how they will feel the next diplomats who will be appointed to the positions of ambassadors, after valeriy zalu becomes ambassador, well, here is the question. here , mr. yevgeny, will it be an honorable veil for zaluzhnyi in this situation, or after all , given the role that great britain plays in the current situation, in our help, in helping us in the russian-ukrainian war, that in principle zaluzhnyi can be quite noticeable and important in great britain a figure, because it is not former prosecutor general iryna venediktova, who is sitting. in switzerland, these are not other diplomats who, perhaps, have more experience in diplomatic work, but are not such bright and powerful figures as valeriy zaluzhny, but with on the other hand, this appointment shows that zaluzhnyi is a member of volodymyr zelenskyi's team, otherwise he would not have agreed to this position, right. zaluzhny is a statesman, and when the general is offered to go somewhere as a diplomat, he cannot say to himself, well , it seems to me, because of his professional career, you know, i'd rather sit here in a warm bed,

people now, and they 're doing well in principle, that valeriy chornyi, as i understand it, continues to head the regional clinical hospital, nothing happened to him, no matter what, the same, in the same place and in the same way in borysenko, i see that everything is in order, everything is fine, he continues to sit in everything in the budget committee of the regional council. he has eyes, cheeks and farts, so to speak, what do you think about it and what do they think about it in general in dnipro? i will tell you that there is another person from this, from this list, he and i are in the same environmental commission, we were together, we were not, he was, i was, i, i am still there, maybe in a week or two. and before this vote, when there was already a lot of information from our western partners, regarding invasion, and if you remember, there was such a flash mob, they added a ukrainian flag to their avatars, then he added russian flags, this flash mob never ended, i'll tell you, for example, unfortunately, you know, that's how it became so more powerful, but... these are such

agriman has not yet been approved in london, it’s just that it was announced before that and, as diplomat valeriyhal says, who was... literally 15 minutes ago , he said on my air that, well, this is not uncharacteristic of all diplomatic rules, that this is a violation of the vienna convention, and very much so many questions arise, and why was it announced so quickly? well, i don't know why it was announced so quickly, but if we talk about the country, then of course it is better for the country to have an ambassador in britain than to live without an ambassador in such difficult times. and this is not the worst candidate, even though he has no work experience in the diplomatic service, during the war a combat general who represents our country in our country as an ally, this is one of the countries that supports ukraine the most, this is of course a plus and positive, regarding valery himself fedorovych, i think that this is also positive for him. because he remains in the information field, he remains in a leadership position, if he were not there, and he remains part of our political landscap

and with valeriy�*s town now constantly shelled, it's time to go.e. police take them to kostyantynivka, a place of relative safety — but increasingly less so. the city is used to being close to the battlefield, but its risk of being captured is growing. when ukraine liberated territory more than a year ago, there was hope. but the tide hasn'tjust changed — it's approaching. now there is fear that cities like kostyantynivka will be gradually destroyed and its people will be forced to flee. this is what russia does when it tries to take ukrainian territory, and this is what moscow still calls liberation. for tetyana and her daughter, mariya — maybe notjesse the dog — strikes on the city leave them with a difficult choice. translation: we are tired all day. we have bad moods and panic attacks, constant depression. it's scary to go outside. so are you both going to leave? translation: i've already left twice. l what's the point? it's scary everywhere, everywhere. the whole country is on fire. while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belon

and with valeriy�*s town now constantly shelled, it's time to go. to save the little one. police take them to kostyantynivka, a place of relative safety — but increasingly less so. the city is used to being close to the battlefield, but its risk of being captured is growing. when ukraine liberated territory more than a year ago, there was hope. but the tide hasn'tjust changed — it's approaching. now there is fear that cities like kostyantynivka will be gradually destroyed and its people will be forced to flee. this is what russia does when it tries to take ukrainian territory, and this is what moscow still calls liberation. for tetyana and her daughter, mariya — maybe notjesse the dog — strikes on the city leave them with a difficult choice. translation: we are tired all day. we have bad moods and panic attacks, constant depression. it's scary to go outside. so are you both going to leave? translation: i've already left twice. l what's the point? it's scary everywhere, everywhere. the whole country is on fire. while tetyana is staying, mariya is alr

and with valeriy�*s town now constantly shelled, it's time to go.nslation: i lived my life already. - but i need to save the little one. police take them to kostyantynivka, a place of relative safety — but increasingly less so. the city is used to being close to the battlefield, but its risk of being captured is growing. when ukraine liberated territory more than a year ago, there was hope. but the tide hasn'tjust changed — it's approaching. now there is fear that cities like kostyantynivka will be gradually destroyed and its people will be forced to flee. this is what russia does when it tries to take ukrainian territory, and this is what moscow still calls liberation. for tetyana and her daughter, mariya — maybe notjesse the dog — strikes on the city leave them with a difficult choice. translation: we are tired all day. we have bad moods and panic attacks, constant depression. it's scary to go outside. so are you both going to leave? translation: i've already left twice. l what's the point? it's scary everywhere, everywhere. the whole country is o

and with valeriy�*s town now constantly shelled, it's time to go.i need to save the little one. police take them to kostyantynivka, a place of relative safety, but increasingly less so. the city is used to being close to the battlefield, but its risk of being captured is growing. when ukraine liberated territory more than a year ago, there was hope. but the tide hasn'tjust changed, it's approaching. now there is fear that cities like kostyantynivka will be gradually destroyed and its people will be forced to flee. this is what russia does when it tries to take ukrainian territory, and this is what moscow still calls liberation. for tetyana and her daughter, mariya, maybe notjesse the dog, strikes on the city leave them with a difficult choice. translation: we are tired all day. we have bad moods and panic attacks, constant depression. it's scary to go outside. so are you both going to leave? translation: i've already left twice. l what's the point? it's scary everywhere, everywhere. the whole country is on fire. while tetyana is staying, mariya is a

and with valeriy�*s town now constantly shelled, it's time to go. them to kostyantynivka, a place of relative safety, but increasingly less so. the city is used to being close to the battlefield, but its risk of being captured is growing. when ukraine liberated territory more than a year ago, there was hope. but the tide hasn'tjust changed, it's approaching. now there is fear that cities like kostyantynivka will be gradually destroyed and its people will be forced to flee. this is what russia does when it tries to take ukrainian territory, and this is what moscow still calls "liberation". for tetyana and her daughter, mariya, maybe notjesse the dog, strikes on the city leave them with a difficult choice. translation: we are tired all day. we have bad moods and panic attacks, constant depression. it's scary to go outside. so are you both going to leave? translation: i've already left twice. l what's the point? it's scary everywhere, everywhere. the whole country is on fire. while tetyana is staying, mariya is already sending her belongings west. toda

than a month ago he announced his retirement, i expected a lot more from the serbs, ours were more valeriyrgievich before the game to the players, but they looked official. and as for the national team, because i personally will support this team and worry about them, i would like them to go as far as possible in the european championship. the fourth racket of the world, daniil medvedev, takes another step. the day before , the russian secured a ticket to the quarter-finals of the tournament. medvedev defeated germany's dominik köpfer in two sets. in the first set, the reigning champion of the tournament fought back with a score of 0.4. for medvedev, this victory marked the 350th anniversary of his career. the russian will compete with this to reach the semi-finals of the competition. that’s all for now in sports, see you next hour, brother, he won’t know anything, alexander mikhailov, in short, we have to go. no, that won't work, i'm for it he came, i have to find him, hope markin, he looks a lot like him, sergei gorobchenko, tell him that he doesn’t have a brother, they killed him, that’

information from him, so this is one situation. there is one aspect, another matter, that i do not doubt valeriy'ses fedorovych, he can conduct military diplomacy, he negotiated with his colleagues from america, from nato, from other countries, from the same great britain, the chief of staff, he has good authority there, i think that they will accept him with pleasure, another the situation may develop among. not even the embassy itself, if he will be there alone as a finger, and he will not have, let's say, those people who can support him, but there will be some people who are appointed by her and those who are even possible, well, let's we will be adults the situation should be considered in such a way that they can subjugate him, i know several such situations when, say, the first person with a political appointment. other employees of the embassy were sitting there, i don't want to dramatize this situation, the choice seems good to me, but it needs to be secured. give valery fedorovych the proper working conditions, he will then do it with great honor. well, i will also ask, there was a lot o

cataclysms on the front line, this is, in principle , the main thing that we are trying to strive for, valeriy chaly, ugh, diplomat, former ambassador ukraine, the united states... we will now be in touch and we will talk about it with him, because now it is absolutely obvious that you and i are in a situation where the united states, as strange as it sounds, is under pressure from others countries, today the prime minister of poland, donald tusk, appealed to the speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson, help ukraine, why are you delaying, in principle, politically speaking, it should have been the other way around, this is mike johnson, other american politicians should have appealed to the europeans and say. listen, it's yours the field of security, why are you delaying, why are you not allocating enough money, where is your interest, and it turns out that the europeans are now convincing the americans, and this is also some kind of serious change in political orientations, which is worth thinking about, how much, how much is it, uh, maybe, well, this is also a symptom of the pol

it is possible. more experience in diplomatic work, but are not such bright and powerful figures as valeriy zaluzhny, but on the other hand, this appointment shows that zaluzhny is a member of volodymyr zelenskyi's team, otherwise he would not have agreed to this position, true? zaluzhny is a statesman, and when the general... is offered to go somewhere as a diplomat, he cannot say to himself, well, it seems to me, due to his professional career, you know, i'd rather sit here in a warm bed, sleep. as long as the war continues , and you continue to occupy yourself there, this is one thing, secondly, i think that it is necessary, as a person who grew up and whose career, whose career was formed by the formation of the military hierarchy, clearly understands that his the presence on the territory of ukraine at the moment can create a bifurcation effect, well that is an informal or, well, unofficial conference is created in one way or another. competition with oleksandr syrskyi, the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. deserving, as far as i can understand, because i do not know him personal

from the opinion of dominic waghorn, the new ambassador of ukraine, we hope he will be approved, like valeriyy, the new ambassador of ukraine, he will definitely adopt this certain experience of his predecessor, trying, as dominic waghorn pointed out, to skillfully and delicately balance, conducting this active diplomatic work with loyal friends and partners of kyiv in the united kingdom. waghorn casually pointed out that valery zaluzhnyi, by the way, has an appropriate education. in the field of international relations and speaks english. so, according to dominic waghorn, zaluzhny is simply the perfect candidate for the ambassador of ukraine to great britain at this historical moment. and in general, discussing the appointment of the former chairman, former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny to a key position in london, government representatives and british political scientists unanimously... consider valery zaluzhny as, no more, no less, a national hero of ukraine who, from the first days of the insidious russian invasion, brought against ukraine, against moscow's i

grounds, and not in wars, increased, i especially now i emphasize on the latest weapons, that's why valeriyovych knows this very well, and so do our lobbyists in the united states of america, a group of lobbyists, including volunteers and air reconnaissance, maria berlinska. and dari kalynyuk, these are the people who came there, and given the direct analytics from the military, all of this was presented together with valery zaluzhny, so he understands the entire system very well, at the moment for nato countries and for great britain as well, and and for germany and france, given their weapons, what they have that works, what doesn't work, and what we need from given the fact that... we have already tested, that is why he is a person from all sides, and as for the issue of weapons, well, it is extremely valuable for them now, believe me, this topic of the weapons sector is on the table of transition, it became one of the main ones in the negotiations with congressmen, when we became not people who reach out and say help, you probably also watched biden's speech that night, and we were able

valeriy ryabykh has returned to us. let's ask him about tausy. yes, actually, i wanted to ask mr.valery this question, because now everyone. listened to this conversation, which was published by russian propagandists about the transfer germany sends taurus missiles to ukraine. and actually, this leads us to certain conclusions, because in this conversation it was discussed that now, unfortunately, there is no possibility to actually restore these missiles that are in germany, now there are not so many of them that are capable of combat, yes, but there are a very large part of which needs to be restored, so this leads me personally to a certain conclusion that this is not so much the ... the war on one side or the other of the conflict, after all, we are talking about opportunities, and here the real question is for you, as a military expert, what opportunities do not give to actually transfer these taurus to ukraine? well , look, this is a double question, because the one who wants to do something is looking for these opportunities, and the one who doesn't want to is looking. reas

the land forces, colonel-general oleksandr syrskyi, commander-in-chief of the armed forces, general valeriynt. of volodymyr zelenskyi's ukraine , the entire ukrainian people and the entire community, that we will not be alone in this struggle, that's how it happened, the unity that i felt, i was lucky to feel it, because how about kyiv, when no one, when everyone shared the last , that's all, everything was really all for the front, everything for victory, if i don't forget how i was constantly in touch with the leaders of both kyiv and kyiv region. andriy, andriy kryshchenko, the deputy mayor of kyiv, says slavyan, you are already in place, i say, yes, what can i do to help, i say, we need a car park, there are as many as , i say, nine pieces, he says, plus right now we will find it, and why, why would you, i say, we will blow them up together with tnt and explosives, because the main bridges were changed, and then we realized that the enemy could go, well, through small bridges, locks, they also had to be destroyed, we on... bunkers, sappers loaded explosives into them, drove them under p

cataclysms on the front line, this is, in principle , the main thing that we are trying to strive for, valeriyhaly, ugh, diplomat, former ambassador of ukraine in the united states...will be in touch now, and we will talk about it with him, because now it is absolutely obvious that you and i are in a situation where the united states, as strange as it sounds, is under pressure. other countries, but today the prime minister of poland donald tusk addressed there to the speaker of the house of representatives mike johnson, help ukraine, why are you delaying, in principle, politically speaking, it should have been the other way around, this is mike johnson, other american politicians should turn to the europeans and say: listen, this is your security area, why you procrastinating, why don't you allocate enough money, where is your interest, and coming out europeans are now convincing americans, and this is also such a serious change. technical landmarks, about which it is worth thinking about how many, to what extent is it in general, well, there may be, well, it is the same and a symptom of polit

valeriy fedorovych zaluzhny , many commented on the premise that he could challenge the president's powerlf, which i don't think he intended to do, and this decision to send him to the diplomatic front, so to speak, to a position in a country that is one of ukraine's biggest allies, it is primarily intended to relieve this tension, which exists in the minds of many commentators and in the thoughts. including western analysts, so with this appointment, i think that all these issues will be removed, and we will be able to concentrate on our external struggle, without plunging into even a rhetorical internal struggle. by coincidence, the minister of defense of great britain is in kyiv today, so we understand that it is possible that all these things are not just happening somewhere in parallel, but this is something interrelated, we do not rule out, it is possible that there will be today too... there will be certain conversations about the possible appointment of a new ambassador to great britain, how do you assess this visit in general, how important is it for us from a political point of

of the authorities are somehow their joint responsibility, but it will reflect on the reputation of valeriyorovych zaluzhny, who is highly respected by the veteran community, by military personnel, but there are things that we will not turn a blind eye to, i believe, here he muttered... a little, a little differently, by the way, i wanted to ask you how you think this will affect the reputation of zaluzhnyi, and you talk to veterans, to the military, what they say about it, how unhappy or surprised the military are about this , this situation, i will say so, plus the military in that, that they say white in white, but they are not looking for any substitutes, they are not, they are not politicians, they say everything as it is. indeed , zaluzhnyi has a very, very high authority and we really respect him as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, but i say once again, in this case, this is history. about injustice, about double standards , about the fact that if it is absolutely necessary, then it is possible to act, with the circle of people with whom i communicate, this is a

they did not like to appoint to the posts of ambassadors, moreover, serhiy, remember, we talked about valeriy fedorovych, industrious he is in britain, danilov, by the way, as far as i know, they have a great relationship, they are very nice the coalition cooperated, now in moldova, so in general shleif is positive, thank you for the work, which was very difficult, especially in the first months of the full-scale invasion, and what sin to hide for all 10 years, when you lead a region as complex as luhansk and luhansk region and you come from this region where... you understand absolutely exactly how and what can operate and how to set up a defense, not only from the point of view of the media, but from the point of view of the structure of how it can be built there, so big thanks to danilov for work, thank you, i hope, yanina, your thanks will open up danilov to you, and you will ask him, by the way , about who made the decision to close , or rather, throw out the fifth channel from t2 , i will ask you right away i rub sergey's hands and tell him directly that i also invited him to the progra

volodymyr zelenskyi for the position of ambassador of ukraine to the united kingdom, and this is general valeriyluzhnyi. now they are waiting for agriman from the british side, and for them to accept this candidacy, because you remember, before there was another candidate, i will not remember whose, and britain refused this person, to give her agriman, but no, they did not want this person, but now we are waiting for a decision on the laborer in london, and president volodymyr zelenskyi signed the law on dismissal in the stock of soldiers in which it ended. the term of military service during martial law, and this decree will come into force in april-may 2020, that is, next month or in may, these people will be released into the reserve, so now we will, now we will find out what the weather will be like in ukraine tomorrow, because now it's a little cold in the country, i don't know if it snowed somewhere or not, well, but in any case it's not winter, but it's not spring either, let's put it this way, but what should we expect tomorrow, mrs. natalka will tell in detail mrs. natalya, good evening

copies, there is one copy and one copy, the original, and with these written originals and a copy, valeriyupposed to go to britain, one copy of the letter of credence should be given to the minister of foreign affairs, and the other copy should be given to the prime minister when he is invited there and when there will be a ceremony, let's say it like the ambassadors, that's why we broke the protocol a little here. let's say diplomatic, but i don't think it will greatly affect our bilateral relations with the british, i think the british understand that it was a difficult domestic political issue, and the authorities were a little hasty to announce that they had found a way out of this situation, i think they will come with understanding to that, sir ruslan, look, we would also like to ask you about joseph biden's speech, as a matter of fact, he did not stand out for me in particular. such that i have not heard from joseph biden before, yes, well, but in general it is important when the president of the united states addresses, actually sends certain messages to his people, but here the im

will win, even if he is a participant in the elections, this is the law of war, but whether it will be valeriyyi, i don’t know, it may be completely different options, it may not be in 2020, on the fourth, in 2034 , you understand, we are some. real, i would say, prerequisites for the war to end in some near future do not exist in nature. again, the ukrainians are inventing something, but there is no need to invent, russia is not going to end this war, it is not going to end any conduct negotiations. the most we can do is push it back to our borders one day and fight for it there. martial law and hold elections, well, in principle, anything can happen , military and local elections were held in israel in the conditions of the war against hamas, but the war against hamas is taking place on the territory of the gas sector, on the territory of israel, when we will hold war, let's say on the border, we will have some kind of buffer zone there, we will know that we can hold some kind of elections on the entire territory of the country, of course, we will take into account the missile attacks, drone

certain mechanism, there is a request for greman 30, britain has 30 days to confirm that they want to see valeriy fedorovych appointed to the position of ambassador there, as a representative of the president or an ambassador, that is, the alterego of the president, let's say , in another country, we are waiting for 30 days, if there is confirmation, then there will be a decree and then this decree will be printed in the central press at the same time and in...