and the russians see it. please say a few words, because then we will show biden how you like today's events. look at today's events. there are really a lot of events today if you watch johnson 's speech. it literally just happened, 16 people died, the evaluation of a bus with a gasoline truck, and the session of the parliament is prohibited, pro-russian parties are actually very active , full of politics, military day . well, it's clear that everyone is waiting for biden's speech, everyone is waiting for may 9, a lot of information from british business development when biden leaves. i'm sorry, i'll cut off the connection with you urgently, but maybe you'll hear from him after that, let's connect,

let's make an agreement. well, that's really why there are a lot of events and a day. well, there is a feeling that there will be a powerful energy in ukraine, you feel that everyone is trying to work as hard as possible for victory , to provide the country with fuel, to provide the country with food, weapons, and services, that's exactly what fills us up it seems to me that yesterday also gave such a very, very strong energy in the events, and actually in what was happening, please comment on it, it is better in russian, tell me this is how it sounds from the ministry of foreign affairs about from the ministry of foreign affairs of russia about israel everything biden, let's listen to him, there will be a ukrainian translation. warm greetings to my colleague. others

in the audience. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good afternoon. i have lived in alabama for more than 25 years. i work here. i have worked on several programs. including from the javelin and his 50,000 javelin was done right in troy in this place 50,000 i consider my staff to be my family and all fleas from martini want to welcome our special guest it's a great honor to represent

you the president of the united states what i'll tell you lind if you have problems with your management, i was worried about people, medical. thank you management for this invitation to speak here and i want to thank you for everything you do for our country for our our friendship for our friendship friends i want to ensure that

the american people knew and please sit down , sometimes the press treats me very honestly, but it is very rare that i can make a mistake, and many years ago, when i started to speak, i kept it - take - take your seats then there were no chairs in the hall and now i check that the chairs are fine, so the american people have what are you doing at this plant and supporting the ukrainians in the fight for freedom, i thank you and i want to repeat it again thank you thank you this is the reason why i am here i fought i was on those battlefields where they shoot i was in rakovo from these rockets in afghanistan maybe 40 times in total and i want to

say well of course i was in ukraine a lot of visits ukraine before and so on is amazing what are you doing every day in the news we see these atrocities these uh war crimes what uh the russian troops are doing in ukraine, on the instructions of president putin, this is the edge of the heart and their country in ukraine is defended by everyone, not only military people , people on the streets, many, somewhere around five, more than 5 million left, but many remained, men, women, and they are fighting, fighting for their country, and we know that the united states plays an equally leading role in mobilizing allies that were ukrainians had the opportunity to have ammunition weapons to

defend themselves ukraine but we don't always see the work that makes all this possible it 's about you it's not hyperbole you do it maybe it's possible that they had a chance in the second world war, the war with themselves, the united states called the arsenal of democracy, people worked on it, the military, how in the world, everything is organized, everything is well-kept, i looked at one alley and i see three identical names. this is a father and two sons who died during the landing in normandy and i looked at their dates of birth and

someone in kashlianov followed me. he was there in the early 80s and 86 something happened and he was in a wheelchair and he uh saluted me i saluted him too and i told him thank you for what you did thank you for saving civilization that's it so he writes with his hand, took his wife's hand, said this, she , she did more, you say, and er, he, she, exactly worked on this production at these factories that made it possible and then i realized that it is you who are doing it, you are doing an extraordinary job so

that these people can protect their land uh-uh we sent javelins 10 fats to every tank there in ukraine and you you change people's lives we built uh weapons that make movies but we built these uh these weapons this is the equipment that was able to protect freedom and democracy in europe and that's how it is and now one of the most effective types of weapons we have is uh javelins they are extremely portable effective against a large number of armored targets that are many hundreds of meters away, i know that you know everything but maybe it is important for those who

listen to us to know that the person who shoots can change his location and this is so important it is not a joke that ukrainians are called javelin and javelina children who are born, this is not even a pity in ukraine, people, especially civilians , who took up arms to defend their country, they deserve support, now i am a turning point in history, what is happening not every generation uh things change so fast and we have to control it in the world there is a battle between the autocracy and the democracy of the shrines the head of uh china i spoke with him more than any other world leader uh more than

70 hours of phone conversations and he speaks very directly about it , he says that democracies will not be able to survive in the 21st century. if this is not a joke, he thinks so. democracies need consensus. consensus is difficult, so democracies will be slower than autocrats, he thinks so. but this is not it will be like this so thanks to you thanks to er this battle that will determine whether this will happen or not er this battle is because you can make it possible for the ukrainian people to defend themselves without er risking the creation of world war iii and in order not to send american soldiers your military people you allow ukrainians to defend

themselves in frankly speaking, they are exposed as russian military fools in many ways selfie this war should be a strategic defeat for the russians and it is thanks to the fact that america supports ukrainians, we are sending zhigulins, you are changing their country thanks to these supplies from our partners, allies, weapons, helicopters, other equipment, for two months, we have provided even more equipment resources here already quickly for ukraine, we uh, they ensured that

supplies were uninterrupted since uh, at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. we sent more than uh, three billion uh dollars of aid to ukraine, democracy must be protected because, as history has shown, if you don't resist dictators, then they're returning these books it's starting to grow and every e worker er-er of this factory everyone will join us in this struggle er-er week a-and i er sent requests wheel of existence to congress er it just means that i'm asking for additional money in order to we continued to provide aid,

humanitarian and economic aid to ukraine. i hope that the contrast will quickly act to protect against ukrainian aggression, they won the battle for kyiv, and we must also make sure that our allies and partners replenish their stocks of weapons on the ground of what they sent to ukraine, it will not be cheap, but either we support the ukrainian people or we simply watch as russia continues its aggression and atrocities, i know what the answer is, here to be an arsenal of democracy is also noted means that there are good, well- paid jobs for american workers. 275 people work at this

plant . continue to be the most the best military in the world no that means we need supplies uh we need uh military production to run uh with significant power power 19 jammed record repeat repeat about that the united states mozart uh produce their semiconductors we we've done a lot of modernization but we've stopped investing in ourselves and that means we want to get back into the game and ensure that we've become we'd become a major

manufacturer of semiconductors because computer chips they power a large part of modern life our phones are our uh technologies and they are extremely important for defense production and you know that better than i do semiconductor technologies why we uh we also take steps to make it easier for us to bury semiconductors but also develop domestic production there is a bill called chips that will allow us to produce tens of millions of these chips and we have to focus on this, i focus on this at the beginning of the work of my administration and i want to ensure that our technologies occupy powerful

places and especially in competition with china. as you know, we as a country have been investing for years. 35 years ago, we invested two percent of gdp in research and development, and we can do it. then we were number two in the world. now we are number 13 in the world. the administration of these alters a-a a center of innovation and we made darpa er-er this is modern scientific technology for the weapons sector and we will develop these er-er centers in order to support and develop american manufacturing to replace national security for the last 17 months

we have created 475 thousand new jobs in manufacturing, we have created the best workers, the best a-a experts, and we ensure that everything necessary for our security is again produced here in america, now all the best semiconductors are produced abroad, but our national interests must not be held back by the interests of is abroad and is never related to the pandemic and never related to national security issues of ukraine. the communist party of china is now lobbying against this law. look, what is it? we have to do it here. what is it?

personally, i touched each javelina, but i was afraid to shake her hand, i think that it will be seen there, but it is necessary here, everything starts here with american craftsmanship, with american patriotism, a few days ago, a sharp black man said and quoted a hungarian expert that without javelin, there would be it is very difficult to stop the advance of the enemy and that's why these javelins are touching your hands they are touching the hands of ukrainian heroes so every day you can be proud and that's why i'm appealing to the congress to uh with a request quickly

to approve additional money uh so that we uh can continue to help and you were busy for a while ago so from the bottom of my heart i want to thank you for what you do what you continue to do until you see this how it works vienna do you understand how important this is? may god bless you and god bless our armed forces. there will be no jewels . espresso khrystyna parubiy, she is currently there in some place, she will say where and tell what she saw khrystyna, please give a word to my colleague. greetings.

greetings to all the viewers of the espresso tv channel, all of us who are watching it at this time, so really today in lviv. the evening was anxious and restless . many arrivals today there were rockets exactly at seven in the evening the alarm started in the city and around nine o'clock residents began to report the first explosions heard in the city, in fact, probably for the first time in a while the whole war was full-scale and there were many arrivals and arrivals were in different parts of the city, we actually do not know at the moment how many rockets arrived, but what we saw from the residents. but somewhere in the comments, there were many of them and in different parts of the city in the state of nazar, what is known about this that three electric substations and also two pumping stations were damaged, that is, now there are power outages in the city, there are water supply outages, and rescuers are currently eliminating the consequences

, we drove around the city, we saw many firemen cars that were just racing through the streets of the city, so we can see that they are now eliminating the consequences of the missiles hitting eh and eh, we will wait for the morning and we will see , we will know more information. khrystyna parubiy, i was on the air with us. well, i understand that's all we can do now, we promised davyduk that we would connect him, we have 9 minutes of the program left, and now he's being connected, and by the way, irina, while he's being connected, we're we can show me the photo number six,

we can tell you if i already have davidyuk, mr. davidyuk, as promised, we connected you again . hello, it will appear on the screen again. well, of course, we have not heard such a revolutionary from baide, but this connection, well, let's pay attention on uh, on the part of the conversation where he said about the struggle between good and evil. that is, uh, where he said that uh, what everyone told him, that democracies will not survive in the modern world, and this is a widespread point of view. and what do you think, uh- let's just say i don't fully believe it in the expert study of democracies, he never lived about them and, from his father, he became a

communist who was one of the secretaries of the first leaders of china and then went to govern sibirsk, well, i’m not sure i know what’s going on, and in a certain way he knows how to do it there is a great desire to subjugate democracy to at least neighboring taiwan, but ukraine's struggle for democracy, ukraine's struggle for values ​​demonstrated that democracy has a chance to survive and that democracy has the strength to fight autocracies, just what the ukrainian army in 20 fewer times than the russian one defeats it, it means that democracy really has a chance, that the whole world today is united around ukraine, that the whole world is helping us today with diplomatic javelins, financially, tanks, and anything else , it means that democracy has the right to survive and for a reason ukraine for itself , in fact hundreds of years ago, voting for its hetmans, gathering at the people's meeting in their squares and er maidans er local even in families

in ukraine always make decisions by consensus by voting, we try to hear each other's opinions , that's why it's actually a part of us, let's go democracy lives thousands of years ago, i'm sure that in fact this century, thanks to our victory over the autocracy of russia, it will be the century of democracy, because if you also evaluate what the autocrats are carrying today, such quick decisions are so developed, cool, advanced some things transport is possible some logistics some technologies but what is at the basis of these technologies at the basis of these technologies there is no person, the person is not at the center and we see problems with human rights in in china, we always see these problems with human rights in russia, it would seem like nothing if such a leader of this country. well, you are sitting there, some person was arrested, some person was killed, some person was thrown into prison. but you always have to count. it is not appropriate when you are the same person who was arrested, killed or thrown under the wheels, so you really need to understand what

we are building where are we going well, actually, one more message by the way, i heard from biden that not very many will invest the entire economy this says, i think, about the reduction of investment programs in china and asia, that is, they will still try to invest more in the middle of their country. well, again, it is also noticeable that they will invest a lot in innovations and will give a lot to return their leadership positions well, in fact, the feeling that this is such a wave of the biden program of this presidential term, that this is actually a struggle against autocracies, that this is a black and white struggle of good and evil. well, investing in the united states in order to strengthen its leadership positions just like of the economic and political leader , was there even a little sentiment in the past, but nevertheless, this is in order to strengthen and reinforce the message in order to convey it to the journalists , please, they want to completely destroy our

infrastructure, and what is interesting, i have to do with this i agree, they are doing such a demographic, a demographic desert, they are bombing and so that people run, run, run , run, so that there is no one in ukraine. now i feel that they have such a plan with er. ukraine but we see that over the past two weeks, a million people have returned to the ukrainians, this is a strange nation , you attack them and they give up . they, on the contrary, are strengthening and strengthening their country, that's why i think that putin has demographic plans. we

saw it in mariupol. it's easy, and the statements that are now being made that there are no victories until the day before yesterday, vladikator , a bit of may, or, for example, that they already have enough to complete the companies, well, there should have been at first, let's try our whole life now. well, well, actually, i would say that the russians' plans are plans russians to ukrainians to defend their state and here it is probably better than the one who says that we are not on the road with our neighbors who want us to die. yes, we survived, we will live. that is, this is our philosophy and we lived before there was russia. thank you mykola davydyuk thank you, thank you for joining now, this is what i want to say, well, i'm sorry, irina, it didn't work for me in various messengers and it didn't work out. i can't throw this story to you, but i'll tell it. by the way, you can find it means forbes.ua, there is this graph of how the richest people

of ukraine help to ukraine, that is , you can find this picture with contributions, contributions, but this is what happened today, mr. miroslava. because i know that he gives money, but he is not there at all, and considering that our channels, as you know , are not on the air, i linked it, and forbes now put poroshenko there, he is the fourth, listen, but they forgot him at first, there are no coincidences, so i i want to tell you what petro

oleksiyovych poroshenko did and tact it in the face of forbes.ua so that they don't forget, they corrected the mistake only on february 24, poroshenko's foundation and structures belonging to his sphere of influence spent about 300 million hryvnias for these funds were purchased for bulletproof vests, bulletproof helmets, weapons, in particular, machine guns, sniper equipment, and other vehicles for the needs of the front, thermal imagers, drones , night vision devices. well, no, iryna , if you didn’t find it, you didn’t find it. and i, now she, we will have another musical number, you know the song about chernobaivka, well people are singing and the dry cleaners are singing and it’s very nice dear friends mr. myroslav the czech i’m sorry because of mr. biden he

yes yes we forgive him ah we’ll be with you tomorrow dear friends if everything goes well we we will meet with you again at 8 p.m. 30 minutes an hour, the program is as usual, well, i don't know, they will bomb, they won't. well, how will it be?