lake froze over in a few hours, which became
[00:14:07] a trap for birds, volunteers risked falling into the water, caught
[00:14:11] ducks and sent them for wintering. And
[00:14:14] an incredible beauty, the polar aurora borealis, could be
[00:14:17] observed last night from Moscow and St. Petersburg to Siberia. According
[00:14:21] to scientists, all this happened due to a powerful magnetic storm.
[00:14:29] residents of Chukotka will be protected from wild bears by a special
[00:14:33] patrol. Initially, it was created to scare polar
[00:14:36] predators and keep them out of villages, but now a decision has been
[00:14:40] made to retrain specialists to fight brown
[00:14:43] relatives. Anna
[00:14:45] Martyashkina has the details.
[00:14:49] What a handsome poor thing, hey,
[00:14:52] stop, he's afraid of you, don't scare him. Brown bears are in the spotlight, dangerous, wild
[00:14:56] predators are attacking people. In Chukotka,
[00:14:59] in the last 3 weeks, there have been two cases of
[00:15:03] bears and humans clashing. Both ended well for both
[00:15:07] sides, people, one might say, got off with a scare, and the animals
[00:15:10] disappeared without ever falling into the sight of hunters. Usually,
[00:15:14] problematic animals are shot, or as it is customary to call it,
[00:15:17] removed from the environment. Experts note that there is currently
[00:15:21] high animal activity on the coast of the Bering Sea.
[00:15:25] It's time to hibernate, but hunger doesn't allow it. Bears
[00:15:28] that haven't gained enough fat are forced to go out to
[00:15:32] landfills, to people, where there's the smell of food, something attracts
[00:15:36] them. Usually, they hibernate in mid-October
[00:15:39] with the formation of snow cover, lack of food, and low
[00:15:42] temperatures. Poor fish migration, increased population, these
[00:15:46] are the main reasons for conflict situations. Since last year, the population
[00:15:49] of brown bears in Chukotka has increased by
[00:15:52] 277 animals, now numbering
[00:15:55] 3,730 individuals. Representatives of the Umka Patrol were
[00:15:59] called upon to control their appearance near
[00:16:02] of people. It is worth noting that the practice
[00:16:05] associated with our bear patrol, so-called,
[00:16:09] is effective, has proven itself,
[00:16:12] it's more than eighty
[00:16:15] people, guys in 26 settlements, but they were
[00:16:19] created mainly for driving away,
[00:16:21] scaring polar bears. At present, we are attracting
[00:16:25] them for the same purpose, for the same
[00:16:28] goals, for
[00:16:30] scaring
[00:16:32] brown bears. Service specialists also track
[00:16:36] the habits of predators. This is necessary to protect the local
[00:16:39] population from wild animals. Experts predict areas
[00:16:42] of future dens and develop safety recommendations
[00:16:46] for residents of coastal settlements. And earlier, the Chukotka authorities called
[00:16:49] for simplifying the rules for hunting brown bears. Our region sent
[00:16:53] a number of proposals to the Ministry of Natural Resources for regulating the number of bears,
[00:16:57] including the abolition of limits on hunting and the extension of hunting
[00:17:00] seasons. Anna Martyashkina, Vladimir Nikitchenko, Alexander Kuzmenov, and Nikita
[00:17:04] Penelkuta. Vesti Chukotka.
[00:17:08] At this moment, a special liturgy for the deaf and hard of hearing
[00:17:12] is taking place at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. Hundreds of parishioners have come
[00:17:15] from different regions of our country to attend the service, which
[00:17:19] is led by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia. Such
[00:17:23] liturgies have been conducted by the Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church for 10 years, they
[00:17:26] are accompanied by
[00:17:29] by patriarchal decree, during
[00:17:32] parishioners do not lose the thread
[00:17:36] of the service.
[00:17:54] You are watching Vesti, here's what we'll tell you next in our program: in the DPR, a strategic
[00:17:57] important line of defense, Dobropolye, where large forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are blocked, is being
[00:18:01] cleared. The study of artificial intelligence
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[00:23:37] You are watching Vesti, we continue the broadcast with news from the last few minutes. Yemeni
[00:23:41] Houthis have again called on airlines to stop
[00:23:45] flights to Saudi Arabia, declaring the kingdom's airports
[00:23:48] targets for attacks. Meanwhile, the Russian Embassy in
[00:23:51] Saudi Arabia is clarifying whether there are any citizens of our country among
[00:23:55] those affected by the missile strikes on Riyadh International
[00:23:58] Airport. According to local authorities, 12 people
[00:24:02] died, and over 300 were injured. Passengers and
[00:24:05] employees were urgently evacuated. The airport suspended
[00:24:09] operations. Responsibility for the attack was claimed by the Yemeni
[00:24:12] Houthis. The Arab coalition stated that it would not leave this
[00:24:15] attack unanswered. The Houthis call their actions
[00:24:19] a response to...
[00:24:27] Against this backdrop, Donald Trump did not rule out that the States could
[00:24:30] join the strikes against the Houthis. Meanwhile,
[00:24:33] the military attacked a commercial cargo ship under the Panamanian flag in
[00:24:37] the Gulf of Oman. It is alleged that the strike was carried out for attempting
[00:24:41] to break the naval blockade of Iranian ports. And in
[00:24:44] the Strait of Hormuz, an explosion occurred on a supertanker.
[00:24:47] It is reported that the vessel under...
[00:25:14] Over the past day, assault aircraft and marines managed to
[00:25:17] liberate dozens more buildings.
[00:25:50] distance when detected
[00:25:52] and
[00:25:55] like, at night, yes, it's better with a machine gun because there is
[00:25:59] a thermal imager through which you can see.
[00:26:02] target: three machine guns on one mount, the center's fire groups
[00:26:06] operate from camouflaged positions in the most difficult
[00:26:10] sections of enemy drones'
[00:26:12] flight path.
[00:26:16] Warriors of the 55th Mountain Motorized Rifle Brigade of the
[00:26:19] Center group of forces record every enemy strike drone.
[00:26:23] We already have a connection, everything is fully
[00:26:26] set up, when these
[00:26:29] birds are detected, it's passed down the chain, that is, by... squares
[00:26:33] are already being tracked by the next units, that is,
[00:26:36] they are probably already standing and waiting
[00:26:40] for them, observing
[00:26:43] far away, couldn't
[00:26:46] shoot,
[00:26:48] Ukrainian Armed Forces strike
[00:26:52] cities
[00:26:54] targets a truck with
[00:26:57] продуктами,
[00:27:01] falls.
[00:27:04] was looking for targets, monitoring in
[00:27:07] the direction, and I had to work on
[00:27:10] it, it went into the forest belt,
[00:27:14] later, that is, with two our neighboring
[00:27:17] units managed to shoot it down, gasoline-powered, here it's like popularly called a chainsaw,
[00:27:20] which is fierce, this is the engine from it, dozens of downed
[00:27:24] drones of various masses just in the last few
[00:27:27] days, it's easier to work on
[00:27:31] it's quite audible... from afar and the target
[00:27:34] is larger than a Hornet, and as a rule, gasoline-powered UAVs
[00:27:38] they go in a straight course, while the Hornet has
[00:27:42] a property, it changes direction, and
[00:27:45] quite sharply it changes
[00:27:47] it,
[00:27:51] it's all made of foam, so hitting the wings, that
[00:27:54] is, it doesn't cause much damage to it, that is, it's either in
[00:27:57] the ammunition, that is, if you hit it, or directly in
[00:28:01] the engine, with... it actually hit its engine, that is, I say, it
[00:28:05] started to descend, that is, accordingly, and they finished it off.
[00:28:08] Combat work around the clock, the center's fire groups
[00:28:11] control the sky everywhere. Alexander
[00:28:14] Katsub, Alexander Malyshev, Vesti: Dobropolye
[00:28:17] direction.
[00:28:20] Cash, gold, weapons, or something else? The Austrian opposition
[00:28:24] demands clarification regarding the situation with the secret delivery
[00:28:27] of special cargo for the Kyiv delegation at the forum in
[00:28:31] Davos. A scandal of international scale erupted after
[00:28:34] the Ukrainian side requested unhindered transit
[00:28:38] of its minivan. As the national publication
[00:28:42] Kronen Zeitung notes today, 200 kg of cargo
[00:28:45] passed without customs clearance and
[00:28:48] security checks. What was actually transported and
[00:28:52] the final destination of the secret delivery is now being demanded
[00:28:55] for clarification by the leadership of the Freedom Party. Its secretary general, in
[00:28:59] particular, stated that Austria...
[00:29:03] corridor where laws do not apply to foreign intelligence services.
[00:29:06] Earlier, the same publication, citing the country's Ministry of Finance,
[00:29:09] reported that since 2022, over a thousand
[00:29:13] export declarations for the transport of cash to
[00:29:16] Kyiv from Vienna via Budapest had been processed. The total amount is
[00:29:20] 12 billion euros and 8 billion
[00:29:23] dollars. In this regard, one cannot help but recall the investigation
[00:29:26] of the sensational case of the gold convoy. In the spring,
[00:29:30] special services stopped
[00:29:33] the activities of the Ukrainian mafia, which transported gold and
[00:29:36] millions in cash across the country. Today, the story
[00:29:40] related to the detention of Ukrainian journalists in Austria on
[00:29:44] charges of espionage continued. The
[00:29:47] newspaper Der Standard confirmed that in addition
[00:29:51] to correspondent Mikhail Tkach and cameraman Yaroslav
[00:29:54] Bondarenko, two more people were taken into custody.
[00:29:57] Currently, the suspects are being checked for
[00:30:00] connections to Kyiv's military
[00:30:02] intelligence.
[00:30:08] Russia's main tank manufacturer, Nizhny Tagil Uralvagonzavod,
[00:30:11] is celebrating its 90th anniversary today.
[00:30:14] Throughout its history, the enterprise has produced over 100,000 combat
[00:30:18] vehicles. It is there that the world's best T-90M Proryv
[00:30:21] and T-72 tanks
[00:30:25] the enemy on the fronts of the special operation. A report
[00:30:28] by Albert Musin on the past
[00:30:30] and future of the enterprise.
[00:30:34] Shooting at the UVZ test range does not stop for a
[00:30:37] second. They shoot from morning to
[00:30:40] evening, with all types
[00:30:43] of weapons.
[00:30:46] Nikita, a weapons tester, monitors the aiming and loading automation. He
[00:30:50] is the successor of one of the largest factory dynasties, whose total experience of
[00:30:53] love for tanks is 734 years. My
[00:30:56] aunt works at the armored vehicle museum, and all my free
[00:31:00] time in summer during holidays, I... spent in the armored vehicle museum,
[00:31:04] crawling on tanks. In another part of the testing ground, running
[00:31:07] loads are being applied simultaneously. There are many new vehicles, but without testing, the troops will not accept them.
[00:31:11] So, this is its own conveyor, right in the spirit of UVZ, the main tank
[00:31:15] factory of the country.
[00:31:19] Its 90th anniversary, Uralvagonzavod, is meeting at the peak
[00:31:22] of its production capacity. One of its main creations is the deeply
[00:31:25] modernized T-72 B3M with modern aiming and
[00:31:29] firing systems, and protection against drones. Another significant product is
[00:31:32] IMR - engineering demining vehicles for clearing blockages in the
[00:31:35] path of columns. The heavily armed BMPT
[00:31:39] Spiridon was created to cover armored columns and conduct raids behind
[00:31:42] enemy lines. And of course, the main combat tank of the Russian
[00:31:46] army, the T-90M Proryv, capable of monitoring the situation at
[00:31:49] 360° and autonomously engaging some
[00:31:52] targets. UVZ specialists are at the front, helping to repair
[00:31:55] equipment along the entire line of combat contact. We have a BREM
[00:31:59] of the same type, meaning it has a crane, we also use it to lift
[00:32:02] and change the turret and engines. It's hard work, yes,
[00:32:06] because we don't have a roof over our heads, we sometimes do it in dugouts. UVZ has been
[00:32:10] tracing its labor glory since 1931, the beginning
[00:32:13] of the construction of the giant factory. But already in 1936, the first
[00:32:16] wagons were made, and this is considered the year of birth of Uralvagonzavod. In
[00:32:20] 1941, 12 factories were evacuated to Nizhny Tagil, including from Kharkiv. And literally
[00:32:24] 2.5 months later, the tank of victory,
[00:32:28] the legendary T-34, went to the front. They
[00:32:31] know that their work helped achieve a new victory. Since then,
[00:32:35] tanks have become the hallmark of the factory alongside wagons. Since the evacuation
[00:32:39] of the Kharkiv factory, the entire history of UVZ is a chronicle of true
[00:32:43] engineering daring, where a bold experiment gradually
[00:32:46] turned into a revolution in world tank building. For example,
[00:32:50] the return to long-barreled guns or the transition from rifled
[00:32:53] to smoothbore armament, and generally the appearance of the world's first
[00:32:56] anti-nuclear tank, whose crew could survive and continue
[00:33:00] the fight, even in the event of a nuclear attack. The culmination of decades
[00:33:03] of hard work was the T-72 tank with layered armor and
[00:33:06] a 125mm caliber gun. For the first time in the
[00:33:09] Tagil history, the T-72 tank featured an automatic
[00:33:13] loader. Later, another novelty resounded throughout the world - the most
[00:33:17] advanced T-90 at that time.
[00:33:21] The factory also remembers its roots, as it began its work in 1936
[00:33:25] as a wagon enterprise for the needs of the actively
[00:33:28] growing Soviet industry.
[00:33:31] Universal bogies are assembled here for transporting coal, oil,
[00:33:34] and containers. At 90 years old, the factory is at the forefront of various engineering
[00:33:38] developments. Each batch of combat vehicles receives new types
[00:33:41] of protection against shells and drones, aiming systems, new types of weaponry.
[00:33:45] The ability to assemble all this into one formidable machine demonstrates
[00:33:49] the engineering genius of tank builders.
[00:33:52] Albert Musin, Alexander Smirnov, Lugunov, Lengaleeva. Vesti,
[00:33:56] Sverdlovsk region.
[00:33:59] Nepal, which has not yet recovered after the devastating floods, is again under
[00:34:03] the blow of the elements. A powerful stream of water from the mountains in a matter
[00:34:07] of seconds washed away dozens of houses, two suspension bridges, and
[00:34:10] a hydroelectric power station. According to local media, 100 km from
[00:34:14] the capital. Huge masses of rocks, mud, and debris
[00:34:17] tumbled down the slope, blocking the river
[00:34:20] bed. After that, a powerful current rushed downstream,
[00:34:24] directly towards populated
[00:34:26] areas.
[00:34:34] Houses disappeared right before their owners' eyes, and some people
[00:34:37] were trapped; they were in the river gorge, trying
[00:34:41] to escape. Currently, at least four people are reported missing.
[00:34:47] As for residents of the USA, after Hurricane Isaias, they now face the task
[00:34:51] of rebuilding destroyed homes and infrastructure. The storm
[00:34:55] claimed the lives of four people. The elements hit Florida
[00:34:58] and Alabama the hardest.
[00:35:01] The inhabitants of the local zoo also had to escape the hurricane. A flock of flamingos,
[00:35:05] for example, took shelter in the bathroom. Winds
[00:35:08] of almost 170 km/h ripped off
[00:35:12] roofs, toppled trees, and tore down power
[00:35:15] lines, and only debris remained from the coastal cafe.
[00:35:18] Owners estimate the damage at tens of thousands of dollars. Now local
[00:35:22] residents will have to clear the debris and restore what can still be
[00:35:26] saved.
[00:35:29] The study of artificial intelligence in Russian schools will become
[00:35:32] mandatory from the fifth to eleventh grades.
[00:35:35] The Ministry of Education is currently working on introducing a new subject
[00:35:38] into the curriculum. A similar innovation awaits all universities in the country.
[00:35:42] The demand for such educational courses today is intense.
[00:35:45] Neural networks are gradually penetrating all spheres
[00:35:48] of life, but along with benefits, technology can also cause harm.
[00:35:52] How not to lag behind progress and not unlearn to think
[00:35:55] independently. A report by Ruslan
[00:35:57] Bikbulatov. The first intake for the Artificial
[00:36:01] Intelligence faculty at Moscow State University. The competition is 120 people per place. Students
[00:36:05] are confident that their profession is the future. I plan
[00:36:07] to develop new artificial intelligence systems, new
[00:36:11] models that could serve
[00:36:14] our society and make our lives simpler. Artificial intelligence
[00:36:17] will become a mandatory subject in all universities in the country, programs are already
[00:36:21] being developed. The inevitable has come, artificial intelligence
[00:36:25] is already in universities, it is not being fought, it is being taken into the team not to replace
[00:36:28] the teacher, that is impossible, and not to write
[00:36:32] term papers for students, this is not a battle of man against
[00:36:35] machine, it is a partnership, it does not
[00:36:38] cure, but helps the doctor not to make a mistake, it
[00:36:41] does not control ports, but sees routes that are not on maps,
[00:36:45] it will not make a discovery for a scientist, but will relieve
[00:36:48] him of unnecessary routine, it will not write a novel
[00:36:51] for a writer, but will sort through thousands of books and
[00:36:55] the author will choose the main thing. Competent use
[00:36:58] of neural networks will become an advantage, the Ministry of Education believes, like computer literacy
[00:37:02] or a foreign language. Artificial intelligence accelerates science and
[00:37:06] brings discoveries closer, and the decisions of Russian universities are already influencing the
[00:37:09] economy.
[00:37:14] Vladivostok, a city of strong winds, can blow containers off stacks.
[00:37:17] FEFU has developed a wind load model for the port, which brings the elements under
[00:37:21] control. Artificial intelligence will take into account the strength and direction of the wind,
[00:37:24] the weight and type of container, and will suggest when
[00:37:28] and where to move it. Without students, nowhere, and students are
[00:37:32] interested in this, and any development related to
[00:37:35] artificial intelligence generates great interest in them, plus they are often
[00:37:39] paid, well, at market price, as
[00:37:42] developers outside the university,
[00:37:45] so many of our students from their second year are already starting
[00:37:49] to participate in serious projects. Artificial intelligence on a Ural farm
[00:37:53] is a diploma project by UrFU graduates, cows are under
[00:37:55] round-the-clock machine vision. The neural network monitors their diet and
[00:37:59] health, video is collected,
[00:38:02] it is reviewed not by a human, but by a neural network. The veterinarian spends as
[00:38:06] little time as possible, he does not review all thousand
[00:38:09] heads on the farm, but specifically reviews
[00:38:12] those individuals that need attention today. The accuracy is
[00:38:15] almost 100% higher than that of a person who, after a hundred inspected
[00:38:19] heads, gets tired and can miss something. I'm already seeing a doctor, in the office
[00:38:22] there's a doctor, a patient, and a neural network. The digital
[00:38:25] stethoscope, SamGMU itself hears and analyzes heart and
[00:38:29] lung sounds. In these 2 seconds, the data was already
[00:38:32] processed, artificial intelligence gave us
[00:38:35] interpretation and recommendations on what needs to be done for the patient.
[00:38:39] The development involves the work of doctors and IT specialists, their neural network knows
[00:38:42] thousands of examples of how this or that pathology sounds.
[00:38:46] We trained the neural network as professors train
[00:38:49] students, we listened to a large number of patients with all
[00:38:53] the indicated diseases. Based on the collected
[00:38:55] dataset,
[00:38:57] we trained our artificial intelligence system, a neural network,
[00:39:01] to recognize specific heart or
[00:39:04] lung sounds, and to associate them with diseases. SamGMU
[00:39:08] links its future with AI, in training doctors, in developing and
[00:39:11] implementing technologies, but the foundation remains academic
[00:39:14] education. The doctor of the future is a doctor
[00:39:17] who fully preserves
[00:39:20] the best traditions of medical education, but at the same time
[00:39:24] is in dialogue, in partnership, as an assistant,
[00:39:28] communicates with artificial intelligence technologies. It is the doctor
[00:39:31] who bears responsibility for the patient's fate, for the diagnosis made,
[00:39:34] for the tactics, the final decision is with the doctor.
[00:39:38] The Institute of Artificial Intelligence of ITMO University, one of
[00:39:41] the largest in Russia, does not use foreign technologies,
[00:39:44] but creates its own and implements them in all spheres of science and industry,
[00:39:48] for example, pharmacology, the neural network works with peptides, it
[00:39:51] will help create medicines that will specifically
[00:39:54] target diseased cells. If it weren't for artificial
[00:39:57] intelligence, everything would continue as it is now. At the moment,
[00:40:00] the development of new drugs
[00:40:04] takes years and decades, and
[00:40:07] costs a very large amount of money. Studies
[00:40:11] say that just 10 minutes with artificial intelligence a day
[00:40:13] reduces human cognitive abilities, while scientists who
[00:40:17] are able to use neural networks to reduce routine operations
[00:40:21] publish three times more often. The question is not whether
[00:40:24] to use or not to use, the question is how
[00:40:27] to do it, and this is what they will teach in Russian universities.
[00:40:31] Ruslan Bikbulatov, Anastasia Kolmagorova, Daniil Yakimov, Dmitry Abdeev, Andrey
[00:40:34] Kolesnikov, Kirill Bortnikov, Vyacheslav Olinov.
[00:40:36] Vesti. In the Grand Hall of the Moscow
[00:40:40] Conservatory, the final preparations for the celebratory concert
[00:40:43] dedicated to the 55th anniversary of the orchestra
[00:40:47] of the National Guard troops are underway. The renowned collective has much to
[00:40:50] be proud of. To the accompaniment of the orchestra, the most important
[00:40:54] events in the life of the country took place. Its musicians were applauded
[00:40:57] in Paris and Berlin, China, Vietnam and Singapore. And now
[00:41:01] the artists of the Rosgvardia are awaited with tours at the front line. They
[00:41:04] lift the spirits of our soldiers in hospitals and support
[00:41:07] with performances residents of border areas. Last
[00:41:11] year, the orchestra performed 108 times in the SMO zone, held
[00:41:14] 14 parade concerts, and provided musical
[00:41:17] accompaniment for two dozen cultural events.
[00:41:20] The main task is
[00:41:23] to perform for our servicemen,
[00:41:26] employees, for families, we
[00:41:29] perform a diverse program, in our exemplary-show orchestra there is a brass band,
[00:41:33] a symphony orchestra, and of course, it's a rich repertoire, these are our
[00:41:36] wonderful soloists. And a huge geography of performances
[00:41:40] of the collective throughout the territory of the Russian Federation and
[00:41:44] abroad.
[00:41:48] Today is Republic Day in Bashkiria. In the regional capital, heroes who
[00:41:52] made a special contribution to the development of their native land are honored.
[00:41:55] Among them are workers, cultural figures, artists, scientists, and of course,
[00:41:59] veterans of the special operation. A real gift for the holiday
[00:42:03] for residents were also new social and infrastructural
[00:42:06] facilities. Report by Murat Zaripov.
[00:42:38] Shaymuratovets. I swear!
[00:42:41] I swear! The ceremony of initiation into the Shaymuratovets is also
[00:42:44] a tradition, though a much more recent one. Students
[00:42:48] of patriotic classes, named in honor of the Hero of Russia, commander of the famous
[00:42:52] 112th Bashkir Cavalry Division named after Shaymuratov,
[00:42:55] solemnly take an oath to be loyal to their people,
[00:42:59] homeland, and to study well. Today, in this formation, there are
[00:43:02] 550 schoolchildren from all over
[00:43:04] the republic.
[00:43:08] The republic honors its own. had to
[00:44:58] replace
[00:45:04] 90% of the historical wood. The unique object was in
[00:45:08] an emergency state. Now specialists are restoring the appearance
[00:45:11] of the mosque according to archival documents, and our correspondent, Stanislav
[00:45:15] Nazarov, followed the process.
[00:45:16] Назаров.
[00:45:20] The adhans in this mosque have not sounded since the beginning
[00:45:24] of the century. Restorers are installing crowns
[00:45:27] of logs that are more than 250
[00:45:30] years old.
[00:45:35] Historical fragments of the building
[00:45:37] were numbered and became part of the load-bearing
[00:45:40] structures. There's quite a large percentage of losses, closer to
[00:45:44] 90%, so there's 85, 86,
[00:45:47] 87%, which is already new wood. There are elements, so they have
[00:45:51] markings, and this wood, these logs, they differ greatly in
[00:45:55] appearance. So light wood is all the new part, dark wood is its own
[00:45:58] historical part. So here's a part of an old log, there was
[00:46:02] quite a lot of rot here, we cut it off, and this whole part is
[00:46:05] glued together, assembled on wooden dowels, in a tiny village. The embankments of old
[00:46:12] houses,
[00:46:15] here they remember and cherish their
[00:46:18] history. For us, this is a unique object, it is
[00:46:22] definitely a spiritual center, because it also has a difficult
[00:46:26] fate. Prayer here
[00:46:29] stopped in Soviet times,
[00:46:31] the mosque was tried to be demolished. After
[00:46:34] the foundation's waterproofing and the installation of the ancient
[00:46:37] octagonal minaret, here...
[00:46:45] Islam was adopted in the territory of the modern Republic of Tatarstan more than 100 years ago, but of the
[00:46:49] preserved mosques...
[00:47:07] such historical monuments. We are glad that in Kazan, even if there are more than eighty mosques today,
[00:47:11] that is, very much in the center, in the old, in the old
[00:47:14] part of the city, we see historical mosques, they are all basically already
[00:47:17] restored, all are working. They plan to open the building after
[00:47:20] restoration, to hold the first religious service in many
[00:47:24] years next year on the holiday of
[00:47:26] Kurban Bayram. Stanislav Nazarov, Lenar Khabibulin,
[00:47:30] Vesti. Asanga village, Republic of Tatarstan.
[00:50:52] items from Asian countries, as well as souvenirs from foreign delegations
[00:50:56] for 125 years. Another
[00:50:59] valuable artifact was a gift presented to
[00:51:02] the museum by one of the most influential collectors in China.
[00:51:05] Ksenia Kolchina will tell you more.
[00:51:07] Колчина.
[00:51:10] Higher education in the Far East began with this sound. The ringing
[00:51:13] of bells notified teachers and students of the Eastern
[00:51:16] Institute of the start of classes. And now this artifact, which is already
[00:51:20] 127 years old, has taken its rightful place in the Museum of the East,
[00:51:24] opened at FEFU. This is now the Far Eastern Federal
[00:51:27] University, it's a huge student campus on Russky
[00:51:31] Island in Vladivostok, but it all started in
[00:51:34] 1899 with the Eastern
[00:51:37] Institute, which became the first higher educational
[00:51:40] institution in the Russian Far East. The modern
[00:51:44] university grew out of its traditions. In the Museum of the East,
[00:51:47] exhibits that the institute collected over all the years of its existence were presented to the general public.
[00:51:51] Some were presented by foreign delegations, some were brought by graduating students
[00:51:55] from business trips to Asian countries. The newest and one of the most valuable
[00:51:59] artifacts is 28 issues of the
[00:52:03] Gazetebao.
[00:53:58] how are Russian diesel and US intelligence related? Our team is being used as
[00:54:01] a front? That's good news!
[00:54:56] Will European schoolchildren overthrow incompetent leaders of the Old
[00:55:00] World? A city of homeless people on the track for
[00:55:03] royal races. People sleep everywhere here. Who killed
[00:55:07] Mary Carmen
[00:55:07] A Bascal?
[00:55:12] A nuclear submarine on the beaches
[00:55:14] of Klaipeda?
[00:55:17] Why do Lithuanians need a French bomb? A French submarine
[00:55:20] with nuclear weapons will enter the port of the Baltic countries. Is this
[00:55:23] acceptable? Will Saxony cancel aid
[00:55:27] to Ukraine? Merkel made Germany a target for Russia, and
[00:55:31] who is ready to launch Nord Stream?
[00:55:35] What has the European Parliament turned into? They've all gone
[00:55:39] mad here. What does a good Russian look like in a white
[00:55:42] coat? Samples of... They won't give us money
[00:55:45] like that.
[00:55:48] How Grozny rose from
[00:55:50] the ashes.
[00:55:53] Through the Argun Gorge to the resort in Veduchi and the castles of
[00:55:56] Phakoch, our Sergey Zenin traveled. The tourist
[00:56:00] ski cluster is only just...