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the, the, the ukraine approaches, the 2nd that of us ray of russia is full scale invasion with some alarming uncertainties. will the us be able to restock the items? and i munition supplies which drive out 4 months ago. have the big promises from the west about staying with ukraine as long as it takes time to dust. my guess this week is alexi, gunter, and co ukrainian. m. p. angelica to the parliamentary assembly of the council of your one thing shouldn't be clear for everybody. you cream and people are fighting, but who we are losing people every day. and we come to wait forever and we can fight forever for a year ago, going to ranko had post price was $11.00 ski and reservations about him. because he
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still believe this present, those will be due crying to victory. and if he come, is there any one who can electric on certain to welcome to come pick some. hello mr. sebastian. you told me a year ago, you had questions and issues about some of the things president zalinski has or hadn't done, but they would wait until the war was over. only they haven't wasted you haven't waited in november. you talked about him having autocratic tendencies. why? because isn't the fact, it has autocratic tendencies, and unfortunately, i think it's the time to speak about ways to stop it, to prevent the best scenario on developing these tendencies. so we need to say true and we need to to keep her and to secure democracy in ukraine. i want to get into what you think those tendencies, uh, but to this is
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a man who is fighting on many fronts with responsibilities. most of us can hardly find them, couldn't have given them a little more leeway at least until the country is safe. oh, we gave him a lot of time and possibilities. we supported, you mean everything. but we can support human autocratic tendencies. it's not something, it's not about politics, it's very simple. smaller talk receive will motor, we know would be good to question the strength of ukraine is being democracy. and to when we need to secure these, that's all and we will secure this. this is the, the role we should, we need to do this as a landscape print, assess of petro power. sancho is telling everyone to leave him alone and to somebody to politicians on the video to stick together, stop the personal attacks. they only create 2 divisions for ukraine. the 1st lose a is ukraine. he said, because we give additional fuel to the skeptics of ukraine. he has a point, doesn't do absolutely and toner,
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and i've still looked at the same but to the same amount and present version. if you will listen to what she's saying and we will, we all see it's not just me for, for my present version, call key. if my peach call anybody else it's so it's something we just clear that. so yes, marshall all the time. it's not the best time for democracy to flourish, but it's, it's also shouldn't be justification just for autocratic tendencies, and we need to speak about days where need to to make parliament open transparent and really workable. we need to, to fight against corruption. biggers corruption is something which hurts us from, from a, from the heart. and we sure makes our victory very difficult to, to achieve. so that that is all about transparency, democracy, and that's why we need to fight for it for verified through your guns. corruption, a lot of people have been dismissed for corruption. the newspapers are writing
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a lot about corruption investigations. um that's going on and that's exactly, that's exactly what you're telling you. if you will watch at all these cases, it wasn't to law enforcement bodies budget worse joined the list of position politicians who are raising the issues. and yes, because ukraine is democracy, we have an answer. and because ukraine is democracy, we continue to do this. but always it is raised by john, all these by your investigators and it is not enough for efforts from law enforcement bodies themselves. that's why democracy matters because these, these checks and balances frontier is there's no shortage of people, as you probably know, both in europe and america who don't believe they should be spending as much money as they have on supporting ukraine. um, they're just looking for reasons to stop another another also crafting power in the east european states. it doesn't,
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it doesn't inspire respect for ukraine or for the landscape at a time when he needs it. surely. yeah, that's why we need to fix the situation. now. not to let it to go to some bad scenario. let's because we come, if you grain, we are not to to of course it today. and it's clear. but if we were to become a child christine equal, each would be impossible to hide. everybody will see it and that will hurt the country. so that's why we need to secure a democracy when it is to present and it is to present a new grain. and we need to act now, not waiting something about. so what's your biggest gripe as far as mrs. that landscape is concerned too much government control of the media, the timbers of government control over media or too much government control over parliament. so the local authorities and in general like what i think mr. dimansky should do is to create the government informational unit. here's the he was often
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compared to churchill, but you have to remember what church will do the main 1940. so he invited to mister, actually the leader of opposition to become his deputy. he created a government destination or unit to if you will, what your to use rail the 1st and there are very, very tasks political tensions in israel between forces by today created a government of national unity. and i think something we should crane should do is to create government of national unity. we couldn't drawn the country just by mister zalinski and mister, your mark. um, how mostly happens today to use what you say. you want a government of national unity given me its existential threat that ukraine is facing. what actual difference do you think that would make that would make a big difference because bedroom, the possibility to everybody, to show their best, to everybody, to, to fight for the country. and that's something we're like in today. we so clearly
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have problems with management in many, many directions. that's why we need to strengthen the team. are we sure around the country to do these? we need a government of national unity. also, these will be a very good sign, both for ukrainians and for our partners to broad and friends abroad that we are united. but the only man who can do these is presidents, the landscape. and i hope he will do this. do you no longer trust the landscape to lead you crying to victory? because that's then it will but mouth is right now, isn't it? no, he will need you grant, or maybe he will need new grand to be true because have elections. and you would just physically, it's impossible to have elections in the circumstances, rearrange, you know, but i'm asking you to use the right mind for the job still as far as you are concerned. and i was concerned about you see, right, man, do for the jump from the very beginning of us and you still are term and you still,
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i'm still are but we don't have any other options. he will the president of ukraine to the end of these board. so i hope that he will be effective president because from this defense, my personal existence and the existence of my children and my friends and my teaching and records future thing. so i will do everything i can to help him, but at the same time i should do everything i can to stop for developing the best scenarios. you renee see them that you've already said he shouldn't be president once the war is over. you've made that clear? yes. yeah, absolutely. you think engineering anyone else could be doing a better job right now? that is a question. i think there are people who can do better job, but again he will be the present to band of the water. but after the end of the war, there will be elections and a dial to the president's dimansky will. when does the elections? if you will take part in them, you have the, i'm fissions to run for the presidency yourself. no, so the case about these 8, sorry, i haven't dition to be alive. yeah. and healthy at the end of these war,
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that is the main task uh for me, by end to do everything they can till that time. after we will deal with the everything else. you talk about the autocratic tendencies of presence of landscape, but that's not ukraine's biggest problem. at the moment the real body blow has been the failure to procure the kinds and quantities of weapons and that munitions that you need to push the russians back out of your territory. do you blame him for not getting those security? no, no, i don't blame human beings. it's clear that he tries to do everything he can to. it should to receive free grain everything we need. but i blame on i think that we need to change the strategy strategy of one man show doesn't work anymore. and the problems that we have in the united states. yes, definitely. we became a hostage, an internal political struggle in the united states. but also we need to change our
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strategy. we need to address to why the audience. we need to work your auto mean washington barking and the level of states on the level of university, some of the level of professional of trade unions and so on and so on and so on. this is a big job for which should be done for a long time with that. where is the one man show strategy and it doesn't work anymore, presents an excuse doing everything she can. but if we need to change the strategy in order to achieve results are, you know, is in trust in the west. there's a, a big difference in the promises that were made at the beginning of the conflict from the statements that are being made. now, are you losing trust in the west that we don't have any other options if we will lose drugs at the time? so the, and are you losing hold? no, i am very much concerned and very much frustrated about what's happening in the united states and the fact that the new package of support is not coming. and what from
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prime minister oregon is doing in hungary and, and so on and so on. but we have no other options. we will win with these allies, and i hope they will all understand the fact that i will tell you now russia is more dangerous today, then it was 2 years ago. russian economies are will footage. um, bushing doesn't care any more about any international sanctions or obligations and they will not get back to a peaceful life. so they would have any success in ukraine. the question will be only one, not wow, not we'll attack name or not. they will attack the question where we would because x don, will it be judge yet? will it do baltic states? i don't know, but they will definitely attack and that's something we should be clear for everybody. so the most rational thing to do for the last piece to stop pointing in ukraine today and ukrainian coverage of ukranian army use these opportunities
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as the months have gone by. you've had to watch the original american promise will be with you as long as it takes that's more often to we'll be with you as long as we time. there's a world of difference, isn't that between those 2 utterances, do you feel betrayed at all? so i don't feel betray time, but i am too frustrated because it's so clear that the support of ukraine is the best possible strategy for the rest today. and it's clear to everybody and the idea is to be getting through. but i, we see what we have, what do we have? the police, the police go struggling and invited states stopped uh, delivering new weaponry in support to our country. we do hope that the 2 will be fixed without waiting for the result. but with every day we understand that it becomes harder and harder. and now that's the question also to your will your uptake elite even though night and states these year will not,
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because of that little sound thing which we will need your told you as america told you ukraine belongs and nato belongs in the you. but these were invitations that didn't have a data attached to them. so in the end, what was that value? the value is important as we move into york in integration, we made the next step last year we're open to the negotiations on accession of ukraine to european union. but yes, i want everything to be quicker. and so one thing shouldn't be clear for everybody ukrainian people are fighting, but who we are losing people every day. and we come to wait forever and we can fight forever. so we need to move and move fast in order to really stop the russian to any. and if you really isn't going to try and go should the west have promised less and prepared you better for the prospect that you might eventually not. but they might eventually not be able to go all the way with you. i think that
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would be the great mistake and the. ready rest will not do business jake with all the hesitations with all the problems, but the rest showed is best walters in the moments of need. but the cash, they wrote 2 checks. you called cash. yeah, but we hope that will change and i think that will change and i still believe in the absolute mind for all for the rest because it's in the best interest. it's not about emotions anymore. last year, like in 2020 to support a few grain, it was about emotions. seen how rationally skewed in children, women are raping and all these was awful. but today to support ukraine is the most magical way the most for the magical theme which rest can do that something we wish we need to address and redid something which we need to explain. and i believe that we will do it in december of 41 percent of americans said the us was giving too
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much support. 64 percent said neither side is winning the war. but the polling data doesn't exactly help. who does it? definitely, and that is a very disturbing pulling data, but there are a bunch of things when, so like if you take me georgia saying that your united states should support you. great. uh, and i think that what we see now impulse is it is a popular result of the companion which are already using place in the united states and some statements, for example of president trump. and now we see some results of this impulse. but if we will go deeper, i think americans clearly understand the trasha when we're together with china, the biggest threats to them. and to day ukraine is stopping this rep. and the only thing they should do is to help us not losing any american life is super pragmatic . it's super ride and just strategically decisions. and i think they will realize
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it. and i hope that the american establishment will also stick to these. after all, the political scientists will be over the shifts of mood, her being substantial, but they have been also above your own public. and that's the landscape po ratings down 22 percent to 64 percent in the year from december 22 to $23.00. so trusting the government also down and as far as you can so trust in parliament is really way down. you and your colleagues don't seem to have in spite the public, your rating is down from 58 percent to 21 percent between the spring of 22 and the autumn of 23. does that worry you? yeah. at the drawers. mean, that's why i'm trying to convince my colleagues of attorney joe for the problem and how it was always today, new grand, the bottom and disclose john, mr. motor loud. there is no life translations and things like this. and we need to
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change this, and that is only for more things, but there are also things in the corner. we should, we should change. people are exhausted in ukraine. people are tired. but if you will take a look at the same pulse, you will see that people still are ready to fight. and that's very easy. why? because people, they're not fighting any being grand. people are not fighting for the landscape or for parliament or for any political leader. people are fighting for themselves because they clearly understand what try the trash i will commit to genocide again against ukrainians. like they are doing now and built by a territory like they did 100 to years ago. so we don't have any other options. and then we mobilization is a big issue for you in parliament. i'm the country a bill that would have sent up to half a 1000000 more soldiers in tobacco was put before parliament before christmas and then withdrawn. i made a huge controversy. why the controversy? you kinda need more troops, doesn't that?
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that simple. yeah, it's that simple. we need and i think that these, the draft will come back about the problems him being dropped for me, the most important days to set the time of service this to day. there is no time of service for ukraine in military, and the people confide forever. and we need to change those people who are fighting for already almost 2 years. and for these we need also to take other people. what is the question when a year president saying we need 402500000 people? i really don't understand is what, why? because it's not about people. if we don't have enough ammunition, if we don't have drones and other things, there is no sense to take more people because of. busy we are not in medieval times when the adjuster number mattress and also we can fight with russia in numbers because russia is much bigger than us. so we need to find another war where our soldier and officer, a super well equipped weapons. and we have very good strategy which
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thinks about the wrong, the wrong course being we can we, we are supported by our lives with rapid re. yes, we want to more, but we are supported, but nobody is going to support us with what's on the ground. so we need to, to, to keep our people a life. we need to secure our army as much as possible during the war because this is our crucial. ready resource men power. the average age of your soldiers is 43. mr. gunther then co doesn't don't. you won't need younger troops. and the minimum age fall, inscription is $27.00. doesn't that need to change the father with his drive to ease and die? by the way, i said bruce sponsored them, tentative draft on my position to the problem and is about to decrease in the age of renovation from 27 to 25 lead something which i think will happen. and
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definitely again, we need to mobilize people. but at the same time, we need to demo belies people to because people kind of 5 forever. and we need to have a clear strategy and our strategy for the next i should be strategic defense. that's what we were telling for quite a long time. unfortunately, we were not hurt, but now it happened already because we just comp, without a superiority a check russian russians been changed and d e. and to remind fields that something which is impossible for us just from one point of view, we have 13000000 people in the country today. russia has 150 just a few days ago just to your point about about the strategic defense. one of your soldiers in the recognizance unit on the east bank of the, the pro river and the so called the situation deplorable. asked if you can, could hold it's position that he replied, of course not. the fact is that the marine corps was unable to maintain the pace of
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the offensive. i'm so sure it lost the initiative a long time ago. how many stories like that are you hearing many stories like that i hear, but you need to remember that is about being tired, being exhausted. yeah. our army, those people who are fighting for 2 years, many of them really shouldn't be changed. and that is the fact and we need to do this. so we don't have any other option. it's the shortage of weapons and they continues to have a plan b. yeah. was on the use to fight the we will fight and i don't think that the dish or the weapon would be stopped completely. our plan be strategic defense. we need to, we need to build the fortifications. we need to dig in, we need to create my fields. we need to create line, which will exhaust trashes you for they will try,
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like now they are trying to attack. that's what we should do. that is our plan for the nearest mom's view of one west and official working on ukraine in progress. he told the newspaper last week. it's probably fair to say that the ukrainian system is entirely dependent on the continued military assistance from the west. has that thought sunk in yet, and you can, that is true and that is something which disturbs me seriously that ukraine. yeah, definitely. we come to be self sufficient from military point of view, but we can do much better than we are doing today. yes, we are completely dependent today from a weapon resupplied from our lives. that's true. do you ever look ahead and imagine what it might be like to lose this war? i think it's impossible because the 1st war for independence of ukraine. i think we already won it,
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and that was the war when russia attacked kia and tried to wipe out ukraine from the map of the world. that would never happen. and that is already clear. now we have another war for our territorial integrity. and these war can last very long with the stops, and i come tell you when it will be finished. but the, to the a misfortune to wipe out ukraine from the map of the wall. a rolled east unachievable anymore. that's why i think that the main war is already won by ukraine. but yes, so there are a few challenges that have, we're coming up to the 2nd anniversary of most goes full scale invasion. can you see any more clearly how this war might end? the best ways the ukraine is come in, we are restoring our territorial integrity now on the to the borders of 1991. the not in of the scenario, use the departure if you do jewelry. so if you agree uh will be occupied for some
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time. oh, i don't know, is that acceptable to you? that is painful for me, but i mean if it will happen this way, it could happen this way. but i am sure that sooner or later these rushing and fire will fall, and we will restore our integrity completely. i just want to remind you that so if you're junior and occupied, baltic states for more than 40 years and uh, but to the world was not accepting boost and sooner or later, oh, so the tune collapsed in baltic states became to again, independent. so that is the same story, we will restore our church r o integrity. i'm absolutely sure and base about how quickly it will be. i don't know what of you know, and in terms of lessons over the last couple of years about your country yourself about big promises. but that's the 1st thing that you grand exist. it's not kind of for jo kyle put in thought that you grain is
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a failed state that ukraine is not your real estate that ukrainians as a group the does not exist. that's not true. we are strong, encourages nation, and the strong country which will survive these war after these are, will be stronger than where before, also one more thing, which of the left hand side to the main thing is a hot power. we need to be strong enough to defend our values. ukraine gave off its nuclear weaponry 29 years ago. so 2 years ago, almost that was a huge mistake from us. we where and leaving the illusion, a world where all the countries that keeping their promises. unfortunately, it is not so the lesson is if you want to exist, you need to be strong, and this is the less than not just for ukraine, but for the whole free world. alexa, gunter, and goods be good to have you on conflict. so thank you very much. it was very nice to be. thank you. the,
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