[000:00:00;00] and he is happy when ukrainians and poles quarrel with each other, so it seems to me that now there is only one thing to do: calm down, stop making statements and sit down at the negotiating table, and it seems to me from what we have heard already after all the statements, it seems to me that it is inadequate from both sides that already now there are uh right signals uh regarding the fact that the parties will find an understanding, put these completely secondary things aside and will look at what is called the basic strategy of their relations, because in a different way, i repeat once again, i will buy champagne in the kremlin rubbing their hands and

looking at us as people who really don't understand what it's about but they're probably already drinking champagne today we watched propaganda tv channels, how they're rejoicing and saying well , finally the poles showed the ukrainians well, somewhere in in this style, but duda also stated that the dispute over grain will not quarrel ukraine and poland, we will listen. i do not believe that one political or legal dispute can destroy such capital and the work that we have created. i have no doubts that the dispute about supply grain from ukraine to the polish market is an absolutely fragmentary moment of all polish-ukrainian relations, and i do not believe that under normal circumstances it can have a significant impact on them . the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of poland also called the policy of ukraine harmful and offensive. the former head of the ministry of foreign affairs

poland, sikorsky said about the conflict between warsaw and kyiv that he is ashamed of this conflict, that this conflict is unfolding . but whatever it is, what is happening now between ukraine and poland, can it affect ukraine's progress towards of the european union, because bloomberg reports that in october the european commission will recommend the start of negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu. you see, i remember how poland started its way to the eu. including issues of agriculture, so let's be honest and sincere , it will be a difficult and difficult process of adaptation , because no one wants to let someone into their garden and let someone do what they

want there, it's objective and it is obvious so that it will be very, very difficult for our negotiators, especially in those areas where we clearly have an advantage over european manufacturers, and all this must be taken into account right away, as they say on this shore, but all countries are positive because of this. we passed, we will pass, and i don't think that this grain dispute can really happen here . i agree with president duda that it can affect the basis that has been laid for a long time, this is a trifle, this is a political consequence of this pre-election campaign . -e to a greater extent and not i that's why i think that i should be very worried here, although of course every country will try to protect its market and say that

you can only sell so much to my market. there are thousands of tons of wheat or so much and it will be really difficult work, but let's look at the other side, and we don't have anything other than the european market , and other countries don't buy our grain. on these these things narrowly lobo excuse me for the word but a little more widely and we understood where we need to insist on something and where we just need to look for another market and use the possibilities of the european union in the future because it is a powerful economic grouping in the world so the first question is to enter the eu and the second later to use its opportunities for the benefit of ukraine. this is how i would

formulate our policy. at this stage , regarding the rapprochement with the european union, mr. volodymyr , today general stoltenberg hinted that ukraine may join nato in the event of a cessation of hostilities, and i will quote stoltenberg he literally said the following: if the fighting ends now, we must be sure that it will really be a stop to the war, which means that there must be framework conditions that would ensure the security and territorial integrity of ukraine's borders, unconditional membership in nato is one of the ways to achieve this well, taking into account our progress towards nato and the european union, and in fact, we are standing on the threshold of these structures, how quickly a cold will let the poor man know. well, at least turkey has quite a lot of experience. it is meant by the time of joining the european union. what do you think, uh, how

will ukraine manage to pass all these stages that we have to go through even before joining the european union and regarding nato? well, of course, the end of the war is one of the conditions uh of the north atlantic alliance in order to stop hostilities in ukraine, i.e. the war ended, how much time will we need for this, according to yours , for how quickly we survived the russian occupier from the ukrainian land and no more , that is, it is obvious that after this and you about it i have already talked with you several times that radical internal political changes will begin in russia after that, well, even if we take crimea, er, this is what they called it , sacred er, crimea is something special for them , something made up once again and so on. well

, crimea er- it really becomes unsuitable for what they made of it, namely this military base, in fact , what they turned into a peninsula, it cannot function, they either have to leave or have to be developed fiasco, that is, even maybe even before the end of all the hostilities on all the fronts that we have, the fiasco in crimea will mean the fiasco of putin's regime, it cannot be ruled out, and therefore it cannot be ruled out that those who will remove putin or ... who will replace him by removing him from the steering wheel and so on, they will think about ending the war, so

the opportunities you just talked about when the war officially ends and then the door opens for ukraine in the alliance if of course until then we we are carrying out the things we have already talked about, it has been negotiated for more than a dozen years and that's it. but again, this is all after the ukrainian armed forces and the defense forces of ukraine show the russian invaders what is called theirs in their language is called pushkin's mother, but only after that can something happen in a positive and expected way for us, or can the north atlantic alliance, vladimir, somehow speed up the fiasco of the putin regime, because we are anyway well, we are watching the member countries

of the north atlantic alliance and well, we we understand that they are afraid of nuclear weapons and the opportunities that the russian federation currently has and they do not torpedo too much or let's say they don't speed up this process too much , or can the finalization of the russian-ukrainian war be much faster than the same leaders of the big seven predict 6- 7 years ago, on the sidelines of the un, bloomberg reported that the leaders of the g7 predicted that the war could last for 6-7 years, could it somehow change, or could it be at that ? the army will defeat ukraine in three days or three weeks. well, about that too. well, if you look at russia

’s current capabilities, economists and military analysts say only about a maximum of 1.5-2 years, when everything else is exhausted. well, look, well, the last of of recent e-e examples that talk about this about this trend e. russia, which one american e-sedator correctly called a gas station country, remains without gasoline and without diesel, well, you can imagine a country that produces oil remains without oil and without oil products, now the government of russia federation makes a decision that it actually bans the export of e-e oil and petroleum products from russia because the prices in the country that produces oil have soared to cosmic heights, what e-e margin of safety can we

talk about in this country 6-7 years ago, it is under consideration it seems like a political fantasy to me, but if our western partners didn't pull this rubber band for too long, but there we need it in the form of these two-pronged missiles of aviation, not a real number of the same tanks that could break through the defense of russia was an unconditional process came faster but again, in the west they are afraid that russia will develop rapidly in the west and i don't know what to do about it, and that's why this position is pushing and pushing, and unfortunately it continues. thank you, mr. volodymyr. i wish you good health and we will wait for you in the next broadcasts it was volodymyr ogrysko, politician, diplomat, minister of foreign

affairs of ukraine in 2007-2009. friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms for those who are now watching us live on youtube. please take part in our survey, this survey sounds like this, do you believe in the existence of good russians, yes, no, and your option , please write under this video in the comments below, we are in touch with military expert david sharp david served in the israel defense forces in 1993-1997 mr. davyda i congratulate you thank you for participating in our program good evening serhiy hello the war in ukraine may last another 6-7 years this is what the representatives of the big seven say during lunch on the sidelines of the un general assembly and they are quoted

bloomberg and what do the representatives of the g7 think of the war? what kind of war that russia started will be at least until 2030 ? what do you think? what do you think such forecasts have to do with the mobilization resources that russia has, with the economic capabilities of russia, er, to wage war, or with military military potential? of the russian federation well, i would say that this is all already not predicted, this is an assumption , this is a possibility for which it is not necessary to prepare. and when you are preparing for something, you must consider the worst option, this is one of those options, but i would not say that it is really the perspective that is considered the most real and in general this means looking too far. in these assessments, they proceed from the fact that it is difficult for putin to refuse to seize part of the territory of ukraine, since it will then be a personal fiasco for him. returning

even to the starting line of a large-scale war is not only a failure for him but also a threat of his own and spices. that is why he pulls happiness, tries to achieve certain results in ukraine, of course, everyone remembers the iran-iraq war and this war often compared to the early arab crisis, there are many similarities and it lasted eight years, but i looked so far, but there is one obvious feature . for example, if we consider that from vinnytsia , for putin, such a border is the election of the president of america. he believes that if the republican candidate comes to the authorities , the approach to helping ukraine is changing and the best option for him will change in general, this is an incorrect calculation, but he can only

hope for exactly this solution to the situation. and this means for november next year we had serious chances of continuation. we depended on it. and depending on the results of the selection, it will be decided . also, we remember about force majeure. very rarely , mr. sharp, during the last week we have witnessed how the armed forces of ukraine inflict powerful blows on the military infrastructure of the russian federation in the annexed crimea, how do you think the situation in crimea will affect the the general situation on the eastern and southern fronts. well, and the political environment in the russian federation, because we know that crimea is putin's achilles' heel and

putin's special pride, and it is clear that strikes on the headquarters of the russian black sea fleet on command posts in crimea increase the chances of ukrainian states to turn the crimean peninsula simply into the island of crimea, yes, very correctly, the most important aspect is such symbolism for russian society, the attack that took place today on the headquarters of the black sea fleet from a military point of view it was probably smaller from the black blow than the recent blow to the reserve, because the command of the black sea fleet and the repairmen of the sevastopol plant when the large dessert ship and submarine were destroyed, this gift was demonstrative and

this is a problem for the russian authorities, because it shows that they cannot effectively protect the peninsula can from the point of view of military influence influence in any case these are just symbolic moments reliable and political they are directly related to the military also a feeling that something is wrong at the front are strengthened thanks to such an attack, and if the ukrainians have more long-range weapons , they can affect the crimea on a permanent basis and cause serious damage, not only of this kind, that is, today it was a beautiful object, but they can strike about the airfield and other objects, i believe also that all strikes also

have an intimidation effect on the eve of winter says a lot about the fact that russia is ready to resume the destruction of the ukrainian energy system, the strikes that have been carried out in crimea in recent days show that in crimea there are no absolutely protected goals, including energy goals, goals related to fuel storage and transport goals, and maybe this is the kremlin's opinion that if you come to these or other red lines, at least in crimea, where there is no ban on the use of high-precision western-made weapons, we can also achieve a lot so, this is an opportunity that has appeared

, i'm talking about the presence of long-range missiles, paralyzes and is implemented quite successfully. what does the president of ukraine say before starting i want to remind one thing this thing where is it about the fact that it is very important to understand ukraine and canada what we should do what we should do together 1983 the

city of edmonton we know that the history of this city is similar to the history and the fate of ukraine, as well as the ukrainian-canadian community , it was in this place that the first monument was erected, which commemorates the victims of the holodomor. it was the first monument in the world. thank you very much , canada. this monument was erected in order for the whole world to remember i knew what genocide is of the ukrainian people of the genocide that was provoked by moscow, it was the first monument to the holodomor in the world, at that time ukraine did not have such monuments that would honor the victims

of the genocide, because at that time ukraine was under the control of moscow all autumn, it will celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the actual commemoration of the victims of the holodomor very a lot has changed since then ukraine gained independence ukraine is restoring its historical memory dozens of other countries their parliaments their governments have already recognized the holodomor recognized it as genocide of the ukrainian people this year as well he and leven ofsage had 11 such recognitions, and therefore i am sure that the whole world recognizes the truth

about the holodomor, but there is something that, unfortunately, has not changed in the 40 years since the monument was erected in edmonton, and it has not changed in the 90 years since the holodomor moscow continues to control ukraine and uses all means to continue the genocide, and this is genocide. what the russian occupiers are doing to ukrainians is genocide. we call on the whole world to support us. of the lives of millions of people, physical seration, physical exhaustion, suffering, what women, men, children, our families face, in

whole cities, we survived the destruction of mariupol , waves of bahmut and every crime from which any ukrainian city or town suffered, every crime must be retribution, there must be punishment life life and justice life and justice must be above all else in ukraine and for all ukrainians this russian aggression must end with our victory. just so that russia never even

tries to bring genocide on the territory of ukraine, russia must lose once and for all, and it will lose. dear mr. president, parliamentarians of canada , dear justin ugu, dear representatives of all communities gathered here today, all canadian citizens address everyone, in my opinion, one of the most outstanding qualities of your country is also that justice - this is not just an empty sound, an empty word for canadians is very important - a moment about you about your people is that you never make any political bets

on cruelty, you are always on the bright side history thank you for this applause to you during the first world war and also during the interwar period and also during the cold war you always defended freedom you always defended justice and therefore i have no doubts that you will choose this side of freedom and justice when russia started a full-scale war against ukraine thank you i have a forest never in a but it is never enough to just choose the right side you have to show leadership on that side and i am sure you are showing an example of great

leadership thank you canada so volodymyr zelensky is speaking in the canadian parliament , we can see that he is quite warmly received in the canadian parliament. a threat to the energy security of ukraine, because it is clear that the russian federation will deliver powerful strikes in the fall and winter on the energy infrastructure of ukraine. this week there were already 43 cruise missiles, 36 of which were shot down, but part of them still got into critical

objects of ukraine, in what way was this issue resolved in israel because it is clear that there is an iron dome system there, or is it enough to protect against these attacks that go to critical objects of your state eh, here it is necessary to note that the situation is the situation what is different, first of all , despite the fact that israel has been paying a lot of attention to anti-missile harrows for many years, a number of systems are being developed , and the americans helped in most cases the americans financed 80% of various developments, they understand that there is no hermetic hermetic protection about the best means and in the event of a major war they also understand that

the enemy's missiles will hit the targets and there is even such a not so cynical but painful choice that when there is a major war they will miss the missiles that go directly to the city and will prioritize protecting important objects , for example aerod, how much if there is an effective strike on such objects, no one will protect the city, the israeli anti-missile defense system is not only for the railway, it the four-layer and iron dome, although it is the most famous component, but nevertheless, not the most important, there are other systems that are aimed at intercepting various threats , starting from missiles with a range of 5 km to missiles with a range of 2000 km, this is the arrow system of david and also a bowl of ground-

air measures and many others, and most importantly , they have been working on the side of such a system for ten years , huge funds have been invested, and with the help of such an ally as the united states, and in a short period of time, to solve the issue of how to repel a serious threat is difficult, it is necessary to work in in the long term quite seriously according to the processing strategy and nevertheless there is no grammatical strategy for protection. thank you, mr. sharp, for your participation in the program . i hope that we will talk a little more next time. sorry, president zelensky knocked us out of the schedule. i would like to see you on our broadcast . thank you for participating. on the air it was thank you it was davidsharp military expert from israel friends we are working live on espresso tv channel as well as on our youtube

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