30 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FC Astana won 2–0 over Atyrau on Wed Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Atyrau 5 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 9 matches Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches FC Astana have won the previous 2 matches against Atyrau Marin Tomasov is the competition's top scorer (5) Who won between Atyrau and FC Astana on Wed 30 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT?FC Astana won 2–0 over Atyrau on Wed 30 Apr 2025 13:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Atyrau is playing home against FC Astana on Wed The Caspian Sea – bordered by Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan – spans an area roughly equivalent to the size of Germany. However, it has been steadily shrinking since 1995, with water levels dropping by over two metres. Scientists predict its surface area could decline by 30 per cent by the end of the century This alarming trend is fuelled by climate change – rising temperatures and increased evaporation – along with human activities such as the construction of numerous reservoirs along its primary tributary The shallow northern basin of the Caspian Sea is the most severely impacted and faces the prospect of vanishing entirely in the coming decades The repercussions are dire for biodiversity and for coastal communities which are losing their livelihoods and contending with increasingly difficult living conditions French journalist Clément Girardot and photographer Julien Pebrel went on a journey along the Caspian Sea’s receding coastline in the Atyrau region to see what live looks like for the Kazakh residents grappling with the uncertain future of their sea the largest Kazakh city near the Caspian Sea with a population of approximately 350,000 has long struggled with severe air pollution The city is encircled by numerous polluting infrastructures and several facilities for the storage and transportation of natural gas and oil Atyrau’s residents are equally troubled by another environmental crisis: the shrinking of the Caspian Sea The level of public communication is almost non-existent,” says Mustafa a local resident fishing in the Ural River “The decline started in the 2000s and has accelerated since 2015 the shoreline has retreated 30 kilometres to the south but even more concerning is the collapse of its biodiversity,” says Arman Khairullin an environmental activist and independent deputy of the Atyrau Regional Council the last village on the Ural River before it meets the Caspian Sea once thrived on fishing cooperatives during the Soviet era with declining fish populations and bans on fishing certain species Many men in the region now work shifts in oil fields The older generation still heads out to sea out of nostalgia but younger people rarely do so anymore because there just aren’t enough fish,” says 28-year-old local Damba’s population is increasing despite the decline of the fishing industry Single-story houses are springing up along straight quiet streets with well-maintained sidewalks enclosed by fences and designed with few windows to shield against the wind and heat are drawing new residents in search of affordable housing and cleaner air than in downtown Atyrau Reaching the mouth of the Ural River from Damba requires a boat The seabed there is only 20 to 30 centimetres below the surface dredging the channel to allow boats to reach the open sea and to enable fish to migrate upstream to their spawning grounds “The goal is to dig a channel 2.5 metres deep and 40 metres wide the mouth of the Ural River sometimes runs completely dry,” says Khairullin many fishing towns once built along the seashore now only have access to the sea through channels Berik Akhmetov operates a small pool where sturgeons are raised – a project he started four years ago these fish are too small; it takes 10 to 12 years of farming to grow an adult specimen They will eventually be sold for both their meat and their caviar,” he explains The entrepreneur also plans to release some juvenile sturgeons into the wild The five Caspian nations are required to take such measures in an effort to prevent the species’ extinction although the impact has been minimal so far Located 70 kilometrs west of the regional capital Zhanbay used to be a thriving fishing town we could see the water from the roof of this building the shoreline is 20 kilometres away,” says Didar Yesmoukhanov the mayor of Zhanbay in Western Kazakhstan The sea’s disappearance has drastically transformed the economy and way of life in this once-bustling fishing community Camel breeding has become an alternative source of income in this arid region As fishing activities decline and living conditions worsen some residents are being forced to leave the village a man in his thirties who grew up in Zhanbay but had to migrate to Atyrau to seek better opportunities He now lives in the regional capital but often visits his family in Zhanbay A more drastic drying up of the Caspian Sea would disrupt the lives of millions of shoreline residents and could trigger even larger migratory movements Another consequence of the sea’s retreat is the increasing desertification of coastal areas and more frequent sandstorms which negatively affect the health of both residents and animals the wind carries salty dust that is very harmful to animals,” laments Ibragim Bozakhaev a 68-year-old resident whose garden contains apricot trees His daughter-in-law is personally affected by the sandstorms they’re so strong that we can’t even see our garden I’ve developed an allergy to the dust; it’s a very difficult season for me,” says Asel Sheruyenova On the border between Kazakhstan and Russia This wetland has long been a sanctuary for birds and fish but it has also been deeply affected by the environmental crisis “The water level has been dropping for five years now and mud is accumulating in the canals,” says Satti Boldi an oil industry worker from the town of Kurmangazy The increasing aridity is also contributing to a rise in wildfires in both the Russian and Kazakh parts of the Delta the area affected by catastrophic fires in the Delta grew by 34 per cent between 2010 and 2020 Time may be running out to find a solution for the Caspian. In November 2022, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev described the situation as “acute” during a speech and called for the creation of a research institute focused on studying the Caspian Sea The government officially approved the project in January 2024 but the institute has yet to be established Equal Times is a trilingual news and opinion website focusing on labour politics and the economy from a social justice perspective A giant oil refinery is situated near the heart of the city of Atyrau Atyrau faces serious challenges with air pollution Kazakhstan’s state-owned JSC NC KazMunayGas (KMG) and China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) are progressing plans to develop a grassroots plant to produce polyethylene terephthalic acid (PTA) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) to be built in Kazakhstan’s western Atyrau region a preliminary feasibility study for the PTA-PET project was completed with KMG and Sinopec now working to move into front-end engineering and design (FEED) for the proposed plant While KMG did not immediately reveal a timeframe for anticipated completion of the FEED study an updated project description on the operator’s website indicated construction of the PTA-PET project would begin in 2025-26 and continue until 2029 overall required investment to complete the PTA-PET plant is estimated at more than $8 billion Confirmation of the partners’ transition to FEED work on the proposed development follows an October 2023 agreement between KMG and Sinopec under which the companies agreed to jointly launch the preliminary feasibility study To be operated by KMG subsidiary KMG PetroChem would be equipped to process 400,000 tpy of paraxylene feedstock received from KMG subsidiary ANPZ LLP’s nearby 5.5-million tonne/year (tpy) Atyrau refinery to produce 735,000 tpy of PET according to KMG’s latest project description KMG’s website showed current technology providers for the project include Koch Engineered Solutions subsidiary Koch Technology Solutions which will license its proprietary terephthalic acid technology and Polymetrix AG to deliver technologies for PET production Robert Brelsford joined Oil & Gas Journal in October 2013 as downstream technology editor after 8 years as a crude oil price and news reporter on spot crude transactions at the US Gulf Coast He holds a BA (2000) in English from Rice University and an MS (2003) in education and social policy from Northwestern University Aamer Muhammad Signs Professional Deal with BC Barsy Atyrau8/16/2024 4:37:00 PM | Basketball (M) artifacts found in Kazakhstan indicates that wealthy or even "royal" Sarmatians were buried there Striking gold jewelry and weapons made by Sarmatian nomads have been unearthed from three burial mounds in Kazakhstan that date to about the fifth century B.C The discoveries suggest the western Atyrau region More than 1,000 artifacts have now been recovered from the region's burial mounds and around 100 were gold ornaments and jewelry of the "animalistic" Sarmatian style "Images of predators that inhabited the region at that time — leopards tigers — can be seen on the found items," Kassenov said The team also unearthed human remains, ceramics, two wooden bowls — a rare find because wood usually decays in burials — and two black "touchstones" with gold handles which were probably used to reveal the purity of metals Related: 2,000-year-old gold jewelry from mysterious culture discovered in Kazakhstan Get the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox (Image credit: Government of Kazakhstan)A dagger with a gold hilt and an iron blade unearthed by archaeologists from a Sarmatian burial mound in Kazakhstan's Atyrau region (Image credit: Government of Kazakhstan)Archaeologists say that the high value of the artifacts indicates the mounds were used for the burials of wealthy Sarmatians (Image credit: Government of Kazakhstan)Kazakhstan archaeologists say more than 1,000 artifacts have been recovered from Sarmatian burial mounds in the Atyrau region Many of the finds were made during excavations in 2023 and 2024 of the "Karabau-2" burial mound in the Atyrau region Such burial mounds are known as "kurgans" in Eastern Europe from a Turkish word for "mound" that was adopted in many Slavic languages The Karabau-2 kurgan stands about 10 feet (3 meters) high at its peak and forms a circular mound with a diameter of about 230 feet (70 m) The archaeologists determined that it had been used for at least nine individual burials of which only two had been plundered by looters —Large mound in Russia reveals 2,500-year-old skeletons of elite nomadic tribesmen...and a horse head —Mysterious 'mustached' burial mounds in Kazakhstan date to the Middle Ages —1,500-year-old gold buckles depicting ruler 'majestically sitting on a throne' discovered in Kazakhstan The archaeologists also excavated two other burial mounds a few miles away, each with between 10 and 15 graves, which yielded iron and bronze weapons, as well as jewelry, household items, and silver "pictograms" representing a saiga antelope and a wolf. One grave also contained a gold bracelet weighing about 13 ounces (370 grams). The high value of the artifacts suggests the kurgans had been burial sites for wealthy or even "royal" Sarmatians, the statement said. Live Science ContributorTom Metcalfe is a freelance journalist and regular Live Science contributor who is based in London in the United Kingdom. Tom writes mainly about science, space, archaeology, the Earth and the oceans. He has also written for the BBC, NBC News, National Geographic, Scientific American, Air & Space, and many others. Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name. Ancient Egyptians drew the Milky Way on coffins and tombs, linking them to sky goddess, study finds Space photo of the week: Record-breaking James Webb telescope image captures 1,678 galaxy groups at once Min 32 – After a long pass, home team goalkeeper runs outside the penalty area and blocks attacker who was coming in the opposite direction. When the foul wascommitted, there were already two defenders behind goalkeeper and in front of the attacker, who could clearly challenge this attacker in case a foul had not been committed. In these situations, the correct decision should be award a direct free kick and show a yellow card to the goalkeeper for stopping a promising attack. Min 34 –Inside home team penalty area, there is a challenge between defender nº 13 and attacker nº 15. The defender stretches the leg but it’s the attacker who plays the ball. It seems there is no contact or there is a minimum contact between players. The attacker unexpectedly let himself fall to the ground. The Laws of the Game states that a player who «attempts to deceive the referee, e.g. by….pretending to have been fouled» must receive a yellow card by Unsporting Behavior. Referees should be strict in this kind of behavior!! In these situations, the correct decision should be Indirect Free Kick against the team of attacking player and yellow card for Unsporting Behavior. If Referee awards a penalty kick VAR should intervene. Min 90+4 – The ball is crossed from some distance and after rebounds on the field of play hit away defender 22 already inside his own penalty area. The ball hit the upper part of the arm close to the shoulder on a non-punishable zone according to the image on the Laws of the Game book. Besides that, the arm is in a natural position close to the body, not making the body unnatural bigger. In these situations, the correct decision should be allowingplay to continue. Air Astana is to start direct flights between Atyrau, in western Kazakhstan, and Tbilisi, Georgia. The new service will commence on May 27 and operate three times a week, on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, using Airbus A320 family aircraft. Round-trip fares, inclusive of taxes and fees, start from USD 213 in Economy Class and USD 587 in Business Class. Tickets are available on the airline’s website and through authorized travel agencies. This new route increases Air Astana’s summer schedule frequency to Tbilisi to 15 weekly flights, including nine flights per week from Almaty and three weekly flights each from Astana and Atyrau. The Atyrau to Tbilisi route complements Air Astana’s existing international services from Atyrau to Istanbul, Dubai, and Amsterdam. The airline continues to expand international connectivity from regional cities in Kazakhstan, including scheduled flights from Shymkent to Jeddah and Medina, and charter flights to Doha. Air Astana continues to expand international connectivity © 2025 LARA. All rights reserved. Website by Create Designs. 16 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Kairat Almaty won 4–0 over Atyrau on Wed The current head to head record for the teams are Kairat Almaty 16 win(s) Kairat Almaty have won the previous 2 matches against Atyrau Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches Who won between Kairat Almaty and Atyrau on Wed 16 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Kairat Almaty won 4–0 over Atyrau on Wed 16 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 14 goals in their last 5 matches Kairat Almaty is playing home against Atyrau on Wed Monday - Friday 9am-12pm / 2pm-6pm GMT + 1 All financial news and data tailored to specific country editions This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. CHENZHOU (FIBA Asia Champions Cup 2016) – Al Ahli of the United Arab Emirates drew first blood in the FIBA Asia Champions Cup 2016 after blowing out Kazakhstan’s Barsy Atyrau, 105-68 Al Ahli drew big games from imports Samuel Young and Cheikh Samb, who combined for 67 points. The UAE quintet started the game strong dominated the Kazakhs to notch their maiden win of the tournament. Barsy Atyrau was led by Pavel Ilin Turning Point: Al Ahli led 31-15 after the first period and never looked back at the half and just proceeded to waylay the Kazakhs the rest of the way Al Ahli was never threatened this encounter Stats Don't Lie: Al Ahli were sharp on offense hitting 57% of their field goals and making 15 threes Barsy Atyrau just couldn’t hold UAE down and they paid for it dearly as Al Ahli scored practically at will Game Hero: Samuel Young was the undisputed monster in this match unloading 50 points on 18/26 FG shooting for Al Ahli He has served notice that he is a force to be reckoned with and that Al Ahli are a team that should not be overlooked The Bottom Line: This is the first win for Al Ahli who are targeting advancing to the next round and also hoping for a good seeding This win gives them a bit of a cushion as they take on powerhouse Xinjiang tomorrow will rest on Day 2 and try to bounce back on Day 3 against the Chinese Copyright © ChemAnalyst - 2020 | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy On December 13th, Kazakhstan unveiled the modernized main water pipeline, Astrakhan-Mangyshlak, in its western Atyrau Region. The significant expansion of this facility was a result of comprehensive reconstruction, directed by President Tokayev’s under the supervision of Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister, Alikhan Smailov. The upgraded Astrakhan-Mangyshlak pipeline will provide an additional 60,000 cubic meters of water to the population, enterprises, and agriculture of Atyrau and Mangystau regions. The project includes the renewal of worn-out equipment and the replacement of two sections of the main pipeline, totaling about 177 km in length. As a result, the throughput capacity of the Astrakhan-Mangyshlak water pipeline increased from 110,000 to 170,000 cubic meters per day. “The reconstruction of the water pipeline was completed a year ahead of schedule due to accurate design solutions and rapid construction rates. This marks just one of many large-scale projects planned for the region,” Smailov said. Additionally, a desalination plant capable of producing 50,000 cubic meters of water per day is currently under construction in the village of Kenderli. From this plant, a 105 km long main water pipeline will be built to Zhanaozen. Text description provided by the architects. 314 meters long and 10.5 m wide Atyrau Bridge is one of the latest pieces of iconic architecture in contemporary Nur-Sultan. Designed by local young architects it’s become the most picturesque sightseeing in a historical part of the city. Its design form and façade refer to the symbol of the Atyrau region a unique endemic – Caspian Sturgeon. Designed in a parametric manner, two and half thousand individual façade pieces of its shell create a shelter of the public space and give a sense of a place. It's truly one of the tourist destinations where people love to get together and bring their guests to visit. where tourists love to rub the statue’s nose what became a tradition that gives you good luck The bridge was the gift of the Atyrau Region to the capital city on its 20th anniversary You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email has announced the launch of direct flights on the Atyrau - Baku - Atyrau route The new service is part of the airline's plan to expand its international network this year, Caliber.Az reports via Kazakh media The direct flights will operate three times a week The flight duration will be approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes providing a convenient and efficient connection between the two cities This new route is expected to enhance connectivity between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan offering greater convenience for both business and leisure travelers The addition of Atyrau - Baku - Atyrau flights further solidifies Air Astana’s commitment to expanding its international reach and improving travel options in the region Kazakhstan’s Air Astana company will launch direct regular flights from Atyrau to Baku starting from May 31, APA-Economics reports citing Air Astana flights will be operated three times a week using "Airbus A320/A321" aircraft The flight duration from Atyrau to Baku will be 1 hour 25 minutes and in the opposite direction – 1 hour 35 minutes It was noted that flight KC277 will be operated from Atyrau on Mondays and Saturdays at 18:30 Flights on the KC278 Baku–Atyrau route will be carried out on Mondays and Saturdays at 19:55 The International SAMBO Federation (FIAS) is a non-governmental non-profit organization that unites National SAMBO Federations FIAS is the only internationally recognized organization responsible for the development of SAMBO worldwide The FIAS website regularly features SAMBO news as well as SAMBO videos and photos from SAMBO competitions It also includes the official competition calendar of the International SAMBO Federation and other documents regulating tournaments in Sport SAMBO Deputy Prime Minister visited Zhylyoi and Makhambet districts inspected the work on protection of settlements from high water In Zhylyoi district the banks of Kamyskol lake are being strengthened Deepened 23 km of the riverbed of the river Zhem and 35 km of the channel Kursai More than 100 units of equipment are involved in the objects In Kulsary Kanat Bozumbayev met with residents and inspected the quality of housing built for flood victims In Makhambet district - checked the bank protection works along the river Zhaiyk In the village Makhambet strengthen the bank length of 4.5 km Completed construction of a bridge between the villages of Makhambet and Sarytogai Repair of the intra-settlement road is underway protective dams are being built in the suburban villages of Talgairan 5.6 km of dams along the Saryozek canal are being strengthened and new bank protection structures 2.5 km long are being built along the river Work continues on cleaning and widening the Gogolev Canal which is a key link between the Zhaiyk River Dredging works are carried out with a total length of 30 km with a channel width of 18 metres and depth of 2 metres work has already been completed on a 9.5 kilometre section dredging of the mouth of the Zhaiyk River at its confluence with the Caspian Sea has been underway The total length of the planned works is 10 kilometres of which 9.5 kilometres have been completed to date The work of the new flood forecasting and modelling system ‘Tasqyn’ which was developed on the instructions of the Head of State and will be launched by the end of the year so we need to take all measures in advance to take into account all possible scenarios We need to increase the pace: transfer contracting organisations to two shifts Ministry for Emergency Situations to take control and monitor all flood control measures in the region," Kanat Bozumbayev instructed Stay updated about the events of the Prime minister and the Government of Kazakhstan - subscribe to the official Telegram channel