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the russian-ukrainian war began, the man joined the 80th lviv airborne assault brigade and liberated sloviansk and kramatorsk from the russian invasion. in 2015, he received a serious injury in the luhansk direction, it was sports that contributed to yevgeny's better rehabilitation. i love such exercises, that is, i was practicing before the injury sports, now i also do sports, i am slowly coming back after a serious injury, i also took part in a drag race. invincibles, which were also held in cherkasy together with the heroes of ukraine and the mhp, that is, i am in favor of such competitions with both hands and i will not miss them. military-tactical competition "kordon reys", which took place in lviv, brought together more than 300 guests and more than 200 participants, including border guards, veterans, children, athletes, amateurs and professional runners. inclusive races were organized with the support of the program reintegration of military and veterans. mhpp

is nearby. we are developing barrier-free infrastructure in communities, all of this goes into the goals of the mhp program nearby. for us, this event is another case of how a veteran can once again demonstrate his strength and indomitability. the organizers have prepared six tracks for races for participants with different degrees of training. during the event, funds were collected for the construction of an inclusive sports ground. we have a team of architects who design obstacles, we talk to guys who are seriously injured guys who advise us what the obstacles should be, and we want to create such a square, a communication square, a square so that boys can do sports, so that this square unites them, and so that each of enjoyed them. almost 20 veterans took part in the race in the special category, and zahy covered the distance with a prosthetic leg.

winners were determined in individual and team competitions, participants and spectators could also take part in master classes on tactical medicine and mine safety and classes on a vr simulator. this event is an opportunity for all of us to unite. to all the military, veterans around the charitable goal, to show that we achieve any goal, we overcome obstacles, because the border race is not about a race, it is about overcoming obstacles, that is, it is to show our strength of spirit, to show that we overcome any obstacles in our life, even in such a difficult time. andrii misinsky, kateryna oliynyk, espresso.

glory to ukraine, dear tv viewers, on the espresso tv channel, studio zahid program, we will analyze the most important events of this week, in particular, we will carefully analyze the peace plan of president zelensky and how it will be received in various diplomatic and power cabinets, overseas and european, at the same time we will talk about how the west will adjust its concept of war , taking into account that the armed forces ukraine raised the level of escalation by destroying the strategic warehouses of the russian federation in the territory of the tver region, and let's talk, of course, about the impact of the kurdish operation of the armed forces of ukraine on the consciousness of ordinary muscovites. today's guests of zahid studio are metiya bryza and dmytro oreshkin. the espresso tv channel will be on the air now. bryza, former adviser

to the secretary of state of the united states, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council. glory to ukraine, dear mr. ambassador, i welcome you to the espresso studio. well, the signals are extremely important, i emphasize, the signals come from us as mass media and from certain diplomatic sources. we understand that a very tough war is going on, our fighters are on of the territory of the russian federation in the kursk region, an extremely bloody operation in the pokrovsk region, when we say pro-russian interventionists, and at the same time, yes, we regularly hear these or other reports. with regard to the so-called peace talks and possible agreements of this or that, let them not be direct direct agreements, but in any case they are talking about the so-called possible package visions, and most importantly, the president of ukraine will present

to the leadership of the united states, in particular, to president joseph to biden, ukrainian a peace plan to put pressure on russia, the aggressor state. how do you see the situation? yes, we know that president zelenskyi is going to present his peace plan to president biden, there are high expectations, at least outside the white house, with keir starmer recently visiting washington, and then foreign minister david lamy and secretary of state anthony blinken visiting of president zelensky, significant decisions were expected from the usa and great britain. it was assumed that the leaders... could allow ukraine to use missile attacks and storm shadow on targets deep in russian territory, but this has not yet been announced. the us president's national security adviser jake sullivan was recently asked about this clearance. and he simply replied, "i cannot make

any announcement at this time. that does not mean that permission has not been given, or that it will not be given. it just means that the united states is not ready to discuss openly." question. currently , the momentum in the biden administration and the starmer administration in london appears to be moving toward supporting the peace plan president zelensky, helping ukraine defend itself against russian attacks with cruise bombs and ballistic missiles. and i believe that this is a positive impulse. dear mr. ambassador, we understand that this is not about political analysis, yes, because there are many components of this process that remain. essential or secret, and maybe not even worked out, but if we take a general approach to such things, in your opinion, what parameters could be considered, what kind of plan could this potential peace plan, taking into account the fact that the aggressor state is against peace negotiations and they

want fixation on the land, that is, they want to control the seizure of our territories, what about those, what could be the parameters of what is called this... negotiated peace process. i will say that i do not have access to president zelenskyi's plan, since i live here in turkey, but it is clear that a large part of it is that the russian armed forces must withdraw from all the ukrainian territory they occupied, including crimea and donbas. undoubtedly, russia should recognize the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. unfortunately, i don't know what the place is in terms of peace. will be allocated to the strategic orientation of ukraine in the future. as early as march 22, there were rumors about not-so-secret negotiations taking place in istanbul between representatives of ukraine and russia. as reported, they included ukraine declaring

political or geostrategic neutrality, which would mean that no one would pressure ukraine to join the nato, as well as a ceasefire. when russia... where are all its troops that entered ukraine during the second invasion in february 22nd . the issue of the legal status of donbass and crimea should be postponed for about 15 years. maybe that's part of the plan, though i doubt it. certainly, the core of zelenskyi's perspective is a ceasefire and the complete withdrawal of russian troops, what he is willing to offer in return as an incentive for russia, i do not know. well, generally there are two certain ones. approaches like this, on the one hand we understand that in the administration president biden, perhaps in london, perhaps in some other progressive western capitals, understand that it is possible to force russia only by destroying certain of its power, military, logistical, and

so on, that is, if russia were to weaken, it could resort to one or another negotiations, yes, because what they put on the diplomatic table is simply called an ultimatum with a follow-up. currently occupied territories. the russians would like to take at least 30% of our territories and make us a non-aligned state under their control of the russian federation. and yes, this is one story, on the other hand, in washington they understand that if it is possible to shake the russian economy and destroy the russian military machine, accordingly, this may force putin to revise one or another of his demands, but we understand that there are also big powerful players, china , brazil, india and the so-called great global south, and they too would like to achieve certain results with our ukrainians. at the expense of yes, well, and accordingly, in my opinion, that is why the so-called exchange rate operation was started, that is why

that the russians constantly talked about the realities on the ground, and the realities on the ground are now such that we keep part of the territory of the russian federation under military control, accordingly, the brazilian-chinese plan has suffered a certain actual fiasco. maybe i 'm wrong, and accordingly, if we talk about zelenskyi's plan there, we said, let's talk about the plan now. joseph biden, how can we stop the russian bear if we lack long-range missile systems, aviation and appropriate authorization from the united states, use it to destruction of russian military facilities. first of all, i don't think the chinese or brazilian plans are of any importance, what matters is whether the united states, great britain and other nato allies provide ukraine with... the capabilities necessary to weaken the russian armed forces to the point where so that

russia simply could not continue its policy. as i mentioned at the beginning of our interview, in my opinion, it is very necessary for ukraine to obtain permission to use long-range atakams and stormshadow missiles in depth of russian territory. the recent attack in the west of the tver region in the city of toropets was a spectacular drone strike that caused huge explosions in ... this city, the destruction of warehouses of ballistic missiles, glider bombs and other ammunition clearly affected russia's ability to carry out attacks using these weapons on the territory of ukraine. whether ukraine will be able to achieve similar success with missile attacks and storm shadow remains to be seen. it seems logical that ukraine was able to achieve significant results using drones that are much easier to shoot down. it can do even more with ba as well as cruise missiles to potentially

weaken russia's ability to continue the war. according to british military intelligence, citing the ukrainian general staff, russia loses more than 100 soldiers killed or wounded every day, and as of today it has suffered more than 610,000 casualties. this level of losses is unacceptable in the long term, although putin can continue. people into battle, these forces are insufficiently qualified and insufficient are prepared in eastern ukraine, the attack on pokrovsk is of great importance, and if pokrovsk is captured, it will be a serious blow to ukraine's operations in the region. however , it is unlikely that russia will be able to take advantage of any breakthroughs in the east due to a lack of the necessary equipment and personnel. even if putin is showing confidence, it seems unlikely that russia is able to complete. war on its own terms. yes, this is extremely important, but the key story is how

to get putin to stop demanding peace from us at our expense, you see, that's what the most dangerous situation: putin is regularly shelling us, putin is raising the level of aggression, they are trying to keep it at the current level only in order to tear us away from this bloody agreement on something, it will not be there, unless, of course, on the part of the united states, great britain, france and so on. very clear negotiation parameters will be set, and we understand that at one time, when putin met with president joseph biden, he offered him to divide the world, it was several years ago, accordingly, we are in ukraine we understand that there is an ongoing attempt to transform the world, there is an ongoing struggle for major geopolitical influence, yes, but the key task is to ensure that it is not at the expense of ukraine, that it is not at the expense of our state and our now the leading players will play, yes, because if putin even

agrees to certain negotiations, so that it will not be at the expense of ukraine. maybe he is interested in something in africa, maybe something in the pacific basin or in the indian ocean, but not at the expense of ukraine and our internationally recognized borders. i don't think so this is about some big geopolitical agreement in which... western leaders offer president putin concessions anywhere in the world. washington works to solve every problem, such as this war, as a separate issue. usa applies. approach to solving problems, not a broad geopolitical strategy, as the russians might imagine. for washington, it is absolutely necessary that the war ends on terms acceptable to ukraine. otherwise, president putin will continue his aggression. the next one can be moldova, followed by georgia, and possibly both countries at the same time. if putin is not stopped in

these countries, he may threaten eastern nato members such as latvia or estonia. he must be stopped by... and full stop, if he doesn't, he will simply delay his aggression militarily in the regions i mentioned, whatever geopolitical ambitions exist in the global south, whether it's president lula in brazil or president xi jinping in china, they did not change the focus of attention of the us and its allies, the main priority is to stop putin and russia in ukraine, and eventually reach a peace agreement acceptable to ukrainians. recently... public opinion polls show that while about 50% of ukrainians may support a ceasefire, more than 75% reject any ceasefire that involves handing over ukrainian territory to russia. therefore, western leaders, especially in the administration of biden and garis, will most likely support the will of the ukrainian people. president trump,

if re-elected, has said he intends to end the war before entering the... however, he may offer a deal that will require ukraine to give up territories in exchange for peace. ultimately, ukraine itself must decide on its own course. this makes it more urgent than ever to allow the ukrainian government to use longer -range weapons deep into russian territory, as this will make it more difficult for russia to launch attacks on ukrainian infrastructure and civilians. they finally appeared in zmi in august. on negotiations between russia and ukraine regarding the cessation of attacks on each other's energy infrastructure, probably mediated by qatar. i think so those talks are still ongoing, although putin may not want to appear as if he is caving in to ukrainian pressure following ukraine's invasion of kurdsk. the fact that these talks are ongoing suggests that

putin is looking for ways to de-escalate, given the high price russia is paying. even if putin... admits that he is ready to make any sacrifices. dear mr. ambassador bryza, but ukraine also has the opportunity to raise the level of escalation. extremely important strikes on military warehouses of the russian federation in the tver region demonstrated that with the help of drones we can deliver low blows to our enemy. and we understand that the level of escalation can be raised not only by the kremlin, but also by ukraine. and the kremlin least of all did not expect this and we... understand that if the drone army will practice, the ukrainian drone army, will practice military objectives on the territory of the russian federation, russians, ordinary russians, will also feel the burden of war, but putin is betting on something else , putin is betting on the destruction of our energy during the winter, on a huge scale suffering, perhaps, mass deaths and the death

of our people, for the exodus, for the exit of a large part of the citizens of ukraine from our country, and after that, in the spring, he could offer one or another thing, this is putin's plan. what worries me is that all the western capitals understand this, and accordingly, but the pace of giving us military aid is not fast enough, is not satisfactory, and accordingly, the biden administration understands that putin wants to destroy our energy, so that the winter will be tragic, the kremlin does it, delhi does it understand, in berlin and london. they also understand in paris, but at the moment we see this putin's plan, the only thing left for the ukrainian side is to maintain and possibly even exceed the level of escalation in some ways, that's how it is. we have already touched on these issues and i completely agree with the premise of your question. fear of escalation did prevent the biden administration

from authorizing the use of weapons deep into russian territory. the lack of such permission only allows and encourages putin to continue destroying the energy industry infrastructure of ukraine. it is obvious that london wants to convince washington to grant ukraine permission for more effective protection. while attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure continue, it appears that discussions are underway that could lead to an agreement whereby ukraine and russia would stop attacking each other's energy infrastructure. this could be a constructive step towards changing the momentum and direction of the conflict. in addition, ukraine's success in advancing into russian-held territory to protect its northern regions, especially around sumy changed the psychology of the conflict, from an imaginary deaf one. and to the point where ukraine is perceived as a capable and innovative state. the recent drone strike in western tver oblast, which targeted russian

ammunition, missile and cluster bomb depots, demonstrates ukraine's effectiveness in reducing russia's ability to strike ukraine with these destructive weapons, even with much less powerful drones compared to atakams missiles. and storm shadow. certainly, i expect that washington and london will eventually give permission, and once ukraine starts using these more effective weapons, i am confident that we will see a shift in the momentum of the war in ukraine's favor. here's what might make putin more willing to negotiate in good faith. dear mr. ambassador brydze, look at the president of the united states, joseph biden, he does not have much time left in office. fortunately, he is now. personally does not experience the election campaign, he does not go to pennsylvania and does not assure that he has a peace plan. the key task of the president joseph biden - to go down in history, as, i don't

know, winston churchill did at one time, when winston churchill said: "no, we will destroy hitler." i'm not idealizing churchill, but joseph biden now has a few months to make big, big, political and military decisions. of the world, that is, he can grant ukraine certain permissions and possibly increase the range of weapons, long-range weapons and aviation, that is, joseph biden can play to the end, will he go for something similar, or will he be a hostage of the democrats' election campaign? president biden is deeply convinced that ukraine should not lose this war. i would like him to state more clearly that ukraine must win this war, and you... define what that means, if pressed, i think he would say that ukraine winning the war means an end to hostilities on the terms determined by ukraine.

biden will retain full power until the inauguration of the new president on january 20, 2025 . not only does he have the right to make the decisions he thinks are right, but there is no problem with the fact that his political career will soon end. so his... main consideration is how any actions he takes to help ukraine might affect us domestic politics and the outcome of the 2024 election, although biden is definitely thinking about how his decisions might affect the odds presidential candidate harris vs. president trump, because americans tend to be more focused on other issues when it comes to electing a president, so now biden has a relatively free hand to do what he... thinks is right. with for obvious reasons, he is worried about the possibility of russia's escalation to the use of nuclear weapons. however, last year, when it became clear that president putin may be planning

to use nuclear weapons on the battlefield, biden sent cia director bill burns to moscow to warn that in such a scenario, the us would intervene militarily and destroy russian forces in ukraine. obviously, such a threat deterred putin. as far as i'm concerned, president biden left. as committed to the cause of helping ukraine as before, his hands are now much larger looser than when he was still running for president, and while russia's invasion of ukraine probably won't be a deciding factor in the us election, it could affect the outcome by a small margin, as it's expected to be a very tight election . and going back, for example, to the beginning of our conversation, when we talk about certain negotiations, i don't know the bullet there. semi-public and even public, well, we understand that, in general, similar things are included in what are called informal agreements, but we we understand that informal agreements with

putin, well, there can be no more, yes, because he made a mockery of all international agreements in which russia participated, that is, either by not fulfilling them, or simply leaving them, yes, well, we no longer we will mention the so -called budapest memorandum, but if it's still somewhere in a couple of months, maybe... maybe in six months we will see a certain freezing of the situation, a weakening of the intensity of the fighting on the front line, so we will understand that something is more likely possible happens, but someone has to be the guarantor of those agreements that may not be signed on paper, and even if they were signed on paper, what would it look like? it is too early to talk about a potential guarantor, because putin has not yet decided on... war, he continues to throw as many people as possible to the front lines to stop ukrainian bullets and bombs, but the time will come if the united states, great britain and their allies will grant

permission. on the use of long-range missiles deep into russian territory, when putin does will have to take such a step as you suggest, mr. borkovsky, everything that is written on paper like the budapest memorandum has no meaning for putin, he understands only one language, the language of the overwhelming power, therefore his armed forces must be degraded to such an extent , so that he would no longer be able to continue this war against ukraine. as we know, since the 30s. of the last century, in particular from the secret agreements between nazi germany and the soviet union, that leaders in moscow still violated agreements when it was their choice profitably. for example, despite prior agreements, stalin's plans to invade poland led to world war ii. the same applies to putin, he does not care what is written on paper. thus, first it is necessary to reduce the military potential of russia, and only after that one should think about methods

of verification of any in... verification may include a set of states, guarantors or other formal mechanisms. we successfully developed methods to verify nuclear arsenals during the cold war, so it is entirely possible to develop a similar approach, and yet, before considering a peace agreement and ways to guarantee it, the main focus should be on reducing russia's military potential. and the last question, i will formulate it briefly. and trump, is he telling the truth or not? there is a certain electoral chaos in the head, that is, he gives a lot of different signals about how he sees the conversations with putin. i don't think his default position is to tell the truth. trump always manipulates and says what comes to his mind and what he thinks will help him at this moment. he considers himself a great politician and thinks that he can somehow convince or force ukraine and russia to stop the war. however, it is unlikely that he has

a clear idea of ​​how to do this. achieve, during a recent debate with kamela harris, he was asked if he had an economic plan for the country, to which he replied that he had the concept of a plan, meaning that despite attacking kamaluri for not having an economic policy of his own, he essentially conceded , that he has no concrete plan, only concepts themselves, the same applies to him approach to russia's invasion of ukraine, he has a concept of a plan and considers himself an experienced negotiator. to find a way to end the war, but it seems that he himself does not quite understand what he really wants. the word chaos, you lived here, is very appropriate. thank you very much dear mr. ambassador bry for this brilliant analysis. on the air of the tv channel, i want to remind our tv viewers that matthew bryza, former adviser to the secretary of state of the united states, ex-director for european and eurasian affairs, in the us national security council, was currently working for them. there are discounts for september

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