and lynsey graham wanted to try to explain to him, according to the congressman, that you are fighting for your life, just like israel. well, but, but, but... he praises ukraine, which we have, you know, a hard-working, blessed nation, but, the key story, lynsey graham hinted, is that we have critical mineral resources, we have gas, we have one of the largest gas fields in europe, yes, and the purpose is not only to free your country from the russians, but to make sure that you can use the resources that god has given you and also promised by lynsey graham, so to say that the money should be given, but... the attention is not in the form of a grant, that is, it is, so to speak, free money, a monetary gift, yes, it is actually in the form of a loan, although without interest, this will be a new way of introducing business, said the american congressman, well, i think that he will get such a project more public support at home in the united states, maybe it is trump, you know, somewhere there he whispered, he said, well , you will go to kyiv, you will tell about what they have there is a

graham to kyiv, his meeting with our president, and accordingly, certain messages received from lynsey graham. so, quoting the american senator now, the first 10 minutes. i spoke with the president of ukraine about the middle east, he looked at me a little confused, but marta and i already discussed this matter there, so to speak, well, nothing strange, that is, the war with the russian federation continues, difficult battles, lack of ammunition, we do not have enough american financial aid, and here lynsey graham, you know, a republican, one of the leaders, begins to tell us in ukraine about the situation in the middle east, well , i'm not surprised that the president looked at him a little puzzled. well, am i surprised that i watched a little, but there is a diplomatic protocol , and so linsey graham began to tell us that ukraine is a very blessed nation and has intelligent, energetic and creative people, we also do not deny this, but here too the interesting and important, noted that ukraine also has minerals, quoting graham, you have a lot of critical mineral resources, you have ga

greetings to vasylya, greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, so now lynsey graham, a senator of of america from the republican party, is visiting kyiv. actually, we know that today he... of course met with president zelensky, to discuss further assistance and further cooperation, he also noted that this is not his first such visit to ukraine, and as he himself emphasizes, with this he wants to show that he supports our country, so today the main issue at the meeting with journalists was, of course, receiving allocation of an aid package from the united states of america, to which linzi graham responded that... he and america in general very much want to help ukraine, but first they need to solve their own problems, in particular he talked about the problems on the border, and also he he also spoke about the elections in russia, he noted that they are illegal, and russia should be recognized as a terrorist country, and he also spoke about the aid package that is being worked on, and it can be resolved even in a matter of days, not even you. however, i will note, of course, i will

us republican senator lynsey graham initiates a bill to recognize russia a state sponsor of terrorism, well, what should make secondary sanctions more significant, as he said, and he also spoke about illegals'. putin yesterday he was in kyiv and after yesterday's meeting with president zelensky , he literally said the following. let's listen. in particular, as far as putin's elections are concerned, they are illegitimate. he is not a legitimate president. he leads a terrorist state. therefore, my response to his election when i return to washington... will be to introduce a bill declaring russia a state sponsor of terrorism under american laws, because it is so. i will appeal to the biden administration to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism under us law. obviously, as well as the first question regarding the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, it is also related to the non-recognition of putin's legitimacy. if it is adopted in washington, then obviously the majority of countries, first of all, will obey those decisions that relate to the law that russi

it started with the statements of republican senator lynsey graham. who , while visiting kyiv, said that he was surprised by the age restrictions for those mobilized in ukraine. andriy borys generally found out how military analysts react to this and what they say about mobilization. republican senator lynsey graham arrived in ukraine five months after the start of the full-scale invasion of russia. met with president zelensky, emphasized the importance of supporting ukraine and sending better weapons. tkams missile and f-16 fighters. but his statement about mobilization in ukraine attracted the most attention. american politicians rarely speak on this topic. i want the russians to see a more combat-ready one the ukrainian army. i want ukraine to approve the mobilization reform now. i spoke with national security adviser sullivan before i left. i asked him: how can i help the administration? he said that it is necessary to... raise the topic of the law on mobilization, it is necessary to attract more people to the ranks. i understand that you have people there from day one. my father was

advice to the ukrainian authorities from us senator lynsey graham.uded in the list of terrorists and extremists. get as many men as possible into the trenches, regardless of age. the day before, graham arrived in kiev to meet the zelenskys and was very surprised to learn that only those over twenty are eligible for conscription. to the law. against this background, today in germany, at the american airbase at reimstein , another meeting of the contact group on military assistance to kiev is taking place. the head of the pentagon assured that the states are determined to give ukraine everything it needs, although it is not clear when to wait promised. the request for a tranche for kiev has been stalled in congress for several months. more and more congratulations on his convincing victory in the elections are coming to vladimir putin from world leaders, with the president of iran ibrahim rysi, who discussed by telephone, in particular, trade and economic ties and major investment projects. egyptian president abdel fattah assisi sent sincere congratula

republican senator rutsaphobe lynsey graham has arrived. supported kiev after the pink from trump , stated several times in a row that ukraine is simply a good american investment in the fight against russia. just a week ago , kiev offered to transfer weapons, exclusively on credit or in exchange for minerals. graham again vowed to recognize russia as a country of terrorists and promised to give zelensky long-range missiles to attack. f-16 fighters followed suit. destroy, or more precisely, demolish the crimean bridge, at the end of his passionate speech, finally told the truth. the republicans, i read trump, have other priorities, they say, the problems on the southern border are much more important than kiev, graham also voiced the most popular idea that lives in congress right now. assistance to ukraine on credit. that is, zelensky will be given money to buy american weapons, so that this same money will be returned to the next one. years, but the white house actually recognized the results of the russian presidential election. according

senator lynsey graham, who was visiting kiev , was amazed when he learned that there was a lower age mobilization. ukrainians of all ages should join the army, said the overseas guest. the new law on mobilization will come at just the right time. by the way, the head of the military expressed himself in approximately the same spirit today in kiev. to the church, the issue of mobilization is solved simply: here in chernivtsi military commissars are dragging another future fighter into the car, in ternopil people in military uniform climbed onto construction site, you definitely can’t escape from there. they write summonses to the boys in the field, well , in general, it’s amazing, it costs a lot of money , they finally got to the farmers, they are trying to hand out summonses right in the field, i’m sitting in a tractor, i’m just sitting in a tractor, you said that i... in volyn, the locals wanted to recapture the captured man, but the military commissars began to threaten, grabbing their machine guns. many understand that people are being sent to slaughter so that zelensky gets the n

graham, as well as a rather influential senator, visited our country, but regarding the latter, i think that there is a little difference in words actions, given that he did not vote. by aid to our country and other strategic partners of the united states during his time in the senate, but he says you will get attacks and you will definitely do what needs to be done, in particular with the kerch bridge, if i am not mistaken, sullivan was more reserved, said that for now i can't please you with the appropriate long-range weapons, and in general, how do you rate these visits, were there any specifics in them for you, well, i... how can you call a visit to me that jack salevan came, lynsey's visit is somehow somewhat too much, i say this with respect of course him, i've known him for many years, and as far as i'm concerned, that linsey, who was, well, friends, or maybe friends, political partners of mccain, and i well remember my joint conversations with them there, remained in your memories, in short , and almost no one in the party can afford , as far as i am concerned, to go against tru

graham, who had the opportunity to express his views on the fate of the crimean peninsula, also spoke atakamsa this week. he says that you will have atakamsa , and you will be able to destroy that damned kerch bridge, but unfortunately, his words differ, but he is the only one like that, he is a republican senator, very influential in the ... party, well, i think that except for trump there, well, about already, unfortunately, as in north korea, who, who after kimot yes, influencers, it's unknown there, but he's very famous in general, and he keeps saying, finally , you're going to destroy this damn bridge, but he's voting against the 95 billion bailout, that big package that's being talked about, which is still in limbo , and our the country still does not know whether it can count at all. to the aid of the united states, no one knows, not only our country, europe does not know, you saw the address of mr. sikorsky, this is the minister of foreign affairs of poland, he said frankly that even nuclear weapons will have to be developed, because the united states already they can't be cou

graham, who had the opportunity to express himself in the same way regarding his visions of the fatee crimean peninsula, also spoke, says that you will have atakamse, and you will be able to destroy that cursed kerch bridge, but unfortunately, his words do not match his actions, but only he is the only one like that, he is also a republican senator, very influential in the party, well, i think that apart from trump, there is... almost, unfortunately, like in north korea, who, who after kimot, is so influential there unknown but he is very famous in general and he keeps saying finally you are with… this damn bridge, but votes against the 95 billion aid, that big package that we're talking about, which is still in limbo, and our country still doesn't know if it can even count on the united states to help, nobody knows, no only our country, europe does not know, you have seen, the address of mr. stikorski, this is the minister of foreign affairs of poland, he said frankly that even nuclear weapons will have to be developed, because you cannot count on... the united states anymore, they

graham expressed hope that ukraine will receive weapons this year, particularly f-16 fighter jets. let's hear what he said. here's what i hope will happen in 2024. america has delivered the weapons that you desperately need in ukraine in a way that will be sustainable, that you will begin not only to hold territory, but also to put pressure on the russians within this year. that you will get takams to destroy that damned bridge that connects crimea with russia. i want 2024 to be a year of qualitative superiority ukrainian mr. valery, this is what graham says about the fact that he wants ukraine to qualitatively surpass the ukrainian russian army, well , in particular, in missiles and airplanes. how many f-16 planes are needed so that we at least have parity with the russians? many, really many planes are needed, yes, but the main thing is not... not in the number of planes, the main thing is in their weapons and radio-electronic equipment that will be installed on these planes, that is, so, let's say, weapons systems, well, navigational, navigational, say, non-navigational systems,

graham, an equally influential senator visited ours. country , but on the latter, it seems to me that there is a little difference between words and actions, considering that he did not vote accordingly for the aid of our country and other strategic partners of the united states during his time in the senate, but he says: you will receive attacks and you will what needs to be done, in particular with the kerch bridge, if i'm not mistaken. sullivan was more reserved, said i can't please you with a suitable ranged weapon just yet. and in general, how do you evaluate these visits, were there any specifics in them for you? well, i don't think you can call it a visit that jack salevan came. lynsey's visit is somehow too much. i say this with respect to him, of course, i have known him for many years, and as far as i am concerned, that linsey who was, well, friends, or maybe political friends. mccain's partner, and i well remember my joint conversations with them there, remained in your memories, in short, but vitaliy put it very clearly with a smile, and now lynsey is such a classic trumpi

us republican senator lynsey graham is initiating a bill to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorismich should make the secondary sanctions more meaningful, as he said, and he also talked about the illegitimacy of putin. he was in kyiv yesterday and after yesterday's meeting with the president. stated literally the following. let's listen. first of all, with regard to putin's election, they are not legitimate. he is not a legitimate president. he leads a terrorist state. therefore, my response to his election when i return to washington will be to introduce a bill declaring russia a state sponsor of terrorism. by... american law, because it is. i will appeal to the biden administration to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism under us law. obviously, like the first question, regarding the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, as well as regarding the non-recognition of putin's legitimacy, if it is decided in to washington, it is obvious that most countries, first of all... will obey those decisions related to the law that russia is a state sponsor of terro

rada, it is clear that this draft law preparing for the second reading, yesterday republican senator lynsey graham, who was in kyiv, met with zelenskyi, he urged the ukrainian deputies to pass. the law on mobilization, and why, mr. fedor, the president of ukraine, as the supreme commander of the armed forces of ukraine, does not address the parliament, what people, let's pass the draft law, because let's already pass the law on mobilization, because we need to move forward and we need to create conditions when in ukraine there will be a system of mobilization that would suit the army and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine. well, i am i think that any appeals should be based on the law, and the president understands that there are procedures for consideration of the bill in the second reading, now our committee is actually considering this bill for the second three third week, at first block by block, now we have been going for several days in the process of considering specific legislative amendments, and today we finished on the 16-600th amendment, i think that with the.

american republican senator lynsey graham is initiating a bill to recognize russia as a state sponsorerrorism, which should make secondary sanctions more meaningful, as he said, and he also talked about putin's illegitimacy. he was in kyiv yesterday and after yesterday's meeting with the president zelensky literally said the following. let's listen. first of all, with regard to the election of putin , it is illegitimate, he is not a legitimate president, he leads a terrorist state, so my response to his election, when i return to washington, will be to introduce a bill declaring russia a state sponsor of terrorism under american law, because it is so. i will appeal to the biden administration to recognize russia. obviously, like the first question, regarding the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, as well as regarding the non-recognition of putin's legitimacy, if it is adopted in washington, then obviously the majority of countries, first of all, will obey those decisions that relate to the law that russia is... a sponsor of terrorism, well, the non-recognition of p

graham, an equally influential senator, visited our country, but about the latter, i think... that there is a little difference between words and actions, given that he did not vote, respectively, for aid to our country and other strategic partners of the united states during his time in the senate, but says: you will receive atakamse and definitely do what needs to be done to do, in particular with the kerch bridge, if i'm not mistaken. sullivan was more reserved, said that i can't please you with suitable long-range weaponry yet, and in general, how do you assess... these visits, were there any specifics in them for you? well, if you can call it a visit that jax allevan came, lynsey's visit is somehow a bit too much, i say this with respect, of course to him, i've known him for many years, and as far as i'm concerned, that lynsey who was, well, friends, or maybe friends, political partners of mccain, and i'm fine... as far as i 'm concerned, almost no one in today's republican party can afford to go against trump, as the chances of re-election fall many times over, and the fact that li

graham, who had the opportunity to express himself in the same way regarding his visions of the fate. peninsula says that you will have atakamse and you can destroy that damned kerch bridge, but unfortunately , they diverge, but you know, but only he is the only one, he is a republican senator, very influential in the party, well, i think that except trump is there, well, almost already, unfortunately, like in north korea, who is who after who, the influential people there are unknown, but he is very well-known in general, and he constantly says, finally you are from ... this damn bridge, but votes against 95 billion in aid, the big package we are talking about, which is still in limbo, and our country still does not know whether it can even count on the help of the united states, nobody knows, not only our country, europe does not know , you saw the address of mr. stikorskyi, he is the minister of foreign affairs poland, he said frankly that even nuclear weapons will have to be developed, because the united states can no longer count on them, that they are unreliable, unpredictable,

graham.e also called on ukrainian legislators to quickly pass the law. draft on mobilization and even questioned the release of men under the age of 27 from the army. and roman lozynskyi, people's deputy of ukraine, voice and former serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, a participant in hostilities, joins our broadcast. roman, good evening. good evening. you, you heard the statement of the military chairman of the nato military committee. he said yes, and grenades are needed, but extra mobilization is also necessary to replace the dead and wounded. and that's pretty bold. a statement from a military foreigner, especially against the background of such soothing rhetoric of denys shmegal, what do you think about this statement, how do you think it should be understood or understood in kyiv? you know, i think there should be a certain hierarchy of those people who communicate the topic of mobilization, the need for mobilization, mobilization plans and motivational or informational appeals t

we recently had a rather strange emissary visit us, senator lynsey graham. yes , we understand that he made what is popularly called a trade proposal, but in any case he did not bring assurances from the american congress that the question of providing us with macroeconomic assistance will be resolved, and we understand that now this is a matter of life and death for ukraine. the situation unfolds within the framework of the us government and legal system. where the great power of the us congress lies in its power to define distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. so when the president makes a request, whether it's for the annual budget or for a specific supplemental program, such as aid to ukraine, congress must approve it. linzi graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and the restoration of its territorial integrity. however, as a politician, he is an evolution. from challenging donald trump in the primary to becoming one of his staunchest supporters. graham admits that trump is in favor it is better

graham, who was in kyiv, announced that he would initiate a bill to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, which should make, as he said, secondary sanctions more significant. ms. irina, do you think washington will dare to recognize russia as a state. states sponsoring terrorism. well, it would be absolutely logical from my point of view, because there is every reason to clearly define, including at the legislative level, not only in our state, but also in the countries of our partners, consistent partners that russia is a sponsor of terrorism. i want to remind you that somewhere in the 17th year at the nato parliamentary assembly , we made a corresponding report about the way in which russia... the federation uses opportunities to finance terrorist organizations such as idilt and dill, etc., so in this case it only has be the presence of political will among our partners from the united states of america, regarding the completion of this issue and bringing it to a logical counterpart to what is happening in reality now. russia is a state sponsor of terrorism. well, the stat

senator lynsey graham, a republican, who was in kyiv, announced that he would initiate a bill to designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, which he said would make secondary sanctions more meaningful. mrs. irina, do you think washington will dare to recognize russia as a state, a state sponsor of terrorism? well, that would be perfectly logical from my point of view, because there is every reason to... to clearly define, including on a legislative basis level not only in our country, but also in the countries of our partners, successive partners , that russia is a sponsor of terrorism, i want to remind you that somewhere in the 17th year at the nato parliamentary assembly, we made a corresponding report on how the russian federation uses opportunities to finance terrorist organizations such as dilt, dil, etc. therefore, in this case, there should only be the presence of political will on the part of our partners from the united states of america, regarding the completion of this issue and bringing it to a logical conclusion corresponding to what is actually happening now. russia is

we recently had a rather strange emissary visit us, senator lynsey graham.nderstand that he made what is popularly called a trade proposal, but in any case , he did not bring assurances from the american congress that the question of providing us would be resolved. economic aid, and we understand that this is an issue now life and death of ukraine. the situation unfolds within the framework of the us governmental and legal system, where the great power of the us congress lies in its authority to determine the distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. therefore, when the president makes a request , either through the annual budget or through a specific additional program, such as aid to ukraine, congress must approve it. linzi graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and the restoration of its territorial integrity. as a politician, however, he has evolved from challenging donald trump in the previous elections, before becoming one of his most loyal supporters. graham acknowledges what trump thinks.

graham, as well as quite an influential senator visited our country, but regarding the latter, i thinkhere is a little bit of a word disagree with actions given that he did not vote. respectively, for helping our country and other strategic partners of the united states during his time in the senate, but he says: you will get the attackers and you will definitely do what needs to be done, in particular with the kerch bridge, if i am not mistaken. sullivan was more restrained , said that i can't please you with a suitable long-range weapon yet, and in general, how do you rate these visits, were there any specifics in them for you, well... how can you call a visit to me what jack salevan has arrived, lynsey's visit is something too much, i say this with respect, of course, to him, i have known him for many years, and as for me, that linsey, who was, well, a friend, or maybe a friend, a political partner of mccain, and i well remember our conversations there with them, remained in your memories, in short, yes. almost no one in the party can afford to go against trump, since the chances of

clear that this draft law is being prepared for of the second reading, yesterday republican senator lynsey graham, who was in kyiv. met with zelenskyi, he implored ukrainian deputies to adopt the law on mobilization, and why, mr. fedor, the president of ukraine, as the supreme commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, does not appeal to the parliament that people, let's pass the draft law, because let's already pass the law on mobilization, because it is necessary to move forward and it is necessary to create conditions when there will be a system of mobilization in ukraine that would suit. the army and the commander-in-chief armed forces of ukraine? well, i think that any appeals should be based on the law. the president understands that there are procedures for consideration of the draft law in the second reading. now, our committee is actually considering this draft law for the second, third, or third week, first on a block basis, and now we have been going for several days in the process of considering specific legislative amendments, and today we finished on... the amendment,

on tuesday, there was a so-called friend of ukraine lynsey graham, a republican senator.me to kyiv at the age of ten, always considered himself a friend of ukraine and said. some nonsense that he spoke with trump, that trump said that there is no need to implement a law on aid to ukraine, he told the ukrainian audience that trump cares about ukraine, that he thinks about ukraine, proposes a new law that ukraine will receive money only as a loan, which, i'm sorry, we don't care if it's a debt or something else, we need weapons, it's not scary to be in debt, because...

is clear that this draft law is being prepared for the second reading, yesterday republican senator lynsey graham, who was in kyiv, met with zelenskyi, he urged the ukrainian deputies to adopt the law on mobilization, and why, mr. fedor, the president of ukraine, as the supreme commander of the armed forces of ukraine, does not appeal to the parliament that people, let's pass the draft law, because let's already pass the law on mobilization, because... we need to move forward and we need to create conditions when there will be a system of mobilization in ukraine , which would suit the army and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine? well, i think that any appeals, they should be based on the law, and the president understands that there are procedures for considering the bill in the second reading, now our the committee has actually been considering this bill for the second, third, or third week, first block by block, now... we have been going for several days in the process of considering specific legislative amendments, and today we finished on the 16-600th amendment, i th

we recently had a rather strange emissary visit us, senator lynsey graham., we understand that he made what is popularly called a sales proposal, but in any case in this case, he did not bring an assurance from the american congress that the issue of providing us with macroeconomic assistance will be resolved, and we understand that... that now it is a matter of life and death for ukraine. the situation unfolds within the framework of the us governmental and legal system, where the great power of the us congress lies in its entirety. to determine the distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. so when the president makes a request, whether it's for the annual budget or for a specific supplemental program, such as aid to ukraine, congress must approve it. linz graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and the restoration of its territorial integrity. however, as a politician, he has evolved from challenging donald trump to primaries. elections to become one of his most loyal supporters. graham admits that tru

graham, who was in kyiv on a visit, said that what putin is doing in russia, what putin is doing in world, deserves mandatory assessment and condemnation on the part of the united states of america and not by any sanctions, namely recognition by its state as a sponsor of terrorism, whether it is real, i hope that my experts will give. clear and precise answer, well, in addition, we will talk with aviation expert valery romanenko about the air war of ukraine against russia, about how russia is trying to use its superiority in the air, it is meant by the number of planes and helicopters, but ukraine is not trying to make up for it with drones, without... pilots, which attack the critical infrastructure of the russian federation and military facilities. how tangible can be the ukrainian response with drones, considering that yesterday shmygal's government announced that uah 5 billion has been invested in drones this year. is it enough to at least any prospect of achieving parity in the air with the russian federation, although it is clear that ... such parity is possible if ukraine rec

we recently had a rather strange emissary visit us, senator lynsey graham. yes, we understand that he composed what is called v to the people with a trade offer, but in any case he did not bring an assurance from the american congress that the issue of providing us with macroeconomic assistance will be resolved, and we understand that now it is a matter of life and death for ukraine. the situation unfolds within the framework of the us governmental and legal system, where the great power of the us congress lies in its authority to determine the distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. so when the president makes a request, whether it's the annual budget or through a specific supplemental program, like, for example, help. ukraine, congress must approve it. linzi graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and the restoration of its territorial integrity. however, as a politician, he has evolved from challenging donald trump in the primary election to becoming one of his staunchest supporters. graham admits t

we recently had a rather strange emissary visit us, senator lynsey graham.understand that he made what is popularly called a trade offer, but in any case, he did not bring assurances from the american side. congress in the fact that the issue of providing us with macroeconomic assistance will be resolved, and we understand that now it is a matter of life and death for ukraine. situation. unfolds within the governmental and legal framework the us system, where the great power of the us congress lies in its authority to determine the distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. therefore, when the president makes a request , either for the annual budget or for a specific additional program, such as aid to ukraine, congress must approve it. linzi graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and the restoration of its territory. however, as a politician, he has evolved from challenging donald trump in the primary election to becoming one of his most loyal supporters graham admits that trump prefers not just to provi

tuesday was the so-called friend of ukraine lynsey graham. senator, republican.o kyiv already at ten. he was always considered a friend of ukraine and said some nonsense, that he spoke with trump, that trump said that there is no need to pass a law on aid to ukraine. he told the ukrainian audience that trump cares about ukraine, what he thinks about ukraine. proposes a new law that ukraine. will receive money only as a loan, which, i’m sorry, it doesn’t matter to us whether it’s debt or something else, we need weapons, debt is not scary, because if there were weapons that are necessary for victory, after victory, grateful humanity will pay ukraine’s debts dozens of times, not in this thing, all these maneuvers of trump in order to prolong the situation, the republicans lied for six months that they were in favor of helping ukraine, but... a border law is needed. when the border bill was agreed upon, trump ordered loyal republicans to block him. now there is new chatter about giving a loan, and congress is on vacation again for two weeks, the issue is postponed fo

graham, come to us, so we understand that he made what is popularly called a trade offer, but in anyase he did not brought an assurance from the american congress that the issue of providing us with macroeconomic assistance will be resolved, and we understand that now it is a matter of life and death for ukraine. the situation unfolds within the framework of the us governmental and legal system, where the great power of the us congress lies in its authority to determine the distribution of funds, in particular for the executive branch of government. therefore, when the president makes a request , either for the annual budget or for a specific additional program, such as aid to ukraine, congress must approve it. linz graham has long supported aid to ukraine, its independence, and from. however, as a politician, he has evolved from challenging donald trump in the primary election to becoming one of his staunchest supporters. graham admits that trump prefers not just to provide aid to ukraine, but to formalize it as a loan. trump suggested, and graham acknowledged, that the loan may nev

graham, who had the opportunity to express himself in the same way regarding his visions of the fatee crimean peninsula, said that you have will be atakamsa. you will be able to destroy that damned kerch bridge, but unfortunately, his words and actions do not match, but he is the only one like that, he is a republican senator, very influential in the party, well, i think that, except for trump, there, well, about it's a pity, like in north korea, who is who after whom? the influencer there is unknown, but he is very famous in general and he keeps saying, finally you will destroy this damn bridge, but yes. votes against the 95 billion aid, the big package in question, which is still in limbo, and our country still does not know if it can even count on the united states for help, nobody knows, not only our country, europe he does not know, did you see the address of mr. sikorsky, this is the minister of foreign affairs of poland, he said frankly that even nuclear weapons will have to be developed, because the united states has already you can't count on that... unreliable, unpredictabl

greetings to vasylya, greetings to the viewers of the tv channel, so now lynsey graham, a senator ofa from the republican party, is visiting kyiv. actually, we know that today he also of course, he met with president zelensky to discuss further assistance and further cooperation, he also noted that this is not his first such visit to ukraine, and as he himself emphasizes, with this he wants to show that he supports our country, so today the main issue on meeting with journalists, of course, was receiving the allocation of an aid package from the united states of america, to which linzi graham replied that he and america, in general, very much want to help ukraine, but first they need to solve their problems, in particular he talked about the problems on the border, and he also... talked about the elections in russia, he noted that they are illegal and that russia should be recognized as a terrorist country, and he also talked about this aid package. that they are working on it, and this can be resolved even in a matter of days, not even weeks, however, i will note, of course, i will

the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, the republican senator, lynsey graham, and the temporary attorney in the case held an important meeting. usa in they discussed the important role of american aid to ukraine in ukraine's fight against russian aggression. this was reported by the embassies of the states in ukraine. the supreme commander also told his partners about the situation on the battlefield. everyone agreed on one thing. time is of the essence in helping ukraine defend itself. strong support from partners, additional 5 billion euros of military aid to ukraine. approved by the eu council of foreign ministers. funds will be provided within the framework of the european peace fund. dmytro kuleba, head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, who participated in the meeting, expressed his gratitude to his colleagues. he also thanked the czech republic for the timely initiative to purchase artillery ammunition for the armed forces and all the states that contributed to the implementation of this initiative. koleba emphasized that ukrainian soldiers are now the only line of europe

graham, he said that the russians bypass all the sanctions in the world and that these are secondaryctions. they should be more significant, last week donald tusk spoke about the fact that a part of europe verbally condemns russia's aggression against ukraine, instead conducts some business, sells something, buys something from russia. mr. fyodor, when our partners will actually put all the dots and when it will be clear to everyone that there cannot be any negotiations with russia, that it is a state. sponsor of terrorism, that it is a terrorist state, and this will be enshrined in law in the united states of america, which will accordingly affect absolutely all counterparties with whom they work. well, here i completely agree with our colleagues who said that for us, for people 's deputies of ukraine, for the authorities of ukraine in general, there is no doubt that the russian federation is a terrorist country, a country that is a sponsor of terrorism. moreover, i want to tell you that... in the first weeks of the war, precisely our committee was one of the first to initiate and v

by the way, republican senator lynsey graham also spoke about atakamse this week, who had the opportunityin the same way regarding his visions of the fate of the crimean peninsula. he says that you will have atakamse and you can destroy that cursed kerch bridge, but unfortunately, his words differ from his actions. well, only he is the only one like that, he is a republican senator, very influential in the party, well, i think that, except for trump, there is about, unfortunately, like in north korea, who is who after kimo yes, influential there is unknown, but he is very famous in general, and he constantly says , you will finally destroy this damn bridge, but votes against the aid of 95 billion, the big package that is being discussed. which is still in limbo, and our country still does not know whether it can even count on the help of the united states, no one knows, not only our country, europe does not you know, you saw mr. stikorski's address, he is the minister of foreign affairs of poland, he said frankly that even nuclear weapons will have to be developed, because you can no long

and you know, when they are happy, we need new shells, yesterday we rejoiced at the words of lynsey grahamnows perfectly well, never ukraine will not be able to pay, never, even if you imagine that tomorrow there will be an economic boom, well, everyone understands this, yes, but they pretend that how great america will be for us to cover the budget deficit, yes, forgive me, but europe has already covered it for you, well, the european union has made a decision. they have already calculated that prices in the european union for agricultural products will be increased by 50%, in general, and because of this restriction that they imposed on russian products, and farmers seem to be happy, there will be an increase in prices, the question is, remember, we are 2 years old they said that russia organized the world famine, yes, but do you remember, russia, russia was accused of putin’s rise in prices, a certain biden repeated this at every corner, so wait, it turns out because of russian grain. with which we fed the west , europe, the prices were lower than they will be now, but all these accusat

senator lynsey graham called on ukrainian legislators to quickly pass a mobilization bill that wouldties. under 27 years old, ukraine is already short of soldiers and ammunition, and russia is advancing on the battlefield. ukraine's new law on mobilization , which has been under discussion for several months , would lower the conscription age to 25, despite the fact that citizens can voluntarily join the army at the age of 18, and men aged 18 to 60 are prohibited from leaving the country. until now, legislation has protected against forced mobilization young men, many of whom are students. i hope that's it. who has the right to serve in the ukrainian army will go there. "i can't believe this is happening after 27 years," graham told reporters monday. "you're fighting for your life, so you have to serve, whether you're 25 or 27, we need more people in the ranks," he said. graham also urged ukrainians not to link their decision to join the armed forces of ukraine with whether the united states will continue its support. whatever we do. you keep fighting “you are the same,” he said. no

advice to the ukrainian authorities from us senator lynsey graham. well, then it ends in the water, since there is demand, supply is also multiplying, the price of the issue is 3.00 dollars, those who are not ready to pay that kind of money decide to do desperate things, for example, swim across the river to find refuge in hungary or romania, and the ending is often tragic, with at least 22 people drowning. the publication of the politician, meanwhile , writes about the disagreements in europe, the stone of contact, the farmer. the issue is in jeopardy, negotiations between eu countries on extending free trade with kiev due to the positions of warsaw, which was supported at the last moment paris. the publication notes that if the benefits are cancelled, ukraine will lose more than a billion euros in income. but europeans value their income more important. it is noteworthy that back in january , france increased purchases of ukrainian products threefold at once. all this against the backdrop of large-scale protests by farmers. in poland, the ukrainian