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 Tobol Kostanay 0 win(s) Tobol Kostanay is playing home against Zhenis on Sat the OSCE Programme Office in Astana (the Office) hosted an event to mark the culmination of the first stage of a two-year project aimed at supporting the Tobol-Torgay River Basin Council The project aims to strengthen the Council's capacity in developing a strategic basin plan for integrated water resource management Water availability in Central Asia is increasingly strained due to rapid glacier melting and rising demand This can be addressed through localized water management that empowers users to redistribute resources based on natural flows and local needs Kazakhstan is responding with the adoption of a new Water Code which the Office supported by assisting the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (MWRI) with revisions The new legislation expands the responsibilities of river basin councils by delegating increased oversight and management capabilities the Office initiated a project in 2024 to support one of the basin councils in developing a strategic basin plan fostering long-term environmental health and socio-economic stability The Tobol-Torgay River Basin was chosen due to its unique environmental challenges including variable river runoff and periodic flooding influenced by climate change The event brought together representatives from the Tobol-Torgay river basin inspections Participants were presented with the findings of a comprehensive river basin study conducted through interviews and focus group discussions The research covered the current state of water resources institutional mechanisms for stakeholder interaction as well as climate and environmental risks recommendations were developed for improving water resources management in accordance with international standards Participants actively engaged in discussions on the study's findings and recommendations and participated in a training session to identify key challenges within the basin These challenges were prioritized based on their significance The outcomes of these activities will guide the development of an actionable plan serving as the foundation for the strategic basin management plan aimed at fostering regional sustainable development through efficient water resource management the Office plans to conduct additional activities in 2025 They will focus on land resource management in the context of climate risks as well as methodologies for calculating and forecasting water balance the facilitation of the basin plan's development and targeted training sessions to equip stakeholders with the skills necessary for effective implementation and monitoring remain key priorities for the upcoming year This event was held as part of the OSCE Programme Office in Astana's multi-year efforts to support Kazakhstan’s agendas on sustainable development goals and integrated water resources management like Reed and Thane Tobol of Tobol Farms near Ronan are putting the finishing touches on a successful harvest season wrapping up operations two to three weeks ahead of schedule Reed Tobol attributes their early completion to favorable weather conditions he also mentioned that the harvest wasn’t entirely without challenges “The heat actually got to us a few days,” Reed noted explaining that high temperatures forced them to shut down early on certain days to prevent the pulp temperature of the potatoes from becoming too hot “If you put them away when they’re too hot they just don’t store; they start breaking down and then you’ve got all kinds of problems.” Overall While the Tobols are pleased with this year’s crop Reed did note some of the headwinds resulting from broader market conditions With economic uncertainty and a general slowdown in consumer spending French fry maker Lamb Weston recently announced the decision to close a processing facility and reduce its workforce by 4% as evidence of the market’s softening “I don’t think it’s probably the best marketing conditions but I don’t think it’s the worst either,” Reed said “You’re seeing the consumer is just plumb out of money labor shortages continue to plague the agricultural sector “I started with five people at my cellar and ended with one,” Reed explained Technology has played a role in boosting yields for growers Reed acknowledged that while modern innovations have improved production the lack of market outlets for these higher yields—especially when export markets are disrupted by global issues—creates significant challenges for producers like him “We’re kind of our own problem in a way,” Reed said pointing out that high production levels can saturate the market When combined with limited export opportunities due to international conflicts and other barriers this puts pressure on family-owned farms that are already facing shrinking acreage due to urban expansion Montana’s potato acreage has dropped significantly over the years a steep decline from the 38,000 acres planted in 2018 Urban sprawl has taken its toll on agricultural land and farmers like the Tobol’s have lost long-term lease ground to development “We lose farm ground probably every couple of years that we farmed for 20-plus years,” Reed explained sharing how landowners often sell to developers taking valuable farmland out of production Reed expressed optimism for the future and wished his fellow potato producers in Montana a successful harvest As the agricultural landscape continues to evolve © 2022 Northern Broadcasting System, Inc - We Ride For The BrandSystem Status - Privacy Policy - Terms of Use Stay in the know with The National Interest newsletter © Copyright 2025 Center for the National Interest We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain 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These cookies help provide information on metrics such as the number of visitors Performance cookies are used to understand and analyse the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customised advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyse the effectiveness of the ad campaigns In a remarkable maritime discovery, surveys conducted for the proposed MarramWind floating offshore wind farm in the North Sea have likely uncovered the resting place of the SS Tobol a Russian merchant vessel torpedoed by a German U-boat in 1917 during World War I The Bahamas registered Fugro Galaxy survey vessel, while sonarl scans for the wind farm project, identified an uncharted wreck matching the dimensions and characteristics of the SS Tobol This finding potentially solves a 107-year-old maritime mystery regarding the ship’s final location ScottishPower announced that the data was gathered during geophysical and environmental surveys for the proposed MarramWind floating offshore wind farm Originally built as the SS Cheltenham in Sunderland at the turn of the 20th century the vessel served a British steamer company before being captured by Russian warships in 1904 Renamed the SS Tobol after the Tobol River in Russia the ship became part of the Russian Imperial Navy and later joined the Russian Volunteer Fleet in 1916 the SS Tobol met its fate when it was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-52 while sailing from Blyth to Arkhangelsk the exact location of the wreck remained unknown a 250-meter exclusion zone has been established around the wreck which measures approximately 100 meters in length offering a valuable snapshot into early 20th-century naval architecture particularly its distinctive ‘turret deck’ design ““This really is an extraordinary find given that our seabed surveys – which give us vital information about seabed conditions and what that means for the development of MarramWind – covered a distance of around 6,000 miles “We always expect to come across wrecks when carrying out works like this but these tend to be smaller vessels and known to the authorities While the Tobol was known to have been torpedoed in the war so to discover it after more than a century and uncover its history is something special.” The MarramWind floating offshore wind farm a joint venture between ScottishPower and Shell aims to generate up to 3 GW of renewable electricity—enough to power more than 3.5 million homes The discovery of the SS Tobol adds historical significance to the project blending advancements in renewable energy with the preservation of maritime heritage “This kind of archaeological discovery is an added bonus when considering the benefits MarramWind could bring,” Anderson added “It could be a game-changer for the industry and with the likely discovery of the Tobol MarramWind has already made its way into the history books.” including the UK Hydrographic Office and Historic Environment Scotland Discussions are underway to establish a long-term archaeological exclusion zone to ensure the wreck is protected and preserved for future generations Marine and Coastal Cultural Heritage and Archaeology Lead for WSP highlighted the significance of the discovery “This discovery of a small –but important ­– piece of a collective national jigsaw puzzle of marine heritage speaks not only to the global nature of international commerce and alliances in the early 20th century but also to the interconnectedness and competitiveness of national interests at the time something still relevant today,” said Gane “It’s incredible that – more than a century on ­– we finally have a sense of where the SS Tobol likely went down thanks to MarramWind.” The discovery not only solves a long-standing mystery but also offers an opportunity to learn more about the vessel and those who were aboard While some online sources suggest 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No spam! 01 Mar 2025 13:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Tobol Kostanay won 2–0 over Ulytau on Sat This is the first time the teams are playing against each other Have scored 1 goals in their last 2 matches Who won between Tobol Kostanay and Ulytau on Sat 01 Mar 2025 13:00:00 GMT?Tobol Kostanay won 2–0 over Ulytau on Sat 01 Mar 2025 13:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Tobol Kostanay is playing home against Ulytau on Sat A North Sea survey of the proposed MarramWind floating offshore wind farm site by the Fugro Galaxy survey vessel discovered the wreckage of a Russian World War I merchant vessel for what could be one of the first floating offshore wind farms in the world revealed the likely resting place of the SS Tobol which was torpedoed by a German U-boat in 1917 The shipwreck believed to be that of Tobol was among several discovered during the survey works for the 3GW wind farm being developed by Iberdrola’s subsidiary ScottishPower and energy giant Shell worked as the SS Cheltenham by a steamer company until it was captured by Russian warships in 1904 it was transferred to the Russian Imperial Navy and renamed SS Tobol before being relocated to the Russian Volunteer Fleet in 1916 an exclusion zone of 250 m was put in place around the 100m long given that our seabed surveys – which give us vital information about seabed conditions and what that means for the development of MarramWind – covered a distance of around 6,000 miles,” said Colin Anderson He added that wrecks are often found during surveys but those are mostly smaller vessels and known to the authorities “While the Tobol was known to have been torpedoed in the war so to discover it after more than a century and uncover its history is something special,” Anderson added Relevant authorities like the UK Hydrographic Office and Historic Environment Scotland have been notified of the find and discussions are ongoing to establish a long-term archaeological exclusion zone to ensure the wreck of the SS Tobol is protected and preserved “It’s incredible that – more than a century on – we finally have a sense of where the SS Tobol likely went down thanks to MarramWind,” said Toby Gane marine and coastal cultural heritage and archaeology lead for engineering services firm WSP Don't have an account? Anderson Stevenson Wilke & Retz Funeral Home Assisting the Montana communities of Helena TJ Tobol passed away suddenly and untimely at the young age of 38 following a hard-fought battle with COVID-19 on Thursday TJ grew up in Helena attending 3R’s Preschool CR Anderson Middle School and Capital High School where he graduated with the Class of 2000 TJ obtained his AAS Degree in Automotive Technology from the Helena College of the University of Montana TJ went to work at American Chemet as a Utility Operator in October 2004 and later moved to the shop where he was Mechanic/Relief foreman in 2006 which is where he continued to work up until the time of his death TJ had a deep passion for the outdoors and all it had to offer; a passion instilled by his family or just taking a day drive in the hills; anytime he could be outside with his friends Outdoors was where TJ found peace and comfort Another family passion passed down from his Dad Once the hunt was over and the hard work began you could always count on TJ to shoulder the load whether it was his kill or not He was always the first person to strap on a drag rope or load up a pack he always knew how to put a smile on your face and give you a good laugh TJ’s kind heart and gentle soul always had room to love and give to others TJ always made himself available to help everyone; you could always count on him to be there Until we see you again our sweet boy and big brother TJ and Kylene were married for thirteen years nothing else was more important or came first He shared his love and passion for the outdoors with them He supported them in all their activities He spent every bit of time he had with them He was their rock and greatest supporter; he never missed an event and he never wanted to miss a moment with them he took great pride making their new home out in Townsend a special place for the three of them to be when they were together He loved them more than anything in the entire world and will continue to watch over them from Heaven TJ is survived by his children Riley and Logan Tobol of East Helena/Townsend his parents Tom and Laurie Tobol of Helena his sister Jamie (Ben and Taetum) Gates of Helena Grandfather Ronald Lee (Gerry) Kenney of Billings Step Grandfather Michael Davis of Glendive He is also survived by numerous aunts and uncles Ron (Beth) Kenney Clinton He is also survived by many loving cousins TJ was preceded in death by his grandmothers Dorothy Jones Davis and Patricia Tobol Graber his great grandparents Milton and Helen Jones and Roger and Dorothy Kenney his great uncle Donald Jones and numerous other extended family members September 4th at Twin Bridges Cemetery in Twin Bridges Donations may be made at GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/c01ebfbd View map Please visit the floral shop page for assistance in choosing a local florist No photos have been submitted yet. 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Please know that we are thinking of you Laurie We’re praying for you and your family We are so saddened to hear about your loss We can not stop thinking about you all during this hard time Sending all our love to your whole family and to his precious children❤️ I’m saddened to hear about the passing of TJ I have fond memories from our childhood of him teasing us My thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family at this time You will always miss TJ but he will always be with you in the memories you keep the laughter you share and the love you all hold for him May those good times and memories help heal the hurt in time With heartfelt sympathy … Rich & Deb Hendrix I am so terribly sorry about the loss of TJ I’m thinking of you and your wonderful family during this difficult time Mom and I are so sorry to hear about the loss of TJ We are sending you all our love during this difficult time I am sure heaven gained a much needed soldier but my heart aches for all of you To the Tom and Lauri Tobol Family and Friends’ our Hearts Prayers and Condolences; Go out to ALL; OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS are for you and your healing ‘ sincerely” Rich and Marge McEwen and families He was always so mature and such a handsome Unfortunately he was taken way too early in life Words are hard to come by but my hope is that your memories give you some comfort and peace hugs and good thoughts for all of you during this difficult time TJ was one of the most genuinely kind people I’ve ever met My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family I am so sorry to hear of your son’s untimely passing His big smile and goofy personality made him easy to love TJ touched the hearts of our family as well as many others and he left us with memories that will not be forgotten May they find healing in this time of great sorrow Laurie and Family – I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your son TJ rose my bus to school he was a very nice student never gave me any problems Jamie my sincere condolences sorry for your loss RIP TJ I always looked forward to seeing him in the Shop at Chemet Laurie & family – I am so very sorry to hear of the heartbreaking loss of your son I am thinking of you during this difficult time and sending comfort and strength His children will need your strength and guidance in these days Please no that his memory will live in his kids and your families hearts Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time but our memories of him and the children are chasing their dog Daisy in the neighborhood and working hard to put a fence up around the backyard to keep her in I glad I was able to attend the memorial service via the internet Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" © 2025 · Anderson Stevenson Wilke & Retz Funeral Home · Website by Luci's Office Earlier today it was reported that the Jambos hoped to sign Austrian defender Michael Steinwender and were in discussions with his club IFK Varnamo The towering Austrian defender has top flight experience in his homeland and Sweden and is someone Jamestown Analytics has identified as being able to improve Hearts If concluded, he would be the second centre half signed by the Tynecastle men after they brought in Jamie McCart from Rotherham, with Kye Rowles on his way out to DC United McCart was their second signing of the window after the addition of Belgian striker Elton Kabangu on loan from Union Saint-Gilloise The former started against Aberdeen yesterday after a debut off the bench against Dundee United while Kabangu was introduced as a sub at Pittodrie Hearts are also currently locked in talks with a second signing target and that is Kazakhstani winger Islam Chesnokov The 25-year-old currently plays in his homeland for Tobol Kostanay and has 11 caps for his country He featured in Conference League qualifying for them this season and scored 10 goals in their most recent domestic campaign Chesnokov is contracted until October this year and Not the Old Firm has learned talks are actively ongoing with the club and player negotiating over a move in this window All parties are said to be actively working to make it happen Chesnokov is a 25-year-old Kazakhstani winger who plays for Tobol Kastanay He came through at Altai Semey in his homeland before moving to Belarusian side Belshina Bobruisk and then onto his current club He has European experience in Champions League and Conference League qualifiers as well as playing regularly for his county The wide man mostly plays on the right wing but can also operate on the left or as a central striker Ironically, Chesnokov was previously linked to Kilmarnock but it is Hearts who are now making their move. 05 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Tobol Kostanay won 1–0 over Okzhetpes Kokshetau on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Okzhetpes Kokshetau 4 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 10 matches Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Tobol Kostanay haven't lost to Okzhetpes Kokshetau in their last 9 meetings (9W Who won between Okzhetpes Kokshetau and Tobol Kostanay on Sat 05 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Tobol Kostanay won 1–0 over Okzhetpes Kokshetau on Sat 05 Apr 2025 10:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Okzhetpes Kokshetau is playing home against Tobol Kostanay on Sat surrounded by her husband and children following a courageous year of battling cancer the third child and only daughter of Lloyd and Melba Adams  Linda spent much of her growing years in southern Utah Utah where she enjoyed spending time at their family restaurant “Sullivan’s” and hanging out with friends During her junior year in high school she moved with her family to Potomac Montana after her family purchased and settled on a ranch Linda went on her first date with Rob at the Missoula County fair witty and a gentleman and she fell in love with him A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints She was especially pleased that her daughter served a full-time LDS mission and her granddaughter is currently serving a full-time LDS mission spending time at the family cabin and enjoying family time which often included a run to get a “sippy” She was an eternal supporter of her four children and could often be seen at local sporting events cheering her children  Linda was blessed with ten grandchildren and she constantly found time to watch them grow and supported their different activities She reveled in giving grandkids kisses or in Linda’s vernacular “sugar” Linda’s love for youth led her to a thirty plus year career with Helena School District #1 where she was able to make many lasting friendships with coworkers and students Linda was able to enjoy retirement during her last couple of months of life Linda loved books and could often be found reading in her favorite chair Linda is preceded in death by her parents and survived by husband Robert Tobol brothers William (Patricia) and Robert (Jesse) and her four children; daughter Robin Valdez (Cris) of Decatur and Andrea; son Brandon (Luke) Tobol (Jill) of Mt Washington and their two sons Kemper and Levin; son Tyler Tobol (Danielle) of Helena and their two children Tyson and Hailey Jones; and daughter Shelbi Kelly (Matthew) of Japan Through her matchless love and eternal spirit Linda left a lasting impression all of her family that will last for generations wit and caring will live on forever in her family’s hearts A Funeral Service is scheduled for 11:00 a.m 2017 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Burial will follow the funeral at Forestvale Cemetery with a Luncheon to be held after the burial at the church Please visit below to offer a condolence to the family or to share a memory of Linda Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints View map View map No photos have been submitted yet. 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Our thoughts and prayers are with your family I have many fond memories of Linda’s kind heart when I was a member of the LDS church My love and sympathy go with her family at this time She is now free of pain from cancer and is resting in the loving arms of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Your mom’s great spirit will always be with you kind and an important member of the Jim Darcy School team I sure will miss her coming into Bob’s and getting her “sippy” and always smiling and making others feel wonderful May you find peace in the wonderful memories she created for her family and the community family as well I want your family to know what a blessing Robin and her family have been to us in Decatur but I can tell from her smile and twinkling eyes that a lot of her came through in Robin May your family find comfort in your memories and in the plan of salvation I’m so sorry for your family’s loss I hope you find comfort in God’s promise of a resurrection & in the many wonderful memory’s you made & shared together I am so sorry for your loss of a wonderful wife I will always remember Linda’s smile I met Linda in the early 1980 at church softball game between mothers & daughters I asked my daughter Michelle if she remembers that game The thing I remember most about Linda was her smile She has a wonderful family that she loved When I first moved to Helena and started teaching in the Helena School District Linda was the first smiling face who greeted me Her sense of humor and her warm eyes touched my life I was so blessed by the times I was with her I remember your mom cheering you boys on at small fry and high school football games and her smile of greeting at Capital High My thoughts and prayers are with your family She was always a familiar face at Jim Darcy where 4 of our children attended many years ago Later on seeing her at Capital High was great For more than five months, russians were experimenting with their 14Ts227 Tobol electronic warfare system trying to suppress Starlink internet connection in Ukraine, The Washington Post reports with reference to the Pentagon's "the top-secret assessment" among the documents leaked the other day The information found by WP points to deployment of a Tobol jammer near Bakhmut to cut off Starlink service used by the Ukrainian defenders of the city The US Department of Defense answered on WP inquiry that it still focuses on "getting the Ukrainians the satellite capabilities they need," whereas Kyiv assured it was aware of russia's efforts and "taking measures to neutralize them." There is very little public information about the 14Ts227 Tobol. The only source we have here is the article from The Space Review dated November 2020 "russia may also be working on a capability to perform electronic warfare from space" since the 1980s The following description of Tobol follows According to the russian official classification the 14Ts227 is one of "electronic warfare complexes for space-related purposes" Although there were no details anywhere about what exactly Tobol does it was believed to be "aimed at protecting Russian satellites from electronic attack rather than launching electronic attacks against foreign satellites." The indicator was that russians made up seven positions all located at military units that operate respective satellite tracking facilities (NIP) run by the ministry of defense of the russian federation The construction of the deployment sites began no earlier than in 2012 The "core" of the 14Ts227 system in its "stationary example" are so-called "radiotechnical positions" (RTP) that are part of "stationary specialized complexes" (SSK) each consisting of "a number of dish antennas" sized 2 there are also transformer substations and diesel power stations for emergency mode We say "stationary example" because some sources indicate russians were working on a mobile version of the system It was supposed to have the same chassis as the Fazan truck-mounted satellite tracking system Despite russians claiming their Tobol was only made for protecting their own satellites from EW interference some of its specifications available in the open domain testify to the completely opposite purpose of this system a supposed chief designer of Tobol says the 14Ts227 has equipment to monitor signals of navigation satellites with the aim of protecting them against "narrowband interference." More specifically it is capable of determining "the modulation of navigation signals with 90% accuracy at a signal-to-noise ratio of 30 decibels," as quoted by The Space Review Another patent mentions antennas that would be used to pick up and jam what are called "unauthorized signals" sent to satellites or relayed via satellites to the ground these capabilities were the reason why both US intelligence and WP journalists assumed that russians could use the 14Ts227 Tobol system to try and suppress the Starlink system that relies on a constellation of orbit satellites that provide internet connection The deputy mayor of Be'er Sheva, a city in southern Israel, has posted photos of himself posing with handcuffed and blindfolded Palestinian detainees on Facebook Shimon Tobol took the images and footage while he was doing military service in the occupied West Bank from 7 October until the end of January 2024 Tobol has served as one of the deputies of Mayor Rubik Danilovich for over two years The images and footage are accompanied by mocking captions an image of a blindfolded bearded man crouched on the floor is accompanied by the caption: “They say the bigger the beard where he is escorting a blindfolded arrestee avenge before our eyes the spilled blood of your servants." The Be'er-Sheva municipality did not comment on the images but told Haartez that Tobol was not working for them at the time they were taken An Israeli military spokesperson said that the army prohibits photography of detainees for security reasons Tobol is one of many Israeli soldiers who have posted footage of themselves abusing Palestinian detainees A BBC report on Israeli soldiers’ social media misconduct in February found that the sharing of detention images could violate international law which prohibits subjecting detainees to "insults and public curiosity" Although the Israeli military promised to act on the first report's findings, a subsequent report released last week - based on analysis of 45 photos and videos of Gazan detainees stripped bound and blindfolded - revealed that this practice continues unabated Copyright © 2014 - 2025. Middle East Eye Only England and Wales jurisdiction apply in all legal matters Middle East Eye          ISSN 2634-2456                      The Ayrshire side will be turning their attention towards possible recruitment in the January transfer window after an underwhelming start to the season Killie have struggled after their superb fourth-placed finish last season and have conceded the most goals (34) in the league so far It’s extremely unlike a Derek McInnes side, but they’ve had to deal with a number of suspensions and a big injury to key defender Stuart Findlay A defender is reportedly being targeted in January, but a report is now suggesting Kilmarnock are in the market for a forward According to a report published by match.kz Kilmarnock have submitted an offer for FC Tobol star Islam Chesnokov Their report states that FC Tobol is under contract and do not want to see Chesnokov leave the club he has played for since 2023 leave for nothing It adds that Killie are willing to shell out for the player The report states: “According to our information 25-year-old Islam Chesnokov received an offer from the Scottish Championship club Kilmarnock “Kilmarnock is in 8th place out of 12 teams “It is worth noting that Islam Chesnokov has a contract with Tobol until the end of 2025 and the club does not intend to let the player go for free “Kilmarnock is ready to pay for the player A post shared by Match.kz (@match.kz_) The reputability of the report remains questionable, particularly given Chesnokov is under contract until the end of 2025 and is currently valued by Transfermarkt at around £660k Chesnokov is a forward who can play on the left or the right wing and has earned four caps for Kazakhstan since his debut in 2023 He started his career with Kazakhstani outfit FC Altai and stayed there for three years before joining Belarusian side FC Belshina Bobruisk Chesnokov scored 11 goals in 59 games there which earned him a switch back to his homeland with FC Tobol he’s made 63 appearances for his current club and has registered 19 goals and 10 assists His contract with FC Tobol expires in October 2025 Bart Hendrickx is a longtime observer of the Russian space program Note: we are temporarily moderating all comments submitted to deal with a surge in spam Ali Khanalievich Aliyev was born on October 27 In his playing career he performed for such Kazakhstani clubs as “CSKA-Kairat” “Ordabasy” and “Qyzyljar”.  He has also played for Turkish clubs “Akçaabat Sebatspor” “Kartalspor” and “Diyarbakirspor” he played for the Kazakhstan U-20 team at the Youth World Cup His debut for the national team took place in 2002 in a friendly match against Estonia Ali Aliyev began his coaching career as a playing coach in FC Ordabasy in 2014 he took charge of FC Qyzyljar and led the team to the Premier League he headed FC Shakhter from Karaganda and after he became the head coach of FC Astana (youth squad) Under his leadership the football club from Petropavlovsk reached the third round of the UEFA Conference League qualification where they defeated the Croatian FC Osijek The former players of the national team Nurbol Zhumaskaliev and Yeldos Akhmetov have been appointed as assistant coaches Nurbol Zhumaskaliev is the record holder in the number of matches played and the top scorer in the Premier League From 2001 to 2014 he played the Kazakhstan national team (58 matches) In 2021-2023 he worked as an assistant head coach of the Kazakhstan U21 team Yeldos Akhmetov also performed for the Kazakhstan national team in 2012-2022 worked as an assistant head coach of the Kazakhstan U21 team and in October 2024, he joined the coaching staff of the national team Authorities in western Siberia’s Tyumen region said Tuesday that “abnormal” flooding has led to revised predictions for the anticipated peak water levels in the Tobol and Ishim rivers hydrologists have observed abnormal behavior The water moves very slowly because it’s spilling over the floodplain,” Tyumen region Governor Alexander Moor said on social media “Flood peaks are shifting [to] after May 6 [and] May 9-10.” The Ishim River was expected to peak at 12.15 meters on Monday but Moor said water levels had risen to 12.22 meters on Tuesday morning and continued to increase.  “That’s 74 centimeters above the peak of 2017,” he said Later on Tuesday, the governor said the Ishim River was also expected to reach peak levels on May 5-6 Authorities in the Tyumen region declared a state of emergency on April 8 due to the two swelling rivers with mandatory evacuations ordered in two regional districts Officials previously said the Ishim River would reach peak levels around April 23-25 Russia and neighboring Kazakhstan have been battling devastating floods that have forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people.  Spring flooding caused by melting ice is common in some parts of Russia combined with unusually warm spring weather has led to severe flooding in Russia’s Urals and western Siberia Russia's Prosecutor General's Office has designated The Moscow Times as an "undesirable" organization criminalizing our work and putting our staff 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These actions are direct attempts to silence independent journalism in Russia The authorities claim our work "discredits the decisions of the Russian leadership." We see things differently: we strive to provide accurate We, the journalists of The Moscow Times, refuse to be silenced. But to continue our work, we need your help please support us monthly starting from just $2 and every contribution makes a significant impact independent journalism in the face of repression Russia’s worst floods in decades sparked fears that radioactive and chemical pollution from Soviet-era uranium mines in the Kurgan region could seep into the Tobol River in western Siberia The hundreds or even thousands of mine wells drilled into the deposit have compromised the natural protective barrier surrounding the uranium ore the former head of Alexei Navalny’s Kurgan regional office who previously worked with uranium mining issues the latest flooding has likely sent radioactive substances into the river Videos published by local residents show the extent of the damages caused by the flooding Rosatom has previously dismissed protests against uranium mining at Dobrovolskoye as “radiophobia combined with ignorance,” claiming that the deposit is fully isolated from the Tobol River by natural barriers MINING.COM requested comment from Rosatom about the recent floods but the company did not respond by press time and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()); Canadian Mining Journal provides information on new Canadian mining and exploration trends corporate developments and industry events The training camp starts on November 11 in Almaty Goalkeepers: Igor Shatskiy (“Aktobe”) Defenders: Alibek Kassym (“Aktobe”) Sultanbek Astanov (“Ordabasy”) Adilbek Zhumakhanov (“Atyrau”) Bauyrzhan Islamhan (“Ordabasy”) Baktiyor Zainutdinov (“Besiktas” Galymzhan Kenzhebek (“Akritas” Forwards: Abat Aymbetov (“Adana Demirspor” In November, the Kazakhstan national team will play its two final matches in the UEFA Nations League. Kazakhstan will host Austria on November 14. The match will take place at the Central Stadium in Almaty. Kick-off is at 20:00 (local time). Tickets will be available at ticketon.kz The match will take place in Oslo at the stadium “Ullevol” You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Authorities in Russia’s Kurgan and Tyumen regions have urged residents to flee as the nearby Tobol and Ishim rivers swelled to dangerous levels Officials previously forecast that the Ishim and Tobol rivers would reach peak levels around April 23-25. But the Kremlin said flood water levels were now expected to increase in the Kurgan and Tyumen regions by mid-week as the rivers approached or exceeded eight meters on Tuesday.  “Dear residents of the region, if you live in the flood zone, evacuate immediately,” the Kurgan regional government said in a statement posted on the Russian social network Vkontakte Kurgan region Governor Vadim Shumkov warned Monday that a “colossal” amount of river water was rapidly flowing toward the regional capital which has a population of over 300,000 people.  it’s a real threat,” Shumkov said handicapped relatives and neighbors to temporary shelters or to friends and acquaintances Evacuate or bring your belongings to the top floors and leave your homes and dachas immediately.” Governor Alexander Moor told Russian state television that eight villages were evacuated due to the rising Tobol River and warned the Ishim River was “rising very dynamically.” He said that water levels in the river were expected to reach “historic maximum,” adding that authorities were considering whether to implement mandatory evacuations In a video released late Sunday, Moor warned the river will “flow intensely” as its ice cover melts, threatening the city of Ishim, which has a population of some 65,000 people. The Tyumen regional government said Tuesday that emergency alerts had been sent to residents via text message urging them to flee the city.  Russia and neighboring Kazakhstan have been battling devastating floods that have forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of people Scores of cities and towns were completely or partially flooded last week in the southern Orenburg region as the Ural River swelled Spring flooding caused by melting ice is a regular occurrence in some parts of Russia Aleksandr Zarutskiy (“Astana”) Defenders: Alibek Kasym (“Aktobe”) Baktiyor Zainutdinov (“Besiktas” There possible changes in the lineup until the final list is determined Training camp starts November 10 in Almaty Kazakhstan will host the national team of Austria The match takes place at the Central Stadium in Almaty The match kicks off at 20:00 (local time).  The match takes place at the stadium “Ullevol” in Oslo.  The kick-off - at 22:00 (local time) Tickets will be available at ticketon.kz Isabel van Brugen is a Newsweek Reporter based in Kuala Lumpur Her focus is reporting on the Russia-Ukraine war Isabel joined Newsweek in 2021 and had previously worked with news outlets including the Daily Express You can get in touch with Isabel by emailing i.vanbrugen@newsweek.com or by following her on X @isabelvanbrugen either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Russian environmentalists are sounding the alarm about a radioactive leak threat as floodwaters approach a uranium mine in the region of Kurgan in Russia's Urals mountains The Russian Urals region and neighboring northern Kazakhstan have suffered the worst flooding in 80 years amid heavy rainfall exacerbated by large snowfalls which are melting rapidly as a result of higher-than-usual temperatures this spring Authorities have evacuated tens of thousands of residents from Kurgan and Orenburg in recent weeks as floodwaters rise Newsweek has contacted Russia's Foreign Ministry for comment by email Environmentalists told Agentstvo that they fear the nearby Tobol River could become contaminated with uranium Sergei Eremin is the head of regional environmental organization Foundation for Public Control Over the State of the Environment and the Well-Being of the Population He said that a video filmed by a resident indicates that an old well "that had been leaking [uranium] for 35 years" could already be under water Andrei Ozharovsky, an expert in the Radioactive Waste Safety program of the Russian Social-Ecological Union, told the investigative site that a leak of uranium from the Dobrovolnoye mine will lead to an increase in the concentration of uranium salts in the Tobol River and this may contaminate drinking water for residents Agentstvo said that environmental activists in Kurgan have for years been urging authorities to ban uranium mining in the area They fear that the radioactive solution would contaminate groundwater and the Tobol River local authorities told Russia's state-run news agency RIA Novosti that the water level in the Tobol River had surpassed the "dangerous level" mark rising by 123 centimeters (4 feet) in the previous 24 hours more than 660 residential houses in Kurgan were flooded it's a genuine threat!" Kurgan governor Vadim Shumkov said on Telegram last week relatives with limited mobility and neighbors to a temporary shelter or to friends and acquaintances Do you have a tip on a world news story that Newsweek should be covering Do you have a question about the Russia-Ukraine war Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all The training camp starts on October 5 in Krems The match Kazakhstan vs Austria takes place on October 10 in Linz The kick-off is at 23:45 Kazakhstan time The match Kazakhstan vs Slovenia will take place three days later in Almaty The preparation starts on September 1 in Almaty. The final list included 28 players Goalkeepers: Shatskiy (“Aktobe”) Defenders: Malyy (“Ordabasy”) Tapalov (“Tobol”),  Marochkin Bystrov (“Astana”),  Gabyshev (“Elimai”) Russia), Kusyapov (“KAMAZ” Kenesov (Aktobe),  Zainutdinov (Besiktas Forwards: Aymbetov (“Adana Demirspor” Zhaksylykov (“Kaisar”), Omirtaev (BATE Belarus), Karimov (“Astana”) Coaching staff: Stanislav Cherchesov - head coach Russia’s worst flooding in decades has submerged Soviet-era uranium mines in the Kurgan region, the investigative news outlet Agentstvo reported Monday sparking fears that radioactive and chemical pollution could seep into the Tobol River whose subsidiary operates the mines at the Dobrovolnoye uranium deposit denied that its mining facilities were impacted by the flood Agentsvo reported that the Dobrovolnoye deposit is located within the flood zone in Kurgan's Zverinogolovsky district, citing a map published by local authorities on April 11 environmentalists and videos published by local residents.  The hundreds or even thousands of mine wells drilled into the deposit have compromised the natural protective barrier surrounding the uranium ore the former head of Alexei Navalny's Kurgan regional office who previously worked on uranium mining issues As a result, environmentalists said the latest flooding may have sent radioactive substances into the river potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of people living near the banks of the Tobol downstream Local ecologists said that the mines have been accumulating "radioactive sludge" for years while authorities have ignored numerous public protests against continued uranium mining in this area which is prone to spring flooding from the Tobol River Rosatom called the reports that its facilities were affected by the floods "deliberate misinformation." "Contrary to recent claims by anti-nuclear interest groups the floods in the Kurgan region have not affected the Dalur JSC facilities The mining site is strategically situated on elevated terrain Water levels in the Zverinogolovsky district are currently receding," Rosatom said in a statement emailed to The Moscow Times The agency said it was working alongside local authorities and Russia's emergencies ministry to monitor the flood situation "There is no evidence whatsoever of any contamination of water content," the statement said a nuclear physicist and antinuclear campaigner some wells that were not properly sealed now leak a radioactive solution of uranium salts which has potentially made its way into the river Given that uranium is both radioactive and toxic its presence in a river used for drinking purposes would pose a threat even in small concentrations.  and so this solution has been greatly diluted But the concentrations are higher than usual,” Ozharovsky said “This is undoubtedly dangerous because some people will drink this water And internal radiation exposure is much more dangerous than external exposure," he said Rosatom has previously dismissed protests against uranium mining at Dobrovolskoye as "radiophobia combined with ignorance," claiming that the deposit is fully isolated from the Tobol River by natural barriers and ruling out potential leaks and river contamination We, the journalists of The Moscow Times, refuse to be silenced. But to continue our work, we need your help. Your support, no matter how small, makes a world of difference. If you can, please support us monthly starting from just $2. It's quick to set up, and every contribution makes a significant impact. By supporting The Moscow Times, you're defending open, independent journalism in the face of repression. Thank you for standing with us. FC Tobol of Kazakhstan have sealed the signing of highly rated Nigerian defensive midfielder, Ededem Essien from Pari Nizhny Novgorod in Russia. The midfielder joins for an undisclosed fee on a two and a half year deal with an option to extend for a further year. The deal for the 25 year old who has played for FC Van in Armenia, Al Nasr SC Benghazi and Al Akhdar in Libya before moving to Pari Nizhny Novgorod in Russia was brokered by K24 Sports and Consult. Speaking on the transfer, the CEO of K24 Sports And Consult, Olalekan Kolejo said it’s a testament to the agency’s resolve to becoming a household name in players transfers in Nigeria, Africa and beyond. “We are happy to have been able to seal this deal for Ededem Essien who is a big talent in football. Our agency will continue to pull the strings in terms of players movement around the world”, he said. Essien played a total of 18games for his previous club before his move which included Cup games. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Russia may be using a "secretive" electronic warfare (EW) system in its western outpost at Kaliningrad as widespread reported GPS disruptions plague NATO members on the alliance's eastern flank "It appears that at least one culprit behind the recent wave of GPS jamming from Kaliningrad is a secretive Russian EW complex called Tobol," Erik Kannike sandwiched between NATO members Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic Sea coast "Russia has a massive electronic warfare effort and regularly interferes with GPS across large swathes of territory both inside Russia and in neighboring countries," according to military and weapons expert David Hambling Several countries, including Finland, Poland and Sweden have reported GPS disturbances in recent weeks Joakim Paasikivi told Swedish media earlier this month that he considered the GPS interference the result of "Russian influence activities or so-called hybrid warfare." "Some of the jamming appears to originate from Kaliningrad and this site is a likely source," Hambling told Newsweek "The suggestion that Russian EW capabilities in Kaliningrad Oblast could so significantly impact Poland and the Baltic region is notable," the U.S Putting together many puzzle pieces, it appears that at least one culprit behind the recent wave of GPS jamming from Kaliningrad is a secretive Russian EW complex called Tobol (14Ts227). There are less than 10 locations in Russia where Tobol is located, and one is in Kaliningrad. https://t.co/8n9W4CDIA0 pic.twitter.com/FPD4K3lMZC Newsweek has reached out to the Russian Defense Ministry for comment via email Russia has experimented with the Tobol EW system in an effort to disrupt Starlink transmissions in Ukraine The Washington Post reported in April 2023 intelligence report obtained by the newspaper Ukraine's access to satellite networks like Starlink are critical to many of its operations and communications "Jamming satellite navigation will become more important as Russia is forced to defend itself against growing numbers of Ukrainian long-range drone attacks like the ones which hit St Petersburg recently," Hambling said "This may have a significant impact on civil use of GPS." "Our pilots have noticed interference in GPS near the Kaliningrad area in the past few days," a spokesperson for Finnish national carrier Finnish Transport and Communications Agency said it had received a total of 41 notifications of GPS disturbances from aircraft operating in Finnish airspace "We are aware that even Estonia and Latvia have suffered GPS disturbances," the government agency said at the time A total of 2,187 notifications were reported from outside Finland in the first half of 2023 Russia's government said in late 2023 that its Baltic Sea fleet had conducted drills with its electronic warfare unit in Kaliningrad practicing "suppressing enemy navigation and radio communications." NATO's newest member detected further GPS disturbances at the start of this year "There have been disturbances in the Baltic Sea near Kaliningrad, in the Black Sea Region and in the Middle East, such as near Israel," Traficom's aviation chief, Jari Pöntinen, said in early January But the agency is unable to "analyze an explanation for interruptions," Traficom said in a statement to Newsweek at the time ET: This article was corrected to change a reference to Kaliningrad as an eastern Russian output to a western Russian base Gallen make a successful debut in the European Cup In the first leg of the 2nd qualifying round of the Conference League Gallen have a much longer journey ahead of them next week when they travel to Kostanai in Kazakhstan to defend the lead they have built up at home Against last year's "Basel terror" Tobol defender Albert Vallci deflected a shot into his own goal coach Enrico Maassen's team found an answer before the break Mihailo Stevanovic and Chadrac Akolo turned the game around between the 35th and 39th minute The hosts controlled the game in the second half but were unable to create any scoring chances for a long time Then came the 77th minute and substitute Felix Mambimbi set up Bastien Toma who scored from an acute angle to make it 3:1 Vallci took revenge for the bitter own goal and headed home the final goal Gallen go into the second leg on the national holiday with a comfortable lead HOT: » What kind of news would you like to see more of? Russia's drive to sabotage Ukrainian forces' Internet access by targeting Starlink satellite communications provided by billionaire Elon Musk to Kyiv appears to be more advanced than previously known a classified US intelligence report leaked alongside the affair "Pentagon leaks," writes The Washington Post for months Moscow has been experimenting with its Tobol electronic warfare systems to disrupt Starlink communications in Ukraine The report is among the sensitive material leaked via the Discord messaging platform and is dated March It's not clear from its text whether any of the Russian attempts were successful but the intelligence finding is nonetheless startling because it appears to confirm what observers had previously only assumed: that a program ostensibly designed to protect Kremlin satellites could be used to attack Moscow's opponents Musk briefly mentioned the Kremlin's attempts to attack his technology tweeting in May that while Starlink had demonstrated its resilience against such "jamming and hacking" attempts the Russians appeared to be stepping up their efforts The Pentagon did not respond to questions about the leaked data "These systems represent an important layer in Ukraine's communications network," said Maj "remains on providing Ukrainians with the satellite capabilities they need." a spokesman for Ukraine's defense ministry said authorities in Kyiv were aware of Russia's efforts and were "taking measures to neutralize them" The Russian Embassy in Washington did not respond to a request for comment Starlink has proven vital to Ukraine's military which relies on the small portable terminals to communicate across the battlefield and transmit intelligence Russian forces have had success preventing Ukrainians from using other communications equipment but satellite signals are more difficult to disrupt Musk faced a backlash from Ukrainian leaders after he unveiled a plan to end the war that critics saw as too favorable to Russia the business tycoon was criticized again when he threatened to stop funding the Starlink service The sharp reaction made him quickly reverse course It is unclear whether the Starlink outages reported in Ukraine were the result of Russia's Tobol experiments or other jamming capabilities used by Russian forces Ukrainian troops reported experiencing disruptions in October as they moved toward Russian positions during successful counteroffensives in the south and east Ukrainian officials suggested that SpaceX had restricted Internet access in those areas to prevent Russians from using the service Analysts have identified at least seven Tobol complexes in Russia all located next to facilities used to track space security and sustainability satellites Satellite interference can be done in two places: in space where anti-radar weapons can be aimed at the receivers experts at the Secure World Foundation believe The interference that takes place in space mixes the signal from the satellite with the original broadcast which distorts the information that all users of that satellite receive a researcher who follows the program closely transmits a signal on the same frequency as the satellite preventing connected devices from receiving the original signal This method has a shorter range because it depends on the jammer getting relatively closer to the systems it intends to disrupt Musk said last year that a software patch had helped overcome interference at the Starlink terminal It is unclear if this is a reference to downlink jamming Tobol is designed to interrupt the signal itself on its way to the terminal The leaked document describes Russia's "ongoing military operational experiment to target the Starlink satellite communications system over Ukraine with Russia's Tobol-1" and identifies three locations in Russia where the tests took place These attempts were most intense near Bakhmut where the heaviest fighting in the Russian-Ukrainian war was taking place but more than five months had passed since tests began by the time the leaked document was prepared for senior US officials The briefing slide did not say why the experiment took so long or whether the operation had the intended effect Although Russia's positioning of the Tobol complexes in the country may suggest they are used for defensive purposes the three sites revealed in the US intelligence assessment - one outside Moscow a site near Crimea and another in the western Russian exclave of Kaliningrad - are the closest facilities to Ukraine Their coverage area appears to cover all of Ukraine director of program planning at the Secure World Foundation "The public documentation we have says this is a defensive system and the Tobol will be used to detect attempts to jam or interfere with Russian satellites The complex has to analyze these jamming signals and then emit a countersignal that will try to reject the jamming,” Weeden says "But if it's able to do that," the expert added "it could probably use those same capabilities to offensively interfere with someone else's satellite." Read more from the 420th day of the war in Ukraine Follow Novinite.com on Twitter and Facebook Write to us at editors@novinite.com Информирайте се на Български - Novinite.bg We need your support so Novinite.com can keep delivering news and information about Bulgaria According to Bulgaria's Military Intelligence Service report for 2023 Russia remains the dominant destabilizing force in global security The European Commission has strongly condemned the circumstances surrounding the death of Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna European countries are struggling to mobilize even 25,000 troops to Ukraine for a potential peacekeeping mission South Korea's intelligence agency has reported that approximately 600 North Korean soldiers President Donald Trump has made mixed statements regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin’s intentions in the ongoing war in Ukraine The European Union is considering the possibility of separating Ukraine and Moldova in their EU accession processes due to Hungary's opposition to Ukraine's membership talks Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a short-term "ceasefire" from 8 to 10 May Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a so-called "humanitarian" truce to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II Google Street View Cars Return to Bulgaria for Major Mapping Update Housing Prices Soar in Bulgaria’s Major Cities as Demand and Supply Strain Increase Dan Parker puts the new Tobol polo from Reflo to the test Reflo is a stand out brand when it comes to performance sportswear and are market leaders when it comes to designing fully recycled garments comfortable and high quality meaning we’re confident it’ll stand the test of time in wardrobes of all kinds of golfer We’d prefer buttons instead of a zip There’s certainly a misconception that clothes made from recycled materials are somehow of a poorer quality The Tobol polo does a lot to quash that misconception and features the quality and comfort of a leading garment all with the added benefit of knowing that virgin polyester hasn’t been used to make it an important thing to consider when buying any clothing Having worn it on and off for the last three months it comes out of the wash every time looking like it did the first day I wore it.  Reflo's sustainable practices don't end at the garment Each product arrives in a bag made from plants The bag itself is 100% biodegradable and will compost in just six months It's without a doubt the most sustainable golf apparel brand I've had the pleasure of using and will be music to the ears of golfers and non-golfers alike who are trying to better their own carbon footprint I hope it does a lot to educate other manufacturers into how to better their own practices when it comes to sustainability packaging and where it sources its labor from.  There’s a growing trend emerging for collarless polos - one which I’m a big fan of although I do wish the fixture was made using buttons instead of the zip It does however make for a very versatile look that doesn’t scream golf while still looking very much at home on the course I’ve worn this to go to the gym and play tennis in as well so there really is a lot of wear to be had from this polo outside of golf That makes the £70 RRP make a lot more sense when you consider the quality sustainable production method and amount you’ll be able to wear the Tobol out and about.  Overall I was suitably impressed with this polo shirt The style is spot on and the quality and versatility speak for themselves as soon as you slip it on For golfers looking to better their carbon footprint and who value real quality in their apparel the Tobol - and Reflo as a whole - is something you should really consider.  Subscribe to the Golf Monthly newsletter to stay up to date with all the latest tour news head-to-heads and buyer’s guides from our team of experienced experts He graduated with a Masters degree in International Journalism from the University of Sussex and looks after equipment reviews and buying guides Dan has now tested and reviewed over 30 pairs of golf shoes and is an expert in the field his handicap index is currently 6.5 and he plays at Fulford Heath Golf Club in the West Midlands Fairway: Ping G440 Max 15°, Ping G425 Max 20.5° Irons: Cobra King Tec Utility, Ping i230 (5-PW) Wedges: Ping Glide Forged Pro Putter: TaylorMade Spider Tour X Foreign News ReporterPublished: Invalid Date PUTIN'S top secret war weapon known to severely jam plane signals could be behind the thousands of Brit holiday flights being attacked by Russia Dubbed Tobol, the Russian technology has been commonly used to interfere with the GPS guidance of airliners and ships on Nato’s eastern flank The Sun reported on Sunday that almost 4,000 flights have been hit by bizarre jamming in recent months with many now saying the Kremlin could be behind the disruption Bogus data forced commercial planes to swerve and dive to avoid phantom obstacles that were not really there Aviation sources have branded the tactic “extremely dangerous” and a major threat to air safety The Tobol has also affected commercial ships it has been said Western intelligence has been strongly suggesting Russia has added the large jamming system to their war arsenal for some months The Tobol device is kept at Russia's military territory in Kaliningrad, between Lithuania and Poland. Images online show a large satellite dish mounted on the ground at the Kaliningrad base that many believe is the Tobol in action. Experts say the devices could be being used as an invisible shield over military bases to protect them from Nato’s arsenal of satellite-guided missiles The weapon itself is harmless and can't stop missiles from exploding But it is designed to ruin satellite signals resulting in any weapon jet or other device completely missing their target The secret weapon transmits signals on the same frequency as the satellite from a jet or ship, which prevents connected devices from receiving the legitimate signal, reports the Washington Post A cycle of disruption linked to the electronic warfare system was detected in the first few months of 2024 stretching through the Baltic states and Poland General Martin Harem, commander of the Estonian Defence Forces told the Telegraph back in February: “What we have seen is a malfunctioning of GPS for ships and air traffic “And we really do not know if they [Russia] want to achieve something or just practise and test their equipment especially when you’re at war with a neighbouring country.” Putin has already built up a number of terrifying weapons since invading Ukraine over two years ago Earlier this month, Russia test-fired a new nuclear-capable ballistic missile that the world "has never seen" before The "super weapon" is understood to be capable of dodging Western detection thanks to its unpredictable manoeuvres Putin can also get his hands on almost 6,000 warheads at any moment alongside a huge collection of hypersonic Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. 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