[000:00:00;00] that the west wants to influence the position of the russian federation in some way so that it does not, let's put it this way, present the topic now , right now , and this food blackmail. turkey is sending this 1 million tons of grain to turkish elevators, where they will be processed and accordingly sent to african countries, but we understand that this strategic problem will not solve it. nevertheless, this does not remove the issues from this un plan, that is, it is obvious that some such intentions in the leadership of the united nations also had these intentions. well, it seems to me that they are 50% declarative in order to simply appease putin's regime 50%. it is possible that some real efforts could be made by the united nations in order to push forward, let's say, its vision and ultimately restore the grain agreement because its failure is also a blow to the un

, but we understand that reading the points what e-e leadership offers to the russian leadership, we understand that in the majority the majority of these points are solely through the efforts and influence of the united nations, absolutely nothing can be implemented taras heard and thank you for joining the broadcast taras zoftenko, an expert on international security of the democratic initiatives fund named after gilka kucheryava in the direction of communication thank you flooded kherson region engulfed in fire kupyansk kharkiv , which is under constant shelling, a fireman and nilsstal from nuremberg first came to ukraine in the spring of 2022 when he learned about a full-scale invasion for about two months as a volunteer helping to put out fires and to get people out of zavali in kharkiv this may, he returned from germany to ukraine again, managed to visit the flooded kherson oblast under fire and now, together with his ukrainian colleagues, dsns, works in

the kupya region, we kill them, then we move there. this is what the kupya region looks like now, permanent artillery and missile the shelling causes many fires the consequences of the shelling are filmed by a firefighter from nuremberg niels steel he has been working in ukraine since may 2022 and always in the hottest spots this is my main protection my vest he protects my body with nils on radio svoboda, i met him before his trip to the kupyan region at the kharkiv fire department, where he worked for several months at the beginning of the invasion, when this war began . i was in thailand, i saw what was happening on the news and said, looking at all this, i have to do something because i am a firefighter and a paramedic. i thought that i would be able to help better inside ukraine than outside it. that is why

i returned to germany, bought a car and went to kharkiv. in kharkiv, i worked as a volunteer firefighter. in the meantime, i took a so-called sabbatical from my job in germany, a long-term vacation paid by my employer. i saw that this war started because of the policy of the russian federation, not because of foreign countries . it is against everything we achieved after the second world war. it is directed against the international order, against human rights, against freedom, and this what i can't just watch everywhere here is my blood type in case something happens here i have a tourniquet and everyone can see i'm an extraordinary guy who takes off the signs a firefighter and a rescuer on my back, i was here for almost two months and during this time there were many fires, mostly at night around 11 o'clock at night , a lot of cruise missiles flew from russia , which usually hit critical infrastructure, we went to these fires

and looked for people under the debris in april and again to the hottest point, i went to donbas last year. i promised to come to the place where help is most needed and at that time there was the most critical situation, so i went to donbas to the last fire station in kostyantynivka near bakhmut, i participated in liquidations during the fire rescue operations, we supplied the outskirts of kostiantynivka with water because there is no water there, last year the water supply was destroyed by a rocket, people have been living without water for almost a year, so we transported water there every day, every day there was shelling almost every fraction of a second, sometimes a little louder, sometimes less loudly you hear cluster bombs you you hear the artillery you hear the rockets sometimes it is a very large number of up to 300 shots these are circumstances in which i could not imagine that

people could live it is very dangerous and within a month a fireman from nuremberg was rushing to to help the kherson region with evacuation after the destruction of the kakhov hpp, there is a lot of water that stinks, a lot of grease, all those destroyed houses inside which we pumped out water, we cleaned the streets, and when the situation became more or less controlled, more and more help from foreign organizations appeared , the moment came when i said ok now everything is under control here, i can go to another place, i went to kharkiv and then to kupyansk. i think the situation in kupyansk is not too good now , there is constant shelling there and i am sure that it is there the biggest help is needed this time nils plans to arrive in ukraine by the end of the year the leaders of the 20 may not sign a joint

declaration based on the results here themselves g20 expressed such doubts the head of the european commission charmy-michel emphasized that it will be difficult to reach a consensus due to the contradictions surrounding the russian-ukrainian war we are still fighting there are negotiations, i do not intend to say anything that would complicate these efforts. we support the efforts of the indian presidency , but the position of the eu is very transparent, we condemn russian aggression, we support sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine, we support the formula for a just peace proposed by president zelenskyi and we will always be very active in defending these principles and values ​​in all different formats , including at this g20 meeting. of the finances of 20 countries, which

took place this year in july, ended without a traditional community . putin in ukraine, but russia and china came out against kate exactly against volodymyr hrytsko, a diplomat, the leading research center of russia, the minister of foreign affairs in 2007-9 joins the broadcast, volodymyr. my greetings. good evening. actually, we are talking about 20, but i would like to start with such a hot topic, which is called we have already talked about it with an expert on security issues, i want to talk to you about it as a diplomat regarding an article more that appeared in the german newspaper i am sure you have seen it that allegedly the secretary general offered lavrov to return to the grain agreement in exchange for the actual nullification of sanctions there, we can call it that. and how likely is such a proposal from your side from the hotelier? and why does the un actually initiate the lifting of those sanctions

that it did not impose? that the appearance of this article is not accidental because even before that there were signs that such negotiations between the un and some of the possible actors involved in this regard were conducted both in relation to insurance and in relation to the creation of some kind of is there fake e-e banking structure and regarding entry into european ports and so on and so on. unfortunately, i think that this is true and we will explain why. because despite everything, russia continues to blackmail, including the united nations organization, and blackmails very simply blackmails those that it will stop er paying its dues in the case and then

the list of demands begins and this is a traditional russian tactic er why is the united nations involved in this well let's be honest er the organization of eminent nations is a gathering of eon bureaucracy all over believe me, i can say something about this organization because i have studied it not only from textbooks but also seen it from the inside, i will tell you frankly that the main thing that worries this un bureaucracy is their own salaries , their own business trips, their own pensions, their own endless vacations and so on and so on. russia will pay such and such a small amount to the un budget, but it is somewhere within the range of plus or minus 100 million dollars

. the salaries of the same bureaucrats headed by the general secretary of the hotelier i am not talking about moral points there because morality and the un have long been parallel lines that do not intersect because she still does not see anything, she does not see who is the aggressor, she does not see who is the victim of aggression . does not understand what she should do, even though the hotel was in kyiv when it was near him, or rather, not near him, but a little further, but a russian rocket exploded, but it probably did not scare him as much, as they say, because the main thing for him is the sky-high salaries and that's all something else is connected with such a position, so i think that , unfortunately, we have, uh, probably what bit writes, but you know me. in this regard , i am concerned about another moment. е there

, the involvement of the european union and the european commission is very clearly visible, this is already this is already really scary eh -e disappointment and if this is so, then of course, we need to, in brussels , to make the most stringent demarches , because if there are now, instead of strengthening the sanctions, they will begin to weaken them well, then the question in the problem is somewhat different from the eu uh, un, but actually you are talking about the fact that ukraine should now articulate with greater force and, so to speak, with greater efficiency , and today at the briefing of the head of the president's office regarding the sanctions policy against russia, andriy yarmak just mentioned this information about running, he reminded that the ukrainian authorities have previously received signals about the extension of sanctions against russia , let's listen to the direct language

. which russia is definitely fighting in one way or another for their removal and you can see on the example of absolutely specific things during the meeting with president erdoğan and we saw about the correspondence of the secretary general of the united nations with lavrov and we were very clear signals from our european partners which to requests regarding the lifting of sanctions from russian oligarchs, including those related to the e-e agricultural sector and so on, they responded with an absolute refusal, and this is a clear signal about the continuation of the sanctions policy mr. volodymyrech, do you agree that it is possible to draw a chain from the refusal to lift sanctions on russian oligarchs

to the refusal to ease sanctions on russia in general regarding the agrarian sector? that is why you share mr. yarmak's lack of confidence. this is the correspondence that we just talked about and that we really had information that people, which european structures, let's say insurance companies, are ready to discuss this story , port authorities are ready to think about how to receive russian ships eh that this pseudo-fake banking structure can be created

i'm not there and it's because of this that i say that there should be a very strong reaction from our side to the headquarters of the european union in the european capitals that you can't act in this way because it's er, well actually sign off er in your own helplessness to say what russia is doing what she wants instead of punishing her for her crimes of aggression and for what she is doing in the world before the turkish president actually even went to putin himself for these meetings and never managed to convince him to restore the grain corridor, but now the russian media is dispersing the information regarding a possible meeting between erdogan and putin after the un general assembly, will erdoğan continue to seek meetings with putin, and in this context, can the un and turkey join forces? of course , they can.

information about the fact that qatar somehow appeared there as a financial guarantor of this agreement and so on, but i think we should actually think about our own interest and work with our nato and european partners by the union, i mean with romania, bulgaria, and with the same turkey, if we are talking about what is needed in order to build our grain corridor without the fact that there will be inventing and thinking about a hotel with lavrov putin and erdogan are, as they say, their story a we should have our own, and if the nato countries showed political will, then the issue of the grain corridor would be removed from the agenda

. if russia attacks a ukrainian or any other civilian vessel in the territorial waters of a nato country, then it attacks nato , regardless of whether it is a romanian , bulgarian, turkish, or papuan guinean ship , but unfortunately we do not have we will have such a solution without knowing it yet, because you see what is happening in romania when the shaheds fall on romanian territory, and they do not want to see it there and explain that it was not a threat. well , then it should probably fall on bucharest. here is a question of the political will and readiness of our western partners to finally give poo on physiognomy, while giving yes, it is obviously beautiful and public

, but this determination is unfortunately not visible yet, you mentioned the last thing i saw was that the authorities of romania have decided to install a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-enhanced security on the border . and there is no talk of other actions, let’s go back to the g20. and what are your forecasts regarding the joint declaration, because i mentioned that it may not be the same as there was no joint communique the ministers of finance and foreign affairs will mention in the declaration of the russian-ukrainian war and actually, is it possible for this declaration without such a mention at all, one more sentence regarding the previous topic in order to secure everything that could be called ukrainian grain corridor would require our western partners to make a very simple but really serious political decision to declare the northern and western part of the black sea a no-fly zone for russian aircraft and

believe me, no rockets, no rockets, no other aircraft there will not appear again, because if they appear there and are shot down, it will be a repetition of what the turks once did with regard to the russian plane , which was shot down, the pilot was killed, and after a few months everything fell into place, then simply understood between himself, so to speak, from what he can actually do, and in relation to the declaration, it really does not matter. believe me, it could be useful, but if he is not there, well, the world will not turn over, because everyone understands perfectly well. everyone understands who i am as an aggressor. who am i as a victim of aggression? and if the country has chosen the bright side of history, it is on it. if it has chosen the gray-black side of history, then

it is on the other side. unfortunately, india today is on that's a lot for the gray and black side it's a pity because er hmm it seems to me that this country could really see the light at the end of the tunnel not even indirectly supporting russia but thinking that it is also co-responsible for what the world will be like and if it wants a world er terrorism world of totalitarianism then she will naturally support russia if she wants to see a world of democracy. well, then we have to take the appropriate steps, unfortunately, so far we do not see this from india, and it is very sad , that is why we mentioned the day before that china is bloomberg allegedly took a more pro-ukrainian position with the message, or rather, it is better to say less about russia, and what

do you think this has to do with whether china will change its mind and nothing at all will depend on how the geopolitical vector of china will be formed in the future. i would not risk characterizing it like that change in china's position so far, at least i don't see any serious changes there, because you know it's all about pretending to be a wish, well , the representative of china went to saudi arabia and that since he came there , china's position has not changed, he sat there, listened and he brought this information to later report to the chinese leadership that something happened because of this, china became less pro-russian, it cannot be less pro-russian because it is ideologically connected with it, and geopolitical changes took place only in china's position when russia loses, it loses on in the field of pain, then we will see how not

only china, believe me, and india will be cut off very quickly then, and all those who today talk about russia as a great fighter against neo-colonialism and others repeat other nonsense, they are very quickly orientate yourself that you need to forget about the past, say that we were misunderstood and, er, stand on the side of the strong, so that the question of political orientation directly depends on how quickly ukraine will break the backbone of the putin regime. we know that bloomberg also writes with a message to sources that at this summit india will invite the african union, which unites more than fifty countries, to the g20 and that the indian prime minister allegedly made this task a priority for i have two questions for you, firstly, can india

do this alone or is it possible to agree with other members of the group? well, secondly , what about the membership of the african union? delayed to maintain a neutral position as a member of the african union g20 changes what will this mean for ukraine eh self-assessed no country of any organization can make any decision it must be a collective decision i.e. here most likely the previous one has already passed consultations and the country agreed to this, why? well, because it is also an answer to the russian thesis to the thesis. by the way, not only the russian one, but also the chinese one, that these two countries are fighting for the rights of the enslaved

in the past, there were peoples, especially africans, who were bad, very angry with western countries, they were the main culprits of the tragedy of colonialism in their time and are responsible for it, and we will put an end to that. thank you for your trust. see you as usual on the svoboda life broadcast, let's hold on , i'm oleksandr sklyar, born and raised in kharkiv, in a city that suffers from russian weapons every day, i know that poltava has become a home for tens of thousands of displaced people and

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watch it now i think some of you have already watched the most frequent feedback about this film that it is very difficult to watch, but you want to watch it to the end and then even watch it again. mstislav chernov with yevhen olenetka and first of all congratulations. thank you for the invitation. let's start with the oscar, because she always has some kind of oscar passion, we always want to win the oscar, then we can't do a bulk. i understand correctly that you have such plans to submit to the category of the best documentary of the year, yes, there are categories of the best documentary film, we just fall into this category by style, and we will try to do it what will happen next does not depend on us

, but uh, not much has been released this year, and it uh, we were surprised by a few large documentaries about ukraine, and i believe that it is absolutely necessary to present both ukraine and the topic of ukraine now on the island it will not be submitted by ukraine , because the press from the united states is from the united states. maybe it’s for the better . do you think it’s because we haven’t learned how to promote films yet? was big advertising is this how much is this a decisive fact uh oscar's company is like that it's a big resource it's uh there's always a lot of trips a lot of acquaintances and a lot of attention should be paid to the presentation of the film uh on the international arena i can't say

whether we do we succeed or not ukrainian cinema has already announced itself in the world ukrainian wine cinema already has good and always has good chances at the oscars it is noticed that's why i just think that it's just our film that falls into the only in the category of documentary films that it is made in english for a foreign audience, pbs froline is an american studio, a documentary, yaushitel press is an american company, so we are going yes, but i hope that in the category of the best international film, uh, ukrainian cinema will also be there, we will see it on us, usually scandals around this happen but i want to ask both of you - you say that there is little in ukrainian, it is documentaries that you think

so, what do you think, really now it is necessary