exit those who oppose scottish independence those who oppose donald trump say you and your government are involved in hybrid warfare which is why we have break city which is why trump is the president the united states why whoever wins the general election on the day somehow your country will have been involved. it is pure speculation. in the 1st place we cannot influence even from a distance or he's here 70 and millions of people who are determined themselves how to leave and what to do in the future i had already a chance to analyze so that during. 2 weeks i'm here but actually there are some probably about are 2 schools of thinking as i understand one believe that it will be a prosperity it will be a flourishing of the contraflow should go frequent i mean the other school thinking that it will be a decline in national economics it will be a crisis or

a couple of years and no money to spend for the government who is right we can only guess and what's going to happen in a couple of years in this country it is also interesting even for us can you understand why elites in this country would seek to find a and they need to blame the instability huge is the kind of outline that it is the easiest way out from internal discussions it is much more difficult for political parties to provide programs in the comics in domestic affairs in politics the best of politics national house and the others because these programs programs will look at the like and people do not differ of these parties from the hotel or what were the days of the spotted what they saw the other party and so on it is but that this much easier to get to launch accuse the against of some outside

forces in this case this is russia of course. we have seen these in the recent days i will see is that even 10 days ago even that we could go. and just papers abstained from these involvement of russian. object don't debates about it however in recent days we have seen new ideas go to accuse us instead but at the expense so on really when i am reading that these articles so they are funny because i think it is fair to say and i think it's true you need to it is just pure invention it's a fake it is just a i will see you wouldn't. want to call it. it's a kind of a provocation just to protect attention well those on the right some people go to the extreme right the buckley brothers telegraph said jeremy globin is national health service documents somehow the release of that was facilitated by your

government and on the liberal left russian oligarchs albeit some who actually wanted russia are accused of aiding boris johnson. both has nothing to do with reality as a president the 1st war so that president trump has problems publicly when he has come to london was that he'd do it he's not involved and you know domestic affairs or especially want to help matters. but then the other side that we. were here at these names or for russian people who are involved the end of the story kind of financing the quest really sort of easy to release the report yes but these names are not known at the world in our in moscow or believe me and these are these people a british citizen if a citizen a british citizen originated from india will get out of will you know for

a friend in chicago or these so that political party doesn't make it big scandal or not really one of the one of the ledge to do it is the wife of the form of the russian minister. do not want to get to go into these details which is quite a way for years of war perhaps he had 3 wife or you know. the president whose ministry i have no idea and it does not mean he sings. let's listen finish it up and this does not the russian government it is it is not our work idea it is not our case of just a person government to talk of this is strange you mention 300 years but strangely live in this residence when there are pictures of winston churchill and celebrations of the alliance between moscow and london and now what we're talking about is your attempts to. attack this country. it is really strange because similar pictures we've been sure of so i have seen it

together with stalin or they have seen is there isn't a school for u.k. and best in moscow and it is only proves that we have a bit of a long relationship between out of countries and the people and the sudden they do some seasonals some day the scandals cannot affect in the long term this relationship because of the key issue of that links with 2 people russia or stand by our soviet union the. russian federation and the united kingdom they are stronger there and these sensational influence us because they have been big changes britain and russia on the same side of iran i understand you helped negotiate but the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which was the british government have long supported. your again on the british side on washington's

decision to rip it up and destroy that treaty well yes 40 years ago i was part of the team that negotiated one of the very 1st years that has brought the time to play into that relationship it's a dangerous sport into a european history and this was i n f it was. it's short i would say. agreement it. is a. lot. of contribution into the current current current war because it has diminished the threat and each year that it ceased to exist. we suggested a very simple think we suggested a moratorium or the deployment of any kind of. into intermediate range missiles in the europe and my preparation which and he has sent a letter to this and to the presidents or if you were put through to the united

states as well to you kate leaders and their response was meager it was say that as opposed to these extremely important matter is bigger when the president micronor has mentioned that we have to think about that we have to discuss to negotiate on these but we still hope that leaders will be reasonable at some point in time we will get another important agreement which will reduce threat of the continuation of a disability ation of emerging out of stories continued kind of stories you know the argument from london probably is that you will treaty the treaty that may have indeed saved this planet from nuclear destruction did not adequately address beijing another of the enemies as cool name did the need to summit this week. what is the argument exactly it was as you mentioned china and bridging but it's

a very special country a very special developments over its own. i can not go at the moment into the details but it conducts its own poll this year and in these i and i if we have an equalization of forces between. former soviet union and the united states this was by a little thing one can not easily they say by little agreements into multilateral that are little or what they would have us it has started to go we as we said all of the united states from a.b.m. treaty a.b.m. treaty into police tick missile treaty that was a cornerstone of disarmament nuclear disarmament and since that united states continue into this lying or little work from the new it reaches it means that at some point we reached a certain stability in the level of threat from both sides and all of these

stability or flavor or threat from both sides. will be able to but then we have got elements which is literal and it means that it has become and the world has become less predictable that the threat has started to grow and we need some new means to deal with that when you understand the significance of that nuclear treaty do you think that the british media scene does because there hasn't been a great deal of this on the fact that the i.n.f. treaty which you say is so important for world peace has been destroyed. focusing only on our stance about waylaid by russia in the street but this is not the case we perfectly aware of the fact that by the time of the rubble from by and they've united states has already prepared at least 4 different systems of

intermediate range that i keep. having a nuclear warhead and that's all just be there more from the russian ambassador to london after this break.

the world is driven by a dream shaped by the curse of those great. new dares thinks. we dare to ask. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell practical food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the teams most of the conflict i

would say over balls around money and most of them money is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about your so you don't care mind anything. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more so more want to. have to go right to the press was like before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. there's sydney. australia special it's something we can benefit it's

a relative. yeah but to get us a little bit off wish. you thought the whole doping can russia think was over forget it. started out through a couple of pressure we have the most real some of the models and that is the. russian athletes eligibility for the international competition says that state this includes events like the tokyo olympics and the fee for world cup and qatar if i am in the early as last. year when you come when you know they'll just as it was 4 years ago in moscow anti-doping clavius at the center of the scandal so who tampered with the doping samples database and what does greegor you want you guys have to do with it and yet she still has walked off the ball doesn't mean it doesn't. mean that he's the push on that was just book deal ship like experimental sometimes a little bit suitable she did in his notebook. welcome

back i'm still with about john drake and the media in this country most of it still images that you or interfering in this country you're involved in the bridge warfare will do c.e.o. role is countering disinformation. in this country there have been revelations about british foreign office funded initiatives like the integrity initiative with journalists linked to the journalists who work at the b.b.c. and other outlets in this country will be countering disinformation. or we are threatening but we are not so mike here i will say you know we did have certain at them to define what is a hybrid war facebook advertisement paid by russian troop foams about literal forms and no that is not correct. we need to countries

with the border that is leading us to lead to this is nato research council or not it runs with right to define together what is it hybrid to war and we have so many different opinions from different the best us believe me so it is impossible to for the moment to come to a conclusion that has a certain notion of hybrid war but what it is it's a big question because in this world or woman accused in this cyber space when accused anyone ever would do anything. ok but how do you actually intend to operate in this country given so many diplomats perhaps unprecedented numbers have been thrown out of this country let alone what happened in the united states the russian consulates and russian embassy that seem a little we expelled a similar number of diplomats from the u.k. embassy in moscow in the united states and this and that we are in

a similar situation and we discussed this issue with british embassy in moscow a letter but it's. and we agreed with him that our privatized is to establish water or the embassy on both ends and we continue to talk about that as these talks are very tough and very difficult between our me stories and between our embassies it involves other institutions but we are working to establish a moral functioning over both ambushes both in moscow and here in the world because some of the expulsions are to do with perceived violations of international rules by russia by nato countries but it was specifically in this country it was the script incident is the russian line the same that you still don't know where yulia screwball is a russian citizen even though it seems the reuters news agency was able to look into the. air we don't often have as many people as such your forces or they're

saying just agency but even i haven't heard about that they did locate it he was eps for the interview they did the last known interview on t.v. with the alias group arabs perhaps. we are going to defend her as a russian citizen no doubt about the steel of the whole case does not move at all we have no single piece of information that the what has happened a year ago do you think it'll help there's a new ambassador in town. absent you government the new prime minister that has been the head of this election. there's still has been no movement whatsoever on the screwball case or i don't have a major coup or are told to do that before a new government will come what we have asked would have sent about 80 different letters and notes to british government asking them for the new information but my think it'll do you think when there's been

a german diplomatic spat of diplomats being thrown out are you prepared for diplomats being there now droom your embassy here in the near future because something else turns up in the british media and you know in the history of diplomatic relationships it happens from time to time and even if you build stuff from earlier years of doing just century let's take it to 1927 the 1st publication has a curator but it is going to decide at the door of every troop cut off relations ship it lasted for 3 years abroad then it has come to terms of these waves are coming and going you can. be sure to both that totally but how can there be any lasting trade in business relations between britain and russia if there is this continual into bits and. hostility and. i think between you 2 countries i can assure you of that great and business relationship continued

to a very good last week we have here a brief british russian economic forum's and we each has a threat that the boat serves and people i have eaten at this particular residence 250 guests for the unique reception instead of a 100 that has been promised and i can assure you of that business is for i think it's raise the rate a lot in the last 2 years to continue to grow and some companies some of that is shooters company express british but there wouldn't be. and the others as they if you think they're good in conditions there was are they working towards that are sort of they're doing a business and it's not just the quality of the log because of goods sanctions are a part of the relationship between the 2 nations and russia and presumably it came up at the reception in the business people speaking to you when they feel full of

3rd party sanctions now being threatened by the united states with companies trading with russia we're leaving under threat or from your sanctions for a number of years but the more sanctions are being implemented against russia the stronger russia is becoming and we are finding different means and ways to leave independently from economists or because countries like the united states . how to deal i would own pillow but albums just. getting out or for the influence of the dollar and other instruments that we have disposable for united states and european union and you see that i would equate them ease and i would steadily growing the one that make the city of london oppose you if you have plans for removing the federal reserve is the ice national guard. so this is a very interesting guy the girls we had to rank to understand or there's at least

mean and it's also that other use european a cancerous little wink or gold that is sort of for all malone done so we are not we're not alone. doing doing probably doing that there is because of history of. secret operation i do believe dealing with it was gold and that's fine so i cannot say i look at this all of the gold little scar growth is a legend of course but there is one point in it it is many as well as gold is that if using the dow took to give back to the government over any. which is a very bad example and i think that some cancerous really are or were they become more cautious about having a lot of them as. safe or bank or so because britain prides itself on its standing up for the rule of law despite would you say about the gold of the bank of england being being kept behind but ironically while the foreign office may we're

told visas we're diplomats and so forth russia is opening up their visa system and to make it easier for people around the world to visit russia will british people be able to visit russia easier than the current situation with the complicated and quite expensive visa situation it's a good question or of course i think that british people are will not benefit from that because we have no agreements with the united kingdom on facilitating a visa over here for or at many occasions are we suggested for your kid government to start talks about a visa liberalization for a businessman or tourists students scientists professor and then a comic or 2 of the governmental people to departments around but we did not receive reports at the 1st because you're going to make it easier for people from the european union from china from korea from japan

a $50.00 visa or is rumored but nothing for people from this country. i'd like to do that but we need to. pause it if. you need to for tango do you think also that the continuing room is ahead of the as the election will continue right up to polling day that somehow this is a russian election like on many u.s. television networks the trump election was a russian election. are there are 2 different situations. in the united states the president thinks that he's a serious effect their own internal fight a bit to be a republican and democrats so they are using it in a very way just to get benefits for might and i think that since their forces or with the euro. does not differ a bit or much eat it can play somewhat over the incident on friday in the u.k.

it's situation is different you do not. believe do not believe. eat we view or for having the decisive factor to talk it is a speculation is it is just a means to addict attention. ok well you've just been appointed ambassador here and there was an atrocity on london bridge even the need to is talking about china and russia being enemies all around the world the threat of terrorism was seen as a global threat what about security cooperation between russia and britain your embassy here and the 4 surfaces over threats to the safety of your this country. before the crisis we have had. the necessary communication alliance wiese u.k. it was a long time to fight against crime terrorism. in terms of this is important

i think that there were attempts to do what he stabilization of these lines from both sides and i think that in a good spirit we are going to bring you these communication 16 we are important for security and of course i'd like the west again express our condolences to the victims of the breach and just on the on the prominence of these terrorists some of them have been seem to have come in the aftermath of the british war in libya because britain has been bombing syria do you think russia will have a lot of intelligence that they can share with the british government on the terror threat here because of course just said britain should take back isis terrorists in syria i think that we have plenty of information about terrorism in the world and especially about terrorists that are active here in europe and moscow will be prepared to share this information those who are weeding through exchange of these

very important side i know that those has already there done even if nato countries and their they have a no. because of the nature affiliation of right well france has been criticized in the british media for making. these overtures. i don't know what the name's clear but also whatever it is because there's still a not so important as a general desire to get into this important matter and we hope that. sooner or later we'll show the desire to do the same about thank you thank you for that simple this special edition of going on the ground from the russian ambassadors residence in london see you on monday when we speak to the former deputy prime minister who's campaigning for justice for julian a son of wiki leaks. in

his community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids ask and as a parent. i can come up with an argument there's a lot of conflict in the games between the 2 most of the conflicts i would say. and most of that money is made. one on each other. each other is good because the state of california alone makes 6000000000 dollars a year of prison complex just to get some 20 a life where. you don't care. anything. nato the defensive alliance that has shaken several countries it's the union of the supposedly like minded the culture agree on what the main threats of if they appear

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