TVRI — broadcast
20261011 160000 UTC
422 transcript segments
Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive.
Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record.

[00:00:00] is also supported by the opposition in Kiev, responded that he would organize elections if
[00:00:03] Putin stops attacks in 60 days.
[00:00:07] The weather changes radically from one hour to the next, temperatures drop sharply and in
[00:00:11] most of the country it will rain heavily. Doctors warn that
[00:00:14] many people can be affected by depression during this
[00:00:17] period.
[00:00:20] Pope Leo will be operated on in the coming days. Doctors discovered an
[00:00:23] early-stage nodule in one of his
[00:00:26] lungs.
[00:00:36] The President of Ukraine stated that he would organize elections if Russia accepts a
[00:00:39] 60-day ceasefire. The leader from Kiev made the statement
[00:00:43] in an interview with the American press, responding to the American
[00:00:46] president, who said that it was time for Ukraine to have a
[00:00:49] new president. Trump blamed Zelensky for the fuel crisis,
[00:00:53] furious that he had not stopped attacking Russian
[00:00:56] refineries. Meanwhile, however, Trump announced on his social network.
[00:01:09] wants to have some changes in during
[00:01:12] elections, I also shared it with his
[00:01:15] team, so please tell
[00:01:18] Putin give us two months, 60 days
[00:01:22] of total fire, 60 days
[00:01:25] and
[00:01:52] freedom of navigation in the
[00:02:08] There are actually two leaders in the world
[00:02:11] who demand that uh Ukraine has new president, the first is President Trump and
[00:02:15] second is dictator Putin. I have as
[00:02:18] an opposition party leader only one answer to that. We
[00:02:22] are acting according to Ukrainian constitution and it's up
[00:02:26] to other leader than Ukrainian people.
[00:02:32] European leaders also came to Zelensky's support. The head of European
[00:02:36] Diplomacy announced that Europe is preparing the
[00:02:40] largest package of sanctions against Russia and stressed that
[00:02:43] lifting sanctions against Moscow will provide more
[00:02:47] money to the Kremlin to continue the war in
[00:02:50] Ukraine. Also, Great Britain, through the voice of the
[00:02:53] Minister of Defense, reaffirms its support for
[00:02:56] Volodymyr Zelensky to remain in charge of Ukraine.
[00:03:31] and Saint Paisie of Sihăstria, Russia and the United States, citing a law from the Ronald Reagan administration.
[00:03:35] The Russians continued their violent attacks
[00:03:38] on major Ukrainian cities. In Dnipro,
[00:03:41] Sloviansk and Odessa, missiles and drones hit houses and apartment blocks
[00:03:45] and caused numerous casualties. All this time,
[00:03:49] the death toll from yesterday's Zaporizhzhia attack rose to 23.
[00:03:53] Moscow is particularly targeting
[00:03:56] reliquary, with small but sure steps, she energy infrastructure to force Ukrainians to suffer from cold and darkness during the winter.
[00:04:01] In Dnipro, Russian drones hit a residential area and
[00:04:04] injured four people, including two.
[00:04:07] .
[00:04:12] They were lowered in their pajamas by the emergency services who broke down the door. Destruction of
[00:04:26] civilian infrastructure. Where Russian attacks caused
[00:04:30] tragedies, there was also a moment of joy when rescuers
[00:04:34] managed to pull a cat from under the rubble. In Sloviansk, three
[00:04:38] aerial bombs exploded in the early hours of the morning and
[00:04:41] caused significant
[00:04:42] damage.
[00:04:46] I called her, and she said: mom, that's it, my apartment is gone, I said: are you at least alive, yes
[00:04:50] alive, well, meaning the apartment is there, just no windows
[00:04:53] everywhere. In Odessa, Russian attacks caused
[00:04:56] destruction in the middle of the night, and rescuers worked for several
[00:05:00] hours to provide first aid to those affected by
[00:05:04] the bombings.
[00:05:06] Alert at the top of Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the Minister of Defense
[00:05:09] targets of a possible attack. Authorities are investigating
[00:05:13] a possible plot to assassinate the prime minister and deputy prime minister, who also serves as the
[00:05:17] Minister of Defense. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has already ordered
[00:05:20] the secret services to take increased security measures. The information
[00:05:24] comes shortly after the warning issued by Western intelligence
[00:05:27] agencies, according to which Russia is intensifying efforts to
[00:05:31] eliminate defense chiefs in Europe. The alert refers,
[00:05:34] in particular, to the reduction of arms manufacturing companies.
[00:05:38] Polish services met urgently to establish new safety measures
[00:05:42] in. So far, no connection has been made between the knife
[00:05:45] attacks that took place this week in Polish schools and
[00:05:49] the threat to the
[00:05:50] prime minister.
[00:05:54] More and more Romanians are interested in buying hybrid cars from China, but their plans
[00:05:58] could be overturned by the recent agreement between Brussels and
[00:06:02] Beijing. Why? Find out in just a few
[00:06:04] moments.
[00:06:07] The mild autumn until now and the generous sun of recent weeks are becoming a
[00:06:11] memory, the weather is getting colder. sharply, rains will gradually cover most
[00:06:14] of the country, and in the counties around the capital there will even be a yellow code for
[00:06:18] heavy rainfall. Weather-sensitive people feel
[00:06:22] such changes more strongly. The explanation is primarily biological.
[00:06:25] Natural light regulates the body's internal clock, and less
[00:06:29] light can modify melatonin secretion and
[00:06:32] the sleep-wake rhythm. After a
[00:06:35] start of October with temperatures higher than the normal for the period, the weather changes
[00:06:39] radically. Rains will cover most of the country, and temperatures will... drop even
[00:06:42] by more than 10°. In Bucharest and several other counties in Muntenia and Oltenia,
[00:06:46] as well as for the Carpathian Bend area, there is a yellow code for heavy
[00:06:49] rainfall. With the penetration of a mass of
[00:06:53] very cold air from northern latitudes, temperatures tend
[00:06:57] to drop significantly, even by more than 10°, and we will reach
[00:07:00] thermal values generally between
[00:07:03] 11 and 17°, and
[00:07:06] minimums will even drop below freezing. On the other
[00:07:09] hand, there will also be rain.
[00:07:13] The change in weather can affect weather-sensitive people. Fewer hours without
[00:07:17] natural light in the autumn and winter months can disrupt the circadian rhythm, which
[00:07:21] influences serotonin and melatonin levels. And this changes good
[00:07:24] mood, energy, and sleep. For many people, such reactions to weather changes
[00:07:28] do not exist. Others, however, feel them seriously. Not yet, not at this age,
[00:07:32] I hope not later either. No, no, we try to get energy from
[00:07:35] everything, from any activity. We can say that
[00:07:39] a change is observed in our state of.
[00:07:42] our psychological states, so to speak, in the sense that inevitably
[00:07:46] we become more, we are more melancholic, more
[00:07:49] depressed. Seasonal affective disorder is a form of depression that
[00:07:53] recurs at the same time of year, but doctors warn that not every autumn fatigue
[00:07:57] is asthenia and not every bad mood is seasonal
[00:07:59] depression. A study showed that
[00:08:03] serotonin in the brain decreases in winter. Thus,
[00:08:06] fatigue, drowsiness, and sweet cravings appear. Fatigue
[00:08:10] that doesn't go away can also have other causes such as
[00:08:14] anemia, vitamin B12 deficiency, thyroid
[00:08:18] problems, diabetes, or lack of
[00:08:21] sleep. Among the easy solutions available to weather-sensitive
[00:08:25] people are sun exposure and fresh air, any form of exercise,
[00:08:28] including walks, a diet with more vitamins, and, of course, restful
[00:08:32] sleep. The largest Orthodox pilgrimage in the country has reached
[00:08:36] impressive numbers. In Iași, over 1000 faithful venerated
[00:08:40] the relics of Saint Parascheva
[00:08:43] and the line of pilgrims waiting to reach the
[00:08:47] holy relics stretches for more than 5 km. Now
[00:08:51] the procession of the path of saints is taking place when the relics are carried by priests and faithful
[00:09:03] night, more than 15 hours, until she reached the
[00:09:08] managed almost at noon to fulfill her dream.
[00:09:12] 9:30 last night and now, with God's help,
[00:09:15] we'll get there. What makes you wait? I don't
[00:09:19] know, a special feeling, it makes us want to
[00:09:23] come again. There are many hours of waiting for all the pilgrims who came to Iași
[00:09:27] this year, in such large numbers. Some wait
[00:09:30] 17 hours until they reach the reliquary with the Holy Relics. The weather
[00:09:34] was friendly, however, and made the long journey to the saint
[00:09:37] easier to bear. It's the first year I've
[00:09:40] come, I am.
[00:09:44] a special feeling, a more
[00:09:47] different emotion,
[00:09:51] I will gladly return, what do these tears mean
[00:09:54] happiness,
[00:09:57] difficult, but worth it, it's worth it to come here to worship, to
[00:10:01] feel the emotion, to feel the love for God,
[00:10:05] we are very emotional, I feel such a calm, how was
[00:10:08] the night, it passed quickly and
[00:10:12] I don't know. I didn't feel cold until morning at all, it was
[00:10:15] very calm, those seconds when you touched
[00:10:18] the reliquary, what, how was it? chills,
[00:10:21] peace, chills, tears. an
[00:10:25] extraordinary day here at the pilgrimage dedicated to Saint Parascheva,
[00:10:29] we see a large crowd, perhaps beyond everyone's
[00:10:31] expectations, coming here to the Metropolitan Cathedral.
[00:10:35] It's a Sunday, a day when
[00:10:38] God blesses us with
[00:10:42] sunny weather, but it seems
[00:10:45] the light also comes from below, from the pilgrims. It's a beautiful
[00:10:48] image. So far, over 10,000 faithful have passed through
[00:10:52] the reliquary.
[00:10:55] buy hybrid cars from China, they may be forced to wait longer for some
[00:10:58] brands and models. The warning comes from car dealers, after the European
[00:11:02] Union and China reached an agreement to reduce exports to the community
[00:11:05] market. The measure was expected by major European car manufacturers, given
[00:11:09] that the market share of Chinese hybrid cars has
[00:11:13] grown significantly in recent years. Gheorghe
[00:11:16] Ion is from Ploiești and would like to buy a Chinese hybrid car.
[00:11:20] He came to the car show in Bucharest to see what offers dealers have.
[00:11:24] He says he has several reasons why he opted for Chinese
[00:11:28] manufacturers. First of all, the price seems more accessible
[00:11:31] than cars from Europe, they seem more accessible in terms of price. They
[00:11:35] offer a higher number of kilometers for the electric
[00:11:39] range than what we were used to on the European market. In
[00:11:43] recent years, Romanian drivers have become increasingly interested in Chinese
[00:11:46] cars. Only in September, out of over 1100
[00:11:50] new cars registered in our country, almost 1900, meaning
[00:11:53] approximately 7. 18% of the total belonged to
[00:11:57] Chinese brands. Moreover, a major Chinese car manufacturer
[00:12:01] climbed to fourth place in sales. This is shown by the
[00:12:05] latest official statistics. And in Europe, the market share of
[00:12:08] vehicles from China has grown substantially. For Plug-in
[00:12:12] Hybrid cars, it rose from 2% in 2024
[00:12:16] to 25% in the first 6 months of this year,
[00:12:19] so authorities have taken measures to protect the local
[00:12:22] industry. The European Union has reached...
[00:12:55] most likely large Chinese manufacturers will buy
[00:12:58] factories in Europe, so
[00:13:01] they will have a production line in Europe as well. It could
[00:13:05] stimulate sales in the future, because
[00:13:08] existing customers could purchase the current
[00:13:12] models. The buyer will always have the final say, because as long as the commercial
[00:13:15] offer is more competitive, the buyer
[00:13:18] will set the trend. Representatives
[00:13:21] of the European automotive industry expect
[00:13:25] the trade agreement to temper the sudden increase in
[00:13:28] imports from China.
[00:13:31] A decisive week for the formation of the new government follows. Prime Minister
[00:13:34] designate Luca Niculescu would like to submit the government program and
[00:13:38] the list of ministers on Thursday. Tomorrow he will have new discussions with the leaders of the
[00:13:41] parliamentary parties. He will go to USR, but he will also meet with representatives of
[00:13:55] 12:00, Luca Nicolescu will resume discussions for the formation of a new
[00:13:59] majority. He will first discuss with USR representatives
[00:14:02] to find out if they will give him their vote of confidence, although
[00:14:06] USR representatives have mentioned that they do not wish
[00:14:09] to support him and would rather have early elections. Then, at
[00:14:13] 2:00 PM, the designated prime minister will meet with representatives
[00:14:17] of the national minorities group, at 4:00 PM with representatives
[00:14:20] of the Pace group, and at 5:00 PM Luca
[00:14:23] Niculescu will hold a discussion with the leaders of the United
[00:14:27] for Romania Group. He is also considering discussions with unaffiliated
[00:14:31] parliamentarians, given that every vote counts for gathering the
[00:14:34] 233 votes. But it is very important that tomorrow
[00:14:38] at 10:30 AM PSD representatives
[00:14:42] will hold a meeting precisely to give a final answer regarding
[00:14:46] the possible support for the government or entry into government, however,
[00:14:49] sources claim that they have not changed their point of view, more precisely they still wish
[00:14:53] to enter government only if both PNL and UDMR take
[00:14:57] this step, otherwise, they do not support a technocratic
[00:15:01] government or a single-party
[00:15:04] government of the Social Democratic Party. After a response from
[00:15:07] the PSD, another response would come from the National Liberal Party, but we
[00:15:11] know well that until now Ilie Bolojan has said very clearly that the party he
[00:15:15] leads is ready to give a vote of investiture, but does not wish to
[00:15:18] enter government. Conflict over the future European
[00:15:22] budget, and Romania could be directly affected. The Irish
[00:15:25] presidency of the Union wants an 8% reduction compared to the commission's proposal
[00:15:29] for the next seven years. Other countries, led by
[00:15:32] Germany, want an even smaller budget. France, on the other hand, advocates for an increase in
[00:15:36] community finances. Together with 17 other beneficiary
[00:15:39] states of European funds, Romania will oppose
[00:15:43] cuts. Ireland, which holds the rotating
[00:15:46] presidency of the European Union, proposed an 8% decrease in the
[00:15:50] European Commission's budget for the period
[00:15:52] 2028-2034. The amount would be
[00:15:56] 1.6 trillion euros. This is a compromise
[00:15:59] formula. Six countries, led by Germany, those that contribute
[00:16:03] substantially to the community budget, are demanding even larger
[00:16:06] reductions of hundreds of millions of euros. Romanian MEPs fear that
[00:16:10] key areas for Romanian infrastructure and economy would receive much less
[00:16:13] funding in the coming years. Romania currently
[00:16:16] depends on European funds for public
[00:16:20] investments. 60 public investments in
[00:16:23] Romania were made with European money, because these European
[00:16:26] funds translated into modernized schools and hospitals, as well as
[00:16:30] funding for farmers. However, in this proposal, it is evident
[00:16:34] that cohesion policy and common agricultural policy would be
[00:16:38] the policies that would suffer the most. I am
[00:16:41] the author of the proposal to tax
[00:16:44] online gambling platforms, only
[00:16:48] this proposal would bring approximately 24
[00:16:52] billion euros to the common European budget, an
[00:16:55] amount that corresponds to the Erasmus program. Other
[00:16:58] sources of funding could come from taxing cryptocurrencies, as well as from
[00:17:01] delaying the payment of loans made by the European Commission in the case
[00:17:05] of the recovery and resilience mechanism, more precisely from
[00:17:09] the time of the pandemic, together with 16 other beneficiary countries of
[00:17:12] European funds from the Cohesion Friends group, Romania wants
[00:17:16] to negotiate a more solid budget for the coming
[00:17:19] years. Romania will certainly reject this
[00:17:23] cutting proposal from the Irish Presidency, because
[00:17:26] it goes even below the European
[00:17:29] Commission's proposal. And we in the European Parliament have asked for an
[00:17:33] increase of this budget by 10%. I think we will enter a
[00:17:36] stage of very tough negotiations between member states and the European
[00:17:40] Union cannot do more with less money. The multi-annual budget of
[00:17:44] the European Union must be voted on by all 27 member
[00:17:47] states to be adopted. Heads of state and government should reach
[00:17:51] a compromise by the end of this year. Romania
[00:17:55] asks Ukraine to maintain the current network of schools teaching in the Romanian
[00:17:59] language. The request comes in the context of the Ukrainian education reform,
[00:18:02] which from next year could drastically reduce the number of Romanian
[00:18:05] high schools. At the same time. The Parliament in Kiev is to debate
[00:18:09] a new law on the rights of national minorities,
[00:18:12] important for the accession negotiations to the European Union.
[00:18:16] The project is supported by the Hungarian minority, but it causes
[00:18:19] dissatisfaction among the Romanian one in
[00:18:21] Ukraine. What works do you
[00:18:25] know from Mihai Eminescu's
[00:18:28] creation?
[00:18:31] Now, students in Ukraine finish high school after 11th
[00:18:34] grade. From next year, the middle school cycle will include
[00:18:38] 9th grade, then three years of
[00:18:41] high school will follow. In the Chernivtsi region of Ukraine, there are currently
[00:18:44] 44 high schools teaching in Romanian. The reform next
[00:18:48] year provides that only 15 Romanian high schools will remain
[00:18:52] until 12th grade, the other 29 will be
[00:18:55] middle schools, meaning up to 9th grade. The Romanian High School in
[00:18:59] Crasna is in a pilot project with 12
[00:19:02] grades. In contrast, the high school in Suceveni will become a middle school with
[00:19:06] nine grades. Maria and Alisa are students here in 9th
[00:19:10] grade, from next year they will be forced to commute to another
[00:19:14] locality to continue their studies in Romanian.
[00:19:17] I would still like to stay here in my high school, in
[00:19:21] my native village, because I have spent so many
[00:19:24] years here, I want to continue
[00:19:27] my studies here in my mother tongue, not to go anywhere
[00:19:31] else. Marinela is the mother of another 9th grade student from the
[00:19:34] Suceveni High School, from next year. she will no longer be able to study
[00:19:38] here, continuing
[00:19:41] to study in another locality,
[00:19:45] involves daily commuting for children, which gives
[00:19:49] me no assurance that during
[00:19:52] journeys children
[00:19:55] will be safe during alarms,
[00:19:59] and teachers are also dissatisfied that their high school remains only a
[00:20:02] middle school, that they are not against reforms, no, but
[00:20:06] anyway... "I want the children to finish, if they
[00:20:10] entered here in first grade, to finish. Romania officially
[00:20:14] asked Ukraine to maintain the existing number of schools teaching in
[00:20:17] Romanian and to avoid regressive measures.
[00:20:21] Our goal now is to preserve our historical
[00:20:24] network of educational schools.
[00:20:28] Exceptions should be applied to Romanian
[00:20:31] minorities, and the principle of non-regression should also be
[00:20:34] applied to minorities." in
[00:20:37] Ukraine. The Ukrainian side assures that the number of
[00:20:41] 63 schools teaching in Romanian in the Chernivtsi region
[00:20:44] will not be changed.
[00:20:47] Colleges cannot be in every rural area. In a rural
[00:20:50] area, there must necessarily be a primary
[00:20:53] school and a gymnasium, and therefore it is very important that we adopt the experience
[00:20:57] of Romania, Suceava County. If I am not
[00:21:00] mistaken, there are 98 communes in Suceava
[00:21:03] County. Look, not in every one of your
[00:21:07] communes there is a high school, but there is a primary and
[00:21:10] a gymnasium. The TVR team carried out
[00:21:14] in the Chernivtsi region of Ukraine within the framework of the Romanian Presence project of
[00:21:17] TVR International, co-financed by the Department for
[00:21:21] Romanians Everywhere. A more extensive report on the education
[00:21:24] reform in Ukraine will be broadcast on TVR International
[00:21:28] soon.
[00:21:30] The hurricane that hit the southeastern United States caused casualties and significant
[00:21:34] material damage. What is the situation now, find out in just a few
[00:21:38] moments in the news.
[00:21:41] The conflict in the Middle East has escalated and is causing casualties among
[00:21:45] civilians. 12 people were killed and 300 injured in an attack on
[00:21:48] Riyadh airport. Saudi Arabia's large-scale ground
[00:21:52] offensive in Yemen received bloody ballistic missile responses from
[00:21:56] Houthi rebels targeting Gulf capitals. The attack on
[00:21:59] Riyadh airport was condemned in strong terms by the United States,
[00:22:03] which is still evaluating a possible military intervention in
[00:22:06] Yemen. Houthi rebels, supported by Iran, have
[00:22:10] again attacked deep into Saudi territory, particularly targeting
[00:22:13] Riyadh International Airport, where 12 people died,
[00:22:17] including a pilot and an American citizen.
[00:22:20] The Houthis ordered employees of oil giant
[00:22:23] Aramco to evacuate refineries, announcing that these
[00:22:26] are the next major targets. The entire situation was
[00:22:30] discussed last night at the UN Security
[00:22:32] Council.
[00:22:36] Allowing Yemen to be transformed into a platform to threaten its
[00:22:39] security. Or threatening
[00:22:42] Red Sea and Bab al-Mandeb. And it is not
[00:22:45] acceptable for a terrorist militia to impose its will.
[00:23:20] Islamabad decided to supplement the military contingents
[00:23:23] already stationed in Saudi Arabia. The main role of
[00:23:27] these soldiers is strictly defensive, being deployed
[00:23:30] to protect Saudi borders and holy
[00:23:33] sites, Mecca and Medina. Turkey is currently
[00:23:36] offering logistical support, and the United States has not yet made a
[00:23:40] decision regarding military support for Saudi
[00:23:42] Arabia.
[00:23:55] The Saudi crown prince is looking for helpers, including in Syria. He asked
[00:23:59] him to send fighters to Yemen. The leader from Damascus
[00:24:03] would, in turn, like Saudi Arabia to equip the Syrian
[00:24:06] army and a promise that his country would be
[00:24:10] included in the Mecca Alliance. The countdown
[00:24:12] has begun until the American midterm elections and Republicans are doing
[00:24:16] worse than ever in the polls. The analysis and polling
[00:24:20] platform from across the ocean shows that as of October, Democrats
[00:24:24] have an average lead of eight percentage points. In the Senate race,
[00:24:27] there are four key states: Ohio, Texas, North Carolina, and
[00:24:31] Florida. In Ohio and North Carolina, Democrats are leading by a large margin,
[00:24:34] in Texas it's a tie, and in Florida, the Republican candidate
[00:24:38] has a two-point lead. As for the president, Americans trust
[00:24:42] Donald Trump by 30%. Polls also show
[00:24:45] a large number of undecided voters before next month's
[00:24:49] election.
[00:24:52] The southeastern United States was hit hard by a hurricane, at least four people
[00:24:55] died, and over 7,000 homes were left without
[00:24:58] electricity. Florida, Georgia and Alabama are under a state of emergency
[00:25:02] while intervention teams try to limit the damage and
[00:25:06] restore power
[00:25:08] supply.
[00:25:15] Nature unleashed on the southeastern coast of the United States. Casualties were recorded,
[00:25:19] significant material damage, and over
[00:25:22] 7,000 homes were left in darkness. Strong gusts of
[00:25:25] wind tore off the roof of a large portion of an apartment complex in Florida.
[00:25:44] Georgia and Alabama declared a state of emergency due to the storm that
[00:25:47] knocked down trees and tore off roofs. of buildings, tens of thousands of people were
[00:25:51] evacuated, after nature calmed down, intervention teams and
[00:25:55] residents of the affected areas have already started cleaning up, thousands
[00:25:58] of energy sector workers are trying to restore power
[00:26:13] The hurricane made landfall with violent gusts of wind and torrential rains, then
[00:26:17] weakened in intensity and was reclassified as a post-tropical
[00:26:21] cyclone, when the gusts hit land, a flock of flamingos took
[00:26:24] shelter in a bathroom in Panama City, although it lost
[00:26:27] intensity, the danger has not passed, tornadoes and floods continue to threaten
[00:26:31] the southeastern United States. The World
[00:26:34] Health Organization states that the reasons why a laboratory employee in Siberia died of
[00:26:38] pneumonia and not a case of plague remain unclear.
[00:26:41] has not been confirmed. Russia has officially announced that the results of the analyses performed
[00:26:45] on both the deceased's body and those of the people she came into contact with are
[00:26:48] negative for pneumonic plague and other dangerous
[00:26:51] pathogens. However, these analyses cannot be independently verified and the entire
[00:26:55] case is shrouded in mystery, at least in terms of official information. Worldwide,
[00:26:59] between 2019 and 2025, over
[00:27:03] 3800 suspected cases of plague have been reported, especially in southern
[00:27:06] Africa. The disease has never been eradicated and persists in
[00:27:09] animals. The difference from the Middle Ages is that now there are much more
[00:27:13] efficient diagnostic and treatment methods.
[00:27:15] Pope Leo will undergo
[00:27:19] surgery after doctors discovered a nodule in one of his
[00:27:23] lungs. The announcement was made by the Pontiff himself, who said that the surgery
[00:27:27] will take place in the coming days. He specified that the nodule was discovered in time
[00:27:30] and that it was precisely localized. The Vatican explained that post-operative
[00:27:34] recovery will take a week, during which all official activities and
[00:27:38] audiences of the Pope will be suspended. The apostolic
[00:27:42] visit scheduled for Latin America at the beginning of next month
[00:27:45] remains valid. Doctors are optimistic that the 71-year-old
[00:27:49] Pontiff will recover by then.
[00:27:53] Flamingos have once again colored some areas of the lakes in Constanța county
[00:27:57] pink. More images and information will follow immediately in
[00:28:00] the news.