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00:00:585:00 AM in Moscow. TV channel Russia-24 continues
00:01:02information broadcasting. Now, the main news for this
00:01:04hour. A massive strike by Iskanders and
00:01:08Zircons. Ukrainian air defense could not intercept a single
00:01:12Russian missile. In Kiev and the region, our military
00:01:15attacked large logistics centers that were used in
00:01:19the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Some of them burned down completely. The restoration
00:01:23of others, as the owner companies admit, will take years.
00:01:26About the results of the high-precision strike, Evgeny Nipot.
00:01:30This is all that remained of the largest warehouse of the Ukrainian marketplace Rozetka. At night, it
00:01:34burned so fiercely that the smoke from the fire did not dissipate even during the day, covering the entire
00:01:38Kiev region of Brovary. As soon as the smell of burning appeared, a real howl rose
00:01:41in the Verkhovna Rada. The terrorist in the deputy's chair, Alexey
00:01:44Goncharenko, took the lead. That night, the warehouses of Rozetka, Nova
00:01:48Poshta, and Epicenter were damaged. The largest Rozetka warehouse is not subject
00:01:51to restoration. An attack on civilian objects is simply
00:01:54terrible. True, what's terrible here is more likely the hypocrisy of this
00:01:58demagogue, who keeps silent about the fact that... Rozetka actively sold military
00:02:01equipment, giving good discounts to Ukrainian Armed Forces members on holidays, just so
00:02:05they would buy more combat goods specifically from Rozetka, for example, spools of
00:02:09fiber optic cable for FPV drones for 250 dollars, and for about
00:02:12a hundred, kits for quick repair of copters in the field,
00:02:16various antennas and Starlink terminals, which provide stable
00:02:19communication for wings that strike Russian territory. Customers in uniform
00:02:22were offered a large assortment of optical sights. Naturally, all
00:02:26of them are involved not only in delivering some small items there.
00:02:41somehow differently, but from Europe, all of this
00:02:44100% goes through transshipment points
00:02:48and reaches the main drone ports
00:02:51from where attacks on Russia are launched. The leadership of Rozetka
00:02:54supported these attacks not only logistically, but also financially. For just one collection, they
00:02:58raised almost 60 million hryvnias
00:03:00for GUR terrorists, who direct their drones at civilians in Russia.
00:03:04The Epicenter company also provided its area and capacity for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In its hangars,
00:03:07according to the Ministry of Defense, components for drones and
00:03:11dual-use goods were stored. True, Kiev once again resorted to the formula
00:03:14"this is different." Thus, the bloated face of Ukrainian diplomacy, Sibiga,
00:03:17without much ado, forbade his subscribers from justifying Russian
00:03:21strikes, even if they are retaliatory for Ukrainian
00:03:24attacks on civilian objects. And the prospect of regular, powerful,
00:03:28ballistic and drone responses greatly worries local experts, such
00:03:31as the advisor to Bankova, nicknamed Flash. "And there will be
00:03:35more of these, and these will become more numerous.
00:03:38Enemies will look for such warehouses of ours
00:03:41to strike them to cause a shortage
00:03:45of various goods for us." What exact goods become scarce after
00:03:48Russian raids was recently shown by police in the Sumy region,
00:03:52by posting and then quickly deleting photos of a destroyed warehouse where
00:03:56strike drones of a Ukrainian company were stored. Nova Poshta actively participates
00:03:59in the delivery of such purely military cargo, as well as equipment. That is why its
00:04:03terminals are regularly subjected to attacks. Civilian
00:04:06infrastructure in Ukraine has turned into such a
00:04:10mixed module, that is, it is now a military-civilian structure.
00:04:13This is indeed true, meaning there are separate
00:04:16areas where all of this is stored and assembled. So it's not just
00:04:20some small package mixed among hundreds
00:04:24of thousands of others. Moreover, the management of Nova Poshta itself admitted to
00:04:28actively supporting Ukrainian formations by donating almost 5 billion hryvnias to them.
00:04:32Now, the company has far fewer opportunities to service and sponsor
00:04:35militants, and there will be even less, as the strikes will continue, and the smoke from
00:04:38the burning Kiev warehouses will only thicken. Evgenia
00:04:42Neptana, Poginin and Artem Artyshov,
00:04:44Vesti.
00:04:46The Russian army is expanding the security zone in the Sumy
00:04:50region. The Ministry of Defense reported the capture of the village of Ryzhovka
00:04:53on the left bank of the Seim River. This settlement
00:04:56was liberated by servicemen of the North group.
00:05:00During the mop-up operations, Russian assault aircraft dislodged Ukrainian nationalists.
00:05:03Our servicemen received fire support from artillery crews
00:05:07and strike drones, timely
00:05:10destroying enemy firing positions and reserves. And the village
00:05:13of Zornitsa in the Zaporozhye region
00:05:16came under the control of the Vostok group.
00:05:20Iran and Oman have agreed on the coordinates of a new route
00:05:23through the Strait of Hormuz. All other routes will be closed to
00:05:27navigation. This was stated by the Foreign Ministry of the Islamic Republic,
00:05:31adding that they cannot guarantee safety even
00:05:34after the opening of the new sea route, due to the aggressive
00:05:37actions of the United States. Meanwhile, Donald Trump also announced
00:05:41a deal with Iran.
00:06:00Spain, after the migration crisis in Ceuta, can no longer
00:06:04consider its NATO allies reliable. This is a disappointing
00:06:08situation, as noted by the publication Politika. Almost immediately,
00:06:11border control with the kingdom was introduced by Italy. However,
00:06:15Madrid should have far more questions for the main investor of the North Atlantic
00:06:19Alliance, the United States.
00:06:22The Republican Party allocated 40 million
00:06:25dollars to Morocco, right before the influx of illegal immigrants into
00:06:29the exclave of Ceuta. The situation remains extremely
00:06:33volatile. The situation with child migrants in the city has become
00:06:36unbearable, the mayor states. The centers for their
00:06:39containment are overcrowded by 27 times, and the government's
00:06:43response to what is happening, according to him, is simply
00:06:46insufficient, this
00:06:48is a quote.
00:06:51Moldova has started using its strategic water reserve
00:06:54due to the shallowing of the Dniester. This was
00:06:57reported by the Minister of Environment of the Republic. Anomalous heat
00:07:01threatens Europe's most important river arteries.
00:07:04A critical situation on the Rhine and Danube. The consequences have already
00:07:07affected shipping, nuclear energy, and fuel
00:07:11supplies. Prolonged
00:07:13drought has threatened
00:07:17the harvest in Bordeaux. Anomalous heat has forced local winemakers
00:07:20to reconsider centuries-old traditions of production. If earlier the first clusters
00:07:24were harvested only in mid-September, and sometimes in October, this year
00:07:28the grape harvest will begin as early as August
00:07:3115.
00:07:36The grapevine suffers too much, and climate change is happening
00:07:40faster than we think. The largest glacier in Austria, Pasterze,
00:07:44one of the national symbols of the country, is melting at an alarming
00:07:47rate. Due to record warming, it may soon
00:07:50split in half. Where eternal ice once lay,
00:07:53now streams of meltwater descend and
00:07:56lakes form.
00:08:00Glaciers used to advance and retreat, but human
00:08:04activity undoubtedly accelerates the process. Even here, high in
00:08:07the mountains, temperatures reach 30 degrees Celsius. This
00:08:10is not normal. Natural fires have also affected
00:08:14with ground services and
00:08:16aviation fighting the flames.
00:08:20To help city residents survive the heat, Albanian firefighters
00:08:24spray them with cool
00:08:25water.
00:08:29In many areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina, temperatures have exceeded
00:08:3240 degrees Celsius, and the water level in rivers, including the Bosna,
00:08:35has dropped to critically low levels. Local authorities urged
00:08:39the population to use water and electricity more carefully, and
00:08:42recommended that companies suspend outdoor work from
00:08:4611 AM to 5
00:08:47PM.
00:08:50Most of the time I try not to leave the house at all, I do all my chores
00:08:53in the morning, the earlier the better, at night I open the windows and ventilate
00:08:57the room so it cools down, and in the morning I close everything again. The Danube
00:09:01also became shallow. In these shots, residents of Bratislava walk along
00:09:04the exposed riverbed. And this is a British mine from the Second
00:09:08World War, which the drought raised from years of
00:09:11oblivion. Moreover, the low water level almost led to
00:09:15the shutdown of the largest nuclear power plant in Hungary,
00:09:18Paks.
00:09:21The water intake is located here, and by the wall you can see a water level meter. Its
00:09:25readings determine the current situation, and the operation of the entire
00:09:29Paks NPP depends on them. Currently, only one of the eight turbines is working,
00:09:33the fourth turbine of the second power unit. Last night, literally a few
00:09:36millimeters remained until the complete shutdown of the station. The European Commission considers the prospect
00:09:40of a large-scale energy supply crisis
00:09:43currently unnoticeable. However, if the situation worsens, Brussels
00:09:46promises to urgently convene the Electricity Coordination
00:09:49Group.
00:09:53We are closely monitoring the situation in Hungary, as well as in Romania, Bulgaria, and
00:09:57other countries in the region. It is obvious that the low water level in the Danube
00:10:00will affect electricity generation by nuclear power plants
00:10:04located along the river. Thus, the problem affects several
00:10:07EU member states at once. According to meteorologists and
00:10:10climatologists, 2020 may become one of the hottest
00:10:14on record. The El Niño phenomenon is cited as an aggravating
00:10:17factor, an increase in temperature in the equatorial Pacific
00:10:21Ocean. This climatic phenomenon is capable of intensifying
00:10:25drought, leading to mass crop failures and
00:10:27famine.
00:10:31In the coming months, temperatures are expected to rise significantly as
00:10:34the extremely powerful El Niño continues to develop.
00:10:38We currently believe that by the end of the year, the global temperature will be
00:10:41approximately 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial
00:10:45levels. Experts emphasize that temperature records are being set not only in
00:10:49Europe, but also in North and South America. India
00:10:52is also experiencing exhausting heatwaves. However, for Europe,
00:10:55the current season has been unprecedented in the frequency and
00:10:59scale of climatic anomalies. Ksenia Bykova and
00:11:02Evgenia Semtsova,
00:11:03Vesti.
00:11:06Britain will release prisoners early due to
00:11:10a shortage of prisons. This was announced by Prime Minister Byrnham, and
00:11:13predictably, he blamed his predecessors from the
00:11:16Conservative Party for everything. They brought the situation to
00:11:20a catastrophe. They plan to release those who have served
00:11:2340% of their term. The only exceptions are those convicted of
00:11:27rape or crimes against children. According to the latest
00:11:31reports from the British Ministry of Justice, the prison
00:11:34system in the kingdom is almost 98% full.
00:11:37Maria Petrashko will continue the topic.
00:11:41If there are not enough cells in prisons, you can, of course,
00:11:44build new ones. You can also engage in social policy
00:11:48to reduce crime at its root, or you can simply open the doors
00:11:52and send some prisoners back to.
00:11:55This is exactly the logic behind the new early release program of the
00:11:58government, tired of the vacationing Prime Minister Andy
00:12:01Byrnham. British
00:12:04logic is as logical as the discoveries of British scientists: if
00:12:08prisons are overcrowded, we'll release criminals, sir. The problem must
00:12:12disappear somewhere, maybe they will kill each other in freedom, because all of
00:12:15this does not mean at all that only minor offenders
00:12:18will be released. According to British media, some of those
00:12:22convicted of murder and domestic violence
00:12:25are still covered by the program. violence?
00:12:28Participants in the campaign also expressed
00:12:31concern that, according to the plans, some murderers and
00:12:34domestic abusers are still eligible for
00:12:37early release, for example, two men imprisoned
00:12:41for the death of police officer Andrew Harper in
00:12:442019. year.
00:12:46But some, on the contrary, think that too few criminals
00:12:50will be released. They probably haven't been robbed enough.
00:12:56Justice experts expressed concern that freeing
00:13:005,000 prison places may not be enough to
00:13:03prevent a capacity
00:13:04crisis.
00:13:07Particular outrage was caused by the fact that two of those convicted in the case of the murder
00:13:11of police officer Andrew Harper could fall under the new rules.
00:13:15His family, police representatives, and public organizations state that
00:13:18this undermines trust in the justice system. A petition
00:13:22against the release gathered more than 100 thousand signatures, and
00:13:25the Thames Valley Police Federation announced its readiness
00:13:29to seek a judicial review of the government's
00:13:31decisions.
00:13:33Andy Burnham faces a lawsuit from outraged police officers because he
00:13:37did not prevent the early release of two killers of hero
00:13:41police officer Andrew Harper. A representative of the Police Federation
00:13:44stated that they are ready to go to court if Burnham does
00:13:48not cancel this decision.
00:13:50Naturally, Burnham had to strain himself even on vacation.
00:13:55rapists and those convicted of the most serious sexual
00:13:58offenses will not be released early.
00:14:01Well, of course they won't, they're not even put in prisons,
00:14:05they're everywhere in Britain
00:14:07at large. Let's play a game, who received
00:14:11the longest prison sentence in Britain out of these three? It was Shaun Took,
00:14:15who left a racist comment on Facebook, Sam Melia, who sold
00:14:18patriotic stickers, or Aisayami, who committed
00:14:21the most terrible crime against a twelve-year-old girl. I can't
00:14:25say the word, but you understand. So, Shaun Took received 15 weeks
00:14:29in prison for his Russian comments. Sam Melia received
00:14:322 years in prison for stickers like these: "We will become a minority in our
00:14:36homeland by 2066."
00:14:38The last one, Al-Sayami, who did something terrible to a twelve-year-old
00:14:42girl, received a suspended sentence and 180 hours
00:14:46of community service, not a day of actual prison. Welcome to modern
00:14:50Britain.
00:14:52If there aren't enough cells, we'll reduce the number...
00:16:09Today, the Russian Armed Forces celebrate 175 years
00:16:12since the creation of the Railway Troops. To mark this significant date,
00:16:16the Ministry of Defense website published unique,
00:16:19declassified documents from the archives of the Central Archive
00:16:22of the military department. The texts discuss the contribution
00:16:26of railway soldiers to the victory in the Great Patriotic
00:16:29War. In the new section, "Steel Highways of Victory,"
00:16:33orders and directives of the People's Commissar of Defense of the USSR,
00:16:36instructions to armies and fronts, combat reports,
00:16:39award materials for railway soldiers, rare
00:16:43photographs from the Great Patriotic War period, and other
00:16:46documents that have not been presented to the general public before.
00:17:27What was this day remembered for in
00:17:341806, the Emperor of the Holy
00:17:39Hapsburgs, abdicated the throne, bringing an end to the Holy
00:17:42Roman Empire, which had existed for over eight
00:17:46centuries. This theocratic power
00:17:49was founded in the 10th century by the German King Otto the Great,
00:17:52as a continuation of the Roman Empire and the Frankish Empire of Charlemagne
00:17:55the Great, but it never managed to achieve unity due to
00:17:59disputes with the Vatican, the Reformation, and the emergence
00:18:02of nation-states. By the 15th century, the Holy Roman
00:18:06Empire had lost all its possessions, except for the German
00:18:10principalities, and Napoleon's conquests put an end to them.
00:18:14Franz II secured a guarantee from Bonaparte that he would not
00:18:17take his place, and only after that did he issue a manifesto of
00:18:21abdication. But the idea of unification in
00:18:24Europe did not disappear. After Napoleon's defeat, the monarchical
00:18:27Holy Alliance appeared. In the early 20th
00:18:31century, such diverse figures as Kaiser Wilhelm II, Leon
00:18:34Trotsky, and Winston Churchill proposed
00:18:37the creation of the United States of Europe, and after the Second
00:18:40World War, the European Economic Community was created,
00:18:44which became the European
00:18:46Union. On August 6,
00:18:491945, Americans dropped an atomic
00:18:53bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. The deadly
00:18:56charge was delivered to the target by a B-29
00:18:58bomber.
00:19:02Hiroshima was almost completely destroyed. Tens of
00:19:05thousands of people burned to
00:19:07death, died under the rubble, were maimed, and continued
00:19:11to die from radiation sickness. The total
00:19:14number of dead, including the victims of the second atomic
00:19:17bomb, dropped three days later, exceeded 200,000
00:19:21people. U.S. President Harry Truman said that in
00:19:24using nuclear weapons, he saw his duty, and that this was,
00:19:28I quote, "the greatest event in history." He
00:19:31said it was necessary to achieve victory in the war against
00:19:34militaristic Japan.
00:19:38But, firstly, Japan capitulated only when
00:19:41the Soviet Union entered the war against it, and secondly, the true
00:19:45goal of Washington was the desire to demonstrate its
00:19:48power to other countries. And four
00:19:51years later, the USSR conducted its nuclear tests and
00:19:54eliminated the US nuclear
00:19:56monopoly.
00:21:2096, scientists answered a question that had
00:21:23plagued humanity for centuries: Is there life on Mars? This was
00:21:26reported by the American journal Science. NASA specialists
00:21:29examined a meteorite that was found in Antarctica 12
00:21:33years earlier and found fossilized
00:21:36bacteria there, ranging in size from
00:21:3920 to 100 nanometers. Previously, this
00:21:42was a fragment of rock 4.5 billion
00:21:45years old, meaning that when life on Earth was just
00:21:49emerging, on Mars it still
00:21:51existed. About 16 million years ago, the rock
00:21:55was ejected from the Martian surface, probably as a result
00:21:58of a collision with some celestial body.
00:22:01Electron microscopes revealed traces of polycyclic
00:22:05aromatic hydrocarbons in mineralized
00:22:08deposits, probably of organic
00:22:10origin. This discovery was a sensation, and
00:22:14although many consider it controversial, it undoubtedly gave
00:22:17a powerful impetus to the development of astrobiology
00:22:20worldwide.
00:22:23This is how this day went down in history. On August
00:22:266, 1915, the defenders of the Russian fortress
00:22:30of Osovets counterattacked after the Germans used poisonous
00:22:34gases. This heroic episode remained in history as the attack
00:22:37of the dead. At 4:00 AM, a dark green gas
00:22:41wave 10 meters high approached the fortress. 7,000 German
00:22:45infantry followed. But the Russian soldiers, wrapped in bloody bandages,
00:22:48rushed to meet them, and the treacherous enemy shamefully fled.
00:22:52August 6 is a memorable date in the military history of Russia.
00:23:56Protecting citizens from telephone and Internet fraudsters is the concern
00:23:59of the state. Recently, the arsenal for combating this has been supplemented by more than two
00:24:03dozen initiatives. They were adopted as part of the second package of measures
00:24:06to counter malefactors. We will talk about several
00:24:09important innovations in this episode of the
00:24:12Instruction program.
00:24:14So, new measures to combat cybercriminals were adopted in the summer, and they will
00:24:18come into force.
00:24:50mailings without the subscriber's consent, the possibility of introducing
00:24:54a self-ban on registering SIM cards without
00:24:57personal presence was established,
00:25:00and mandatory labeling of calls
00:25:03from legal entities and entrepreneurs
00:25:06was introduced.
00:25:08Anti-fraud has become the foundation upon which countering
00:25:12fraudsters is built. If previously their activities were seen fragmentarily: the bank,
00:25:16suspicious transactions, the mobile operator, calls, law enforcement...
00:25:52If a bank or telecom operator ignores the procedure for identifying
00:25:55and combating fraud, a citizen has
00:25:59the right to demand compensation in the amount of losses incurred. Here it is worth
00:26:03noting that compensation
00:26:06in case of theft due to
00:26:10the fault of the bank, it was already previously available, right? But now
00:26:14there is a new type of liability, such as compensation from
00:26:17the mobile operator. That is, as of today,
00:26:21there is - there will be a delineation of areas of responsibility between
00:26:24the bank and the mobile operator.
00:26:26It must be understood that compensation will in no
00:26:30case be automatic. First, it is necessary to write an appeal to
00:26:34the bank and law enforcement agencies. The credit
00:26:37organization will conduct an investigation within 10 days, and if
00:26:40it is convinced that its employees are at fault, it will reimburse
00:26:44the stolen amount within a month. If it is determined that the operator
00:26:48is at fault, then the bank will transfer the claim to him, and he will
00:26:51be the one to reimburse the money. But if it turns out that the victim
00:26:55himself is at fault, no one will compensate him for the losses. That is,
00:26:58if the bank or operator repeatedly warned
00:27:02the subscriber about a fraudulent
00:27:05act being committed against him, that the number was suspicious,
00:27:09and so on, but the citizen deliberately
00:27:12went ahead and consciously made
00:27:15a transfer, possessing this information,
00:27:18then, of course, here -
00:27:22the citizen is fully responsible.
00:27:25Among the key measures from the second package is a limit on the number of
00:27:29bank cards, no more than twenty per person, in total across
00:27:32all banks. Before issuing a new card, employees of
00:27:36credit organizations will have to check if the limit
00:27:39has been exceeded. This measure is a strong blow to droppers and
00:27:42drop-leaders. They use huge pools of cards not only for
00:27:45the fraudulent actions themselves, but also for laundering criminal
00:27:48proceeds. And one more important measure is the so-called
00:27:52panic button on Gosuslugi. The portal will have
00:27:56the ability to promptly report possible fraud.
00:27:59The signal will immediately go to communication operators and other
00:28:03platforms connected to the state anti-fraud
00:28:06system.
00:28:08Let's repeat the most important points. In July, the second package of measures to combat
00:28:12telephone and Internet fraud was adopted. It
00:28:15included more than twenty initiatives. Banks and
00:28:18communication operators are now obliged to exchange information in
00:28:20the state information system Anti-fraud. If a credit
00:28:24organization or communication operator violated the procedure for
00:28:28detecting fraud or ignored this data, they are
00:28:31obliged to compensate their client for losses. However, if a person,
00:28:35despite the warning, made a transfer, the responsibility
00:28:39lies with him. The number of bank cards per person will be
00:28:42limited to twenty in total across all banks. A panic button will appear
00:28:46on Gosuslugi, with its help you can report
00:28:50fraud. Do you have questions, do you want to know what other
00:28:54measures have been taken to counter telephone and
00:28:56Internet fraudsters? Watch new episodes of the
00:29:00"Instruction" program.