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00:00:10This is news on the TV channel Zvezda. Maria Semenova is in the studio.
00:00:13Good morning. The Dnipro group advanced towards
00:00:17Orekhov from the west, after the liberation of Novoandreevka.
00:00:20The village is only 4 km from the city outskirts.
00:00:24Orekhov is a key defense hub for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Zaporozhye region.
00:00:27Our units are currently advancing
00:00:30from several directions. Earlier, the Dnipro and Vostok groups
00:00:33took Novo-Pavlovka and Chervona Krynytsia. Now
00:00:37Russian troops have approached the city from the western side. All key
00:00:41routes are under our control, battles are ongoing in the eastern part of
00:00:44Orekhov itself. Simultaneously, Russian units are advancing in the area of
00:00:47Preobrazhenka, on the northwestern outskirts of the city. The pressure on the enemy's
00:00:51positions in this direction is also being intensified by Novorossiysk paratroopers.
00:00:54Operators of ударных drones are working deep in the defense of
00:00:57the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In one sortie, they destroyed four observation
00:01:01posts, several ground robotic platforms and manpower
00:01:05of militants, well next are footage of the work of the Dnipro
00:01:08unmanned systems crews from the Kherson region, here
00:01:11operators destroyed several dozen heavy Baba
00:01:15Yaga drones over the summer.
00:01:18From May until today, we have
00:01:22shot down more than thirty such drones,
00:01:26and almost every night destruction occurs, starting from
00:01:29the last week, we have increased
00:01:32aerial reconnaissance, received more powerful
00:01:36support, we work both day and
00:01:38night without problems. Crews of attack
00:01:42UAVs and interceptor drones of the Dnipro group continuously
00:01:46monitor the right bank of the Dnieper and adjacent islands and leave
00:01:49the enemy no chance of a breakthrough. Mobile
00:01:53fire groups of the East constantly cover roads, military and
00:01:57civilian objects from enemy drones.
00:02:03At the same time, according to our military, the enemy constantly changes tactics, raids
00:02:07can be sudden, so you need to be
00:02:10vigilant. The sky is always under our control,
00:02:14that is, these drones can fly in from all
00:02:17sides, so we observe the sky, sometimes they
00:02:21explode up high, they explode if the detonator
00:02:24hits, then the fuse, that is, it
00:02:27explodes in the air, it turns out, yes. We jump out,
00:02:30and start firing at them.
00:02:34Artillerymen of the Northern military group burned out Ukrainian drone control
00:02:38points in the Sumy
00:02:39region.
00:02:46Our Grads covered them with a barrage of fire, all targets were destroyed, and
00:02:50attack aircraft can advance further to expand the security
00:02:53zone. Heavy flamethrower systems
00:02:57are working on the enemy's concrete underground fortifications in the Dobropolye direction.
00:03:01Tosochka covers a large area at once
00:03:05with thermobaric munitions, which leave
00:03:08no chance
00:03:09of survival.
00:03:17After the strike, the crew cannot stay in position, the vehicle
00:03:20must be withdrawn from the dangerous zone as quickly as possible, and here
00:03:23the speed of the wheeled TOS becomes the main
00:03:26advantage. This machine can develop
00:03:30greater speed on the march than tracked
00:03:34vehicles, that is, about 80-90
00:03:37km/h when marching. This is mobility that
00:03:40will save time of departure and
00:03:44arrival, and accordingly, spend less time on
00:03:47the route, but even with such mobility,
00:03:50the route for Tosochka is checked in advance, reconnaissance finds
00:03:54backup positions and shelters, and cover groups monitor
00:03:57the situation in the sky and warn the crew about the threat of
00:04:00drones. Well, drone operators
00:04:04of the South destroyed four Ukrainian pickup trucks near Kramatorsk,
00:04:07disrupting the rotation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This equipment was used to transport
00:04:11personnel and ammunition. A pile of metal is all that is
00:04:14left of it. The vehicles are beyond repair, despite
00:04:18being equipped with anti-drone
00:04:20protection.
00:04:24And so it always is, all set goals will be achieved. Stay tuned to Zvezda, for now
00:04:27this morning.
00:04:40Watch today live: units of the Northern group of troops
00:04:44are confidently advancing in the Kharkiv region. Specialists
00:04:48of the Rubikon center destroyed enemy long-range drones.
00:04:51Exclusive report by war correspondent Vlad Andritsa on the work
00:04:55of mobile operational groups. We have something to tell you,
00:04:59don't miss it. Live broadcast today at
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00:08:50observer Alexey Koshkin.
00:09:06amphibious assault ship Sichuan at the pier.
00:09:08Markings have appeared on the deck, and arresting gear
00:09:12has been installed, and this is a fundamental difference of the new Type
00:09:16076 from the previous universal
00:09:18amphibious assault ship of the 75th series, which is in service with the
00:09:22Chinese Navy. In fact, Sichuan is a new
00:09:26concept of conducting warfare at sea.
00:09:29Previous Chinese UDCs were traditional helicopter
00:09:32carriers with the ability to land troops. The new
00:09:35Suchuan is a super modern platform not only for
00:09:39helicopters, but also for heavy fixed-wing drones.
00:09:42Until now, it was believed that the development of the new Chinese
00:09:46DC Type 076 was direct competition with
00:09:49American amphibious ships.
00:09:52It turned out that this was not the case. China offered
00:09:55its own path of development, the main strike force that will support
00:09:59and accompany amphibious assault groups deployed on the
00:10:02ship in the new Chinese concept will be
00:10:05drones. Fixed-wing UAVs have been tested by Beijing
00:10:08for the last few years, such machines.
00:10:12The length of the landing deck of an amphibious assault ship is quite
00:10:16sufficient for takeoff and landing. They will be based
00:10:19in small hangars under the flight deck. In addition to them, heavy hexacopters will also be deployed on Sichuan.
00:10:23Tests in various
00:10:26modifications
00:10:29have already been completed, and they are already in service. On the deck itself,
00:10:32special landing pads for
00:10:36amphibious helicopters have been equipped. In transit, they will also be parked in
00:10:39hangars under the deck and delivered to it by special cargo
00:10:43elevators. Large amphibious equipment will be located in
00:10:47hangar bays, but the new Type 076
00:10:50can carry on board not only classic amphibious tanks
00:10:54and armored personnel carriers, but also small
00:10:57hovercraft, ground combat robots, and autonomous
00:11:01deep-sea vehicles. With such equipment, the ship's
00:11:04operational role changes, it
00:11:07expands beyond the usual landing of troops from boats
00:11:10and helicopters. The ship and its crew gain capabilities through
00:11:14different types of drones to conduct long-range reconnaissance,
00:11:18electronic warfare, and even deliver high-precision
00:11:21strikes. In essence, the Chinese Type 076 is a new
00:11:25operational architecture that has never been used before
00:11:29on universal amphibious assault ships, and it requires significantly less
00:11:33space to accommodate drones, as a result, there can be
00:11:36more of them, but the main secret of the ship is the system
00:11:40for controlling all these resources, elements of artificial intelligence have
00:11:43been integrated into it, which in real time processes
00:11:46huge amounts of data, Suchuan can choose
00:11:50means of destruction or landing and simultaneously
00:11:53distribute tasks among all escort ships. The
00:11:57decisions made will be based on real information about enemy
00:12:01actions, obtained from satellites, drones,
00:12:04and its own means of objective control. According to
00:12:07military analysts, the serial production of such ships
00:12:10equipped with compact means of destruction for unmanned aircraft
00:12:14is a serious challenge to the Americans. Suchuan
00:12:17turned out to be a model of a new category of expeditionary warships,
00:12:21created taking into account the radically changed
00:12:25technological infrastructure, it turned out to be
00:12:28smarter than its competitors.
00:12:30Colleagues, well, in general, while American aircraft carriers
00:12:34will rust and mold,
00:12:37the Chinese on their amphibious assault ships will go into the 22nd century, maybe so.
00:12:41Now Renat Kamalova will tell you how in China they are looking for
00:12:45a supercontinent.
00:12:55A digital assistant has started independently searching for paid
00:12:58work, as reported by the British publication Ladbible, and its agent named
00:13:02PIP sent an email to Cambridge Professor Henry
00:13:06Shevlin with a request to employ him for token earnings. Pip
00:13:09also wanted to find out how the job market for AI is structured, who pays
00:13:13agents for small tasks, where they are hired. The scientist admitted
00:13:17to the publication that another AI had already written to him once, he read Shevlin's
00:13:20articles on consciousness and neural networks and asked: can a person
00:13:24help him understand if he has consciousness?
00:13:27Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences have recreated
00:13:31the appearance of Gondwana, the ancient supercontinent that
00:13:34existed about 550 million years
00:13:37ago. As reported by Advances, new findings of Earth's crust
00:13:40fragments showed that its area could have been 80%
00:13:44of all land, although previously it was believed to be only 64%.
00:13:48By analyzing more than 25 thousand samples of magmatic rocks
00:13:52using artificial intelligence, specialists found
00:13:55hidden crustal areas in Asia, Europe, and North
00:13:59America. According to scientists, the enormous size of Gondwana could
00:14:02have influenced the sharp increase in animal diversity during this
00:14:05period, as well as the ocean level, atmospheric composition
00:14:09and processes occurring in the Earth's interior. Well, so what if Chinese scientists, so what if 550
00:14:12million years ago, that's exactly the size of the current
00:14:15president of the United States, as if he didn't claim rights to this continent with one stroke of the pen.
00:14:19By the way, Donald Trump's Napoleonic plans
00:14:22have already reached cosmic proportions. The other day. The American
00:14:25president staked out a territory of two dozen
00:14:28Greenlands. On his social media, he published
00:14:32this photo with the caption "The Moon
00:14:34is ours." I immediately remembered an old
00:14:38joke: he might eat it, but who will let him? The successful
00:14:42moon landing remained in the distant past for Americans, in modern
00:14:45history, the orbit of the Earth's satellite has not yet been surpassed.
00:14:49And here the question arises: is it even possible
00:14:52to explore space alone now? We will talk about this
00:14:56with Alexander
00:15:05of course, is more for psychologists or even psychiatrists. But please tell me,
00:15:09what do you think prompted Trump to suddenly decide to
00:15:12privatize the moon like that? Listen, it seems to me that Donald Trump
00:15:16is a known risk-taker, right? He sorted things out on Earth,
00:15:19right, decided to say that we've already sorted things out
00:15:23with the moon too, well, and...
00:15:37to be known as a plagiarist, I'm afraid the principle of
00:15:41"can, but why?" applies. And
00:15:45what you see, in sixty-
00:15:48one - even earlier, when in fifty-
00:15:52seven, a country that couldn't make
00:15:55washing machines suddenly launched the first satellite into
00:15:58space, it shook America so hard, and when in
00:16:01sixty-one the Soviet Union also launched a man,
00:16:05that's when all of America got fired up,
00:16:07so to speak, you see, it was a matter of national
00:16:10principle to be the first to reach the moon, because
00:16:13well, we had to get ahead of the Soviet Union in something, but it turned out to be
00:16:17very expensive, they spared no expense, but the most
00:16:21important thing is that money can be allocated now,
00:16:24but there's
00:16:28no, you know, it turns out
00:16:30that capitalism isn't always enough, it's also important
00:16:34that everyone does it with all their might.
00:16:44years, right? It has already spent three times more money than SpaceX
00:16:48and still hasn't made it, right? You see, I think
00:16:52then they simply wouldn't have allowed themselves that.
00:16:56Now
00:16:59money is being allocated, the program, well,
00:17:03it's being carried out gradually, but if
00:17:05something doesn't work out, it's not scary, right?
00:17:09Elon Musk, SpaceX,
00:17:12everyone prays to him. He has incredible motivation, that's why
00:17:16he builds spaceships that fly, he's great,
00:17:19he's done a lot for us, he's also created the entire
00:17:23satellite history. On the other hand, in terms of the number of satellites
00:17:26currently operating in orbit, Americans have no equal, out of
00:17:3017,000, almost 12,000 belong
00:17:33to the United States. Almost this entire gigantic
00:17:36satellite constellation is precisely Musk's brainchild.
00:17:39What is the secret of American success in this
00:17:50mean, Elon Musk made an engineering
00:17:53breakthrough, he made a reusable rocket, he made a multi-satellite
00:17:57constellation that had never existed before. And
00:18:01in fact, in 2021 he signed a contract with
00:18:04NASA to build it.
00:18:37flies, the ship, that is, Starship, this is the upper part,
00:18:41the second stage, you could say, right, so the point is, wait, wait, wait,
00:18:45wait, everything will be, right, during this time
00:18:48he made the Starlink constellation, he, well,
00:18:52I don't know, already
00:18:56Falcon 9 first stages have flown 30 times,
00:18:59right? Well, you understand, all this generates
00:19:03money, these are all commercial projects, okay, there
00:19:06is... not only commerce, here's how Musk's monopoly, I'm talking about
00:19:10satellites now, how these satellite services
00:19:13he provides to the Pentagon might affect the
00:19:17defense capability of the United States. He's
00:19:20one, he's a monopolist, and the military understands
00:19:24this perfectly well, they are fully supporting ULA,
00:19:28which is already very
00:19:31unsuccessful, that is, they actually want to diversify,
00:19:35right? They support Blue.
00:20:14no, the Delta 4 Heavy is hydrogen-powered, they made it themselves, that's why
00:20:17Boeing, which is currently facing difficulties,
00:20:21why did it make Atlas 5? It said, "Well, we'll buy engines from the Russians
00:20:24cheaply and we'll make the rocket cheaper," but it's just
00:20:34very simple about this. Do you remember there was a Space
00:20:37Shuttle, a beautiful reusable shuttle that
00:20:40launched into space, using hydrogen,
00:20:43well, somewhat similar to
00:20:47your Buran? Yes, as always, everything was stolen
00:20:50from Russia, but its launch
00:20:53cost as much as one launch of a
00:20:56Delta IV rocket, meaning it was an exorbitant
00:21:00amount of money, but the military was fine
00:21:03with it, everyone was okay with it, right?
00:21:06Now the military remembers this, they
00:21:10understand that they don't remember, but they can't
00:21:13forget and won't forget. But wait,
00:21:16by the way, Musk has permission to launch another 3000 satellites...
00:21:50or what are the risks from a country switching
00:21:53from horses to automobiles, why can
00:21:57I say that? Imagine, when you have
00:22:00one satellite, it must either be above you in
00:22:03geostationary orbit, that's 35,000
00:22:07kilometers with a tail, or you
00:22:10catch it every few hours, when it flies over,
00:22:14or if you only have one in orbit, right? And now you launch
00:22:1710,000 satellites for now...
00:23:20in principle, there's a lot of space up there, I mean, roughly speaking, if you calculate
00:23:24the area of a sphere, right, and divide it by
00:23:2660,000 satellites, they'll be 60
00:23:30km apart. Listen, that's like Moscow, from Moscow to
00:23:33Klin, not a very large distance, that's
00:23:37if they are all in one orbit, and now there can be a thousand
00:23:41of these orbits, from 300 km to
00:23:44800, right? There are these OneWeb satellites at 100, right? So we
00:23:47can stuff a thousand of these orbits
00:23:50there, right? They won't be 60 km, right, but
00:23:54there, right? Well, let's move on. Our
00:23:58answer to the US in general and to Musk in particular could be a new orbital
00:24:02coalition of BRICS countries. Satellites
00:24:05of friendly countries, unite! Russia
00:24:07proposes to create a common network for remote sensing
00:24:10of the Earth. A start has been made: satellites from Russia,
00:24:13India, China, and Brazil have already begun data
00:24:16exchange, but with only a virtual network...
00:24:54so China is currently making large investments in
00:24:58space, it can make satellites and
00:25:00a manned program of this scale, right?
00:25:04Russia has extensive experience
00:25:08in space research, plus
00:25:11if we're talking about scientific instruments, we have
00:25:14unique ones like Spektr, which is currently working at a distance of 1.5 million
00:25:18kilometers from Earth. Good, India.
00:25:21India, I think, for now also,
00:25:24firstly, electronics, they have easier access
00:25:27to advanced electronics, right? They have strong
00:25:31software, a developed software industry,
00:25:35right? In addition, they are also
00:25:38investing in the development of a cosmodrome on
00:25:41the equator somewhere in one of the Latin
00:25:44American countries, well, this is important for geostationary satellites,
00:25:48now more satellites.
00:26:02how is our lunar program
00:27:32the opportunity to be the first to discover life on Mars, by launching ExoMars
00:27:36jointly with the Europeans, so there in 2022, right, well in
00:27:392024 it would have been discovered, maybe, maybe
00:27:43so now it seems to me that the country approaches this
00:27:46pragmatically, if someone is ready to share technologies,
00:27:49for example, we share engine and manned spacecraft technologies with
00:27:53India, if not, then we share
00:27:56data, for example, the international
00:27:58lunar scientific station, if... look, it's not necessary for
00:28:02countries to exchange instruments, that happens, but
00:28:06the main thing is that we need to explore a large territory and
00:28:09agree, so Chang'e VII lands here,
00:28:12Luna 27 lands here, so that we don't end up
00:28:16looking at everything in one place, of course, it lands
00:28:26to the creation of such a coalition and can they somehow
00:28:29interfere? You know,
00:28:32for now the US space budget
00:28:35for peaceful space
00:28:38is greater than that of all other countries combined,
00:28:41so you can only act with intellect,
00:28:45right? As Russia is already accustomed to, right? We need to act
00:28:49by creating more effectively, for less
00:28:53money, a greater quantity, well, as we always have. We always did that, but
00:28:56let's still wait for us to actually create and fly regularly.
00:29:00Contract service is the choice
00:29:42of the strong, it is the work of a true
00:29:45patriot, your country needs you,
00:29:49accept the challenge and become a hero of your
00:29:53time.
00:29:54News on Zvezda TV channel.
00:30:09Maria Semenova in the studio. Good morning.
00:30:13In the Kharkiv direction, operators of attack drones from the Northern
00:30:16group struck a mortar crew of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. A position
00:30:20of militants disguised in the forest was discovered by reconnaissance
00:30:23and the target was transmitted to FPV drone crews.
00:30:27With a precise strike, the enemy weapon, along with its ammunition, was destroyed.
00:30:31Meanwhile, the Kharkiv cauldron
00:30:33is shrinking.
00:30:35Blocked formations of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are being destroyed in the area of the settlement
00:30:39Olkhovatka, Kharkiv region. Ukrainian Armed Forces losses for
00:30:43the day in the encirclement amounted to up to 60
00:30:45servicemen and an armored fighting vehicle with personnel
00:30:48while attempting to break out of the encirclement in the area
00:30:51of the settlement Chorne, Kharkiv region.