of the why there is a new tall tail being told around washington now, and it's unlike anything you've heard before of the us. i said that's recent concerns about a national security threat, highlighted by a congress man related to ross as a last desire to deploy nuclear weapons in space. not your response, big for a 1000000 spokesperson highlighted, a strange cool incident. as the outline there's claims come on the heels of a $60000000000.00 us a package for you trade midwife, the white house that i've any connection between the thread and the new a bill for how much i can share about the specific nature of the threat i can confirm that it is related to an anti satellite capability that rushes developing president biden has been kept fully informed and regularly informed by his national security team, including today. this is directed a series of initial actions, including additional readings to congressional leaders,

direct diplomatic engagement with russia, with our allies and our partners as well, and with other countries around the world to have interest state. intelligence community has serious concerns about a, about a broad di classification of this intelligence. let's break this timeline down for contacts the also the republican i'm the housing halogens committee, my turn to warrant of a national security threat that the western media fighting so called unnamed source that immediately linked it to russia. that lake of the white house confirmed monitoring rock as opposed to the different anti satellite capability, but course and that it's not a substantial threat to the safety of americans. so who is mike toyota? and what's he been not to try to lead us house of representatives delegation on a visit to you created last week during the tour of key. and he assured the president's the landscape a just some minor details need to be handled in america. and then the caution arms

will be freed in support for your trade will resume. as we are aware, of course, that the senate is taking action right now to begin to move another piece of legislation that hopefully can resolve this. these are largely procedural and not substantive debates that are occurring in congress. there's overwhelming support in the house of representatives and in the senate for support for ukraine. we certainly look forward to this legislative process being resolved at now to portland, where our local farmers have taken to the streets, demanding europe. european officials holes under control import from ukraine to their country that protest as gathered in the rock low. i mean west and poland, around 500 of the cultural vehicles report that lead to this city centers. and according to a local media farm, as the tax, the regional office of the european commission, and through ags of it's beside. now this comes, i made a chain of protests which claimed she's in 4th grade. are on the cutting european

grover's, the and now over to ron, where tories in industries booming and that's according to the countries minister of cultural heritage. i met the backdrop of the largest event in the industry, the 17th to ron international tourism exhibition. the article were spent on use of july li has attended the events in telling us more from these the, for the program. in both the rich tapestry of diverse ethnic groups, the persians, arabs, kurtz, and better cheese each have their own distinct traditions, languages, a tire, and polk music at the international tourism exhibit visitors from all corners of the cultural mosaic have come together to showcase their unique heritage at the on tap tours and treasures of their regions or seeking on the use problems and the city of rushed is known as the city of food creativity. and this title has been

given to the city by unesco. we have more than $300.00 types of indigenous foods regarding goes towards the fractions. it's also a popular 1st flush of greenland. this exhibition can help this tourism in different parts of the country. you can also lead to stronger national convergence between various a rating and that's business days. we can see people from different parts of iran attending the experts and this represents the collided. skype is f mississippi's in all countries. surprised. 6 rivers for season. this figures falls short of expectations on investment, and it was for some sort the restrictions have discouraged international businesses from invest, thinking of on leaving the tourism industry heavily under invested. here are the exemption guests from china, russia, brazil,

and malaysia. i'm and other countries seek to explore investment prospect anyone's tours as well as you know, of course, is essential. not fact. it's our country is, you know, q, what do we some, the assumptions. i didn't have any time. there is a lot of countries that rush out to is another such as and many countries are coming under assumptions about it. we need to close these kind of a politic store. our countries in order to facilitate, defy the conditions in order to the people come in here to invest and the case. so if we done, of course, this is a great country funding best. they have a lot of potential to be going to be quite a few. we see that a good opportunity for our country is uh and uh we will uh, met the tourist from uh around in the russia and uh on wilmot will met the taurus uh, from russian. and uh, i see that uh sorry, since getting stuff uh, upgrade with our account present, got the ration that was our kansas sanchez hubble so negatively affected. it was

image globally putting golf for and travelers, especially europeans. there. one has now waived visa requirements for citizens of 28 nations across the globe to stimulate the visitor flow. and officials optimistic that the measure will lead to us part in for an arrivals. if one has already implemented a similar initiative with wash out, the 2 waves of free agreements means groups of up to 50 tourist can travel between the countries for up to 15 days. at the exhibition a special section has been dedicated to exhibitors from the russian city of cousin to showcase its stores and potential cause that can do that instead of seeing you and do you need this. the nation for design is to travel for a holiday for vacation. the point is that the house of our population, in fact, that's them, desktop status, and they confess you slum. and the other calls data shows and they confess christianity and workforce. we've measures work for live single reason our requirements are chosen for remedies, tourism industry, in order to offset into partnership such as you organizer. so this exhibits

inside the industry pulls the potential to generate a substantial $25000000000.00 annually. but only if everyone can successfully navigate the challenges imposed by the existing sanctions. usability are 2 different. what are 2 just companies where you can get for the details of all stories? we're following this our, i'll see you against the or the

the fucking luggage. your interview with tucker carlson has already reached a 1000000000 views. there has been many different positive reactions, particularly it is clear what the reactions have been like from western leaders. the british prime minister and the german chancellor called the interview that your quote, mediately ridiculous and absurd attempt to explain the reasons for the start of the special military operation and justify it. not the threat of a nato attack on russia. what do you think about such assessments by federal

official storing you? first of all, it's good that wisdom leaders are watching and listening to what i see is today. for some reason, we are unable to hold direct dialogue. then we should be grateful to mr. carlson that we can do so through him as an intermediary. but it's a bad wisdom lead us cheat and distort what i say. why? i didn't say anything like that. i did not save at the start of our special military operation, and ukraine is connected to the threat of a need to attack on russia is, or where is this? in my interview, there is a recording with them show exactly where i said this, which i was talking about something else. the fact that we were constantly deceived in connection with nato is known expansion to the east. by the way, this was said primarily by the nato secretary general, and he was a representative of germany. he said, not an inch to the east, and then we saw 5 extension scenario. it was a complete disruption. we of course, were and are concerned about the possibility of ukraine being thrown into nato

since this threatens our security statement. that's what i said. but the media trigger was the complete refusal of current ukrainian authorities to implement the minsk agreements and in the ongoing attack with numerous casualties on the don't boss republics, the lou against the people's republic and the donates people's republic. we did not recognize these republics for 8 years, but they ultimately turn to us requesting recognition as they faced slim prospects of resolving issues within the framework of the minsk agreements. we recognize them then made an agreement with them known as the friendship and mutual assistance treaty. we fulfilled our obligations under this agreement in accordance with the un charter. as i said, we did not start the war. we are only trying to end it. at the 1st stage, we tried to do this through peaceful means with the help of the men's degree, and it's just just as it turned out later,

we were fooled here too. because both the former german chancellor and the former french president admitted and publicly stated that they had no intention of implementing these agreements. they was simply stalling for time to pump up the ukrainian regime with additional weapons which they successfully did. the only thing we can regret is that we did not act earlier believing that we were dealing with decent people to exposure kind of some of it's chris to mr. carlson, was already facing criticism before the interview took place. now he is being blamed for allegedly asking to few tough questions. allegedly he was too soft with you and you were very comfortable with him. but what you, what do you think he did you pressure the american journalist with your authority that he knew who i need to costco? to see i've done lyft of westcott wilson. i think the missed the call center of yours is a dangerous person. when i say yours, i mean that he is a representative of your profession. journalism that i'm going to be honest. i

thought that he wouldn't behave aggressively and ask these so called the question is, i was not only ready for this. i wanted it because it would give me an opportunity to respond to sharply, which in my opinion, would give a certain specificity to our entire conversation. but he chose a different tactic. he tried to interrupt me several times, but surprisingly for a weston journalist, he turned out to be punching on and listening to my link, the monitor, especially those related to history. and he didn't give me a reason to do when i was ready for. so frankly speaking, i did not fully enjoy this interview, but he strictly followed his plan and he fulfilled his plan. it's not for me to judge how meaningful it was in the end. it's just the view as listeners may be read as of the receive material. they must draw their own conclusions about fucked up right after this interview. there were calls to sanction tucker carlson. and in general, there were talks that he might be arrested still. would that even be possible?

most of us who are the same as the most essential seducer, as long as it isn't present and almost no one knows what he's close. ones remember he that's it. but it is a feature of social consciousness. the news gets forgotten the reception, at least this orange was accused of giving away state secrets. no problem, but it's hard to pin such as nations on mister coffin, because he didn't touch upon any secret. nevertheless, probably everything is possible in today's united states. for mister coffin's point of view, this would be said, i don't envy him, but it's his choice. he knew what he was getting into the media, but from the point of view of making people around the world realize what a modern, liberal democratic dictatorship is, which is vividly represented by united states current ruling class. it would probably be a good thing. they would then show their true faces for just

a minute. it's cut off and cut off the full screen view with the customers to just to dispel some doubts on mr. carlson said after the interview, you had another conversation to interview. now everyone is wondering what that conversation was about or new orleans, and if the he went through his plan, as i've already said in that seat, i didn't go beyond this plan. there was some other topics, for example, that i thought were important to talk about. but i didn't throw in additional topics that the journalist did not raise in his conversation with me. and therefore, the question of the demon ization of russia, connected, say to interest nick, incidents like the jewish people, groans in the russian empire. of course, they should have come up during the official part of the interview. but one of the topics that he and i talked about when the cameras were turned off is exactly what the secretary of state of the united states was talking about. mister blinking has

talked about this several times, that his relatives, his great grandfather, fled russia from jewish pilgrims and in different countries of the world in europe, in the states. this topic is brought up constantly. i repeat, it is brought up with the aim of demonizing, russia to show what barbarians scoundrels and robbers live here. in fact, if you look at what the current secretary of state said, you were and look not at political slogans, but at the essence of the problems that were occurring then much of this becomes clear. for example, in our archives, we have this, mr. blinking is great, grandfather did leave the russian empire. he was born somewhere in the pole top of province and then lived in keith and left the city. the question arises, what does mister blinking believe the keys and the surrounding areas are native russian territories? second, if he says that his great grandfather escaped russia from jewish pilgrims,

then i want to emphasize this. he believes that there was no ukraine in 19 o 4 because in 19 o 4, mister blinking is great, great grandfather left key for the united states. this means that there was no ukraine there. if he says that he fled for russia. apparently mister blinking is our man. it's a pity that he makes such a public statements. this can lead to failure to think of themselves and then would immediately comes to mind here is that just the other day, the german, the media published articles that the grandfather of the current german foreign minister and elaine of fairbanks. yeah, it was an ardent nazi and now taking into account everything that has been happening in relations between our countries in recent years. and i mean, it turns out that perhaps at some genetic level, the most of national socialism is being spread in this country are more of a new new the for me, this is one of the sub types of extreme nationalism. by the way, i want to go back to the topic of the rooms as something has come to my mind now.

they mainly to place in the south south west of the russian empire on the territory of more than ukraine. mister blinking and sister left in 19 for the 1st method programming, keith happened in 19 o 5. so his great grandfather or great great grandfather could only find out about this either from the newspaper or from information that came from kias at that time . and so in principle, these massive events, negative ones began at the start of the 19th century, i think in 1920 in 1921 the 1st semester program to place. of course, these crimes took place in odessa. they didn't really total. and she told me, in other cities that belong to modern day ukraine and bella, ruth, they were a couple of incidents of this kind inside be, are you? but the 1st was associated with the murder of the greek patriarch in constantinople . back then, the greeks who lived there believed that the jews were somehow involved in the

assassination attempt on the patriarch. but this is not important to you. what is important is that the resistance squads, which consisted of jewish and russian youth, oppose the pilgrims. the government, including those honest one, gave a aubrey at assessments and tried to prevent these tragic events, including with the help of the army. but i repeat again, this is a separate topic. and as for nationalism, naziism and fascism, i'll tell you perhaps, strange things. first of all is on a lena bear, belk herself represents the green party. many representatives of this part of the european political spectrum are speculating on and inciting people's fears surrounding events that may occur in the world due to climate change. sure. and then they pursue their own political line, which is far from what they came to power with. this is what is happening in germany. now, let's say the use of coal for energy generation has increased,

more so than in russia. so where is this green agenda? secondly, people like the german foreign minister are of course hostile to our country, to russia. but in my opinion, she is also hostile to her own country. because it is difficult to imagine that a politician of such rank would treat the economic interests of their own country and people with such a 15. i won't go into details now, but in practice this is exactly what is happening. and we see it tell you what the next part of what i want to say. it may sound dissonant with what i just said. i do not believe that today's generations of germans should bear the full political responsibility for everything that nazi germany did. it is impossible to shift responsibility for what hitler and his minions did onto the people of today and not only in germany, but also in other parts of the world, europe and so on. i think that would be unfair, slapping such

a label on the entire german population is a dishonest position. this is an abuse of what the peoples of the soviet union suffered. it seems to me that this is dishonorable sticky and there's no point pleasant. i feel so we must proceed by facing the realities of the day and look at who is actually doing what and what policies are being pursued. shut off in my opinion. and in many countries, even in those in which it would seem, this should not sound as a political lake. my teeth is, does some kind of perceived exclusivity of some people's over others kind of choosing will listen. this is how not managed. therefore, if this is so widespread, we should also put you in any case, think about building this anti fascists, anti nazi propaganda, and work at a global level. this should not be done at some sort of state level. this will only be effective if it is done on the level of public consciousness and public

initiative. it doesn't matter which country this happens either. what you're saying is, if i'm feeling very if i'm inside perfect european union as a whole, has practically begun panicking at the possible return of donald trump as the us president. and trump's recent statements have generally discouraged european leaders or they do not hide it. she trump said the us should only protect europe and countries if they can pay for it and what, why has this kind of a relationship developed between europe? it's leaders and donald trump. trump project. trump has always been labeled as a non systemic politician. he has his own views on how the united states should develop relations with its allies, the tensions with their before his to take the withdrawal of the united states from the kyoto environmental agreements to attentions existed in 2. but the venue as president decided that washington would withdraw from these agreements,

despite the attractiveness of the environmental agenda, because he believed that this was harmful to the american economy. that's it. no matter how the european leaders cursed him, he did it or yes, it was adjusted later at the most of the video. how is trumps position different time in this sense? basically, it's not the only way he wanted to force the europeans to increase in defense spending or as he said, let them pay for their protection for opening the nuclear umbrella over their heads and so on. i don't know. let them figure it out themselves. it's, they have problems. there is probably some logic in this, from his point of view, from the point of view of the europeans, there is no logic. and they would like the united states to continue to carry out the same functions that have developed since the formation of nature for the free of charge. that's their business. i believe that nato is no longer needed at all. there is no point except for it being an instrument of us foreign policy. if the us

believes it does not need this to, that is its decision. why distortion, pretty good against us out by the current us president biden is giving more and more reasons for the whole world to discuss the state of his health. this is the president of one of the largest nuclear countries. i'm amazing. at the same time, we all see the concerning footage on a daily basis on the diet. that's what do you think when you see and hear all this? yeah, i think that the domestic election race is gaining momentum in the united states is taking on more and more acute forms. and it is incorrect in my opinion, for us to interfere in these process missing. when i met with by didn't in switzerland 3 years ago, they were already saying that he wasn't confident. i didn't see anything of the sort. well, yes, he picked that his papers and to be honest, i think the mind there was nothing wrong with that effect that somewhere while getting out of a helicopter bumped his head. so what?

who among us hasn't hit their head on a helicopter? let them cast the 1st stone. i am not a doctor and do not consider myself to have the right to give any comments on this matter. we should not look at this, we should look at the political position. i believe that the position of the current administration is extremely harmful and erroneous. excellent, and i told the president biden, this at one point, not the problem a question that was raised 4 years ago and is now becoming relevant again, who is better for us fighting, or trump by finding he has more experienced, predictable, and an old school politician. but we will work with any us neither who the american people have confidence in curriculum. that's no trouble. and i wanted to get back to your interview with tucker carlson. do we remember the statements made by the current leaders of germany and the u. k. a but the one you mentioned in your interview with mister carlson was boris johnson's email. it was, he who according to mister error,

how many is confession bordered key of not to negotiate with moscow but to fight. now, if key of authorities had not, then listen to this, let's call it advice. how could events have developed further responding? will mr. other, how may i answer that question himself? what's the footage? we didn't force these words. he said what he thought why he did that. i don't know he's a frank person, i guess. but he also said that if we had fully implemented the symbol agreements, the war would have stopped a year and a half ago. he said so well, watching the interview with mister carlson. it seems to me that it is necessary to single tediously show the interview with mister of amelia. or why did the west state disposition that are you? i'm talking specifically about the width and the bubble. the us, since former prime minister johnson could not come on his own initiative without consulting washington on the matter. surely such consultations not only took place,

but i think that he simply went on a business trip at the expense of the american administration. you paid him travel allowances for this. so there he laid out the position that it is necessary to fight russia to the last ukrainian and inflict a strategic defeat upon russia. that part was in brackets, of course. apparently, they were counting on such a result. but as i told mister kaufman and i can repeat it to you, if they see that this is not working, maybe that means adjustments need to be made. but this is now a question of the art of politics. because politics, as we know, is the art of compromise, the, the, the on march, the 22nd 1943, doing the great petri, i'll take the shirts and

a bunch of fatality and 118 son down the better receiving village of cutting the ship but the person, if i did the wish to be loaded in the fitness center. yes. so this one, most of the rooms to pony it to you. $149.00 people died, including $75.00 children of age was practically wiped off the face of the law. new blue loves are a little bit live arching could of charlie was you know, just where you put it as follows. oh, shoot, was hard really. i really usually its own you feeling, you know? so the infamous battalion responsible for the atrocity, it included over $100.00 ukranian nationalist from west the new price of the 2000. we just split the price of the c a. but, okay, and so far as the new e, phone, the, so a lot of those to you just for assuming, you know, with them us casa,

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