i think this is a very fair question, the alliance and the leaders of the alliance are doing the right thing in saying that this is all training, and by the way, the build scenario, as you yourself said in the introduction to this material, is basically the russians consider what is already published by the alliance as a script for future exercises, i will allow myself. to give another example, i was at the previous largest exercises, as a representative of ukraine in nato in norway in 2018, and then only 30-32 thousand military personnel were involved, and these exercises were a response to the sharp increase in russian activity and belarus, together with belarus, they conducted grandiose exercises of 320- 360 thousand military personnel, this relatively small nato exercise distracted a very large one. russia's forces were diverted and, in my opinion, they really resolved the situation. at that time, it was very dangerous for us in ukraine to observe this deployment of forces around us our borders we can recall that this is twice more than the forces that russia used to launch a full-

the training scenario is an attack by russia on the territory of the north atlantic alliance.the same time, bauer said that nato is ready for a real war with the kremlin's army and added that the defense alliance is constantly being improved in order to face threats. on the day of the can, our defenders another 920 russians were preserved forever. guardsmen, and in general, more than 375,000 occupiers have been driven into the ground since the beginning of the russian invasion. also, during the day, 20 enemy tanks, 35 combat bmps, 19 artists and one russian anti-aircraft gun, turned into destroyed cans, and 40 units of the enemy's cars and special equipment became irreversible canned goods. the general staff reminds that the data are indicative. and to operational information from the general. headquarters of the armed forces of ukraine. 127 combat clashes took place at the front during the day. the hottest is in the avdiiv direction. there defense forces repelled 27 enemy attacks in the areas of novokalynovoy, novobakhmutivka, avdiyivka, 17 near pervomaiskyi, nevelskyi, and 1

but, other countries that are part of the north atlantic alliance are not in a hurry, as you say, with a decision regarding long-range missiles that could solve the issue of military facilities, airfields, military logistics on the territory of the russian federation, they still hope that russia where... will he stop there at the border with poland, having tested his weapons there in the same baltic countries or in moldova already after ukraine? well, you see, it is so complicated a great geopolitical solitaire and big players, they are trying to twist their interest here precisely from the point of view of geopolitics, no matter what, well, as far as i am concerned, i will not threaten nato states. there are, including the baltic countries, well, this is a fact, the russians might want to seize these states, return them to their sphere of influence, but they simply do not have the opportunity, and when you mentioned the amount of money that the estonian government is trying to spend in support of ukraine, so that we understand, the population of estonia is less than population of kyiv

. ~ . , ., alliance.g for its very survival. _ alliance. ukraine is fighting for its very survival. why - alliance. ukraine is fighting for its very survival. why can't - alliance. ukraine is fighting for its very survival. why can't you alliance. ukraine is fighting for - its very survival. why can't you get them and that rest of the nato alliance a timeframe?- them and that rest of the nato alliance a timeframe? partly because no one can tell— alliance a timeframe? partly because no one can tell exactly _ alliance a timeframe? partly because no one can tell exactly when - alliance a timeframe? partly because no one can tell exactly when this - no one can tell exactly when this war ends. in the most important thing is to provide military support to ukraine. i would like to commend nato allies in the united kingdom for providing unprecedented levels of support to ukraine and cruise missiles just agreed to acquire up to 1000 interceptors that enable us, so it is a steady flow of weapons, ammunition, spare

türkiye is still a member north atlantic alliance., it has its own obligations, it has its own negotiation processes with its allies in this alliance. this is turkey's sovereign decision. but what about the decision of the scandinavian countries? hello, i am boris sakimov, and i am oleg skepanov, and we are the creators of the russia 2062 project of the free thought headquarters. together with experts, we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future. 40 years, see you in the future. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people. we we often talk about money, the amounts are serious. in russia there is a clear and clear signal. is russian industry capable of replacing?

time and alliances. for any country to win a war, their military must remain strong while they strengthen and keep their alliances intact. at the same time, they must continuously weaken their enemy's forces and counter their enemy's alliances. what we've seen is the alliance between israel and other countries to include the united states and western allies is declining because of what we already stated, the unfortunate humanitarian disaster in palestine. at the same time, as robin just said, the hamas alliances are growing in strength. they are bringing those alliances together of the houthis, hezbollah, the pmf forces from iran and countries like syria and iraq. all of those things are growing in support of hamas. we're seeing one side deteriorate, the other side grow in strength. so it will be very difficult for the united states to continue to deter a growing alliance that's supporting hamas. but that is the intent. >> since i have both of you, i want to ask about another u.s. ally facing some challe

the much typed alliance announced by the united states to bully the yemini military has failed to take off so far. we had the yemini defense minister saying. that the red sea would be turned into a graveyard for the us lid alliance of the yemen territorial integrity is violated, what should we expect? first of all, i can say that this is our sea, the red sea is and the also the arabian sea, it's our sea, so those who came to that area, they don't know what the hell is going there, they're talking about the freedom of... marine transport, they are talking about the respect of the international law, we know what the international says, we defend our territories, and when we have declared that position against israeli flagged ships or ships discharging at israeli ports, it's our duty to ask the whole world to look to what's going on, we want the sie to be... over we want also all kind of necessities to go to the occupied land and at the same time we would like them to know that we can contribute to stopping their movement at that sea attacking our brothers, so probably it will be the firs

, showing them to the world, and there is no law that says you cannot form such kind of alliances and sending all your ships or all your forces in different areas, they should start from now on, otherwise they will be only doing all these kind of actions from their different countries. my last question for you sir is, what is your message to the foreign ministers of the other arab countries? i can really, i take this opportunity first at the end of the year 2023. and coming to new year to tell all of our arab countries foreign ministers that if not coming together and forming alliance also between arab countries to defend themselves against the attack of others in the region or outside the region, one day will come when arab countries will be eaten one by one, getting all together regardless of some of the very... narrow goals of some of them, they have to come all together defending the arab countries, unity and also coming back to the same old principles of arab countries working together for the arab countries population, not for the arab countries rulers or those who rule these co

is another pr move. which will not give the result that should bring us closer to membership in the alliancey opinion, today we have a committee on national security and defense, which should continue to work accordingly on the reform of the defense and security sector, as provided by other strategic documents, including the law on national security, including the strategic defense bulletin, as well as. .. finally , the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the ninth convocation, under these same laws and ballots , would have to separate, and instead of what she did, which she did, which she combined intelligence, and attached it to this committee on national security and defense, separate the intelligence committee into a separate committee, like this works in all democratic states of the world, then we will really have the competence of committees that will allow us to move effectively along the way. including joining the euro-atlantic community, but simply creating a committee that, in the opinion of the chairman, and this made me very happy parliament should bring our legislation in line with nat

therefore, in principle, nato considers any external threat as a challenge to the alliance.nd that's why , to be honest, i'm very skeptical about nato . thank you. thank you, mr. mykhailo, it was mykhailo samus, a military expert. friends, we are live and we also conduct surveys. we ask you about this, do you trust the leadership of the verkhovna rada, let's see what the results of the poll are on tv 9% yes, 91 - no, on youtube 6% yes, 94% no. hello, this is svoboda ranok, an informational project of radio svoboda. top guests. every day, this is the shipping district, kherson, live broadcast, we are somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut, we tell the main thing, on weekdays at 9:00. greetings, friends, live on the espresso tv channel, the verdict program, we continue our broadcast in the second part of our program, watch. improvement of mobilization, all pros and cons, prospects of adoption of the revised draft law. corruption in the ministry of defense, arrested. the property of the family of the lviv businessman hrynkevich, how they earn money from the armed forces, the econ

no one can put obstacles in the way of ukraine and georgia joining the alliance.at did we get? new american. yes, we will be forced to redirect our missiles at objects that we believe threaten our national security, and i believe that i am obliged to say this today directly and honestly, so that later we do not digest the sick headache into a healthy one, responsibility for such a development of events, we do not want it such a development, but we are honest and clear about where we see the problems. that's all, the severity of the issue subsided somewhat when ukraine, as a result of universally recognized elections, was led by yanukovych. what did you do in the end? for a coup d'état, why? coup d'etat, go to the polls , what we were told all the time, only by political means, only this way, where is all this, reluctance here, cameras are working, show certain gestures, yes, but you understand what gestures i want to show now. that's what they showed us, they realized that it was not possible to completely twist ukraine to their advantage solely by political means

sweden brings tremendous capabilities to the alliance in every domain.gary now will have to act in order to complete the process of sweden's succession but i fully anticipate that will happen when hungary's parliament returns. now, the session of both finland and sweden was far from inevitable. in fact, if you go back a little over two years, no one was talking about it. but in the wake of moscow's renewed aggression against ukraine, both countries felt that it was clearly in their interest to defend their people and defend their sovereignty by joining the alliance. i think the process that we've seen in actually record time, first with finland and now with sweden, demonstrates that nato's door is open, remains open, including to ukraine. which will become a member of nato. this also underscores one of the many ways in which putin's aggression against ukraine has been an abject strategic failure for russia. how it is in fact precipitated the very things that putin sought to prevent. he wanted to shrink nato, it is now larger and getting larger still. he

time and alliances. for any country to win a warfare, they strengthen and keep their alliances intact. at the same time, they must continuously weaken their enemy's forces and counter their enemy's alliances. what we've seen is the alliance between israel and other countries is declining because of what we already stated. the unfortunate humanitarian disaster. the hamas alliances are growing in strength. they are bringing those alliances together of the houthis, hezbollah, the pmf forces from iran and countries like syria and iraq. all of those things are growing in support of hamas. we're seeing one side deteriorate, the other side grow in strength. so it will be very difficult for the united states to continue to deter a growing alliance that's supporting hamas. that is the intent. >> since i have robin, what do you think in response to ukraine, they're trying to make sure the west stays resolved. how do you read the situation? is it dire? >> i think it is dire. and it's going to make it much more diff

i asked him, who might be part of a nato style defense alliance in asia. you should start off with, as james said by emphasizing that something like an asian nato really is far off, but definitely the sold experiment is kind of uh, going on. and to take one example of one groupings that some have said, you know, potentially could form is a kind of some kind of a nato style alliance in the future. is this group in court order assess between australia, the united states and united kingdom of the country. there's not even in age, but that is an online space around submarine technology. and there's been some speculation, for instance, about what the japan might join that at some point in the future or south korea. both of those of us, the countries that independently have their own very close alliances with united states. but we really should stress that this is a long way from the kind of collective defense patch that nato represents. the fact that that would mean that every single member of those of such lies would have to jump into the defense of another. i

, they are the most trained are those resources of the north atlantic alliance that are holding backhe russians, or could it happen that nato would take such actions , or make decisions that will allow us to win in the short term. well, i have no illusions about nato, that is, in fact , the alliance is still a structure that deals with the defense of its members, that is, the members of this organization, they count common defense, and this is the main essence of the alliance, they are very, i mean , the organization itself, very, very skeptical of any functions that go beyond this fifth article, well , that is, for example, to restore order outside nato or take responsibility for the development of the situation in some neighboring region. for example, the best example in this regard is the black sea. as much as we have told the united states individually, but also nato as an organization, please take more part in the development of the situation in black sea, take responsibility for the development of the situation in this small sea, but which is now fully under control. we said th

, showing them to the world, and there is no law that says you cannot form such kind of alliances and sending all your ships all all your forces in different areas, they should start from now on, otherwise they will be only doing all these kind of actions from their different countries, my ask question for. you sir is, what is your message to the foreign ministers of the other arab countries? i can really, i take this opportunity first at the end of the year 20. 23 and coming to new year, to tell all of our arab countries, foreign ministers that if not coming together and forming alliance also between arab countries to defend themselves against the attack of others in the region or outside the region, one day will come when arab countries will be eaten one by one, getting all together regardless of some of the... the very narrow goals of some of them, they have to come all together defending the arab countries unity and also coming back to the same old principles of arab countries working together for the arab countries population, not for the arab countries rulers or those who rule t

a country called akas, read russia, will attack one of the alliance countries.

, showing them to the world, and there is no law that says you cannot form such kind of alliances and sending all your ships, all all your forces in different areas, they should start from now on, otherwise they will be only doing all these kind of actions from their different. countries: my last question for you sir, is what is your message to the foreign ministers of the other arab countries? i can really, i take this opportunity first at the end of... the year 2023 and coming to new year to tell all of our arab countries foreign ministers that if not coming together and forming alliance also between arab countries to defend themselves against the attack of others in the region or outside the region one day will come when arab countries will be eaten one by one getting all together regardless of some of the very narrow goals of some of them, they have to come all together defending the arab countries unity and also coming back to the same old principles of arab countries working together for the arab countries population, not for the arab countries rulers or those who rule these cou

be fully armed, and that's exactly what we're doing together with our allies. on the north atlantic alliancesomewhat different opinion was expressed today from brussels, i already mentioned that there was a meeting during which agreements on investment in the military-industrial complex of nato member countries were signed, so during this signing ceremony jen stoltenberg, the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, said that so far ... sees that russia is preparing for some possible attack, he does not see a threat, but in the alliance, says jensoltenberg, jens stoltenberg closely monitors every step of the terrorist country, and is also preparing for a possible attack by russia in belarus, which is a country allied with russia as an allied state and lithuania with poland. the governments of both countries agreed. about the holding of large-scale military exercises in suvalsky in the suvalsky corridor, the president of lithuania gitanas nauseda announced this. the exercises can take place as early as april this year, at the same time, the lithuanian leader added, quote: but let's n

and if earlier in the alliance, during such exercises , they talked about an unspecified enemy from they say directly, this the enemy - moscow, considering belarus as an ally, is dissatisfied with the nuclear warheads stationed in belarus. it makes me laugh that the teachings will supposedly be carried out. defensive in nature, but looking at the nature of the weapons and the number of contingents, the military of the union state evaluates this situation with the wording: this is different. and i’m with you, ksenia lebedeva, hello! the essence of the exercise is to rehearse the movement of american forces towards countries bordering russia. in case a conflict suddenly breaks out. in the exercises, which will also take place at territory of poland and the baltic countries, more than 50 ships, about 80 fighter aircraft, drone helicopters and at least a thousand combat vehicles, including 133 tanks and 533 infantry fighting vehicles, will take part. moreover, back in september 2023, the head of the nato military committee, admiral rob bauer, announced. a much smaller scale of training, the

nato is dead and the united states of america will leave the alliance, and reproached germany for notn additional $400 billion to the bloc's budget. this is an important year, the pre-election year year in the united states of america, it is not for nothing that politico cites this story with trump and makes it clear that the policy, well, let's say, the foreign policy of the united states of america can undergo a correction or until... the united states of america has enough safeguards in the country to even after the arrival of trump, the official position. as for ukraine, have they remained unchanged? the first question, donald trump's position on nato, his personal vision that the united states should withdraw from nato, this is his personal vision. now we do not know the results of the elections in america, that is, the chances or whether there are there is donald trump, but what are the chances, as it is an election and it is difficult to predict. now the second question is, is there such support for leaving nato in broad circles? there are no americans there, even the republica

the fact is that china is now about to enter into a military alliance, well, to put it mildly, not quites exactly what they’re saying, what they’re saying is that our relationship is very close, we stand like a rock, even more, we stand like a rock, back to back shoulder to shoulder, which is a big plus for china our relationship is stronger than friendship, more than love, than a military alliance. have you ever communicated with chinese comrades from the academy of social sciences? for what? that’s how they also think about it, why should i communicate with these comrades? there are one and a half billion comrades in china, why do i need to communicate with these comrades, it’s just our sphere, how we communicate with them, you showed an interesting video with mr. harari at the beginning, he actually stepped on a very dangerous path for himself then, apparently he's come to his senses, i think it's unlikely lee repeated. we will tell you everything about the elections in russia in detail, it’s not difficult to understand them, it’s important , it’s honestly convenient, how to vote if y

the north atlantic alliance has started the largest military exercises in recent decades. a staunch defender. this is their name. all nato countries and the candidate country sweden will take part in the exercises. in total, it will involve 90,000 people, and more than 50 ships from aircraft carriers to destroyers, more than 80 you. destroyers, helicopters and drones, at least 1100 combat vehicles. well, as they say, in nato, that's how the alliance is clearly demonstrates the unity, strength and determination of member countries to protect each other. but, military analysts assume, these exercises will involve the scenario of a russian attack on the territory of the member countries of the alliance, and therefore, the activation of the fifth article of the nato treaty, when an armed attack on one or more allies is considered. as an attack on everyone , well, nato exercises have only just started, so far, not much is known, only that they will be the largest since the cold war, and that they will last until may, and that such exercises are, they are not about an attack , a

to be fully armed, and that's exactly what we're doing together with the north atlantic allies. chny alliancesomewhat different opinion was voiced today from brussels. i already mentioned that there was a meeting during which agreements on investments in the military-industrial complex of nato member countries were signed. so during this time of this signing ceremony, jen stoltenberg , the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, said that while he does not see russia...preparing for any possible attack, he does not see a threat, but in the alliance, says jen sontlberg, jens stoltenberg is closely watching with each step, terrorist countries are preparing for a possible attack by russia, also in belarus, which is an ally of russia, as an allied state, and lithuania with poland. the governments of both countries agreed on the scale. military training at suvalsky university suval corridor, lithuanian president gitanas nauseda announced. the exercises can take place as early as april this year , at the same time, the lithuanian leader added, quote, but let's not forget that the suval co

next week , the alliance will begin its largest exercise in a decade, stalwart defender 2024.gend, a fictional country called akas, read russia, will attack one of the alliance countries. about 90,000 military personnel will be involved in the maneuvers. they start next week and will last several months. the last exercises of this scale took place. in 1988, then 125,000 people took part in them. the new polish authorities began to slaughter one of the most important ideological institutions of the past. regime, funding was sharply reduced. seven. he cut the budget of the institute of national remembrance by 17 million euros. this establishment was the brainchild of pis and kaczynski. she was engaged in glorifying anti-soviet and pro-western partisanship. in addition, the institute achieved an almost complete ban on public mention of ludova’s army, which liberated poland along with the red army. budget cuts hardly mean a total revision of the foundations of the current polish regime. on the other hand, move towards normality, even if slow, one cannot help but welcome it. in the

, and it will be the same as an attack on a country of the north atlantic alliance.ew important questions, first of all, is there a will, of course, and threats are coming and going, but that's it, the main reason, two reasons, this is the first, it's that ukraine is pulling on itself, very serious russian forces , they simply have nothing to offer there, that's the first thing. and secondly, sweden combined with finland with nato forces, this is a completely different story for russia. the swedes calculated it pragmatically, and this is a huge, well, example for us, a neutral country that, like finland was looking for some kind of solution, coexistence in the conditions between nato and the russian bloc, well, rather russia, than the entire bloc that they formally have. but sweden immediately made a decision, immediately, it is necessary to unite. i will tell you more, sweden is already preparing to sign documents on the location of nato bases, in particular the us, on its territory. that's it, the train has left. that is, there will be reinforcements there very qui

in july, — our alliance for the future. in july, we _ our alliance for the future. nato is getting strongerand bigger, finland is already— getting strongerand bigger, finland is already a member, sweden will become _ is already a member, sweden will become a — is already a member, sweden will become a member soon, and this demonstrates that putin is getting exactly— demonstrates that putin is getting exactly the opposite of what he wanted — exactly the opposite of what he wanted. he wanted less nato, a week nato - _ wanted. he wanted less nato, a week nato - he _ wanted. he wanted less nato, a week nato - he is— wanted. he wanted less nato, a week nato — he is getting a stronger and more _ nato — he is getting a stronger and more united nato and a nation with more _ more united nato and a nation with more members. at the summit we will take further— more members. at the summit we will take further summits to bolster nato's — take further summits to bolster nato's strength and invest more in our defence and work with partners around _ our defence and work with partne

of the axis of evil, that is, this alliance already obviously includes russia, iran, north korea and. the systemic player here is china, which is also using, of course covertly, of course it is is in the shadows, but look at the scheme that comes out, the russians pay in yuan in north korea, because there are a lot of yuan in russia now, let me remind you that 90% of the oil sold by russia now is india and china, and it is obvious that the chinese and it's not all happening in dollars, that is, russia has a lot of rupees and a lot of yuan, so they invest in north korea in yuan. with this money, north korea can purchase raw materials for munitions of missiles in china, and these components can also be raw materials, of course, this cannot be called a military purpose, but simply as civilian products, china sells all this calmly, north korea is turning into a kind of workshop, where projects that could be implemented in russia are beginning to scale, but they lack workers, engineers, industrial... capacities in north korea this everything is there, and with certain investments, as well

to the format in which the alliance exists, the ex-president.in the eighties, he proposed eliminating the huge us budget deficit by forcing allies to pay for american protection. later, in 2000, in the book the america we deserve, trump argued that european countries were using nato as a tool to place the burden of international responsibility on the united states, while their conflicts were not worth the american lives that leaving europe saved would. us millions of dollars annually. in 2016, when the presidential campaign began, trump called the north atlantic alliance an outdated cold war organization that should operate on a commercial basis. basis. he demanded that alliance members increase funding for their defense budgets to 2% of gdp, and threatened those who disagreed with the voivode of american troops. one day , trump even decided to raise rates, saying that... europe should pay 4% of gdp. by the way, the allies, rejecting the threats, began to gradually increase their defense budgets. if by 2017 the level of 2% of gdp was provided by

so you can see of the kind of level of commitment that would be involved in that kind of alliance. it seems a countries in the region and not really ready for that yet. but the fact that the story experiments are going on is very telling about the security situation in asia right now. another option when we talk about the security front would be potentially strengthening ties with nato. give us a sense of the desire for that on both sides or yeah, well there was an active discussion about that in public last year when nato did propose opening what he called a liaison office in japan. but that ended up getting mixed to the europeans. i think particularly the french were very concerned about that. they thought that that was potentially too provocative towards china. and i think that also shows that the, many of the countries that we're talking about here haven't yet felt that this is the time to really kind of cross the rubicon in terms of relations with china and, and kind of commit to what was effectively be the real crowning a, of a cold war, 2.0 that some say really has already b

however, the promotion of the north atlantic alliance in the asia-pacific region does not meet with supportting this. earlier , french president emmanuel macron publicly opposed the creation of a nato liaison office in japan, emphasizing that the alliance's charter clearly limits its geographic scope to the north atlantic, and japan is clearly not there. vadim, in your opinion, how will relations with beijing and washington be built? 2024 raises concerns among many regarding instability, but destabilization. situation in the south china sea, and do you think that the russian federation and the republic of belarus are reliable partners for the people's republic of china today? well, of course, we are reliable partners, this is at the level chairman sidinzin and vladimir putin, alexander lukashenko has not only been repeatedly stated, but also confirmed by specific actions during the voting of the united nations, during economic cooperation, etc. china, it... was not so easy for him, but having calculated all the geopolitical threats and economic risks, he decided to make maximum efforts to r

alliance. ., ~' , ., , . is clearly beyond the control of the alliance. ., ~ , ., , . ., alliance.much for talking to us, i expect _ alliance. thank you very much for talking to us, i expect we - alliance. thank you very much for talking to us, i expect we will. alliance. thank you very much for talking to us, i expect we will be | talking to us, i expect we will be hearing more from you tomorrow. simon calderfor us there in cambridge. as we were saying, people in scotland have been warned to avoid unnecessary travel as storm isha sweeps in. with more information, here is ashley robson from transport scotland. irate information, here is ashley robson from transport scotland.— from transport scotland. we are exectin: from transport scotland. we are exoecting some _ from transport scotland. we are expecting some really _ from transport scotland. we are expecting some really difficult i expecting some really difficult driving conditions across the whole of scotland, today and tomorrow morning. the met office have issued a number of weather warnings, in particular the amber warning whi

as soon as the country completes the ratification of sweden's application to join the alliance.sident joe biden addressed the congressmen with a corresponding mandate. this was reported by the reuters news agency with reference to sources in administration of the current owner of the white house. according to the published. according to the information in the letter , joe biden's administration calls for the approval of the sale of fighter jets, the number is not specified, and in addition to the fighter jets, there are also modernization complexes for them worth 20 billion dollars. well, the head of the press service of the us state department, vedant patel, refused to provide details of possible f16 deliveries to turkey the day before at the briefing. well, we see, this is erdogan's wisdom. he pulled, pulled, pulled, pulled, haggled, haggled, and it seems traded what he wanted to trade for his country. nato is a walking war machine that brings chaos wherever it appears. an official representative of the ministry of defense of china yuqian said this today during a briefing. acc

but stockholm’s accession to nato will not make either the alliance or sweden stronger.ed by the former un inspector for monitoring... iraqi weapons of mass destruction. moreover, scott treater stressed that the upcoming nato stalwart exercise will only expose the vulnerability of sweden and finland in relation to article 5 of the nato charter on collective defense. biden sets new anti-records. according to the rating in the third year of his presidency, the forty-sixth us president turned out to be one of the worst in history. an average of 39.8% approve of biden's job performance. this is evidenced by the institute's data. it is noted that to the lowest point of 37%, the rating during the last 12 months fell in april october and november. in the first year of the democrat's presidency, this figure was 48.9%, in the second 41%. the owner of the white house from the 80+ club continues to amaze the audience with new tricks. biden once again misspoke, calling donald trump his professor, not his predecessor. my professor, i won’t talk about my professor, listen, my predeces

this alliance is ready and it is able to defend every square inch of native territory.e discussed with the secretary-general, nader's unwavering support for ukraine. lastly, nato signed a $1.2 million contract to0,000 artill. that is going to help allies restock and it complements by the united states by the european union, ukraine to ramp up defense production. this will make nato itself and all ella's much more resilient for future threats as we move forward. as all of us take on these challenges, i want to emphasize in the case of ukraine, we have seen this very clearly there has probably never been a better example in history of the alliance and the partnerships we have with different countries and we see when it comes to raine, as i mentioned before, the support that the united states provided to ukraine has been exceptional. about $75 billion over the last couple of years. our partners and allies have provided more than 110 billion dollars. over that same time. whether it is military support, economic support, humanitarian support, but we have seen in the case of

membership in the nato alliance for ukraine and georgia will serve the interests of nato itself.adically changed the situation. the former president of the czech republic said very frank thing, very important. he said it publicly. the war in ukraine, she said, began not in february of twenty-two, but in the summer of 2008, when the decision was made to open the door to ukraine and georgia. in russia, as a direct threat to the security of our country, the statement that this process is not directed against russia cannot satisfy us. national security is not based on promises, especially since we have already heard such assurances on the eve of previous waves of expansion of the bloc; this is all a movement towards our military borders infrastructure, so let's guys live together. imagine the city of our russian-ukrainian naval military glory , sevastopol, and there is a nato base there. how will this be perceived emotionally in ukraine in russia? are you aware of this? not only to say, it’s scary to think that russia will respond to such a deployment, the possible deployment of such

brix already accounts for 35%, and new members have high hopes for the alliance.truly committed to joining brix. the united arab emirates is located in the middle of the world, we receive a large amount of business, trade and trade routes that lead further to more southern countries. and being part of brix is ​​beneficial for us not only from a geopolitical, but from a geo-economic point of view. oam here. brix is ​​45% of oil reserves, half of the food produced on the planet, 80% of aluminum; in terms of reserves of rare earth metals, brix exceeds g7 by almost 30 times. what other opportunities does joining the group offer, that's what experts say? first of all, yes, this is an opportunity to coordinate your policies with the most important ones. russia already has 95% of trade transactions in rubles and rmb the next stages are the formation of alternatives to the imf and the world bank, the development of domestic debt and credit markets. first, there is an agreement to provide liquidity to central banks. accordingly, brix countries can receive additional loans

be a full member of the alliance and that will make data stronger. will demonstrate it is for nato allies toecide who is going to be a member. iran is responsible for destabilizing the whole region. ■we've seen this through many different attacks and also the different proxy groups that iran supports. this underlines the risk of escalation and we efforts by the united states to address these risks and it is important that we also realize that russia and iran are now aligning more and more. russia is dependent on jones for iran, they built a new factory in russia based on drone ■átechnology and in return, rusa is broadening advanced technology to iran. it is interesting how the regimes are now coming closer and closer. the only net -- the only answer to that is nato allies have to stand together as we do in nato. quick thank you. if i can start with you, mr. secretary. this debate about the cease-fire talks, could you share what progress was made yesterday in paris? the qatari prime minister made it sound like a broader framework had been agreed to an

we're rolling out more military contingent in the eastern part of the alliance territory.will have our largest exercise yet starting later this week. this will be the most serious nato exercise in recent decades, with the participation of 90 thousand people. we do all this to show that we have strength. so that moscow does not have the slightest doubt about our readiness to defend every inch of nato territory. the publication ankhert really marks the beginning of large-scale nato exercises, in fact, an attempt to hide the failures of the ukrainian armed forces at the front and restore at least some faith in the alliance. in a protracted conflict from which everyone is tired, nato leaders are trying to create the appearance of serious preparation for world war iii, military analysts conclude. however, one may not agree with them, first of all, this is a justification for huge military budgets, and secondly, we have already seen what the madness of nato generals in different parts of the world led to, so provocations are not excluded. somehow it happened with a ukrainian mis

moscow called the statement of nato officials, as well as the alliance’s military plans themselves ,ible. the statement is irresponsible and simply begs the question: haven’t the europeans forgotten how to fight? i don’t remember them fighting in the last 100 years, so before making such calls we need to ask the same european youth: are they ready to pick up a machine gun and go to war? the most important, what values ​​will these people defend? we defend our homeland, there is value for us - our russian land. but they don’t have such values. i think that the head of the nato military committee is deluded that young europeans will go to defend europe. the american media called the upcoming nato exercises called stalwart defender a development of the world war iii scenario. they will begin next week, just in germany. poland and the baltic countries. according to the legend of these nato maneuvers, russia attacked europe, and the alliance responded with all its might. they want to use up to 90 thousand military personnel, including those transferred from... the eastern flank along the

our alliance at nato and the east asian alliances. and finally, compete. we are in a competitive relationship. we are competing for strategic military power. in the indo pacific area and we see china pushing out illegally in the south and east china sees claiming territory that is not theirs. the international court of justice in the case of the philippines ruled clearly in favor of the philippines in july 2016. that is irrefutable. you have seen the dramatic actions over the last weekend in scarborough shoal. these are issues we are involved in as a treaty ally under the 1951 u.s.-philippines mutual defense agreement. if you think as well on the competitive side, the larger issues dealing with the east china sea, and islands that fall under the u.s.-japan defense alliance, and the taiwan straight which is an important place for the global economy. 50% of container traffic in the world flows through the taiwan straight daily. 70% of advanced semiconductors in the world are produced on the island of taiwan. think about that as a strategic economic space as

moreover, in they know the alliance very well.his was clearly confirmed by the secretary general of the north atlantic bloc, stoltenberg. according to him, russia does not pose a direct, some kind of direct quote, direct threat to the member countries of the alliance. question: if there are two management representatives. it was a live broadcast. official representative of the russian foreign ministry maria zakharova. beloved chmona, ruler of the shurupov universe, marya the mistress, either olya, or vera, sanya, sanya, return the mower. vika sherstenika. it doesn’t matter to whom you transfer or pay, it is important that there are no commissions and restrictions. alfabank was the first in russia to cancel commissions for all payment transfers. order your free alpha debit card. not just profitable. alpha is profitable. one of my friends has a difficult relationship with the internet. cool video. how high is the speed anyway? what kind of coverage is wide? where are we going, where no one has seen your videos yet, although the mega

multiple counter insurgency operation that was going on in the country with the support of a western alliance, it remains to be seen, how much can be achieved within a short period of time in terms of the support that can be provided by russia, which the only option, i mean the two options are probably the to the military head support and also the introduction of wagner group in the country, so um, it is too hearly to call now, we can only wait to see how things are going to play out in the days to come. during the reopening of the russian embassy in wagadugu, russian ambassador to rivory cost said bilateral relations are traditionally based on the principles of trust and mutual respect. now what is the importance of these foreign policy principle to african countries such as burkina fasso that had for years faced disrespect from western neocolonial powers? well, i think those are what is expected in terms of when a country striking binateral agreement with one another, they will try to play on their... bs of perhaps areas of mutual interest and things that they have done together in the past

really so much apart from russia trying to establish its foot. print wherever the west, the western alliance are send them are are packing out and then supplanting them in in that regard. french officials were arrested in burkina faso last december and suspicion of espinage, the people of burkina faso have protested several times in front of the french embassy accusing paris of plotting a comeback of the former president sandagodamiba who's seen as a puppet of france. but thanks to god we have a great strong man like ibrahim trayauru to save us all. now last question to dr. ojewale, do you think france is actively trying to sabotage the popular government of bukina faso due to his anti-neocolonial policies that are having a negative impact on the economy? having development in the country is that the relationship between the two countries are broken down in the recent time and such allegations of course are not farfetch. well there are you have it, france might be planning to bring down the popular government of burkina faso due to his anti-imperialist policies. unfortunately our time is up

this alliance is ready and it is able to defend every square inch of native territory. we discussed with the secretary-general, nader's unwavering support for ukraine. lastly, nato signeract to produe 220,000 artillery shells. that is going to help allies restock and it complements by the united states by the european union, ukraine to ramp up defense production. itself and all ella's much more resilient for future threats as we move forward. as all of us take on these challenges, i want to emphasize in the case of ukraine, we have seen this very clearly, there has probably never been a better example in history of the alliance and the partnerships we have with different countries it comes to ukraine, as i mentioned before, the support that the united states provided to ukraine has been exceptional. about $75 billion over the last couple of years. our partners and allies have provided more than 110 billion dollars. over that same time. whether it is military support, economic support, humanitarian support, but we have seen in the case of ukraine has been more than exemp

however, promotion the north atlantic alliance does not meet with support in the asia-pacific region;ent emmanuel macron publicly opposed the creation of a nato liaison office in japan, emphasizing that the alliance's charter is clear. and the sooner we start negotiations, the fewer russians and ukrainians will be buried under the table of these negotiations regarding china, which means regarding china, i’ll interrupt you just a minute, on january 13 elections will be held in taiwan, and what’s remarkable is when today you observe, look at photographs, how the election campaign is going, all the slogans in most cases are written exclusively in english. in some positions today china is competing, the americans benefit until this moment, the chinese will try to do it faster, the americans benefit from the conflict until china is able to demonstrate a significant, important response. naturally, in the event of severe provocation, china will react. in our interests. i explain once again, today is every day of war in ukraine, every the day the interruption of trade and economic relations w

the only way we can confront those challenges is through building alliances.y way we're going to be able to deal with it. it has to be not only the united states but it has to be our allies. and by the way, the one thing about these autocrats is they are not very good in alliances. they're not very good at building their own alliances. that's our advantage. so we need to strengthen nato. we need to strengthen our relationship with both israel and modern arabs nations in middle east. we need to strengthen our relationship in the pacific between japan, south korea, australia, india, the quad. we need to build those relationships. we need to do it in latin and central america and we need to do it in africa. that i think is going to be the most funme task is how we effectively build those alliances so that we can confront these adversaries with our allies. >> and while we aim for fore productive global committee will must continue to operate in the reality of these times. i am clear right on the need for the used remain a steady solid and sound defense of the rule

it is part of the alliance's military force structure for fleet management. she provides planning. conducting joint maritime operations, including defense against ballistic missiles, created in the twelfth year after the signing of a memorandum between nato countries with access to the sea, over the past few years lithuania has sent officers with observer rights to the headquarters. and here is the familiar rhetoric of promise: a new aid package was promised to zelensky in latvia during his unannounced tour of the baltics. it is stated that the deliveries will include howitzers. artillery ammunition, anti-aircraft missiles and other types of weapons, as well as equipment. they also promised to deliver taragon aircraft made in latvia. in addition, this year about 3,000 ukrainian military personnel are to undergo training on the territory of... latvia. a fifty-eight-year-old janitor suspected of pedophilia was detained in minsk; according to available data, he lured male minors to visit him and committed acts of a sexual nature. teenagers who were left without

and if earlier in the alliance during such exercises they talked about an unspecified enemy from the this enemy - moscow, considering belarus as an ally, is dissatisfied with the nuclear warheads stationed in belarus. it makes me laugh that the exercises will supposedly be of a defensive nature, but looking at the nature of the weapons and the number of contingents, the military of the union state is assessing this situation. with the wording - that's another thing. and i’m with you, ksenia lebedeva. hello. the essence of the exercise is to rehearse the movement of american forces towards countries bordering russia, in case a conflict suddenly breaks out. in the exercises, which will also take place on the territory of poland and former countries. and more than 50 ships, about 80 fighter jets, drone helicopters and at least a thousand combat vehicles will take part, including 133 tanks and 533 infantry fighting vehicles. moreover, back in september 2023 year, the head of the nato military committee, admiral rob bauer, announced a much smaller scale of training. there were plans to in

really so much apart from russia trying to establish. its footprint wherever the west, the western alliance are send um are are packing out and then supplanting them in in that regard. french officials were arrested in burkina faso last december and suspicion of ispianage. the people of burkina faso have protested several times in front of the french embassy accusing paris of plouting the comeback of the former president sandauba hus seen as a pupet of france. damiba is pro french, he has destroyed burkina faso, but thanks to god we have a great strong man like ibrahim trayauru to save us all. now last question to dr. joale, do you think france is actively trying to sabotage the popular government of burkina faso due to his anti-neocolonial policies that are having a negative. impact on the economic and military interest of paris in africa? well, i don't have evidence in that regard and i've not had so much along that line, but what we know and what is obvious to everybody is observing development in the country is that the relationship between the two countries are broken down in the recen