at that time , i never received an answer from the ministry of foreign affairs. but it is good that this issue has been raised now, ukraine really has all the arguments, first of all, to show that russia did not go through the procedure, as it should have gone through, and join the organization of the library. and that place in the security council, which today she holds a permanent seat in the security council, the former seat of the soviet union, there is also a big question from the international legal point of view that even to this day the un charter states that permanent seats in the security council is occupied by the united states of america, china, france, great britain and the soviet union, pro-russia. it is not mentioned there. it is clear, ap alexander mozart, one more question for you . the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinke, said a few days ago

that only ukraine should decide. will decide what a just and lasting peace is, which volodymyr zelenskyi said when he was in washington last week. please tell me. this is the statement of the secretary of state of the united states which is probably in the top ten of the influence of the most influential people, well, that is, people who make the policy of the united states of america, this is a statement about a green light for ukraine, or rather, such a statement can be considered a green light that the united states of america gave to ukraine in order for ukraine to move forward, i will say so that ukraine's vision of a just peace was supported by president biden, and president zelenskyi said about it, if i'm not mistaken , during the press conference, yes, it was fair for ukraine, and this is the return of all ukrainian lands under sovereignty

of ukraine, i.e., the occupation of those territories that are currently occupied, the donbas, the south, and the crimea, it would be strange if everything were different, if the world supported ukraine in a different way, because an international crime was committed, russia attacked absolutely without any reason without any arguments committed an act of aggression against ukraine, an act of war, by the way, the definition of aggression is contained in the resolution of the general assembly from 1974 and one of the co-authors of the entire resolution, and the country that promoted this resolution was ukraine, and in this visualization there is article 3, which enumerates the seven actions that make up each of these verbs

has an act of aggression, so out of 7-6 actions directly relate to the situation of russia's aggression against ukraine, because now russia has committed an international crime, this international crime consists in the fact that it has unleashed a war against of ukraine and seized part of the territory of ukraine, therefore, a just peace can be achieved when international law is restored. the final act, where everything is also clearly spelled out, and only when international law regarding ukraine is restored and all ukrainian territories are returned to the sub-sultan of ukrainians , then it can be assumed that a just peace will take place. well, we are obviously waiting

for this just peace, and very quickly, mr. oleksandr kraev volodymyr zelenskyi has a question for you - the president of ukraine said last week again that he is preparing this peace plan, he said this in washington and that he is going to present this peace plan by february or in in february, have you ever been there? i know you. there are often insiders about what might be in this peace plan. first of all, there are no such direct insiders. unfortunately, there are no such direct insiders yet and i can’t share them, but what is the awareness, first of all, of dichotomy, justice or peace - this is rather justice, because the wording of the just peace itself says that we are not ready for peace on any terms ; secondly, from a military point of view, from a political point of view, we obviously accepted the concept that any negotiations can begin at the borders of 91 a year before that, any negotiations can be either about the exchange of prisoners or, in the case of extreme

necessity, about a temporary ceasefire , thirdly, russia must bear responsibility, that is, once again they refer to justice or peace, part of justice is not only the restoration of the borders of ukraine after the 91st year, and this is also russia's responsibility for those horrors, those acts that we committed on the territory of ukraine, this payment of contributions, this is the restoration of the ukrainian infrastructure of the economy, and this is international law responsibility, i.e. holding trials of violators of the laws of war and international law, therefore at least these points in one or another variation in one or another number will definitely be presented there, but i will repeat that one of the main conditions for the start of any constructive full-fledged negotiations is the liberation of the entire territory ukraine, well, it really sounds like a fair plan about a fair peace for ukraine, in fact, by volodymy oleksandr mozart, see why, giving us so many weapons, we

return to weapons with, in particular, the united states of america, why giving us so many weapons and washington still does not want to recognize us as a partner outside of nato, you know, here we are now. the main thing is to have the full support of america and the entire western world on all the issues that interest us the most right now. these are the following questions. the first is indeed the most modern weapons, and in the quantities and at the time when we are asking not the day after tomorrow, but today . we can, we need international help.

the third is sanctions, not only the sanctions that have already been imposed, but also additional sanctions that must be imposed. sanctions, so that this regime of sanctions is simply suffocating for russia and so that russia understands that it has a lot to lose and needs to sit down at the negotiating table, but not on the absurd terms that it proposes. on the condition that the territory of ukraine must be completely freed from the occupiers and the struggle against russian propaganda, which is also a powerful tool of this war being waged against ukraine, these are the main issues that are most relevant to us today

and what kind of help should we receive? well, plus the leadership of america, of course , america's leadership in the western world, so that it ideally motivates european countries to help ukraine, so that this help does not decrease in any way. stopped and only grew with the understanding of what the president and chancellor scholls are talking about and the same matron despite some other statements that ukraine has the full right to liberate its territory and for this we need the comprehensive help of a collective measure that today we are ukraine, our armed forces are our the defense forces today protect the entire civilized world protect democracy protect the future of people and the euro

and in europe if in the world understood well, my last question to oleksandr krayev in this part of the program will be p oleksandr, is it possible it is a great pity that the third world war is going on right now. this is how it is going on. you just have to understand that if it is a cold war in different parts of the world, it is going on in different ways. in ukraine, it is going on in the form of a hot full-scale frontal war on a more global level. we see the ideological, political and sometimes economic confrontation between the two key power centers of the prc and the united states in other parts of the world we see in one form or another active hostilities, for example in ethiopia or the threat of the use of force, both in taiwan and in north korea, we see an economic confrontation in latin america and africa between china and local players, that is, we are at the stage of a new global confrontation, which, if you wish, can be called a new iteration of the cold war,

unfortunately. well, thank you i thank you for participating in my program today. i congratulate you on the new year and remind our viewers that in the first part oleksandr motsyk, extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine in the united states , participated america from 2010 to 2015, diplomat and oleksandr kraev, expert of the council of foreign policy, ukrainian prisma well, i already have the next guest on the phone with whom i will discuss a different topic, but now i will summarize it very briefly before introducing it. yu the results of the voting that is taking place on youtube we asked you a question whether russia will absorb belarus 167 people voted yes 67%, no 27%, and your option 7 percent watch, well, at least on the channel that is specially allocated for our program 722

people join well, i'm ready to introduce the next guest - this is ihor yakovenko, journalist, teacher, former member of the state duma of the russian federation, mrs. yakovenko hello, well, what are we going to talk about russia with you, let's talk about belarus, about these interesting connections between these two countries. well, let's start with how can you comment on the information that putin may start a new large-scale new large-scale attack on ukraine in two or three months? uh, i don't think that anyone assumes that uh, putin will uh, sit and wait for him to come and take him away, and here he fed the defendants

, uh. - nibud gadosty, next, no offensive was taken, no attempts were made, uh, further bombardment of ukrainian cities, all this will necessarily be the second question, how successful it will be, here, here, there are serious doubts, moreover, there is confidence that uh, they will attack, it is not a potential russian the armies are exhausted. well, i would answer your questions with two or two sober words. it will lead to success, but it will not achieve success. well, what will happen if there is no success? how will the russian society react ? view does not exist any designable name of object russian society there is no society in russia but i think you know that in russia there is a population in russia there is a citizen there is a population a-a but there is no society therefore er

meaning the population does not react yes yes analysis we have objectivity, that is, in fact, russians do not have the ability to react in some way. well , that is, every russian has a feeling, he has, so to speak, some sensations . there is no political, significant, such a possibility at all, in fact, in russia, in historical russia, if you take it broadly, there was not a single case, but over a long period of time, starting with the moscow empire, when the power , for example, would change in elections therefore here you can't give a single example of this, and the soviet union, and before the soviet union and in soviet russia, there was not a single case when the government forced me to choose, therefore, in general, putin

does not need to worry about the defeat, he only needs to worry uh, regarding the fact that how this is treated by the power structures , here are the power structures - this is important, and what kind of judgment does the own army have, here is a problem, here is a threat, and this is such an opportunity, that is, eh my next, my next question should have been like this, but i will move him to this, to which you have already answered that for putin the most valuable thing is money, glory, power, or life, for which he will fight until the end of life, life, yes, and this is what you said i just uh, one more phrase ah the point is that for him, uh, life and power are the same thing. one and the same, that is, there is

no gap between them in two terms: how only does he lose power , he immediately loses his life, and he can lose power now, mmm, i think that this is unlikely for a second now, but the foreseeable period can be, i think that such an option , the loss of power in 2023, exists. takes away from the main world, they always lived in it, but now, in fact, this is the turbulence created by this war. it increases, so to speak, unpredictability, therefore , the probability that he will lose a moose in 2023, and it exists, and this probability is connected with the severity of the defeat, which made it clear that putin would not win this war, it was already clear on february 24, but how is he going to suffer a defeat and how heavy will this defeat be - it

is not predetermined and regardless of the fact that well, we relate to you, as i understand it, to one and there is already a camp in the information war, we want the defeat of putin, we want the victory of ukraine, i will lead ukraine, it will definitely happen, but what will the defeat of putin be? today, none of us are honest. an honest analyst can't give accurate answers. well, that's a pity. i'd like to hear that too, actually. i'm also sorry . authority well, it's like we have such specialists, uh, you know them, who guard a student every morning and dig him up in the evening. well, this is such an activity. yes, it would increase the rating of uh, your program, but i'm afraid that it would very much collapse our reputation with you , and thank you for this, mr. yakovenko

please tell me, taking into account the anti-russian western sanctions, how long can the russian military machine function as long as you like, anti-russian military anti-russian economic sanctions, they are seriously hitting the russian economy, but they are, well, for a period of time, let’s say so a-a so they definitely hit them russia's military potential is being reduced, but firstly, it is not catastrophic , and secondly, i think that this is the moment when, as a result of the sanctions, russia will stop fighting, so it means more длинный that is, this is the term, what will happen for political reasons, that is, in fact, a resource, economic resources of russia, there are enough big rumors that as a result of the sanctions, that is, the sanctions are necessary, the

sanctions are necessary, it says that the sanctions are the sanctions first. - well, many sanctions are simply done by mistake, that is, well, a large amount of stupid things are done, and within the framework of these sanctions, to what extent are they accepted, well, automatically, the mechanical western bureaucracy works quite clumsily that is, it would be possible to make these sanctions more effective, but no sanctions will collapse quickly, or as quickly as we would like, the economic mechanism of russia will not collapse. the amount and mm of sanctions - they can't stop it, but the political

process , that is, i will introduce it, so to speak it may be full in the near future die, and it is absolutely senseless, and, so to speak, the future will be led by an absolutely incompetent leadership, and all this is understood by the complete idiocy of putin and, er, he was appointed as the leader of the military operation by war. and he is quite obvious. er putin at er in this very command center where he sat with a sad look and tried to portray himself as the commander -in-chief and spoke a lot of nonsense as well as er at an extended meeting of the military colleague er means the ministry of defense that is, it was it's just uh, fireworks, uh, stupid things that putin and putin talked about, and in general , everyone understands this, and everyone understands that the number

of victims, uh, is directly about the static incompetence of the military leadership. i think that uh, the general staff, which was initially against this war they have also grown a strong tooth against putin , and the number of people who are now dying and lying in the ukrainian black soil among russian servicemen already exceeds 100,000, and in general, this too , so to speak, creates discontent in the army. i think that this is the ukrainian syndrome, which is similar to the german syndrome, when russian soldiers climbed out of the trenches in the first world war and staged the october revolution, including the october revolution. i think that we will see this to some extent. we are in russia today, that is, there is dissatisfaction in the leadership of the russian e-e military forces, it

is only in the lower layers or already higher. -is general generals, your former chief of staff and colonel odarenko wrote open texts saying that this is a war and full of childishness. от состояние были бы писать ot sebyatynu these are absolutely systematic people , these are imperials, er, yes, absolutely yes, and temporary people, and of course they expressed the interests of the general staff, ah, mistress yakovenko. tell me, please, does putin want to will he annex belarus to russia, or will he simply use it and belarus and its territories, and lukashenko in his own and will continue to use it, he will not continue to use it, of course, he

will continue to use it. the war against ukraine is a question of the level of resistance lukashenko has actively resisted, and while lukashenko's resources are turned out, it is not strange that it is enough for them to escape from these and embrace putin. it is interesting in saint-petersburg right now, eh, the informal state of the cis is being passed by putin, and there is still influence on this state , on the cis as a whole. well, i think that the servants in general are a phantom. just like the very beginning , the phantom was his own. today, we have you and i, the date is december 26-26, 1991, the soviet union was dissolved, that is, the supreme soviet of the ussr passed and

issued a decree on rostov of the soviet union. on this day, december 91 year and er just at this time at this moment was the cis was created, the cis has never had a functioning effective structure, which means that putin has practically no influence on the heads of state. in general well, why bother with a madman, er, a person who is not sane, they understand perfectly well that something can really bite, and er, kazakhstan also has a huge, long border with russia, er, well, i am not talking about belarus here, everything is clear here is a hostage, here we are we can talk a lot about other republics

, in fact, there is no influence, seriously. well, let ’s say that there is fear, there is er, er, caution , but no influence, of course. i have the last question for you today . not after putin's russia er, it will not exist in these borders, and it will probably be called something else. well, even if it is called the same, it will already be a completely different country, in general, in the event that it does not survive in these borders, putin will then go down in history as a model of russia

. own is takoy uh, actually speaking, he himself in the beginning of this entire project of putinism it was the final stage of russia and russian history well, this is the war, he greatly accelerated the final collapse of the russian empire. i think that he he will enter under many names, but one change is the gravedigger of russia. thank you very much. it was igor yakovenko, a journalist, a teacher, a former deputy of the state duma of the russian federation. well, we finished the conversation with mr. yakovenko very well. he described the future of putin and painted the future . putin. obviously, this coincides with everything that every ukrainian expects. and it seems to me that not only ukrainians but also every civilized european wants putin to go down in history exactly as a gravedigger, i know exactly with the ukrainian language

to say a gravedigger, a gravedigger, no matter what, as a gravedigger of his country, which will not exist after him because he will completely destroy it, will destroy it with those actions that he began on the 24th, in fact, which he began to prepare even earlier, but so actively began to implement on february 24 this year will fade into oblivion, he will fade into oblivion this country and we will stand up, we will win this is very cool well, what remains for me to sum up the results of our vote 270 people voted and answered the question i asked, will russia be absorbed belarus 66% believe that it will be absorbed, 27% believe that it will not be absorbed, 7% consider their option, but i will tell you personally if you are interested in something, it seems to me like this as mr. yakovenko said , that it will not be absorbed. i am in those 27%, because lukashenko will be there until the end ah, to the end, who the hell is trying to get out of putin's clutches and

won't go along with everything that putin wants to do? well, she watched us now , at least 1,070 people are watching at least the channel that is dedicated specifically to our program for the world during the war well, i wish the same to those who will be watch e-e remind me that if you like this program, please put your favorites, if you don't like it, don't like it and in any case write something in the comments, it is very important for us to understand you and it is very important for the promotion of our program in a complex algorithm youtube which one i don't understand but which one is there which somehow works and please help us to make our program work in this algorithm well, for today my name is yuriy fizer see you greetings, please take a few minutes

of your attention and i hope that you will help us in the search, please look carefully at the face of this girl, her name is vika koroleva, she is 14 years old, she went missing in the gubakhmut district of the donetsk region, in the urban -type settlement of novoluhansk, vika went missing together with her mother and her younger sister, unfortunately, we do not have her photos of almost no information, only knows that vika's sister is only four years old, and this is a photo of vika koroleva's mother, her name is anna koroleva, an 87-year-old woman is not excluded, or even sooner all vika and her little sister are with their mother, but where they are is not known. however, there are some assumptions that now the village of novoluhansk is occupied by the russians, and vika koroleva disappeared just when the russian military was on the approach and hostilities began there.

of course, i really hope that the girl is alive and well and suggests that, as in most cities and towns occupied by the russians, mobile communications are jammed and ukrainian mobile operators there either do not work at all or with serious interruptions, so it is quite likely that vika and her mother simply do not have the opportunity to report about themselves due to the lack of communication. by the way, they recently managed to find nastya okopova, who disappeared in the then-occupied izyum of the kharkiv region. nothing was known about nastya for almost six months, and then she made herself known and it turned out that the girl could not report herself. it was because there was no mobile internet connection in the occupied territory. the connection was muffled and she was able to call me because somewhere on the wing of their house there if i was, i put a phone it is possible to pick up for a few minutes to catch the connection, so it is not excluded that

vika koroleva was in the same situation, but of course this is only a version and vika can be anywhere in the village or even abroad, so i really ask for your help in searching and please look carefully at the photos. she is 14, 150-155 cm tall, a thin girl, has long and blond hair, and yet i would especially like to address the residents of the temporarily occupied village of novoluhansk. it is clear that ukrainian tv is not broadcast in the occupation, but if you suddenly see this program on the internet, you know at least something about the fate of vika koroleva and you will have the opportunity to call or go online, please contact us on our hotline at the short number 116 000 or you can write to the chatbot of the child search service in telegram without exaggeration even the slightest information can help us find out korolev 's age