that his influence in the world will decrease and our armed forces of ukraine on the field will do everything to stop him and the second army of the world eventually not today not tomorrow but after some time its existence and ceases to present its threat to the world from 20 countries seventy- two dozen, they are exactly 10 countries and the european union as a separate member of this twenty are civilized democratic countries, half - these are those countries that cannot be classified as a democratic civilized community, these are authoritarian regimes to china first of all i expect that after all, for the first time since president biden became two years ago and to the united states of america and

mr. xizinping or comrade it is better to say he received a new mandate for another five years if they can agree among themselves about the taiwanese, that is, not an attack by china, nato ivan, if they agree on how to jointly resist russia's aggression against ukraine, although this will be a very difficult issue for china , it does not want to directly condemn the russian federation, although it strongly condemns the rattling of nuclear weapons, this will be the biggest breakthrough of this summit. and in general , let's hope that this meeting of twenty will be the same. but the most important thing that i liked is that you already said that the most important thing about it is what our guys will do on the battlefield afterwards . well, of course, in addition to what also speaks at this g20 summit, i thank you, mr. yaroslav, for participating in the program. thank you for your expertise, and it

was alex yaroslav voitko, diplomat , international expert. well, we are making our way despite everything putin is trying to do to us here. we call, we get in touch with our experts and oleksandr kraev, foreign policy expert, expert of the ukrainian foreign policy council, prizma is with us, mr. oleksandr, thank you for joining me. of the american congress please tell me why the republicans there, despite some such, well , very serious expectations, did not manage to take a majority in the senate uh, there are several options as it is possible to answer this question, one of these options is currently seen in the republican media and it sounds something like

this. almost all the people whom trump supported during these elections, they really lost this election, they left the republican party without four governors without several dozen congressmen and without several senators, that is, in fact, there is also a trail that trump leaves behind . how toxic he is for american politics, how toxic he is for the republican party, is already becoming obvious, and the second reason, which is rather external to the party, is that the poor democrats the americans took up domestic issues very seriously. that is, we saw that every month biden tried his best to actively work on restoring the number of jobs, huge federal programs were introduced to supporting the economy very actively, as we have seen , foreign policy was advanced, that is, in fact, the

democrats did everything that depended on them, or indeed to restore their own popularity and support. well, look at the battle for the house of representatives, how long can it last and is there such a thing, because from what i read, that's all - the republicans will still have a majority there, in fact, at the moment, the republicans still have a majority in the house of representatives. 52-504%. this is not 65.70%, as was promised to the republicans a few months ago. in fact, these are much smaller numbers, therefore, on many issues , especially key, where the parties, where the parties themselves have certain differences, they will have to negotiate with the democrats, they will have to find some kind of compromise, they will have to find some common ground decisions, and of course the same applies to its democrats in many issues, that is, despite

the fact that the republicans of the lower houses of the congress make all the same, they will have to constantly to work in very close cooperation with the democrats and the democrat in the senate, too, after all, their majority in the senate is not absolutely that's why in the final we have a very well balanced very balanced i would say the congress mr. oleksandr i 'm sure you will now give a comprehensive answer to this question and clarify, see yesterday the minister of foreign affairs in france, catherine kolona, ​​said that europe needs to become a little more less dependent on the united states of america, because now, for example, in europe, everyone is looking at how were the elections in the united states of america, and we need to somehow look less at it and be more independent in ukraine, but really, we were all waiting for the results of the elections to the u.s. congress because we understood that people could come who would block or not block or

at least they will reduce the flow of aid from the united states of america to ukraine, and that is why we really followed these elections, but look at the simple average viewer in ukraine, he follows the elections in america and he knows that there are two chambers in the american nation has a house of representatives, there is a president, but he does not understand how this decision-making takes place, that is, who submits the decision and then they block it. that is why it is important for us to know at least to understand what the house does during the passage of this decision, please explain to us it is understood for one simple reason that no decision in the congress can be taken by both chambers, i.e. usually, the process of adopting a document of any bill, a document of appeal of anything, it first goes through the specialized committees of the chamber representatives of the lower house of the congress and when the committees give their approval, it is submitted to the

vote of the lower house, if it passes it, it gets into the senate committees of the upper house, if it passes them and the committees give their approval , accordingly, it is put to the vote of the upper house of the congress only after that, if it passes all these circles of bureaucracy, it happens to be signed by the president of the united states. well, why is it important for us to know that, for example, one chamber remains now republicans, the others are democrats, it is for us will allow us to understand what the agenda of the american parliament will be. that is, it will be a completely republican policy. it will be a policy of the military . it is completely separate from the republican policy. where were the policies of the democrats? it will be the policy of the progressocrats, that is, one way or another, but it is very important to us which party has which combinations of its deputies. which house in congress this basically allows us to talk about what direction the political agenda of the united states will move in the next few years but

now we can say, at least after what we already know at the moment, that this agenda will be such a pro-ukrainian agenda, and definitely . moderate moderate democrats and moderate republicans voted for all the time of the full-scale invasion and all the years until russia broke through its aggression against ukraine precisely the moderate parts of both parties were our key sponsors, were our key partners and friends, and in fact, the fact that they are now the majority from both parties simply indicates that olena, us, two-party support for ukraine is preserved, and one way or another, this bipartisan support has increased because these deputies simply physically became more - firstly, and secondly, it is necessary to understand that such a congress will

not prevent the president of the united states from implementing his policy regarding ukraine, i.e. from implementing english when it is necessary to put forward his own proposals about new aid packages about extended aid and so on and so on and so one way or another we have a more balanced, more strategic and, for us, more predictable system of work of the american branches of government. positive means this is a predicted pro-ukrainian position, mr. oleksandr, i wasn't going to ask you about it because it just slipped my mind, but you mentioned lend-lease, so it has already started to act, it started to act on lend-lease paper and we have some kind of polish lease has already been delivered, that is, is it already in practice? and we didn’t need them yet . you just understand. lend-lease is in our imagination. it’s still what it was in the second

world war. the allied states in the great war against the aggressor dictator, in fact, in our case, andriy is a safety mechanism for the entire 22nd year. well, until this moment, all the arms deliveries to us. all work with the ukrainian armed forces came at the expense of the great aid package to ukraine, which was allocated by the us congress at the beginning of march, the package was 40 billion dollars, and the congress simply added small sums to it as needed. when it came in, it also essentially allowed the us president to approve new packages of the same type without the involvement of congress, that is , you and i figured out how to pass decisions in congress if there was no over the forest , starting next year, every new package, no matter how small , would have to go through all these bureaucratic koalas of hell. and now that we have a deer forest, biden can take it as an executive order, i.e. as long as we have the support of the congress, as long as the congress

itself is ready to allocate funds for us, in fact, it is a letter to us and there is no role to play in the role of land vise was a precautionary mechanism. if suddenly the congress stops supporting ukraine and does not want to allocate additional aid packages to ukraine, then president biden will simply be able to bypass his ban and to continue this support for ukraine. i thank you very much , mr. oleksandr, for this answer, because you really answered a lot of ukrainians who may also ask this question. and where is this lend-lis do we have it or don't we have it does it work or doesn't it work i thank you very much, but let's go back to the elections because i want to talk with you about them and to talk about them this year. as you have already said a lot of republicans are trump protégés. well, quite a lot has happened to those trump protégés. but not much has happened, that is, what can be said about trump himself, considering that his protégés are running or at least running for office, he began to actively prepare for the elections in india, who

began to prepare for the elections, but in that midterm election they basically buried his ambitions for the 24th year, because we see that not only the key sponsors of the republican party rose against him, but the establishment, that is, the leaders of the other two factions of the republican party, reagan's conservatives and moderate republicans , opposed him. they clearly said that trump does not pull the party, trump, on the contrary, creates problems for the party, and trump, on the contrary, prevents the republicans from taking the majority now and prevents the republicans continue to work with the population and get a victory, now even the republican media has attacked trump, that is, even the same foxes who previously adored him. after this defeat of trump in the elections, they were the first to accuse him of this, that is, as some of my american colleagues said, i think it is very apt that

the republicans lost this election as much as the grass lost . how dangerous can this be for trump? so you say he has already lost, but can this desantis have a real chance to become the next , i meant to say, become the next president of the united states of america, or become the next candidate from the republican party in the fight for the presidential seat, in fact, he is already being prepared for this you understand, when trump, literally the day before the election, ran into a distanceman, i began to blame him for everything, even there he briefly hinted that if the trap had not svasified the election, then he would never have become the governor in the 18th year well, there was a very dirty game played, distance answered this and the next day with a 20% advantage - this is the

best result for the republic in this election, he won and became the governor of the state of florida again, now we see that he has the official support of mcconnell, the leader of the republicans in the senate, mccarthy hydrorepublic in the house of representatives, adam end, one of the key speakers of the party, and even according to some rumors, he was supported by mike pence, the former former vice president, in addition, the paratroopers now have very many meetings with donors and sponsors of the republican party, to which trump now has no access, and most recently, just after the election, a poll was conducted regarding the support of republican voters regarding the support of certain politicians, desantis is ahead of trump in support of the grassroots electorate by 7%." in the 24th year, he will have to face a very powerful and already quite

popular paratroopers, that is, the era of trump is over , you can even say that the time has not begun seriously, well, at least it is ending, let's ask one more question about the american elections, then about other things. and joe biden, everyone is talking about the fact that he is going to run for the elections from the democratic party. in your opinion, will he announce it or not? i think he will announce it , but it seems to me that this is more of a non -political issue character here will rather be a question of a physiological nature because many people, even within the democratic party itself, are worried about his ability to withstand such a working pace at such an age and even after 24 years ago in fact, so far it is difficult for me to comment on this nomination, unfortunately, at the moment there are no such bright leaders of the moderate wing in the democratic party, that is, unlike the republicans, where at least we are with you. here we can analyze the various leadership options of the democrats, while

there is no alternative to biden, and this is actually for the party may create certain problems. because if the republics are already thinking about who they will nominate in the 24th year, the democrats can only hope for the health and energy reserves of biden himself that's clear, oleksandr thank you, thank you for participating in today's program, as always, there were answers to these questions that i asked you, the answers that we need, thank you, thank you very much, this was oleksandr kraev, an expert on foreign policy, ukrainian prism. the contact is vira konstantinova, political scientist, internationalist ms. vira i congratulate you good day thank you for joining the program today ms. vira i will now remind our viewers, those who watch on youtube, of the question that we have answered and i will ask you to do the same answer this question so the question is why putin is not going to the summit he did not go to the g20

at the ball he is afraid 88% answered he is too busy with russian issues 5% your option 7% voted 538 people and here is ms. viru how would you answer why he is afraid i was afraid to go. well, i would say that my option is that there is absolutely nothing for him to do there. and of course, his protocol services decided that well, in order not to humiliate the tsar, obstruction on the part of other leaders decided to send the minister of foreign affairs of russia lavrov, therefore, i would say that this is a factor that is afraid of losing face, which seems to me, well, more than he has already destroyed. well, we still have to try , so i think that the reason is precisely to prevent the manipulation of the rashin media themselves regarding the situation at the forum. well, how about you

do you think that lavrov will be humiliated? i think that we will see a number of such excesses of a protocol nature. of course, the countries of the same g seven, in the face of key leaders there, great britain, the united states, will definitely talk about russia's role in the destabilization of the global economy and, of course, to make every effort to explain to other leaders that russia has no place in the g20, just as russia had no place in the g8, attempts to annex ukrainian crimea, therefore, asia is a key issue at this summit, a bilateral meeting between the united states and the people's republic of china, and this will be

the main vector, so to speak, which will determine the further fate of the organization and, after all, of bilateral and multilateral relations over the perspective . behind closed doors and those things that the m-m parties will broadcast on the air just in time and will determine the global multipolar order uh, in which place russia is no longer, oh, i wish there really was no place for russia in this world, well, at least the russia that is now well, in general, russia is okay, ms. vera. tell me, please, is it losing the east or not because recently, for example, if we take the summit of the sos in samarkand or the summit of the turkic peoples in samarkand at the sos, the president of tajikistan said about such a statement against

putin at the summit of the turkic peoples, the president of kazakhstan also said that he, that his country adheres to the policy and that there is no need to violate the sovereignty and territorial integrity of any country, so putin is losing, well, at least central asia . let's start with central asia and then we will go further, well, there is a bottom to which i am more inclined to talk about the loss of the central price, there are a number of processes that are already underway in the region of the country, they are looking for regional formats of cooperation involving non-regional players such as turkey, and at the same time countries are trying, well, let's say so, not to provoke russia into steps that could threaten the national interests and national security of these countries, we

know that there are points of tension in the region, there are points of tension between kyrgyzstan and tajikistan that allow us to talk about the danger that putin's regime can carry with it wagons, at the same time there is the issue of afghanistan, which is key for central asian asian countries, and the issue of cooperation in transport corridors, e.e., the creation of logistics hubs, there are a range of issues that need to be resolved , but again, there is a key moment that worries me. the russian federation is still the same partner of these countries, even if we didn't like it, and the russian federation puts pressure on these countries so that they help it bypass or to reduce the effects of the sanctions regimes that were introduced in connection with the full-scale invasion of ukraine and of course , the national interests of these countries, which if you

look at the map, they are squeezed, in fact, this geopolitical space between e.e. china, turkey and the question for russia and me is how these countries, at the expense of non-regional players, can reduce the risks to their national security, so it is possible to talk about the fact that russia is losing influence in these countries and in this region at the same time regarding the leveling of the russian factor, but it seems to me that it is premature as i see the strengthening of players like turkey, but you all just mentioned the samarkand summit on november 11, i see the strengthening of the chinese dimension, i also see the steps of the european union and the united states of america in the region, but for now, let's talk about the fact that russia lost central asia too early. and if we go a little further east to southeast asia . for example, at the summit in cambodia, with lavrov,

who was present, the russian foreign minister said that he failed to advance his own agenda regarding the war in to ukraine, let 's not even talk about it there, how is the situation in russia, the question is, first, russia is really trying to sell this e-e epic with its full-scale invasion of a sovereign state not only in central asia or there in the region of southeast asia, this is a systematic propaganda work that has been going on for the ninth month, and of course there are counter-narratives that the countries in these regions perceive perfectly well, and therefore, let's put it this way, russian diplomacy has big problems with promoting its rashi narratives, this is a question for me it seems even well, arsen's forum is in cambodia,

plus if you look at the same meetings of the un security council there, you will see a completely clear approach of the countries that support ukraine, the statements that are being made , and also see the camp of the countries that they are taking a, so to speak, neutral position, they are trying to take a neutral position at the same time , er, russia's efforts to somehow explain its territorial claims and colonial claims to the countries of the region there, especially er , southeast asia, or perhaps the middle east, this is not acceptable at the same time for i would say that we need to not only redouble our efforts, but the participation and accession of ukraine to asean and the participation of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine at the forum in cambodia is a great signal that we are currently we are reviewing not just our europe-oriented

vector from the point of view of expanding the national interests of the national representation . i understood your position, one thing about the question before you and a very short answer because, well , time is unrealistically short, so information appeared that iran would suspend the shipment of its drones to russia, what could this indicate, but i was briefly scared or something. i think that there is a version of the visit-in-the-middle among our colleagues, expert colleagues, that it is precisely because the russian federation actually deceived the iranians, and that is the dissatisfaction of the iranians regarding the involvement of them . to direct opposition to the war in ukraine, this is a kind of signal that

the russian federation does not take iranian national interests into account at all, and the iranian side does not like it, but at the same time, i would not have said that article 15 of the law and the agreement that russia is promoting there the supply of weapons from the beginning that she is already blackmailed. i think that, unfortunately , there is an agreement, but will russia take advantage of it? well, we will see, we will see. thank you, mrs. vira, for taking part in the program. eastern affairs well, i want to remind you that we asked you a question about why putin did not go to the g20 itself in indonesia . they voted and gave an answer. 659 people are afraid , say 87%, too busy thinking about of ordinary russians. obviously, 6% is in quotation marks, and your

option is seven percent. well, thank you for your active participation. those who have watched or will continue to watch on youtube, please put your likes. if you liked the program, don't like it. if you didn't like it, although i'm very sure that you want to be sure that you liked this program. well, share it with us, watch it next monday there will be new guests and there will be new topics, unfortunately it seems to me that russia will be too. well, today i have to say goodbye to you. my name is yuri fizer. see you soon. we are looking for 16-year-old serhiy samoilov. the boy disappeared in mariupol at the beginning of march and already for more than eight months, there is no

news from him. where is his ego? we are still looking for him. we are still looking for a single daughterless girl. restless and with every hour the situation only worsened rapidly from the bombings, the family hid in the basement, but shelling was not the only problem of the residents of mariupol. 24 hours of the internet began. he doesn't drink, he couldn't eat, they tell us honestly , it was very good, the stores were all looted, and what kind of transport, nothing. well, we just drank cleanly and

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region, about 200 km from mariupol, and the family did not dare to move, so the boy left home alone in the evening. there was absolutely nothing to eat and drink and it was very scary. he took a backpack with him and it contained a computer. he was born in the same way as young people dress, i say seryozha. come on, i thought he was walking around the house and coming back and the watch was sewn. home already when he left i already understood that my wife and i did not keep him, for now only one thing is known: to pokrovsk, serhiy never made it home, but the boy returned, and no one knows where he is now. mother, serhiy still lives in mariupol. but no loses hope to find his son and does everything possible for this