is not a bridge between russia and western values, we said that we belong to the west, but to western values, and in ukraine later there was a certain manifestation of the free will of ukrainians who demonstrated their desire to belong to the european union, to these values, to the european community , not to hang somewhere in the middle, of course , what do you do... after that, russia may have further cemented it, strengthened these feelings, maybe someone can say that i look at it cynically, but it strengthened these feelings by attacking a sovereign country , which chose for i don't see myself as belonging to the european family. this is exactly what russia has opposed

, in fact it is all very contradictory, it is very difficult to say what is in putin's head, but he, he cannot agree with the idea that ukraine wants to choose another path, and this, the irreversible path, it is very difficult , and it's a war, and it's a lot of... difficulties and problems, but i can say that the ultimate goal is to be full members of the european family, we see it, you're on the right track, ours is not heard, not heard, ashton, can you hear us

i can hear you and i don't know if you can hear me, we can hear you, congratulations, great, let 's continue, thank you very much, i said before that i'm very sorry that he can be with you, so glad to see people, with whom i always like to be, president barroso, my dear friend, i am glad to see you and some other people with whom i am for the first time. was on the square in 2014, when we from the eu came to understand what was happening, those winter frosty nights, when thousands of people stood there all night, thousands of people spent these cold winters filled with determination to achieve what they wanted for ukraine.

broken negotiations, this was the picture that ukraine wanted, and this in terms of the economy, improvement of industry, improvement of opportunities for agriculture in technology, put ukraine in a position of very strong relations with europe, it was clear to everyone in the european, it was clear to russia, it was clear to other countries that this is exactly what ukraine wanted and this was exactly the direction that yanukovych's government was allegedly working on, i remember all this very well, i remember vividly... then i returned

to ukraine and my last visit was just before the beginning of the pandemic and i was very worried about what happened, especially in donbas, because people in ukraine are very. they knew all this well, people were dying, the power plant was blown up, and it did not stop and did not stop after the demonstration on the maidan, it continued, and we moved to those first days, the determination of the ukrainian people.

their character, and my country is not in the european union, but it is in europe, and we are ready to continue supporting ukraine in all possible ways. brenatha ashton, and thank you for all your efforts at the time to mitigate the crisis and your willingness to support ukraine. and now let me return to mr. baroz and the other speakers with one simple question: for you to tell the people who are watching these events, today,

today, whether it was worth it, whether it was worth the thousands of lives, the losses that ukraine suffered. what is all this for, mr. baroza, in short. and it's your decision, it's their decision, it's not me, it's not something to say. we support your fighter, as well this is a question of your own independence, sovereignty, and it was actually said, earlier on this forum, that putin did not expect. in the courage and determination of the ukrainian people, he did not expect this, and he did not expect such unity in the reaction of the european union and nato, but it is obvious that the decision to defend, to protect the national sovereignty of the country, comes from you, it is

not from europeans or americans, but who is leading this whole process, it is ukraine, and ukrainians? spontaneously reacted against attempts to deprive them of their sovereignty and independence, i i personally believe, as i said before, about my country, that it is worth fighting for our own country, but this is a decision that is ultimately made by the people of that country. can you hear us baroness ashton, what is your reaction to this? i agree with mr. baroza, this is the choice of the people of ukraine. and in europe, outside the borders, we all

well remember that this is your choice, and we support you in this. and it is very important that i was there. an important part of our cooperation and i want to participate in it in the future in our cooperation for the sake of the future, but we must to ensure that, in the end, ukraine is protected, safe, with proper architecture, military and economic, which would provide a sense of guarantee of independence in the future, which means that there is... a lot needs to be done in europe to think about what needs to be done to do in support of this, well, of course, we must constantly communicate with ukraine, because we have to rebuild this country, make it big, strong, so that families return home,

reunite, because this nation has sacrificed so much, suffered so much, it is necessary all that rebuild and return. thank you, i was told that mr. rampuy has joined us, can we see if mr. rampuy is in touch with us? well, maybe it was a false start, then we turn to mr. rivas. when we talk about the european values ​​that were at stake during the revolution of dignity, how fair is this price for people for this freedom,

of course the answer to your question will be one, is it worth it. to become a member of the european union, whether it is worth becoming a member of nato, because of these organizations, in fact, it means guarantors. to achieve the main goal freedom, and here the question is whether the freedom of your country is worth it, of course it is worth it, we in estonia became independent more than 100 years ago, after two years.

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the enemy of our troops in the northern direction? pond. on repression, putin called on the fsb to fight more actively against external and internal enemies. does the dictator lose confidence in his own army? we will talk about this and other things during the next hour with our guests, diplomat and former minister of foreign affairs of ukraine volodymyr ogrysk, military expert mykhailo samus and oleg rybachuk, former head of the presidential administration. however, before starting a... big conversation, i suggest watching a video of how the fighters of the 47th a separate mechanized brigade repelled another attack by russian invaders, ukrainian defenders skilfully used drones to destroy the enemy. let's see.

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today, do you think there is a parliamentary crisis in ukraine? yes, no, everything is on youtube. quite simply, if you have your thoughts about how the verkhovna rada of ukraine works and whether there is a parliamentary crisis there, write, please comment on facebook under this video. if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote, if you think there is a parliamentary crisis in ukraine, 0800-211-381, no, 0800-211-382, all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program, we will sum up this vote. we have our first guest on the phone, this is volodymyr hrysko, diplomat, former minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, head of the russian research center, mr. volodymyr, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today, congratulations good health to you, mr. serhiy, and good health to all our dear viewers. so, mr. volodymyr, vladimir putin once again

elected, in quotation marks, elected leadership, leadership in russia. on march 17 , the so-called elections were held and vladimir putin and his team won more than 87% of the trust of russians in these elections, does this mean that this trust in the trust benches will encourage putin to loosen his hand even more in the war against ukraine, against the west, and and in general, will we see a completely different one? putin, considering the percentage he refers to in to his trust and trust in himself. well, i think that we will not see anything new, mr. serhiy, no one tied his hands before these pseudo-elections, now even more so, that is , he will, well, he actually said about it at this so-called press conference after the announcement

of these, these numbers, that he will continue. to continue the war, that he is going to fulfill the goals of the so-called special operation , that he has already agreed to some sanitary zone on the territory of ukraine, well, you know, this traditional delusion, which, which sounds from him already, in my opinion, does not surprise anyone and does not require any analysis, it is simply a continuation of that absolutely catastrophic, by the way for... russia course, on which he went, starting this full-scale aggression against ukraine. he will pay for it, it will also be his person. that tragedy, because he will either end his life in the hague prison, well , or he simply will not physically reach it, well, but this is

his choice, he made it, that is why he bears the responsibility, in terms of support, you know, he was really manipulated there, drew and so on, but in the same way it is important to emphasize that, after all , the preference... the majority of the russian population supports him, and let's not deceive ourselves that there is some opposition, that there are some people who protest, who do not agree, we looked at these protests, the green card in the ballot, there is a firecracker and some completely inadequate pre-election stands at 12 o'clock. ballot boxes, this is what is called the russian opposition, therefore , in fact, the vast, vast majority

of russians are chauvinists, and we must talk about it, we must talk about it, time after time, to remind, explain to our western partners, who for some reason again after this next show, start talking about what will be there... some beautiful russia of the future, it will not exist, because there is no one to create it, and another fairy tale of the west for itself about new, new leaders in the person of yulia navalny or someone else and so on, it will also undergo another collapse, so they must finally move on to reality, they are very sad for russia, this country has no prospects for its development, i.e.. .i understand correctly, sir vladimir, the majority of russians voted for putin, they voted for the war,

absolutely, well, actually they support this war, well, well, even look at these, as you can say now, pictures that are even filmed there on the streets of russian cities, they really for the war, and these are not only, by the way, older people, these are people who... see russia as such an imperial, aggressive country whose borders do not end anywhere, that is, they believe in all this political frenzy that putin is producing. well, well, they will have to pay for it and pay at the price of this unity sub-empire that still exists. during the last few weeks, mr. volodymyr, both europe and the world have been discussing. statements by french president emmanuel macron regarding a possible expedition or the possible sending of french troops to the territory of ukraine,

the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, explained what macron meant, he said that macron meant only training, to quote mr. kuleba, when macron spoke about... the introduction of troops into ukraine, european leaders panicked, macron only wanted to say that there is a possibility to train the ukrainian military directly in ukraine, and not outside of ukraine, as is happening now. at the same time, the ministry of defense of france, by the way, denied the statement of the director of the russian foreign intelligence service, sergei naryshkin, who began to say that france was preparing to send 200 of its troops to ukraine, and france announced that... naryshkin's opinion is still one example of russia's systematic use of mass disinformation. why, mr. volodymyr, is the west so afraid to say that in the event of hostilities in ukraine

will be deployed more, then the european countries will be forced to react to it and will be forced to defend themselves, because it is not about sending french troops to the front line. of the russian-ukrainian front, and that europe must also defend itself from the russians, so that putin hears it, and putin constantly sees some sort of stratification, some clarification of the fact that they did not quite understand that we will teach the ukrainians, that we are not really about it we wonder why they are so indecisive, uh, you know, i'll say it first, that i really like the change in the french president's rhetoric, it means that he understands that now... his time is coming, the time when he can claim the role of a political leader of europe, hardly an economic one, because germany is here.

continues to lead, but it refuses to combine its political power with, rather, economic power with political power, so you know, the holy place is not empty, france, as a member of the nuclear club, can well assume this leading political role in europe, and i think that will happen, is it good for ukraine, i think it is good, because... you can see from the fact that macaron answered putin that france also has nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons, well, a very simple conclusion follows: you can not intimidate us, because we have what to answer, and it's a brilliant move by macron to put this nuclear blackmailer in his place, and i believe that

these statements by macron. and not only his about the possibility that these or other armed formations of nato countries may be on the territory of ukraine is also a very important and useful step, well, in the end it is not about a joint decision of the members of the alliance, but about the decision of each individual member of nato. look, alone, well, losses. consciousness from fear, others began to bury their heads in the sand, to say that no, we did not mean this and not that, the third said that this is a normal idea, i think that the main thing here at this stage, at least that this idea began to be discussed, yes, first there will be one , then there will be a second, after that there will be a third, but the taboo on this topic has been lifted, it has become a topic to be talked about, once... a topic

hymars were taboo, patriots were once a taboo topic, f-16s were once a taboo topic , so what, well, they were, but then they didn’t become, well , it will be the same here, because everyone perfectly understands that conversations about training somewhere there on the western borders of ukrainian specialists , the case will not go unnoticed, so i think that all this is correct. a well-thought-out, reasonable plan of action. let the kremlin finally understand that its dreams that the west will stand aside, they disappear like the morning fog, and if there is a need for the western partners have joined, then nato's decision is not needed here. each country will decide for itself and work as it sees

fit, and i... for some reason i think it's not just france. well, by the way, we have the synchronicity of emmanuel macron, where he explains in an interview for tf-1 what he had in mind and about the understanding and fears that france has about putin's possible aggression. let's hear what macron said. these fears are a necessary wake-up call. i think it is important that our youth. i understood what war is like in ukraine, it takes place 1,500 km from our borders, this is very little. if ukraine falls, if we decide to abandon it, the consequences will be direct for us. because where will an imperialist power stop if it can advance so close to us. our democracies still need protection. well,

actually. macron seems to have clearly placed all the accents and, well, that's it, everything is clear. yesterday, mr. volodymyr, the 20th anniversary meeting of ramshtein was held, the format of our western partners who support us, and the minister of defense lloyd austin said that the world will not allow ukraine to be defeated, why, can you explain to us, mr. volodymyr, why the west is not talking about... that they will not allow us to be defeated, why they are not saying that they are not that they will support ukraine in its victory, that is, not to be defeated and to win, after all, there is probably a nuance in this. well, mr. sergey, i think that the main emphasis here is not in wording, but in the fact that we, in the coming weeks, but there is still hope that...