germany, uk and the united states. yes, but _ now. germany, uk and the united states.seriously but they are taking them seriously but the israeli foreign minister has called on the head of unrwa to resign. so yet again the issue has been weaponised although the charges are very serious the un says they are very serious the un says they are being investigated. they say it is being taken to lengths which i called for an amount to elective punishment. ii called for an amount to elective punishment-— called for an amount to elective ounishment. , ., ., , ., punishment. if you are 'ust “oining us ou punishment. if you are 'ust “oining us you mi punishment. if you are 'ust “oining us you win i punishment. if you are 'ust “oining us you will see we i punishment. if you are 'ust “oining us you will see we are i punishment. if you are just joining us you will see we are sitting i punishment. if you are just joining us you will see we are sitting on . us you will see we are sitting on pictures from the state department in washington, awaiting the arrival of the secretary of stat

germany, he had, by the way, historical expediency on his side, and not side of the french, so thisthe tenth question, but we didn’t start, and we didn’t start. started a war against colonialism, this was the main idea, which then led to the collapse of the entire colonial system, which led to this seemingly monstrous conflict between the west and the soviet union and russia in general. i remember i once had a conversation with one representative of the british elite, i don’t presume to say that everything is so, but actually he told me an interesting phrase, he told me, we will never forgive you for the fall of the british empire, yeah. yeah, that’s how they evaluate it, in any case, this one and this is true, this is true, if it weren’t for the soviet union, these colonial empires, they would still be there, it was the soviet union, its political support, military support, that destroyed the west, the basis of the west, because the west has certainly achieved many successes in all areas, but it achieved them at the expense of... and there is no other and there will not be another,

germany, the president of the united states, a number of european leaders convinced the leadership of the soviet union to agree on the unification of germany, the german democratic republic and the federal republic of germany , they called for the withdrawal of the troops of the group of soviet troops of germany, a group of troops from the countries of eastern democracy, and justified this by necessity. to remove threats to the security of europe, they believed that these were factors in reducing the overall level of security that the world expected, and designated this as more powerful. including the nobel peace prize, here now you will surrender the memory of national interests in order to become the best german of the nineties, and in a few decades we will bring leopard tanks to the territory of the soviet union, our tanks, our german tanks, with crosses, will iron your land generously watered with soviet blood. a soldier who liberated the territory of the ussr from the fascist yoke, how would the soviet union react then, but today this is exactly what is happening, because the rol

germany, by the way, he had historical expediency on his side, and not on the side of the french, so tenth question, but yes, we didn’t start, and we didn’t start, we intercepted their sighs, they were so upset a week before, they don’t matter now, this is a different topic, this is a different topic, yes , now, but there is still one such moment that a little... i somehow still don’t understand this, we hear these all the time, but ukraine , in fact, it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with this , it’s a people close to us, it’s our people, it’s, listen, well, you can’t wage a war like that, well, the germans weren’t all nazis either, absolutely, there were a lot of people there who they didn’t consider themselves nazis, they weren’t, but in this case ukraine is an enemy, and a principled enemy. well, there are enemies there in washington, in kiev , like, well, there’s a clique, well , that’s it, in general, but in general it’s like that, not no, but actually friends, then why are we and friends we are at war if we don’t have to fight with our friends, but this is the enemy, and

germany did not yet exist; instead, there were dozens are scattered. german states are quite densely populated. for german peasants, the opportunity to receive large plots of land for free was very attractive. not to mention the fact that a fellow countrywoman ruled the country where they were going for permanent residence. by the way, a descendant of the family of catherine ii. prince eduard von anald also came to the forum in moscow. you can say that for him it became a family event. we have gathered here precisely because we are united by catherine the great. groups, with the collapse of the soviet union, they, true, they flocked en masse to germany, but many still live in two homelands. russian germans, i always say, have two hearts. anna yafimova, valery savelev, anastasia popova, typical novorossiya. fine. we will talk about the significance of catherine the great’s manifesto on inviting foreigners to novorossiya with our regular expert, historian, political scientist, rastislav ishchenko. rastislav, good afternoon. good afternoon. rastislav, thi

germany.oming thinner, the working conditions for us. it's getting more and more difficult, now we have come to the point where we say that with this policy we cannot work, there is no light at the end of the tunnel for us, it will not get better, it will only get worse, milk, dutch, eggs, polish, tomatoes, spanish asparagus, israeli, if now ukrainian grains will still go, those that are mixed with pesticide, german agriculture will be able to hang a barn lock, there is also a minus of subsidies, at the beginning of the week the authorities tried not only to turn on the rear, but to drive around farmers on the side of the road, the germans must pay in washington for this they calculate, hence the obvious change in mood. not so long ago, scholz trumped the biggest. but it turned out that the european allies ordered a thousand missiles from the americans for the patriot systems, but the truth is, for themselves, it will take years to produce them, so the feeling of the meaninglessness of these c

germany, not just the united states, and at the same time we see that the these companies, not just the military companies, but companies like kather biller for example, that is will going to provide israel with d9, you know, machines that israel is buying to..." destroy palestinian homes, to destroy palestinian villages, all palestinian homes and houses that has been demolished by israeli army in the west bank, not just in ghazza, has been provided by these companies and these companies are complicit in war crimes against the palestinian people, so this demand is been a popular demand by the palestinian people and their allies, but also we have been seeing... that more and more, especially recently in canada, spain and elsewhere. right, and excuse me, mr. barrakot, uh, those countries that are um facilitating uh this lethal arsenal to the israeli regime, like germany also, which you uh, which you mentioned, has been added to the mix recently, as this war and this massacre goes on, uh, are those countries directly complicit and... the murdering of innocent women and children, it's is ta

germany national team.his career he was devoted to bayern munich, where he won all the trophies of european football. he was friends with lev yashin and at one time he was pele's teammate. he combined an impeccable defense with the decision to compete for the islands with britain, sergei brilev figures out on the spot what will come of this. in naples, a saint encroached on the bible, in new york they are proposing to ban christmas. and for contrast, how the holiday was celebrated in our largest churches, including high in the mountains of north ossetia. well, the first pressing question of this year is: when will the frosts go away? we watch to learn about the world, educational programs and documentaries, we watch, we watch, in application or website. contract military personnel receive regional support measures. the status of a combat veteran, exemption from land tax, compensation, payments for housing and communal services, vouchers... vacation twice a year and other benefits from the state, everything

, germany, france and britain condemned iran's achievement, no surprise there, surely they didn't anticipate what came next, the launch of three satellites into orbit simultaneously, minimum altitude 450 km and the maximum of 1100 km above the earth's surface, the names mahdah, hatif and kan, they were launched from imam khumaini space launch terminal in seman province. by the seam satellite launch vehicle. it is pretty obvious sanctions have not dented iran's space program or curtailed what is the islamic republic's inalienable right, but iran's leader has rightly noted that the west's frustration is due to the scientific advancement of iran scientists especially from the younger generation responsible for catapulting iran's space program into an advanced stage. you're on and... on about to jointly fight terrorism, announcement signals efforts to rebuild ties falling missile attacks on each other border areas ahmed reports, brother, vowing to fight the common threat of terrorism and reiterating their commitment to improving bilateral relations, iran and pakistan are back on the right track

germany.as a result, the divisions within the british government regarding european policy, which had deepened towards the end of the cold war, have now become particularly acute. on november 1 , 1990, sir jefrigao resigned and with his bitter farewell speech hastened the leadership challenge. margaret thatcher on mike's side heselteyn. in the next vote, she received the majority of votes. however, according to party rules, the margin was insufficient and a second vote was required. after receiving this news at a conference in paris, she immediately declared her intention to fight on. but a political earthquake struck the day after her return to london. many colleagues from her government did not support her in european issues and doubted that she would be able to. to win the fourth general election, suddenly abandoned her leadership and no they left her no choice but to resign. this is a very brave and selfless decision of the prime minister. once again, margaret thatcher put the interests of

when they presume they just simply dissolved the most so pack, they signed off on the united germany within nato, that ink cartridge, the west, the think the we have a very weak adversary. and this is a historical opportunity to take advantage of this very weak atlas or any really, the section didn't change too many, many, many years later. but during that time, when you look west, the one advantage of a week in russia after another is and it was just withdrawal from the abm treaty bombing your bas lobby. and you know, you can just name them, but they was, we close the rushes suddenly. a sol, so do you think that contributed to the, the new, the new cold war? so that's all it is. it is yes. so at the end of the code, well, we could use a number of symbolic dates. we could talk about 1999 as the end of the code. well, with all of that positive piece agenda on the, on the table, then we can talk about another signal game, 1991. that is integration of the soviet union. and of course a continuous state gotcha. emerging out effect, but it much rico and total economic collapse and social t

they signed off on a united germany within nato. that ink cartridge, the west, the think the we have a very weak adversary, and this is a historical opportunity to take advantage of this very weak adversary. and it really, the perception didn't change too many, many, many years later. but during that time, thing in the west, the one advantage of a week in russia after another and it was just withdrawal from the abm treaty bombing, you this lobby. and you know, you've been just name them, but the was the will, the week of the russia suddenly a saw. so do you think that contributed to a this is the new, the new co wars. that's all it is. yes. so at the end of the code, well we could use that number of symbolic dates. we could talk about 1999 at the end of the coldwell with all of that positive piece agenda on the on the table. then we can talk about another signal, okay, 1991. that is integration of the soviet union. and of course a continuous state gotcha. emerging out effect, but it much rico on wind tunnel economic collapse and soc

they signed off on the united germany within nato. that encouraged the west, the think the we have a very weak adversary and this is a historical opportunity to take advantage of this very weak atlas or any really the section didn't change too many, many, many years later. but during that time being in the west, the one advantage of a week in russia after another is and it was just withdrawal from the abm treaty bombing your bas lobby. and you know, you can just name them, but the was the, will, the week of the russia suddenly a saw. so do you think that contributed to the, the new, the new cold wars? that's all it is. yes. so at the end of the code, well, we could use a number of symbolic dates. we could talk about 1989 at the end of the cold. well, with all of that positive piece agenda on the, on the table, then we can talk about another signal di, 1991. that is an integration of the soviet union. and of course a continuous state gotcha. emerging out effect, but it much we to i wouldn't total economic collapse and social this integ

91 of the so-called warsaw treaty, in accordance with those. conditions, the eastern part of the now united germany with its capital in berlin was under the control of muscovy, and in this sense i am surprised by the anti-ukrainian position of the same robert fitso, the prime minister of slovakia or that viktor orbán himself, the prime minister of hungary, because it seems that these officials forgot when a soviet soldier trampled on their land, the land of a country whose leaders... are not, but i understand that there may be certain backstories that force fico and orban behave exactly the way they behave , so it is not worth counting on their support for now, but it is worth turning to all the conscious countries of the world, in order to unite and support the same evil aggression that the russian federation is currently creating and producing her leader vladimir putin, therefore, in any case, work on what... and to convince our german partners about the transfer of the same and.

they signed off on a united germany within nato. that encouraged the west to think the we have a very weak adversary and this is a historical opportunity to take advantage of this very weak atlas or any really the perception didn't change too many, many, many years later. but during that time being in the west, the one advantage of a week in russia after another, and it was just withdrawal from the abm treaty bombing, you this lobby. and you know, you can just name them. but there was little the week of the russia suddenly a sol, so do you think that contributed to a this, the new, the new coal wars? that's all it is. yes. so at the end of the code, well, we could use a number of symbolic dates. we could talk about 1999 at the end of the coldwell with all of that positive piece agenda on the on the table. then we can talk about another signal to 1991 that is integration of the soviet union. and of course, a continuous state gotcha. emerging out effect, but it much rico on wind tunnel economic collapse and social disintegration which

they signed off on the united germany within nato, that ink cartridge, the west to think that we have a very weak adversary. and this is a historical opportunity to take advantage of this very weak adversary. any really, perception didn't change too many, many, many years later. but during that time, the lowest, the one advantage of a week in russia after another is and it was just withdrawal from the abm treaty bombing, you this lobby. and you know, you can just name them, but the was we close the rushes suddenly. a sol, so do you think that contributed to a this is the new, the new cold war. so that's all it is. yes. so at the end of the code, well, we could use the number of symbolic dates, we could talk about 1999 at the end of the code. well, with all of that positive piece agenda on the, on the table, then we can talk about another signal, okay, 1991. that is integration of the soviet union. and of course a continuous state and the emerging out effect. but it much weaker on wind tunnel economic collapse and social, this integration, which across to nowadays is a big debate about

91st year of the so-called warsaw pact, according to those conditions, the eastern part of the now united germany with its capital in berlin was under the control of muscovy, and in this sense i am surprised by the anti-ukrainian position of the same robert fitso, the prime minister of slovakia or the same viktor orbán, the prime minister of hungary, because it seems that these officials have forgotten when er... the boot of a soviet soldier trampled their land, the land of the country whose leaders they are, but i understand that there may be certain backstories that force fizo and orbán to behave exactly the way they do, so it is not worth counting on their support for now, but it is worth turning to all the conscious countries of the world, for the sake of uniting, to support the same evil aggression that is currently being created and produced by the russian federation and its leader vladimir putin, therefore, in any case, work is being done to convince our german partners to transfer the same tauruses and to convince our american partners in terms of transmitting attacks with a warhe

germany with its capital in berlin was under control. muscovy, and in this sense i am surprised by the anti-ukrainian position of the same robert fitso, the prime minister of slovakia or the same viktor orbán, the prime minister of hungary, because it seems that these officials forgot when the boot of a soviet soldier trampled on their land, the land of the country whose leaders they are, but i understand that they can be certain behind -the-scenes stories that force both fizo and... orbán to behave exactly the way they behave, so it is not worth counting on their support yet, but it is worth rallying all conscious countries of the world in order to unite and support the same the evil aggression that is currently will be created and produced by the russian federation and its leader vladimir putin. therefore, in any case, work is being done to convince our german partners to transfer the same tauruses, and to convince our american partners in parts. not transfer to attacks with a warhead, a fragment of a high-explosive type and the abilit

minister now, germany, france, the united states, and send them to the middle east, to the what they call the holes, right? this is what they call the middle east, send, send any of these foreign ministers to egypt, to syria, to lebanon, to saudi arabia, to the uae, and let them sit in one room and do a test of competence about international relations and diplomacy, and you will see huge difference in competence, a big difference and... this gives me, this raises the question, who is in charge? are these people really in charge? you know, it's scary to think about it, because it it, i don't, i don't want to think that these people are in charge, you know, i don't want that these people be taking decisions. yeah, look, um, do you remember when um, when uh, it was all fashionable, now we don't hear this so much anymore, but when it was really fashionable to say that putin has lost it, lives in another world, putin has lost contact with reality. no, no, no, i look at barbock, i look at shalz, at harbek, at richi sunak, at justin trudeau, at blinken, and not only do i see morally object

, uh, also in the united states, the foreign, pick any foreign minister now in germany, france, the united. states and send them to the middle east, to the what they call the holes, right? this is what they call the middle east, send, send any of these foreign ministers to egypt, to syria, to lebanon, to saudi arabia, to the uae, and let them sit in one room and do a test of competence about international relations and diplomacy, and you will see huge difference in competence, a big difference, and this gives me this raz the question, who is in charge? are these people really in charge? you know, it's scary to think about it, because it it, i don't, i don't want to think that these people are in charge, you know, i don't want that these people be taking decisions. yeah, look, um, do you remember when um, when it was all fashionable, now we don't hear this so much anymore, but when it was really fashionable to say that putin has lost it, putin lives in another world, has lost contact with reality, no, no, no, i look at bearbok, i look at schholz, at harbeck, at rishi sunak, at justin choud,

germany cannot morally express commitment to the united nations convention against genocide, including atornament of the genocide in namibia whilst whilst supporting the equivalent of a holocaust and genocide in gaza. various international organizations such as human rights watch have chillingly concluded that israel is committing war crimes in gaza. president gangob reiterates his call made on the 20 31st of december 2023. no peace loving human being can ignore the carnage witched against palestinians in gaza. in that vein. president appeals to the german government to reconsider its unimily decision to intervene as a third party in defense and support of the genocidal acts of israel before the icj. mean, the statement is very clear, we don't have to explain it a lot, but mean do you also agree with the notion that increasing number of african countries, middle eastern countries? in the global south are emboldent and they are um daring to raise their voice as we say against the what used to be the masters who were imposing their will on them? hope so, hope so, because first of all it'

germany cannot morally express commitment to the united nations convention against genocide. including a tonment of the genocide in namibia whilst whilst supporting the equivalent of a holocaust and genocide in gaza, various international organizations such as human rights watch have chillingly concluded that israel is committing war crimes in gaza. president gangob reiterates his call made on the 20 31st of december 2023, quote, no peace loving human being can ignore the carnage witched against palestinians in gaza, in that... president gangob appeals to the german government to reconsider its unimily decision to intervene as a third party in defense and support of the genocidal acts of israel before the icj. i mean, the statement is very clear, we don't have to explain it a lot, but uh, i mean, do you also agree with the notion that increasing number of african countries, middle eastern countries? countries in the global south are emboldened and they are um daring to raise their voice as we say against the what used to be the masters who were imposing their will on them? hope so, hop

germany cannot morally express commitment to the united nations convention against genocide, including atornment. the genocide in namibia whilst whilst supporting the equivalent of a holocaust and genocide in gaza, various international organizations such as human rights watch have chillingly concluded that israel is committing war crimes in gaza. president gangob reiterates his call made on the 20 31st of december 2023, quote, "no peace loving human being can ignore the carnage witched against palestinians in gaza. in that vein, president gangop. appeals to the german government to reconsider its untimally decision to intervene as a third party in defense and support of the genocidal acts of israel before the icj. mean, the statement is very clear, we don't have to explain it a lot, but uh, mean, do you also agree with the notion that increasing number of african countries, middle eastern countries, countries in the global south. are embolddened and they are um daring to raise their voice as we say against the what used to be the masters who were imposing their will on them? hope so,

minister now in germany, france, the united states and send them to the middle east to the what they call the holes right? this is what they call the middle east, send send any of these foreign ministers to egypt, to syria, to lebanon, to saudi arabia to the uae, and let them sit in one room and do a test of competence about international relations and diplomacy, and you will see huge difference in competence, big difference and this gives me, this raises the question, who is in charge? are these people really in charge? you know, it's scary to think about it, because it it, i don't, i don't want to think that these people are in charge, you know, i don't want that these people be taking decisions. yeah, look, um, do you remember when um, when it was all fashionable, now we don't hear this so much anymore, but when it was really fashionable to say that, putin has lost it, putin lives in another world, putin has lost contact with reality. no, no, no, i look at berbok, i look at schholz, at harbek, at richi sunak, at justin chudeau, at blinken, and not only do i see morally abject peop

and these times, if i may just jump in or if germany is, is willing to commit these naval units and perhaps other forms of military action does not have the potential to drag germany here into a much wider regional conflict with, with iran, for example. what you've just said are a strong backers of that with these i think it's just the other way around because it's, it's a similar situation to the situation. the ukraine, if you, if you're a do not signal very clear to the ones who stops of violating international law, if you do not give the show them the clear will to detail them and to defend the international law. they will go on putting tablets and we'll see some but, and iran will also do so if we don't sit gold, i'm very clearly that's by you. they will get to get a clear message from our side and the west, the european union later as always, to be united in germany as a central a country in europe. and as a, as an important member of nature and european union has to join the, the volumes of a a and in, in order to, to stop an escalation. so solar eclipse, 6 pm, and the readiness a to,

germany, and the prime minister has a passport , look, when the president has a passport of the statesma receives 620 euros in her hands. and the deputy starting from 4,000 in the entire maxim retail network employs 4,700 people in latvia, yeah, in public administration in latvia 63,400 people work in latvia, great, such a huge state, with a population of 1.5 million, i i’m a member of a public organization in belarus, i personally know its head of the may day branch, he’s an excellent person, very honest. mazovka, comrade mazovka, and it was a wild surprise for me that in the mingur executive committee people work for free, that is, he says, well, it’s like, well , it’s considered a social burden, it’s not work, it’s a serious load, but it’s not paid, but it’s not is paid, but i seriously doubt that if in latvia you tell deputies that guys, you work for the good of society, but for free, yes, they will all run. but i cannot join the party yet, since i am not a citizen of the republic of belarus, i am not a citizen of the russian federation, but there is an opportunity, there was an op

the border territory of lithuania is actively used for the deployment of armed forces units in the united states and germany; up to twelve exercises were conducted with their participation at the operational tactical level in 2023. the main venue, in addition to the border contingent, they brought in the armed forces there, both latvia and lithuania, especially. in including foreign ones, especially litvach the president, especially lithuania, this is germany, germany, the usa - this is with predominance, the military must keep in mind and keep them openly, say, in the price of the republic of poland created barrier in the form of a fence 5 m high, the system video surveillance of anti-undermining forces conduct daily aerial reconnaissance of patrols along the state border, at the same time informing me. level, at the same time, saturating troops with new types of equipment and weapons increases the ability to detect both provocations and possible accidental violations, the retrofitting of weapons and equipment will continue, this is another priority... we see, recognize them, respond in

states, germany and the u. k. this comes off the israel alleged 12th stuff as took part in the home also to the 7th terror attacks and was head ones that just suspended funding could threaten the lives of those who depends on the agency for survival. as gauze, the faces a deepening humanitarian crisis, raising to get a sack of flour, now precious commodity in gaza. these men are a few of the lucky ones who manage to get one. others were less fortunate. this is the amount i got today. this is for 7 people. look at how little this is. it's a rare day in gaza city. very few a trucks make it to the heart of the strip. this one operated by the main you an agency and gaza was empty 10 minutes. some people got 3 bags of flour and some got 4, and i didn't get any. i have 3 children and i don't know how i'm going to feed them . the situation could get even worse. several countries have temporarily paused the funding to owner of the united nations agency for palestinians that softer israel accused some of that stuff of b

second and cold wars, focused on relationships. between russia and germany, because united, they are poses a vital threat to the united states, our main task was to prevent their union. moreover, this charomania reaches the point of absurdity, absolute absurdity. one very impressionable american resident, who had read all sorts of media about chinese balloons, spies, even when he saw the balloon, he decided to do it. pursue and he chased for almost 3 hours, but the ball only remained at the same distance from him, and he could not catch up with it until he went rain and he didn’t turn on the wipers and didn’t find out that it was just a bird pooping on the glass, but this is not the worst thing, the worst thing is who has access to influence on the psyche of people , on the mass psyche, this... this is the worst thing, because , as we understand perfectly well, these opportunities are mainly available to those who have power in their hands, who are these people, who have power in their hands today, we called this, a general word, funderleism, i will remind you of some, for example, a

the united states, the country in the first place for providing military aid, germany is the second. therefore, for me personally, it is clear why it was done. we await the results of a transparent, comprehensive, international investigation. is there any information about what happened to these pows, where are they now? in what condition are they? there is no information, again, in order to receive information, we need the desire of the russian side to provide such information, or the desire of international partners to put pressure on the russian side and demand explanations from them, demand from them access to our citizens who are in captivity, unfortunately , i constantly record the facts that between'. the people's committee of the red cross does not fully fulfill its mandate, does not demand anything from the russians, at least according to the information which i have, on the one hand, it shows our openness, we are not afraid to conduct an investigation, we demand this investigation, what will the russians do, in my opinion, they will not let anyone in, they will hide everyth

states, germany and the u. k, this comes off, the israel alleged the 12 stoffers, took part in the home off october 7th, tara tax on was a headphones that suspended funding could tracking the lives of those who depend on the agency for survival as gauze. the faces a deepening humanitarian crisis, raising to get a sack of flour. now a precious commodity in guys on these men are a few of the lucky ones who manage to get one others who are less fortunate. this is the amount i got today. this is for 7 people. look at how little this is. it's a rare day in gaza city. very few a trucks make it to the heart of the strip. this one operated by the main you an agency and gaza was empty 10 minutes. some people got 3 bags of flour and some got 4, and i didn't get any. i have 3 children and i don't know how i'm going to feed them . the situation could get even worse. several countries have temporarily paused the funding to owner of the united nations agency for palestinians that softer israel accused. some of it stop of bei

the united states, germany and japan have congratulate to taiwan is ruling party candidate lighting the on his when inside seduce presidential election to former senior us officials have already met with lie and congratulated the island on its successful election. china claims taiwan air this territory and in the run up to the election caused by a dangerous separatist us. now let us welcome our next president and vice president lights in the and show me t v o. the so the election is over, the winter has been declared and people are moving on with the lives of the votes in taiwan. what did she die so young and my hope is that there will be peace and cross straight relations that there will be no political or economic threats to this island since the south. for this it's easy, somebody to waste see how i means all the time in these public is actually not nervous compared to the foreign media. who same tell why. oh this is a scary place you on the view. so you go ahead and come what the fuck in shanghai in mainland china. so i'm hopeful to the dentist. there might be a relatively rough per

from germany, so this the process was truly very positive. of the soviet union expected that a common house would be built in europe and, in addition, received verbal assurances from the united states that the nato bloc would not expand, there was talk that nato will be dissolved. they claim that they did not give any written statements, what was heard in... conversations, in particular , of james baker, the us secretary of state with the soviet leaders, this was not an official position, indeed in the us as a whole there was a discussion in the euro-atlantic community, there were the hawks who sought to finally bring the russians to their knees, with the help of precisely the expansion of the maximum expansion of american-centric alliances, on the other hand there were pragmatists who argued that, in general, the united the states at that stage were under... american hegemony of american dominance, strengthen it through the involvement of these republics in nato, it prevailed, there was a period when this was generally seriously discussed, a

states, well, germany has powerful friends, the united states, in the end they get such a farmers' maidanway, to the above- mentioned german farmers, after a short time railway workers also joined, demanded an increase in wages and to explain their actions with the influence of russia , scholz’s cabinet of ministers, oddly enough, did not guess, although it was not yet evening, because it is no secret that... national russophobes are much more than anything cheating tricks and the most ridiculous fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stop fake program on the russia-24 tv channel. russia is a country of great achievements. right now we are making a discovery in science, our children are throwing open the doors of modern classrooms. we are creating new ones. cultural spaces, and of course, we are opening new routes of attraction, discover the achievements of our country, come to the exhibition forum russia, kupinsky direction, we are going to the guys, the intelligence officers, they said, the other day we are going for the task, we are getting ready, going through every

did, for example, because when east germany united with west germany, they probably had 90 percent ofd government officials and everything and everything. became the west germans, i don’t know if the east germans really liked it, even that one, maybe not all of them, but well, in real competitions they lost, because they had bigger schools, that’s all, but for this you don’t need to give everyone a contract of citizenship, who i just didn't want ukrainian, nothing , by the way, yuliya yuriyna will be on the air today, she is a singer, a performer of modern folk music, who researches ukrainian music, who researched that she even has ukrainian origins, but she is russian, and she is from of 2011 in ukraine, and in no way can get... citizenship, despite the fact that by her activities she proves that she is a greater ukrainian, like some ukrainians who live here, had the citizenship of the ukrainian people's republic, people who migrated because they do not have well, they would be shot here, they have children and grandchildren, can we give citizenship, for example, to such people, of c

kingdom and germany, not just the united states. on monday january 15th, the islamic revolution guard core targeted an israeli spyingness in iraqi kurdistan and some terrorist groups in syria. but is it a tit for tad, a revenge for the carnage in kermon, is it message to the rest of the world? has iran eventually run out of its strategic patience with the enemies and should the region brace itself for new round of tensions? these and more on this episode of eron. today, welcome back to the news here on press tv. iran, turkey and russia, in a joint statement say negative impacts of the israely war in gaza may lead to an expanded regional armed conflict which needs to be prevented. the three countries made the statement after the 21st international meeting on syria in astana, that is focused on peace in the arab country. in the statement, moscow and ankara call for immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. the trilateral statement also condemned israely attacks on syria and said these strikes are source of instability and tensions in the

kingdom and germany, not just the united states. you went humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territory, james moldrick describes as tragic the situation in wartorn gaza. reporters virtually after his recent visit to gaza said that palestinians are in dire need of basic humanities. the visit yesterday uh in karem shalom and in rafa itself was actually quite tragic because you see yourself that uh we are struggling to catch up with the massive numbers there, we're struggling to basic services such as food, medical support, shelter and a warm sanitation system and as a result of that um the the people themselves are really struggling to get through this and there's a the shock is actually starting to win now and people start to see themself a resignation that this is this is what they're going to have to face for some significant time. join us as we explore the strategic importance of bubble mundab. a highly contested area, crucial for global trade and security, as well as vital exports like oil, natural gas, wheat and chemic

kingdom and germany, not just the united states. resistance fighters in gaza keep battling invading israeli forces in southern gaza with hamas reporting fierce clashes in the center and the... to the khan unis in one of the latest operations brigades, the military wing of islamic jihat says that fired mortor shells at israeli forces in the western khan unis, the palestinian movement said it brought down an helicopter using a surface to air missile. the lasan brigades, the military wing of hamas said that it targeted two markava tanks using yasin shells. the regime claims it has encircled the city of hannus. after series of systematic attacks with the prince of zinus israel and its proxies all over them, the islamic republic of iran retaliated with heavy blows on the massad in edlib and feed justice army in pakistan. this was just initial installment on the open account to be followed by additional responses in reaction to the assassination of the iranian islamic revolution guard core commander mr. razi musawi in syria and the terror

kingdom and germany, not just the united states. well this justinela chief abdul malik al huthi is to deliver a speech on the latest regional developments at 1300 hours gmt uh we're going to keep you posted on that address as well un humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territory james macoldrick describes as tragic the situation in wartor in gaza addressing reporters virtually after his recent visit to gaza he said palestinians are in dire need of base. immunities: the visit yesterday and in karem shalom and in raffa itself was actually quite tragic because you see yourself that we are struggling to catch up with the massive numbers there, we're struggling to basic services such as food, medical support, shelter and water and sanitation system, and as a result of that um the people themselves are really struggling to get through this, and there's a the shock, is actually starting to win now and people start to see themself a resignation that this is this is what they're going to have to face for some significant time. the i

what remains in brackets is 110 billion cubic meters of gas, which, due to the explosion , germany didell-being and independence, that is, the thing america fears most is german independence. with the united states throughout the last century, during the first, second and cold world wars , concentrated on the relationship between russia and germany, because united, they are the only force that poses a vital threat to the united states, our main task was not allow their union. moreover, this charomania reaches the point of absurdity, absolute absurdity. one very impressionable american resident who read. all sorts of media , about chinese balls, spies, even when he saw the ball, he decided to chase it, and he chased for almost 3 hours, and the ball still remained at the same distance from him, and he could not catch up with it until he went rain and he didn’t turn on the wipers and didn’t find out that a bird just pooped on the glass, but that’s not the worst thing, the worst thing is, who? has access and influence on the psyche of people, on the mass psyche, this is the most terrible t

of the armed forces of the united states and germany, up to 12 exercises were conducted with their participation in the year, the main the venue, in addition to the border contingent, they brought up the armed forces there, both latvia and lithuania, especially, including foreign ones, especially the litvatorian president, especially lithuania, this is germany. the situation on the external contour has an impact on the protection of the belarusian state border in the airspace and increases risks and challenges, the general staff emphasized. the number of provocations remains at the same level, at the same time, the saturation of troops with new types of equipment and weapons increases the ability to detect both provocations and possible violations... refurbishment of weapons and equipment will continue; this is another priority area. the situation on the state border, in the border space, today. steadily tense, there are certain decreases, first of all, probably due to weather conditions , the flows of illegal migration are decreasing slightly, those military calls that come from all neighboring

states, germany, britain and sweden, have suspended funding to undra over accusations as several of its staff members were involved in the hamas operation on october 7th. unra rejects accusation saying it is extremely important to have an independent investigation into specific individual cases that israel has raised. in the case of our staff. in the west bank, including east jerusalem and in gaza, we share the names of all our staff once year with the israeli government. we do something similar in all the host countries where we work, so we do share the name of our staff with the governments of jordan, lebanon and syria, because we want to know if there are concerns from these governments, so we will continue doing this, and we will continue to take very seriously any allegation of... breach of professionalism by our staff. norway, one of the few major donors has also urged fellow donor countries to reflect on the wider consequences of cutting funding to unra. people in gaza already suffering from lack of food, water and basic supplies. a who official has also denounced suspension

states, germany, great britain, of the netherlands and a few more, we have to put a full stop, sorry schedule, oleksiy koshel, oleg saahakyan and volodymyr tsibulko were guests of our program today, thank you gentlemen for participating in the program, during our program we conducted a survey, we asked you about the following , do you trust anonymous. telegram channel, let's see how our viewers voted on tv, 6% trust, 94%, no, the level of distrust is quite high, and the same results on the youtube channel, 6 trust, 94%, no. let's put an end to our program, ladies and gentlemen gentlemen, thank you for your attention, i wish you all the best, take care of yourself and your family, goodbye.

the united states, germany and japan have congratulated taiwan zoning property, candidate lighting on his. we named sat today's presidential election to form a senior. you as officials have already met with life and congratulated the island on its success from the nation. china claims taiwan as instead of the tree and in the run up to the election cold lie a dangerous separatist. now let us welcome our next president and vice president lighting the and show meeting the so the election is over, the winter has been declared and people are moving on with the lives of the votes in taiwan. what a to die, so young and my hope is that there will be peace and cross straight relations that there will be no political or economic threats to this island. since the south was assisting the sound, a waste power means all the time in these public is actually not nervous compared to the foreign media who seemed to know why. oh, this is a scary place you on the view. so you go ahead and come what the fuck in shanghai in mainland china. so i'm hopeful to the interest. there might be a relatively rough p

states, germany, great britain, the netherlands and a few more, we have to put a full stop, sorry, i have regulations, oleksiy koshel, oleg sahakyan and volodymyr tsibulko. were guests of our program today, thank you gentlemen for participating in the program. during our program, we conducted a survey, we asked you whether you trust the anonymous telegram channel. let's see how our viewers voted on tv, 6% trust, 94%, no, the level of mistrust is high enough and the same results on the youtube channel, six trust, 94%, no. we put an end to our program. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your attention, i wish you all the best, take care of yourself and your family, goodbye. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, politklub is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics of the week: russia's war against ukraine, the war in the middle east, the crisis on the border between ukraine and poland. topics that resonate in our society. drone attack on kyiv and other cities of ukraine, drone attacks on moscow and others. cities of russia, analysis of

states, well, germany has powerful friends, the united states, as a result they get such a farmer'sr a short time the german farmers mentioned above were also joined by railway workers demanded higher wages. and explain their actions by the influence of russia, scholz’s cabinet, oddly enough, did not guess, although it is not yet evening, because it is no secret that professional russophobes are much more willing to use any kind of cheating tricks and the most ridiculous fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose in the stopfake program on the russia tv channel 24. this is the girl who ran into the restaurant, it turned out to be a great film, the film is very entertaining, i’m delighted, let’s re-educate this major girl, it was so beautiful, it was delicious, it was juicy , just a sea of ​​impressions, now i’ll show you the real thing, very large-scale, interesting and impressive, well, that’s where they heard it, the audience applauded very often, the whole room laughed, wash where you can, in the river, cool, well, i looked right in one breath, everything was there inside

, france, germany, turkey.es all over the world. it's absolutely... i will say it is clear support. it's absolutely... i will say it is clear support-— it's absolutely... i will say it is clear su--ort. ., ~' ., . ., ,, , clear support. you know what happens to vocal opponents _ clear support. you know what happens to vocal opponents of— clear support. you know what happens to vocal opponents of vladimir - to vocal opponents of vladimir putin. you were close to boris nemtsov who was murdered. another murdered. navalny poisoned and now in a penal colony. even prigozhin. do you recognise the service to your life of actually doing this? i am more than _ life of actually doing this? i am more than 30 _ life of actually doing this? i am more than 30 years _ life of actually doing this? i am more than 30 years in - life of actually doing this? i —n more than 30 years in russian politics, from 1998 was elected 20 years from 2003 i criticised mr putin very hard, i would say, criticised mr putin. i never... i had never

states because they want germany not to help the palestinian, they want the palestinian to stand. alone and it was really clearly - when they after they designate uh the ansarulah as they called the hoti as a terrorist organization here they were actually really really calm and they said this actually will not make a difference because united states during the nine year of war against jemen which was actually ordered and supported by the united states and uk it hasn't done anything even though when trump has put ansarulah dahouti under the so the so-called terrorist list list. and today the speech of sayid abdul malik he was really really really clear and he insisted that yemani will continue its attack and he has sent a clear message especially uh to britain which as he mentioned is the one that has actually uh built the zionit state uh before the united state like came into our region and he insisted that the yemani will actually not only continue their attack against israeli linked or israeli or ships that hidden toward israel they will target actually even united state and uk ship s

of meetings with the administrators of the aid provided by the united states. germany updated the list of military aid delivered to ukraine, among other things, these are missiles for anti-aircraft missile systems. airis tsls and four bandwagen 206 all-terrain vehicles. delivery includes 24 more armored personnel carriers and one bieber bridge paver with spare parts. three wisent 1 demining tanks. in addition, the package contains more than 100 155 mm shells, anti-sea mine systems, setom video surveillance system, four border patrol cars. rations and a large list of military equipment. i note that the previous package of military aid from germany arrived on january 17. the civil anti-corruption council under the ministry of defense presented a report on its activities. our correspondent dmytro didora has already heard it. he live with us dimo, i congratulate you. tell me, please, what achievements the council has for the past year and. what do they plan to implement this year? i congratulate iro and i also congratulate our viewers, i want to emphasize right awa

and we've also, you know, heard the united states and germany speak out again, statements like this that there should be no forced displacement of palestinians and no reduction of territory under any circumstances. and dw special corresponding to abraham from jerusalem. thanks to south africa. now we're actually the oscar for the story is, has been released from prison on parole. the former olympic and paralympic runner has served nearly 9 years of a 13 year sentence for the murder of his girlfriend, the model re busting count, a low key exit for a paralympic star turn. murder, oscar per story is release from this prison near pretoria was largely kept away from the media spotlight. the story is banned from speaking to the press until the end of his parole. it expires in december 2029. until then, he faces restrictions on when he can leave his home. his doris must also attend classes on anger, management, and violence against women. a breach of these conditions could land him behind bars again. because doris was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, reverse dean camp on valentine's day,