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states state department, matthew miller, said, that the united states did not receive from ukraine warningsut any operations in the kursk region of russia on... ukraine does not inform us of its exact tactics before its implementation, there is nothing unusual about this, it is a war that they are waging. we give them the tools and we advise them, but when it comes to day-to-day tactics, when it comes to day-to-day strikes, sometimes we talk to them, sometimes we don't, and it's up to them to make their own decisions. it was matthew miller, and we have general sergey kryvonos on the line again, mr. general, now turn on mr. general, and spokesperson of the european commission. stanu, commenting on the events in the kursk region, said that ukraine, according to international law, has a legal right to defend itself, including striking an aggressor on its territory. at the same time, diplomat and politician valery chaley says that according to article 51 of the un charter, ukraine has an inalienable right to individual or collective self-defense in the event of an armed attack on it, and precis

states state department on sanctions policy, a person who can be called the flesh and blood of american diplomacy. glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador, frit, i am glad to see you. glory of ukraine. glory to heroes. well, the key story is the huge election drama in the united states. so we understand that there has been an extremely important replacement of the main candidate from the democrats. we are in ukraine. we sympathize with the democratic camp, of course, far from everyone and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian invasion, russian aggression, we appreciate it, yes, but we simply do not know what to expect from donald trump, and if even we know, we don't really like this story, but in any case, in the united states, racing is on the front lines. activation of the enemy, therefore, in your opinion, what do the ratings show and what will be the ukrainian policy of kemela haris. i don't know vice president harris very well, but i do know her national security adviser, phil gordon. we have known each other for several yea

now the legendary american diplomat, former coordinator of the united states state department on sanctions policy, a person who can be called the flesh of the american diplomacy glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador, frit, i am glad for you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, the key story is the huge election drama in the united states. yes, we understand that there has been an extremely important replacement of the democratic primary candidate. we in ukraine sympathize with the democratic camp, of course, not all of them and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian onslaught, russian aggression. we... appreciate it so much, but we just don't know why we should expect from donald trump, and if we even know, then we do not like this story to the end, but in any case, in the united states, races on the front line, activation of the enemy, so in your opinion, what do the ratings show and what will ukrainian politics be like camelys i know vice president harris, but i know her national security adviser, phil gordon, very well. we

the state department of the united states of america is not opposed to india becoming more actively involved in the process of finding ways to end the war in ukraine peacefully. joe biden joked that he was looking for a job, russia was on fire. about this and the other in a moment. well , today, again, i'm not starting as usual about the self-proclaimed president of belarus, i usually talk at the end of the column, well , but today i decided to start with him, so that, well , i'll say it this way, so that his stupidity is known, so in an interview with a propagandist evgenia popova, this, in case any of you have forgotten, is the husband of skabeeva, the same skabeeva, and the self-proclaimed man said a lot of things today, he talked about the atomic bomb, he said something else, again... i don't have to say who, how, where he attacked, so he also talked about the fact that the war in ukraine needs to be ended somehow immediately, what exactly did lukashenko say and how exactly did he say it, come on? i cannot cite these facts, because they are completely closed, but high -ranking people ope

states state department, matthew miller, said that the united states had not received any warnings fromabout any operations in the kursk region. russia, let's listen to what matthew miller said. ukraine does not inform us about its exact tactics before its implementation. there is nothing unusual in this. this is the war they are waging. we give them tools and advice , but when it comes to day-to-day tactics, when it comes to daily hits, sometimes we communicate with them, sometimes we don't. and it is appropriate for them to make appropriate decisions themselves. it was mathew miller, and we have general serhii kryvonos in touch again. mr. general, now turn on mr. general. well, the spokesman of the european commission peter stano, commenting on the events in the kursk region, said that ukraine, according to international law, has a legal right to defend itself, including striking the aggressor on its territory. at the same time, diplomat and politician valery chaley says about... about that according to article 51 of the un charter, ukraine has an inalienable right to individual or co

states state department on sanctions policy, a person who can be called the flesh and blood of american diplomacy. glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador frit, glad to see you. glory to ukraine. to the heroes. well, the key story is a huge election drama in the united states, so we understand that there was an extremely important replacement of the main candidate from the democrats, we in ukraine sympathize with the democratic camp, of course, not all of us and we cannot it is a matter of public expression, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian invasion, russian aggression, we appreciate it, but we do not know about... what should we expect from donald trump, and even if we do know, this story is not our business i like the end, but in any case, in the united states, there is a race on the front line, the activation of the enemy, so in your opinion, what do you think the ratings show and what will be the ukrainian policy of kemela geris. i don't know vice president harris very well, but... i do know her national security adviser, phil. gordon. we have known each other

now the legendary american diplomat, former coordinator of the united states state department on sanctions policy, a person who can be called the flesh of american diplomacy, will be on the air of the tv channel. glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador frith, good to see you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, the key story is the huge election drama in the united states. so we understand that there was an extremely important replacement of the main candidate from the democrats, we in ukraine sympathize with the democratic camp, of course, far from all and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian invasion, russian aggression, we appreciate it, yes, but we just don't know what to expect from donald trump, if even we know, we don't like this... story to the end, but in any case, in the united states, races on the front line, activation of the enemy, so in your opinion, what do the ratings show and what will ukrainian politics be like, kemely geris. i don't know vice president harris very well, but i do know her national security ad

states state department on sanctions policy, a prominent american diplomat.ist who joined the armed forces, political expert who became a special agent, taras berezovyts in a new project on espresso. the real front is a thorough analysis of the main events. reports, comments of leading specialists and... experts, analytics from the major of the armed forces. how to make sense of disturbing news and distinguish truth from hostile propaganda. the real front program with taras berezovets every saturday at 9:30 p.m espresso. mark fegin, a figure of the russian opposition in emigration, a well-known video blogger, ex-detat of the state duma, glory to ukraine will be working on the air of the tv channel. mark, nice to see you. glory to the heroes, happy to welcome everyone. viewers, welcome anton. the assassination attempt on ilya ponomarev, so we understand that the enemy used shakhet this time, well, accordingly, this immediately raises many questions, and perhaps hints at many answers, when we talk about the so-called strange arrivals, yes, and this, of course,

states state department , matthew miller, who comments on russia's reaction, which says that this ison of the ukrainian authorities, or how they they say the ukrainian junta headed by zelenskyi, and matthew miller pointed out the irony of the russian ruler putin's statement. that the current events in kursk region are a provocation of ukraine. let's hear what matthew miller had to say. i saw a message from the russian authorities, on their part, ironically calling it a provocation. considering that russia has been violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine since 2014 . mr. viktor, judging by that. above all, putin and the entire russian government in general were counting on some kind of reaction from the world, saying, save us, ukrainians are bombing, and this is a violation of international law there, although this is the right of self-defense, which we are currently using, how do you assess this situation, which is now unfolding right before our eyes, and we have already been watching it for 48 hours, well, first of all , yesterday really all reactions were obs

viktor, united states state department spokesman matthew miller pointed out the irony of putin's statementhat the current events in the kursk region are a provocation of ukraine, miller says that the united states the americans... are in contact with the ukrainians regarding the events in the kursk region, but they will not comment on the ukrainian side. i saw the message of the russian authorities, on their part, ironically calling it a provocation, considering that russia has violated the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine since 2014. mr. igor, the last, perhaps, question for today is about how the russians will use the situation in kursk oblast in order to speak on... international platforms, see how you can deal with them to live next to us, they attacked us, and in their style to bring these issues to the soviets without the un, to other international platforms, well , look, they have already done it, that is, there was a statement by this attaché of the ministry of foreign affairs of russia, zakharova, who said that it is some kind of terrorist act, provocation, attack

states state department on sanctions issues a politician, a person who can be called the flesh of the flesh of american diplomacy. glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador frit, glad to see you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, the key story is the huge election drama in the united states. so we understand that there has been an extremely important replacement of the main candidate from the democrats. we in ukraine sympathize with the democratic camp. far from all and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian invasion, russian aggression, we appreciate it, yes well, we just don't know what to expect from donald trump, and even if we do, we don't really like the story, but in any case, the united states is racing on the front lines, activating the enemy, so... in your opinion , what do the ratings show and what will kemela geris' ukrainian policy be like? i don't know vice president harris very well, but i do know her national security adviser, phil gordon. we've known each other for several years, judging by her performances

and what i'm seeing is direct claims from the united states state department and others saying the us for bids and is telling israel to back off and not attack level non. meanwhile, israel is saying they had to attack robin on because of the his bullet attack on the goal on the mix. mix up next to the that's an issue. what do you mean? that's an issue. and because hostile i normally will admit to up to an attack and also to their mistakes there now play me very, very vehemently. they had nothing to do with that attack on the goal of those are eric's, they are drew's well, it makes they are for every part of the resistance make sense of this uh, dr. corey, for us, if you would well, this is a contradiction, then the white and administration has position on this. they claimed that they told is it a leave that beta ruth was a bad line enough to hit be rude and that they did not want a full scale war. at the same time, they told the benjamin netanyahu, that if the diplomatic solution doesn't work and they do end up in a war with says the law that the us would be right behind him supportin

now the legendary american diplomat, former coordinator of the united states state department on sanctionserson who can be called flesh and blood of american diplomacy, will be on the air of the espresso tv channel. glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador, frith, good to see you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. well, the key story is the huge election drama in the united states. states, we understand that there has been an extremely important replacement of the main candidate from the democrats, we in ukraine have sympathy for the democratic camp, of course, not all of them and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian onslaught, the russian aggression, we appreciate it, yes, but we just don't know what to expect from donald trump, and even if we know, then... we don't like this story to the end, but in any case, in the united states, the race is on the front line, the activation of the enemy. so, in your opinion, what do the ratings show and what will ukrainian politics be like, kemela geris. i don't know vice president harris very

now the legendary american diplomat, former coordinator of the united states state department on sanctions policy, a person who can be called the flesh of the espresso tv channel, will be working on the air. to the fleet of american diplomacy, kudos to ukraine, mr. ambassador frith, glad to see you, kudos to ukraine, kudos to the heroes, so what, the key story is a huge election drama in the united states, so we we understand that there was an extremely important replacement of the main candidate from the democrats, we in ukraine sympathize with the democratic camp, of course, far from all of us and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed us to withstand the russian onslaught, the russian aggression, we appreciate it, yes, well, we just don't know what to expect from donald trump, and if we do, we don't like the story entirely, but in any case, in the united states, the front line race, activation of the enemy, so in your opinion, what do the ratings show and what will be the ukrainian policy of kemela herris. i don't know vice president harris very well,

now the legendary american diplomat, former coordinator of the united states state department on sanctions policy, a person who can be called flesh and blood, will work on the air of the tv channel. american diplomacy. glory to ukraine, mr. ambassador frit, glad to see you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. so what the key story is the huge election drama in the united states. yes, we understand that there has been an extremely important replacement of the democratic primary candidate. we in ukraine sympathize with the democratic camp, of course, far from all, and we cannot express this matter publicly, but president joseph biden allowed it. we can withstand the russian onslaught, russian aggression, we appreciate it, yes, but we just don't know what to expect from donald trump, and even if we do know, we don't like this story to the end, but in any case in in the united states, races on the front line, activation of the enemy, so in your opinion, what do the ratings show and what will ukrainian politics be like, kemela geris? i don't know vice president harris very well, but i do kno

states state department on sanctions policy, a prominent american diplomat. hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like relatives to many, as well as distinguished guests of the studio. events of the day in two hours. vasyl zima's big broadcast. a project for smart and caring people. espresso in the evening. mark fegin, a figure of the russian opposition, not emigration, a famous vlogger, ex-detat of the state duma, glory to ukraine, mark, glad to see you, glory to the heroes, glad to welcome all the viewers, congratulations anton, will be working on the espresso tv channel now. the attack on ilya ponomaryev, so we understand that the enemy used shakhet this time, well, accordingly, this immediately raises many questions, and perhaps hints at many answers, when we talk about the so-called strange arrivals, and this... of course, maybe concern not only the current situation, the near future, well but in any case, the kremlin added a note of water and they don't say anything about it. as for the attempt on ilya ponomarev, it was

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and what i'm seeing is direct claims from the united states state department and others saying the us for bids and is telling israel to back off and not attack loving on. meanwhile, israel is saying they had to attack robin on because of the, his bullet attack on the goal on the mix. mix up next the that's an issue. what, what do you mean? that's an issue because hospitalized normally will admit to up to an attack and also to their mistakes. they're now claiming very, very vehemently they had nothing to do with that attack on the goal of those or heresy or drew's will that make they are part of the resistance make sense of this? uh, dr. corey, for us, if you would as well. uh, there is a contradiction in the light. in the administration's position on this, they claimed that they told as an alias, that beta root was the red line enough to hit the road. and that they did not want a full scale war. at the same time, they told the benjamin netanyahu, that if the diplomatic solution doesn't work and they do end up in a war where it says the law that the us would be right behind him support

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this was stated by russian ambassador to the united states anatoly antonov. the state department confirmed that washington did not limit the use of its weapons during this attack. as the department emphasized, the actions of the armed forces of ukraine do not violate anything, so the united states, as before, will not impose a ban. in the special operation zone in the chasy yar area, kostroma paratroopers destroyed a group of ukrainian military in the stronghold. at night , russian fighters advanced to the enemy positions and struck with high-explosive fragmentation ammunition. after that , assault units went to capture the stronghold. they completed their combat work and occupied the enemy's fortification. in great britain, thousands of people rallied against racism, demonstrators brought posters with the slogans "fascists out, migrants welcome." according to the skynews tv channel, the march was organized by muslim communities and left-wing political forces. vladimir putin held a telephone conversation with president of vietnam tolam. the russian leader con

this was stated by the russian ambassador to the united states, anatoly antonov. the state department confirmed that the states did not limit the use of their weapons during this attack. hizwala may strike israel in the coming days regardless of iran, cnn reports, according to journalists, the islamic republic is still is developing countermeasures. in some areas of primorye, the flood peak is expected, but on most rivers, the water level has begun to recede. now , over 400 farms and sixty houses are flooded. nine villages are cut off from transport links. after yesterday's downpour, water is being pumped out of a street in vladivostok. and now let's talk about sports. ilya, an indian athlete, was suspended from the olympic freestyle wrestling final, tell us why? the day before the final, vinesh phakat exceeded the possible maximum by 2 kg. she ran and skated all night before the last weigh-in on a bicycle, jumped rope, but still did not fit into the required weight, everything was decided by the extra 100 g. russian goalkeeper matvey safonov made his debut in the

the exchange of prisoners will not affect relations between the united states and russia, the state departmenthis deal provoked a new round of political wars in the united states. white house team at'. four us citizens were immediately released in russia as part of a prisoner exchange. this news literally broke into the news broadcast of american television channels. it’s morning on the other side of the atlantic, and among the exchanged americans are journalist evan gershkovich and former us marine paul willan, journalists from the wol street journal, for whom gershkovich worked, who was detained in russia while trying to obtain classified information, greeting the news while standing. american reporters see the historic deal as a direct benefit for biden. one of the things that really what's remarkable about this deal is that it comes not only at the end of the biden administration and can be seen as a diplomatic victory for the incumbent us president, but reflects a rare bright spot on the agreements between russia and the united states at a time of dire tension. this is not a reset of rela

the prisoner exchange will not affect relations between the united states and russia, the state department deal provoked a new round of political wars in the united states. the white house team attributes all the results to biden, while republicans blame him for the failure. and the reaction. the president of the united states loses his mind and completely forgets why everyone has gathered here today. tomorrow is a great day, this is a tradition for our family together. and only a few watch the president’s speech; the viewer count on the internet barely reaches 600 viewers; biden’s aides have to speak for him. can current us president? feel the difference humiliation? presidential candidate donald trump immediately declares: well, when are they going to publish the details of the prisoner exchange with russia? just wondering because we never seem to get good deals, especially when it comes to prisoner swaps. our negotiators always disgrace us. while calling the deal complicated, democrats are trying. to hide the terrible reality of how bad everything really is, trump writes, he himself boa

led to the fact that the spokesperson and the united states department of state officially announcedat we did not say that the representative of the opposition won the election, in other words, to retreat from this path of retreat to the opposition imposed thanks to the mobilization of the juda that you mentioned the other days in your city that different cities in different regions of venezuela in support of the mother and the socialist party the face i am at your service, mr. shahri. let us know what you think . madaro will finally be able to master the situation and put these tensions to rest and start his new term as president. now why am i saying this because of my optimism or what is the reason because of what is happening in the field in the villages and cities of venezuela. ruler, you have a force consisting of millions of people who are called chavistas and hugoz fans in the last decade, after the victory of the bolivarian revolution , they have achieved better living conditions , and in the last few years, they have blocked venezuela's financial resources, embargoed and des

states of america, the state department, which was announced by the embassy of the united states ofkraine, and it should be taken into account that the enemy can really, well these days, i'm not saying, it 's supposed to be independence day, these days, resort to massive air attacks, it's for something new, of course, these attacks have been going on for the whole of this full-scale invasion, well, but also... let me remind you that it is better, of course, to be somewhere where there are places nearby where you can feel safe, that's one thing, but i won't congratulate you in advance, happy independence day, tomorrow we will all congratulate each other, well let's not forget, of course , to inform and support our military at the front, which is the cause of this independence today, unfortunately, they pay with their blood, giving their lives, and finally, i wanted to congratulate the people of kharkiv on the day of the city, i read this story, well, the mayor congratulated, congratulations, friends write, colleagues from kharkiv, every day of the city, i read the story, why exactly

ritter is one of the most well-known opponents of military aid to the kiev regime in the united states. in june, the state department confiscated his passport when the former spy was planning to fly to russia for the st. petersburg international economic forum. we'll switch over for a couple of minutes, and then the fifth studio program will air on rossiya-24. i. on that note, i'll say goodbye to you, until tomorrow, until we meet again and have some good news. people who serve in intelligence aren't even that strong physically, but simply stronger than spirits, speckles take, whoever wears a symbol, i believe that there should be a model in everything, they should follow it... emnitsya, worse is impossible, better is possible, we have always had such a motto in life, pushed these people into the doorway and, probably, it's all a dream, and you want to open your eyes and wake up. hello, this is the fifth studio program, my name is yuri bogdanov, in our format we continue to monitor the situation in the middle east, today information appeared about iran's possible refusal to attack isra

states of america, the state department, which was voiced by the embassy of the united states of americad it should be taken into account that the enemy can really, well, these days, i'm not saying that should be independence day, these days to resort to massive air attacks, this is not something new, of course, these attacks have been going on for the whole of this full-scale invasion, well, but let me remind you again that it is better, of course, to be somewhere near with... there are places where you could feel safe, that 's one thing, but i won't congratulate you in advance, happy independence day, tomorrow we will all congratulate each other, and let's not forget, of course , to donate and support our soldiers at the front, who pay for this independence today, unfortunately, with their blood, giving their lives, and finally, i wanted to congratulate the people of kharkiv on city day, i read this story, well , the mayor congratulated them... friends and colleagues from kharkiv write that it is city day, i read the story, why exactly august 23, and there is a dispute there, because a

people from the state department or some of the other agencies of the united states when you refused to obey us policy, whether it be a threat to your car and see whether it be to media attacks on your country. we've seen that growing during the gaza conflict when some gcc countries oppose us policy on what's happening and doesn't. what are they supposed to do? but a back to i think what they are seeing is that the, these us sanctions and i arm twisting approaches are just not as decisive as was generally considered even a year or 2 or 3 ago, after all i what was going to quote to feet, russia this was taking russia out of the swift banking system. this was the western sanctions that were going to be put on it. of course it failed, utterly and completely. this is part of the point of the brick. so the bricks, countries are now 36 percent of world outputs compared to 29 percent of the g 7 were in a different age a. so yes, threats can be made, but i don't think that they can be decisive. i. i think if the rest of the world is calm and cool and not divided relentlessly, as the us tries

iran's supreme leader signals he wants to start negotiations with the united states.ne must stop the escalation and cooperate with the international atomic energy agency without negotiation can continue. a former obama official who helped get the jcpoa signed told fox news digital that kamala harris would sign a similar agreement with tehran if she wins the white house. joy to be retired four-star general fox news senior to staging analyst in institute for the study of war, general jack keane. it's a pleasure, thank you for being here, what are your thoughts on this yet the state to permit on the one hand saying you have to stop all of the attacks on israel ever going to redo the talks and then you have an obama spokesperson saying kamala harris will sign it she wanted iran deal like barack obama wanted that iran deal. >> this is where i really agree with the state department dealing with iranians. i think this is grandstand on part of the iranians. obviously there close to weaponization and grade uranium on their nuclear capability in terms of highly enriched uranium

this statement was made by the spokesperson of the united state department united states matthew milleraccording to him, the states partially allowed the ukrainian government to strike military targets on the territory of the rs. using american weapons, all further authorization extensions will depend on the situation on the battlefield. here... you know, somehow you don't even comment on anything, that is, when it's really bad, then hit already, there's nothing to do, we won't get there anymore, the enemy is already climbing there, but already hit, that's it, that's what you have to do it was before, well, effective decisions are those that are always adopted and implemented on time, then it is effective, then it is a war in which you understand that the partners want your victory, and do not want to maintain some kind of unclear balance, well, you need to explain, and what do you want with such decisions, this is not a criticism, it is for... miller , of course, this is not a criticism of the partners there, many thanks to them, but then explain why? because people, ordinary people, a

this is the statement of the secretary of state of the united states of america, but...addition to this statement, his official representative matthew miller also spoke at the state department: the united states will defend israel in the event of an attack on it, while washington is taking steps to reduce tensions in the region. such a statement was made by the head of the press service of the state department, matthew miller, on the air of the american tv channel fox news. he, in particular, said that official washington will protect israel from terrorist attacks and... and at the same time, like his boss, that is, anthony blinken, matthew miller called on all parties in the region to take whatever steps they can for de-escalation of the situation, adding that we will protect our interests in the region and bring to justice those who threaten our personnel. and at the same time an interesting point that the official representative of the us state department did not report. no information on whether there is any data on whether iran is preparing an attack on israel in th

weapons remains unchanged, this statement was made by the spokesperson of the united states departmentate. matthew miller of america, according to him, the states partially allowed the ukrainian government to strike military targets on the territory of the russian federation, using american weapons, all further extensions of permissions will depend on the situation on the battlefield. here , you know, somehow you don't even comment on anything, that is, when it's really bad, well, then there's nothing to fight, there 's nothing to do, we won't get there, the enemy is already climbing there, but to fight, that's how it should have been before. well, effective decisions are those that are always adopted and implemented on time, then it is effective, then it is a war in which you understand that your partners want your victory, and not their retention. to have some, some kind of balance is unclear, well, you have to explain, and what do you want with such decisions, this is not a criticism, it is miller's statement, of course, is not a criticism of the partners there, thanks to them a lot

in the kursk region, the head of the state department press service said. united states decided to distance itself from the rhetoric coming from washington ekaterina shamaeva will tell. judging by the actions of kiev. the state department press secretary redirected the question about the situation in the kursk region to representatives of nezalezhnaya, he himself practiced in vagueness. western military analysts, they are sure that kiev took a big risk, having bad cards in hand. from an operational and strategic point of view, this attack makes absolutely no sense, it looks like a gross waste of people and resources that are so needed elsewhere. given the pressure on defense elsewhere, the strategic justification from operations are currently difficult to understand. other places that experts are talking about are primarily the toretskoye and pokrovskoe directions. according to them, kiev is probably trying to distract russian forces from this front line, however, thereby achieving the exact opposite, stretching its already small number of troops, while the

the united states has provided kyiv with military aid worth more than $55 billion, according to the stateent. ukraine has overtaken israel in the level of support of the united states. we stand firmly with ukraine. and we will stand by them while they stand against a person whom i have known well for many years, a cruel tyrant, we cannot leave ukraine, and we will not leave it. aid to ukraine is sent slowly and not always on time, says former diplomat john herbst. but even under such conditions, this is the way to victory. if the american policy with these problems that i have described continues, ukraine will win this war, it will take longer , but it will win. if our politics were stronger... we would have won this war sooner. ukraine's membership in nato should be the next logical step after the victory, - says the ambassador. andriy borys, voice of america. meanwhile, on the eve of ukraine's independence day , an exhibition was set up in washington to remind americans of the war and the crimes of the russians. iryna shinkarenko and vyacheslav visited it filyushkin. george washington u

obviously that's why you see the entire apparatus of the united states government, state department, dod working over time with our allies in the regions, why it's good to have friends, it's why joe biden has focused so much on that to try to prevent a regional war. this of course, is because i ran and hezbollah or threatening a disproportionate response israel, the last couple of weeks, aviv obviously, he's been taking out the people responsible for october 7 not mass strikes in lebanon or in iran, but that's now what i ran and hezbollah are threatening israel major strikes on the civilian population. so hopefully it doesn't happen. hopefully this can be contained, but yes in the event of i agree with the israelis in the event that hezbollah, iran's strikes, the israeli population, israel should respond disproportionately what is the u.s. prepared to do, congressman, if if his bellow launches a full scale air assault on israel with all the rockets and missiles and drones at projectiles that they've accumulated in recent years. >> well, listen, i mean, i think the biden-harris admini

i led the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice in a state of 40 million people. and on this issue, i disagreed with my president because the policy was to allow deportation of people who, by isis own definition, were non-criminals. so as attorney general and the chief law officer of the state of california, i issued a directive to the sheriffs of my state that they did not have to comply with detainers, and instead should make decisions based on the best interests of public safety of their community. the border with your border czar is an unmitigated disaster. so why does kamala still support sanctuary cities and states? why won't she say people that enter our country illegally are criminals? why is kamala forcing you? the american people already strapped by her and joe biden's record high inflation to pay for illegal immigrants and their health care and their education and their housing? and the most important question, kamala, what do you say to all of the families, all of the families who loved ones were m

this was stated by the official representative of the state department of the united states of america, matthew miller, during the daily briefing. according to him , official washington is constantly. is in contact with kyiv in order to understand the purpose of this military operation, but at the same time mr. miller emphasized that the ukrainians have right, but what exactly are we entitled to, let's hear from... mr. miller in his direct language. there is nothing unusual in the fact that the ukrainians do not inform us of their exact tactics before they implement them. this is the war they are waging. we give them equipment, we give them advice, but when it comes to the day-to-day tactics that they use to hit the enemy, sometimes we talk to them about that and sometimes we don't. and they have every right to make such decisions. and period, you give us weapons, and then we decide how to use them use it as it will be more expedient to apply it on the battlefield in order to destroy and neutralize the enemy. well, it is also interesting that the eu and the european union also support

captives or those illegally held in russia, and the state department involved the department of justice usa, which resolved those issues that concerned prisoners and not only the united states, in germany, and attention, germany on was actually the country... that helped, especially the german, the german prosecutors, the united states and other countries, to make this exchange, and you know why? because it was in germany that he was sentenced to a serious term of imprisonment, the murderer, you said correctly, mr. serhiy, on the air, a high-ranking fsb officer who carried out a political assassination on the territory of germany, the so-called killer on a bicycle, he was even called in german the press, the same... fsb colonel krasikov, and it was thanks to such german help that this exchange took place, moreover, russia and putin personally, the kremlin even returned three quite significant russian oppositionists who served very serious sentences, these are volodymyr karamurza, and ilya yashin and andriy pivovarov, then these are such figures of a serious... serious russian political

ritter is one of the most famous opponents of military aid to the kiev regime in the united states. in june, the state department confiscated his passport when the former spy was planning to fly to russia for the st. petersburg economic forum. now let's move on for a couple of minutes, then about the main topics of the day. who hasn't heard the goal of two leopards, there is such a proverb: from an archer saves the infantryman's shelter, a shot, the entire front thunders very many explosions, now they are looking for where ours is, whoever is the fastest to cheat, here he won, the bird will hang for another 15 minutes, let's go, unscrewed, here... teski, what a fairy tale, without ivan, what started, without deception and without flint, don't go and sharpen me in flints, self-writing pen , magic ink, you'll get it, you main thing, vanya, hurry up, so give me a horse, mechanical, beat yourself on the head, to eat , where you need to, that's what they call me, because i'm taking you not where you, fool, want, where you need to go, i can't live without traveling, flint, he who has a bo

vedant patel, deputy head of the press service of the state department of the united states of americasaid this during a regular briefing, commenting on the planned visit of the prime minister of india to ukraine on august 24, but at the same time he added that the terms of peace should focus on the interests of kyiv . the spokesman emphasized that in the united states would like official delhi to be more actively involved in the peace process. a short quote from mr. patel follows. especially in terms of establishing a just and lasting peace, which reflects what it is trying to do. our ukrainian partners, that is, to protect our territorial integrity and sovereignty. indeed , in less than two weeks, on independence day, narendra modi is going to visit kyiv, meet with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi, we will hear, see, see what he will say, whether he will come with any plan, will he come with any words of help, or will he only express support. as it is usually done, and by the way, today is india's independence day, with which we congratulate the citizens of this country,

in the united states that's... the main one to negotiate and coordinate others to exchange prisonersr it's prisoners or those who who is illegally detained in russia, and the state department involved the us department of justice, which resolved those issues that related to prisoners and not only in the united states, in germany, and attention, germany was essentially the country that helped, especially german, german prosecutors to the united states and ... countries to carry out this exchange and do you know why? because it was in germany that he was sentenced to a serious term of imprisonment, the murderer, you said correctly, mr. sergey on the air, a high-ranking fsb officer who carried out a political assassination on the territory of germany, the so-called killer on a bicycle, he was even called in the german press, the same fsb colonel krasikov, and it was thanks to such german help that this exchange took place, moreover, russia and putin personally, the kremlin even returned three quite significant russian opposition figures who served very volodymyr karamurza, ilya yashin,

states embassy and the secretary state department calling on their citizens at the beginning of theow that even russia has called its citizens in lebanon to stay away from lebanon if they can or to leave the country all together, the united states has even said called a citizens sending them emails saying that uh they if they do not have the funding to be able to pay for the tickets they would give them loans, so that also is another issue that adds to... the situation where you can see that there's definitely a lot of apprehension on what might happen uh after a possible hazballah retaliation though of course had clearly said that the only way to stop and descalate the situation is to stop the war on gaza and even after the assassination of top commander in beirot as well as the assassination of head of the hamas political bureaus of tehran we did not see any stop or even a decrease in the number of massacres that are occurring inside gaza, there continues to be this mass killing and the genocidal war in gaza, so therefore it doesn't seem that the israelis are willing to deascalate

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only in the united states, in germany, and attention, germany was essentially the country that helped, especially german, german prosecutors, the united states and other countries to make this exchange, and you know why, because it was in germany that he was sentenced to a serious term serving sentences. the killer, you said correctly, mr. sergey, on the air, is a high-ranking fsb officer who carried out a political assassination on the territory of germany, the so-called killer on a bicycle. he was called in the german press, the same fsb colonel krasikov, and precisely because of that thanks to such german help, this exchange took place, moreover, russia and putin personally, the kremlin even returned three quite significant russian opposition figures who were serving very serious sentences, these are volodymyr karamurza, ilya yashin and ... andriy pivovarov, these are such figures serious, serious russian political position. this is, in my opinion and according to my information, why such an unprecedented truly exchange of prisoners, illegally detained on the territory of russia an

and the son of the head of the united states, hunter biden asked the state department for help for a ukrainian company. we are talking about a potentially profitable energy project for him in italy. so still in the sixteenth. to prison, now economic news, maria, the czech republic has noticeably increased purchases of our gas, but there are no contracts with gazprom, as it were, tell me, how is this possible? yes, tatyana, the czech republic buys surpluses of our gas from neighboring european countries. why, i will tell in the issue, well , i will start with another news item. the first stage of the exchange of frozen assets is completed. according to the investment chamber, which conducted the transactions, russians offered non-residents prices for it. securities for more than 35 billion rubles. foreigners bought about a quarter, experts say, that it was a success. foreign investors wanted to buy much more. in april , the investment chamber reported that demand exceeded the supply of russians, but almost immediately the west began to interfere with this process. the belgian ministry

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this was stated by the representative of the state department of the united states of america, vedantwith reference to information from the intelligence services. according to him, this causes concern in washington, because such a step can significantly increase the escalation of tension on the battlefield in ukraine. at the same time, mr. patel emphasized that the united states, together with allies and partners. are ready to respond harshly if the islamic republic does send missiles to russia. the representative of the american foreign policy department did not specify what exactly this answer might be. in magata, they cannot establish the cause of the fire at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant's cooling tower, which broke out there on august 11. this is stated in the statement of the international atomic energy agency. it is known that the experts of this organization had the opportunity to visit zas and inspect its own the part near which it was burning, but at the same time they noted that they did not see the remains of any unmanned aerial vehicle near the cooling tower, and t