congratulations, on wednesday putin met with foreign news agencies, well, you know, this meeting itself, in principle, you can say, it is such a separate action, which was carried out by russian propaganda, because after a very long time, they showed that putin already is becoming some kind of, you know, such a... figure with whom you can talk, at least for the time being decent for journalists, or semi-decent, and this is actually very bad, because before, of course, there were some general press conferences of putin, where foreign zmi were present at meetings, well, there they were given the floor, of course one or two questions, i mean the western media, but in a very narrow circle , such meetings have not been held for a very long time, and in fact. it is not completely clear why

the western information agencies agreed to go there, because this very act of going there, well , you know, it turned out to be enough, well , ambiguous, i would say, even humiliating, well, first of all, let's see who came there from the western agencies , not all, well, but here are the main participants who were there, and how they were presented, i invite you to continue ours conversation of the editor-in-chief of global. samia has driven through a huge number of hot spots and was very seriously injured in iraq. the head of the news service of the german news agency is visiting us. agency martin romanchyk. by the way, martin does not know about our country for nothing, because in the 90s he worked as an in-house correspondent of dpa in moscow. it seems to me that it would be logical not to stray far from the european topic and give the floor to france. france. where

european troops are officially allowed to be sent on the territory of ukraine. karim talbin, editor-in-chief of european information, france-press agency, is visiting us. mr. talbin speaks russian perfectly because , like martin romanchyk, he worked as a correspondent in moscow for a long time. and it is quite logical now to approach the country that is the leader in the number of sanctions against russia. this is the united states of america. 3.5 thousand sanctions have been imposed against us. the editor-in-chief is with us at this table today. news service for europe and africa, the american news agency associated press, james jordan. well, these, in principle, are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, it took place, first of all, not in some government institution, but, as it were, in a commercial one institutions like gazprom, i.e. in the big mansion of gazprom, which

was built there in st. petersburg, well, and secondly, they sat there for half a day and i would say, with such an even slightly mocking intonation to them, well, when putin came, they were a little seething that you sat here for half a day , well, this i couldn't part with miller, i rarely see him, if you allow me, i want to congratulate you all, you are probably in this... i apologize to you, i repeat, it is difficult to escape from the grasping clutches of the head of gazprom, who tells literally everyone about everything element. charges gazprom with optimism. very knowledgeable people here, i can't imagine what i could tell you that you don't already know.

and why did these, in principle, respectable western journalists come to putin, so that what they, what they wanted to hear there in general, is unclear absolutely, because sitting in these companies, which in the end they ended up with, are propagandists from belarus, iran and china, these people heard exactly what they had already heard, well, i don't know, hundreds of times from themselves during these two years. .. putin and all the russian propaganda, and now it was thrown in their face in the most offensive way, well , because you know, you don't have to go to people who don't shake hands for such events, but as a result, they heard another set of delusions. we have never had any special relations with mr. trump, but what is in the states is happening, you all know very well what is happening there in... they are burning themselves

from the inside, their state, their political system. after the second world war, the federal republic. germany has never been in the full sense of the word a sovereign state, it is even surprising that no one in the current german leadership protects german interests. it is clear that germany does not have full sovereignty. but are there germans? i understand the dependence in the field of politics, information policy, where some big publication has poked, i don't know where you are working, but finite. a beneficiary overseas, some american fund, i applaud these american funds, then they implement this policy, well done, they hold the information glade of europe so tightly, we were simply led by the nose, but we did not start this war, the war

began in 2014 after the coup and attempts to suppress those who did not agree with the coup by means of guns, we did not attack. we defended ourselves, if you want to stop hostilities in ukraine, stop supplying weapons, and these actions will stop within two, maximum three months, a maximum of three months, well, that is, everything that they said all this time, everything that you have already seen 150 times, but for this you had to go and be ashamed there, well, you know, it is obvious that this is, you know, an element of reflexive management . that is, this is essentially the result of that interview with tucker carson, which putin gave there a couple of months ago, precisely in order to now come to this meeting, well, literally , to lure some such, well, not the last

heads of the western media, to show that now everyone will listen to putin and what he his words will replicate this endless delusion. well, since they were there and showed some kind of directly exclusive conversation, well, in fact, i say once again, i think that this is an absolute mistake, an absolutely wrong action and an absolutely unreasonable behavior of journalists in general, this is what i tell you, on the day of ukrainian journalists, and i it is not clear why our western colleagues went to this at all, well, apparently, to learn from the most... corrupt president in general, i think, well, a little bit not the whole world, about how they steal in the army, and for some reason he tells how it is done in the american army, even though literally four generals of his own army, well, now they have been taken away for corruption,

but for such a thing to happen in the american army, somehow no one has ever seen or heard of it, but here he is sitting lecturing everyone, well well, come listen. the united states is forced to spend money on the maintenance of the armed forces, because if there are large bases around the world, the costs are huge,

the theft is limitless. i am not accusing anyone of anything now, we have a lot of theft and fraud around, and in your countries around, but... in the states there are more in the army, why? because dependents always steal more, it's just inevitable. vast resources go into maintaining its status as an empire. does it benefit the citizens of the united states? i think no. well, i would rather tell you whether the huge third of the russian budget benefits the citizens of russia. to maintain the status of the russian empire, because they do nothing else, well, actually, of course, western journalists came there to listen once again to some nuclear threats from russia, what kind of answers she will give to the supply of weapons, well

, again, i say once again, there was no need to go there for this, because anyone could have asked this question, kiselyov, the people of siman , they would get exactly those. the answers themselves, as well as to the questions of western journalists, because they will not hear or learn anything more original there, this is the usual narrative, which putin then began to tell, saying that, well, we do not threaten anyone with nuclear weapons, but we can apply it, of course, again reflexive management on the part of russia, when they try to somehow, you know, confuse and veiledly say something like that in order for the opposite side to do something on its own, which, well, the aggressor actually wants to be scared, to literally scare itself, well, that's how it sounded... putin's conversation regarding nuclear, for example, issues, he

didn't say anything, but somehow dragged it out, and then you spread the panic yourself, that's what he's trying to do, actually i'm saying that these are some kind of veiled things you you know, they are always trying to accuse us of waving some kind of nuclear cake, but is it really me who asked the question now? about the possibility of using nuclear weapons, you bring me to this topic, and then you say that i waved a nuclear cake, this is such a tough topic, which means that the americans are the only country that used nuclear weapons during the second world war. hiroshima was destroyed by 20 ktons, our tactical nuclear weapons are 70. that's what tactical nuclear weapons are. let us prove not only the use, but also

the threat of use. for some reason in the west believe that russia will never use it. we have a nuclear doctrine. look at what it says. if someone's actions will threaten our sovereignty, territorial integrity, we consider it possible to use all possible means at our disposal. well, actually what they keep saying, and again, you didn't have to go there to listen to it again, all this, you know, all this scaremongering, but what are they really going to use, no non-tactical nuclear weapons, no that's all, that's all simple forget it, this is just pressure on the psyche, and what they are going to do, putin also said, and you know, well, in fact, they are doing it all, we think. he began to talk about the fact that, well, we

know that if attacks are used there or storm shelters are used, then these are flight tasks introduced by foreign operators, and therefore we will somehow act like this, try to create threats for the western world somewhere outside of ukraine, it sounded like this. we are thinking about atom, we are thinking that if someone thinks it is possible to provide such a weapon in a combat zone, for that there was an opportunity to strike on our territory and create problems for us, why do we not have the right to supply our weapons of the same class to those regions of the world where they will strike sensitive objects of those countries that do it in towards russia, so the answer may be asymmetric. and symmetrically, in fact

, russian propagandists have been talking about this asymmetrical response for maybe a month, and in fact, putin’s words now are only confirmation that this is what they will actually do, and when they they talk about what, actually, what putin is threatening, well, it is not possible to explain in more detail what it means and how it sounds, but let's listen to them and so that it is clear what... what putin was talking about is response to a possible escalation from the west, which they considered the most successful, that is, these are strikes on the western periphery, the periphery is very wide, it is also the regions of south and central america and syria, there are still american enclaves, ettanf, for example, even the houthis, and to deliver something there is technically very simple, through the caspian sea to iran, and the iranians will deliver everything they need there in full, this is a new level. and not nuclear at that, which is very good, it will be a struggle on the periphery, but it is not nuclear,

which is really very good, at the same time, it is a very clear signal, and these strikes on the periphery of the west can be extremely painful, well, in fact, this is not new some kind of escalation, russia has been doing it for 30 years, the soviet union used to do it, there is nothing completely new here, this is what is being done now. this is constantly proper and and russia supplies weapons there and trains and in the end makes rebellions in africa all the time, now some of this is already being done, that is, in fact. all these threats showed that we don't have anything to answer, and all these scaremongers about nuclear weapons, about some level of escalation, they were just scaremongers, and well, but they went again to it's all to listen, obviously, why it's not clear, again, because it's all been said, it's

all so obvious that there's nothing to talk about at all, and that's enough for that just open some basin or ria news. write what they write there in order to understand what is happening, well, but the main thing is what i tried to convey to all these western journalists who gathered there, because it is obvious that this was not done in order to talk to someone there a representative of journalists in china or belarus, god forbid, or iran, for example, no, absolutely not, all this was said exclusively for western journalists. and here is the main thing that putin tried to tell them there, which turns out to be russia no non-imperial country, they are not trying to attack nato, and most importantly, they are not trying to attack nato countries, that is, putin himself and all russian propaganda are now literally focused on

telling that russia can swallow ukraine and at this... why stop, and this is actually the main thing that they are trying to convey, because they really want negotiations with the west, they really want ukraine to be given to them, and they really want western society to go along with it, respectively for this gathered these journalists, and i believe that these theses and words were in fact the main point of everything that was said at the entire meeting, and exactly what we...

this is a delusion, we are defending ourselves in ukraine, we have no imperial ambitions, believe me. look at the potential of nato, look at the potential of russia, why did you decide that we are crazy or what? well, you know, for 10 or more years before that, putin first talked about how they would never, never, never seize crimea and start a war for the sake of crimea, because this is a delusion, then that ... they would never, never attack ukraine , now he says that they will never attack nato countries. well, you have to be really stupid to not just listen to what putin says, but somehow at least take it seriously and try to do something based on putin's words, because

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exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front, freedom life frankly and impartially, you draw your own conclusions. vitaly. khrystyna yatskiv and invited experts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events based on facts. if you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday political club. what is saturday on espresso. lubomyr huzer was born in lviv during the interwar period. year his family left soviet ukraine. the future patriarch grew up in the united states of america, where he received a religious education. at that time

, the ukrainian greek catholic church was banned in the soviet union. in 1977 , cardinal yosif slipy potaiky from the vatican ordained three bishops for the ukrainian church, one of whom was huzar. it became known about his ordination only 19 years later. in the homeland of independence, in 2001 he was appointed the head of ukrainian greek catholic church. that summer, for the first time in the history of ukraine, pope ivan paul ii came to lviv, and huzar was also involved in his visit. and then his beatitude lubomyr advised president leonid kuchma to invite the pope to ukraine. only the lord god knows, and a narrow circle of people, what obstacles there were until the last moment for pope ivan paul ii

to come to ukraine, but his word was final: "i'm going." and he came to ukraine. one of the main tasks of lubomir huzer at the head of the church was its revival and spread in all regions of ukraine. it was under his leadership that the church ceased to be galician or western ukrainian, but gained national significance, then the throne of the head of the church was moved to the capital and the construction of the patriarchal cathedral began. it was very difficult, there were many difficulties, there were many obstacles, even from the side of the people of kyiv, who were persuaded to create obstacles, but he never persuaded others to shut their mouths, disperse them. he went out to them on the square and said, i thank you very much for doing us a very good advertisement. after death pope john paul ii. in 2005, lubomir

huzar was considered as one of the contenders for the papal throne. however, huzar refused this idea. in 2011, bishop huzar publicly announced his resignation from the post of head of the church due to health problems. however, he continued his church and public activities. on the 20th anniversary of the referendum on the independence of ukraine, kuzar initiated the creation of the december 1 initiative. the participants of the movement called for the development of the ukrainian state, two years later, in 2013, at the height of the euromaidan events cardinal huzar, despite his poor health, often went to the center of the capital to thousands of people. then, when they beat students and started shooting at... people for yanukovych, i remember, people didn't know how to react, whether they had the right to defend themselves or not, i remember that situation, and he came out with...

names of the initiative on december 1 and said that when the government treats people like this, people have a full moral right to defend themselves with weapons in their hands, it was a people who protested from the bottom of their hearts, said: we have enough of that, we need to be yourself, you have to be people, our task is whether and where... but to pass on, starting from the cradle. for dozens of years , he remains a moral leader for a whole generation of ukrainians. prominent ukrainians call respect for the archbishop a social phenomenon. he never flaunted his universities, his knowledge, his titles. this already testified to his great humility, decency of humanity, because at times... what

were the cases when his holiness lubomyr of bright memory said, well, you have three or four diplomas, it's just a matter of putting it in a frame and a wall hang yourself, that's all, when you don't have good contact with people, it's in vain, people are smart, there are people with experience, but people with a conscience are an extreme, extremely rare phenomenon, and in this sense lubomyr huzer is an absolute exception, due to a serious illness, patriarch lubomyr died on may 31. in 2017, at the age of 85, he was buried in the crypt of the patriarchal cathedral. at the request of the faithful, in february 2024 , the beginning of the process of beatification and canonization of patriarch lubomir huzar was announced, that is , his recognition as blessed and holy. on at the initial stage, it is a collection of information about the glory of holiness, writing a biography, the syllables

of god. and when we collect enough material to confirm both the glorification and enough documentary biography, we have at least two cases where people believe, as they think, that it was a miracle, that is, we call a supposed miracle. at this stage, it is still difficult to say whether it can be called cases that can prove these two things, theological and scientific. cardinal huzar remains a moral authority for the faithful different denominations and religions. his sayings and teachings were analyzed into quotes. one of them became a credo for millions of people and remained the cardinal's dream until the end of his life. there are very few people in the world. and my dream, so to speak, even my prayer, i will sincerely tell you, is to be

a man. a good, normal person. see this week in the judicial review program. illegal enrichment or connections with

the russians, well... the detectives were looking for lyudmila kropyvna's house, what they were looking for in the bushuk, and according to what scheme the servant of themis did you get an apartment for your parents in kyiv? father and mother lived like this in ternopil. greetings, this is court control and i am tatiana shustrova. during all the years of independence, the judicial system of ukraine has repeatedly undergone changes. this year , despite the full-scale war, judicial reform gained considerable momentum. but while the corps of judges is being updated. representatives of his old guard still fall into corruption scandals and undermine the authority of justice. today we will tell you about another unscrupulous servant of themis. the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine opened criminal proceedings regarding the alleged illegal enrichment of the on-duty servant of themis. this is lyudmila kropyvna, a judge of the northern commercial court of appeal.