let's not let our allies down. let's strengthen our armed forces. let's keep an eye on our allies and neighbors such as ukraine and taiwan, he will need it too. our help. we can't let putin get away with everything. we need to be strong and not tremble. every time he decides to take a step, he will allow the white house, without bureaucracy, to increase the volume of military assistance to kiev in the shortest possible time. in addition, strange eastern europe will be able to quickly receive new weapons instead of a soviet tank by plane from the air defense system that they send to the armed forces following the example of slovakia, the czech republic, if we lose, not only ukraine will lose, but the whole world, and britain and other countries are also at the forefront here as before. a ukrainian soldier proudly displays one of the british anti-tank systems, mostly still soviet weapons. to destroy russian

tanks, we need this weapon for our freedom, for our victory, we need this weapon. and when we have a lot of such weapons, the war will end in these positions. you have enough western weapons on these. yes on these small ones, the american lend list includes tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, self-propelled artillery mounts, multiple launch rocket systems, fourth -generation fighters. that's all, the united states intends to supply ukraine until 2023, kiev will have to pay for the supplies, but sometime later, pentagon chief austin argues that it is even more important now to provide the most important long-range air defense systems s-300. it was a long range. we need not only to get weapons there quickly, but also to deliver the right types of weapons as much as possible. long-range weapons will be important and therefore. we are trying to supply them with these

weapons. as quickly as possible. i think you know, it was the president who signed the $800 million relief order thursday. i already on saturday were delivered the first howitzers. this is exactly the speed at which we are working, and we urge our allies and partners to work with us to move as quickly as possible with the us administration running out of money for ukraine . says that out of 800 million only 250 left, biden asks congress for another 33 billion dollars to support ukraine, 20 of them for military assistance, 8.5 for economic and three for humanitarian priorities of the american president disney to everyone except the americans themselves, who refuse to believe putin's price increase. the president, biden, officially banned the import of russian oil and gas through the ports, his own words, the defense of freedom

has its price. i quit my job as a courier because i realized that i drive a car all the time. and now i do it. just can't for someone high gas prices means being fired from their job for their engine. i paid for a full tank of gas for $30. now it's worth 70 so i just quit my job a very important move by the united states and i'm grateful for it to the american people and to president biden personally. i hope congress will quickly support this request for assistance to our state president biden. he quite rightly said that this step is not cheap, but the negative consequences for the whole world from russian aggression against ukraine and against democracy. so massive that, by comparison, it is the support of the united states that is needed together. we can definitely stop russian aggression and reliably protect freedom in europe freedom in europe

of the american state of west virginia indiana will reactivate the m113 armored personnel carriers. they were already used in vietnam already, allegedly received the first batch. almost hundreds of american towed 155 mm m-77 howitzers have already landed in ukraine with a firing range of up to 30 km. the pentagon officially confirmed delivery of more than 45 american howitzers to ukraine , and the first batch of ukrainian soldiers has already been trained. how to use heavy artillery? these are fresh shots of howitzers being sent from california to the polish airport, 90 km from the ukrainian border. now they are unloading six more of these howitzers 777 from australia, at the request of kiev, kandera sent to the batch of weapons worth 19 million dollars.

by refusing to supply weapons, bulgaria eventually agreed to provide its port for the export and repair of ukrainian military equipment in poland a spanish naval ship on it at once has 200 tons of weapons and equipment for ukraine, this can be compared at once with three cargo planes from the united states . artyom produces rockets here. the russian federation is a country with which there is no need to talk about something there, to talk there, somehow you need to be as cruel as possible. i don’t even speak harshly, but cruelly to remove it from human civilization

block her ability to trade to sell oil there. you find all these loopholes and so on, that is, a country that is demonstrative at the time of the visit of the head. the un is bombing the center of the capital, where this head is the secretary general, he decided the day before, the husband who was visiting kiev had to defend himself not from a rocket from ukrainian and western propagandists. mister. secretary. could you tell us more about the general principles that we agreed on with putin during our meeting in moscow a few days ago, and also that he will do if the russian federation violates these general principles. madam what do you want do you want people to be saved or do you want me to say something that creates risks and can become an obstacle, for this i work, with only one goal not to shine. in the media, i intend to be very boring for the media because the only way to

ensure the salvation of people. it's going to be pretty boring for the media, because we have enough difficulties ourselves. how our tankers and artillerymen destroy strongholds of the armed forces and warehouses with ammunition handed over to kiev, western media daily talk about the dead mercenaries who came to ukraine to fight the russians. dearly loved by his family, former soldier scott sibley became the first briton to die in this war confirmed that a briton was killed in ukraine another briton is missing. not the first nor the second and probably not even the tenth, this one victim they admitted, please know, it's like

simonov had so much he wanted his wine to pity these uh british danish americans, confirmed the mercenaries who came to ukraine there is no point for one simple reason, if you simplify everything thoroughly and look at what is happening, then all the weapons are all mercenaries, they are ultimately aimed at the destruction of the russian people of the russian people in the donbass of the russian people in kharkov of the russian people in kherson russian people in kiev after all, because the main victim is the main victim. this is what is happening is the civilian population, which is coming with these very weapons. and you're on a help country for kiev is being killed, you understand, because if we remember, what happened all these attacks on civilian targets by ukrainians, as you know, our military has repeatedly said that it is worth taking only a settlement. here they are, hail strikes immediately arrive without a single time. they don’t hit the troops, but who they hit, well, mr. fury, the day before, very popularly explained all these tactics, these are our ukrainian cities, what we want to do, we want

to kill people. we want to destroy. this is our private matter. here it is, in fact, the approach. here the question is, military analysts have recently been talking a lot about how important it is, what weapons are supplied, how modern they are, how perfect they are. the question is not in this, of course. everything is a weapon, the russian army. army denerel lnr. in the end it's only a matter of price that can destroy it, and the price is going up because it's a matter of human lives that the american government, the british government is now taking away. well, about kiev, who, as we hear, are going to remove russia from civilization here in general, there is no need to talk about this question of price. this is the most important thing, what we are talking about, we can now talk, because you understand, those who play in the pacifism of peacemaking and begin to talk. well, let's just look at what happened the day before in ukraine, you see a very beautiful demolition of the monument. pushkin again from the monument to gorky. you see how the names of the heroes of the great patriotic war are torn off the monument in

rivne here more frankly. understand to make already impossible there is a question. and you are going to agree on something here. you are going to reach some agreements with them and find some ground and there is no common language, everything is absolutely, thoroughly simple and clear, you must achieve the goals that you set before the operation. to do this, you need to use absolutely all the resources, do not be afraid to offend someone, or what? does anyone understand something? the only thing people don't understand right now. why until now in the decision-making center in the same kiev, this one has not been destroyed. unfortunately, every god day i hear, because they are not in kiev well, maybe , i don't know again. i always say the decision is made at the top, but nevertheless, you see, the question is one way or another we will be forced. that's how i'll put the question. no need to be under illusions. we will be forced to complete this operation. you know in 1941 , probably, no one imagined either. but

to what extent how will the war go? if, according to the first memoirs of people in the summer of the forty-first year, it seemed to everyone that this could end quickly, but it turned out the way it did. and when we look today at what european american canadian politicians are saying here. thank you for your great frankness. they frankly voice their plans for us for 10 years. of course, by the way, they are not interested in what will remain of ukraine after 10 years of war, ukraine which is a battlefield, what will remain of ukraine from the people after 10 years of war on this territory. well , look at afghanistan, this is what awaits ukraine , and there will no longer be a question in 10 years, what what kind of power there will be, there, some will simply manage. it is important for us to understand the goals and implement them as quickly as possible, using all the means available to him, because to say that time works for us, you understand, they supply everything from there. they are ready to make very big bets, so we need to take this

very seriously. indonesian president claims putin plans to visit g20 sami tells us putin's bloggers zelensky invited to g20 summit indonesian president's rivalry you know, here recently biden made two controversial statements said that russia well a lot of work. well, i’m just focusing on them, he says that russia is losing because it claims that it is at war with nato yes, and immediately says the united states will provide military and financial assistance to ukraine, the question arises if you finance the ukrainian little . yes, probably not to start with this, even if you have developed a strategy and tactics for causing maximum damage russia, whose toolkit was ukraine, which you finance, you support the ukrainian army. you send weapons and

mercenaries there. yes? at least we know about it. that raises a question. and how do you then say that in ukraine they are not fighting with the over. and with whom then are they fighting in ukraine, but it’s another matter that yes, by the hands of the ukrainians themselves, but they are actually fighting nato on the territory of ukraine, and this was actually originally laid down as such a large global project of the united states of america. just you and me. uh, for the past six months, we have been discussing or reflecting on a number of events that, perhaps, we could not focus on, starting with saakashvili’s trip to georgia . and if this coup had succeeded in georgia and if everything had worked out in belarus, then, probably, the plan was a completely different plan was to first turn belarus over, redirect belarus to ukraine further in georgia and then it went down the chain. and then everything went down the chain. at they all went wrong. well, everything went wrong, but even in this situation, i’ll tell you, don’t, uh, think that the americans are such altruists

, you know, they sat there. he says, let's allocate 33 billion to ukraine. they calculated everything a long time ago, they calculated everything a long time ago, firstly, this money will need to be returned according to linguine. even if once this time, the second time they focus on the fact that the ukrainians need the old soviet weapons, which are located on the territory of europe, what does this mean, this means the old weapons we we send to ukraine and then what happens, and then the american military-industrial complex is loaded at full capacity, and they begin, uh, to cover the europeans, send them their weapons to sell these weapons to the europeans. and then what, and then those things that trump wanted to do and he did not succeed. do you remember how he bent europe 2% of gdp on e security, and then they sit down in irkutsk, and let's do five. let's do five. you see, what an aggressive russia, let's do five, so you don't have to worry about the americans, as far as the europeans are concerned. you know, in general amazing things are happening here, look, the

americans are opening a land for ukraine. yes, they are trying to help her period, so to speak, the wars are collecting weapons somewhere, building caravans. e in poland in order to send them to ukraine what the ukrainian authorities are doing at this time, the ukrainian authorities are removing duties on the import of imported cars. yes, and after 2 weeks he thinks about what might not be. we must have made a mistake. maybe we still need to return the duties, and what i’m talking about, on the one hand, a column of military equipment, and on the other hand, a column of luxury cars is being formed, which are imported according to a corruption scheme. and no one really pays attention to this, to whom is the war? who is the mother? yes, now on. now you know what a, so to speak, miracle happened. oh my god, my europeans have finally lifted the duties on the manure of agricultural products, and everyone is happy about it, you know, everyone is happy about it. this is in conditions, when the whole world says it is looming, because there is a crisis

europe opens a corridor. in order to out ukraine to export products in order to ensure its food security, and everyone is happy about this, it seems that ukraine lives in a normal mode, you know, everything works, the economy works, we sow everything, we do everything there. well, i understand, of course, it will end. what will end up with the fact that eventually the product will be brought to europe and then ukraine will buy flour in turkey, which turkey grinds from ukrainian grain into a trider, yes, that's all. it will be at the expense of whom, at the expense of ukraine, well, yes. we are a rich country, we were allocated as much as 8 1/2 billion for budget funding. well, of course, we’ll just survive the purchase, then even from the territory that the ukrainian authorities control today, what will be left of this economy, you understand? nobody really thinks about it . we actually get a situation in which ukraine is fighting on credit, that is, a permanent loan. i would understand, it is possible, of course,

to invest in a volcano, but in my opinion, the result will be obvious. well, the war does not bring me absolutely no, and for certain people it does, of course, profit. this is clear. i told him in general for the country in the summer, for example, zhenya please note that no one in ukraine is looking for options for alternative wars. here no one was one playground. yes, there is a contact group, so to speak. i can’t even say, it was the contact group negotiators, it seems that they managed to agree on something, even such an issue as a neutral status not without a nuclear power, there and so on, it seems that such an issue was already resolved later bam johnson speaks out, says no, and everyone gave it up because stefanchuk performed at home and are not going to make any changes. and in general, everything that happens in the search for options for some kind of alternative to the military one simply does not exist, and the rhetoric, it remains the same. here were

the words of yarosh, so to speak . no, wait, it 's our country that we want to do a coup d'état. we want to kill on the maidan with what expert stood here who exactly said this, so this is our territory, maybe now, and here rem will be eight years have passed by ukrainian deserted the past room has passed eight years during this time ukraine has lost crimea, ukraine has lost luhansk ukraine has lost donetsk ukraine has lost kherson part zaporozhye part of kharkov region, and the rhetoric remained before shot in the head. he drinks water and gets worse and worse. here they tell us that we are fighting for the territorial integrity of ukraine only as a result of the struggle. ukraine is getting smaller and smaller and smaller and it does not bother anyone at all and no one says, listen, maybe we are doing something wrong there. maybe let's look for some other

options. maybe we're in there somewhere. uh, made some mistakes that can be corrected. nobody thinks about it. and why? because it is forbidden to do it for them already. everything has been thought out within the framework of the strategy and tactics, about which i spoke at the very beginning, this was conceived. and it will come true. how it ends does not matter the fate of ukraine is not interested, nor british or americans. there, johnson said about the crocodile that bit zelensky on the leg or ukraine on the leg. i don't know, don't well, look how aggressive the crocodile is. so you got water there , if you knew that there was a crocodile, why are you climbing there? what claims do crocodiles have, really? well, since you were told to climb, well, now you know how to climb with a crocodile in a warm van, of course. well, probably interesting, but it's not long. that's not for long. what is it that needs to be understood? well, unfortunately, such an understanding, i have not yet i see. you are absolutely right about the fact that we have been preparing for a very, very long time, training the ukrainian army, training ukrainian politics. and in

principle, they stopped hiding it, because we heard about the training. uh training at the training grounds. uh, tools and so on, but taught not only to shoot. here, general clark, not the clark about whom we all thought, not wesley clark, but the current one, in principle, revealed several secrets of the bolshanel. let's listen. we noticed that the ukrainians are much stronger they showed themselves in battle and we must admit this for the most part. this is a merit of the partnership that has been formed over the years. i don't know if you want to talk about it here, but is there any unclassified information about the benefits of our partnership. our special operations forces worked with other allies to come to ukraine and help strengthen the ukrainian special operations forces. during this time. their numbers have not only doubled, but i would say their capabilities have also our forces have increased with the ukrainian ones on

the territory of ukraine since the russian invasion of 2014 . it was key and long lasting not only for the usa and ukrainians, but also for many allies of the fans who were also with us in ukraine and trained ukrainian partners shoulder to shoulder with us. and we also have to give credit for training some of the national guard forces. it's about time there is another aspect we had with us were the psych ops community liaison specialists and our special forces, who also working side by side with the ukrainians were not only combat forces, but also other parts of special operations that worked closely with ukrainian partners. prepared prepared for many, many years. who else needs to prove it. now is a unique opportunity and a very pleasant opportunity to talk with konstantin yaroshenko , our pilot, who for no reason, a was in

american captivity for 12 years and thank god for diplomats. after these 12 years, after all, monstrously 12 years, they managed to get konstantin out of an american prison. now he at home exhaled a little. how are you do you feel? i still cannot recover from all my ordeals and torments that i have endured so far. eh, i am overwhelmed by this unexpected meeting from this unexpected return of mine, which i honestly did not expect in this one. the difficult situation between our country and america finally brought me back to our homeland. and for the time being, i am recovering both mentally and physically. i

remember very well the moment when you were sent to serve your sentence, when the verdict was announced. i was staff correspondent in new york, and that was a really, really hard moment, because, well, absolutely the majority. it was obvious that you were going to prison for decades for nothing. and what happened next, how you were treated, we heard fragmentary information that there were serious deteriorations in health, there were requests for medical tests, what is it all about and why did this happen? well, the treatment from the very beginning with me was like some kind of non-being. i believe not not as a person. but as with some soulless animal and creature from the very beginning, from the very beginning of my abduction in liberia, and later on,

when i was already on the territory of the united states, i was treated in the worst possible way without any medical attention . there, i don't know, there are ten. maybe hundreds of appeals from our embassy. uh, our children are missions, and i believe our world. just a lot of things they have american authorities. all requests were simply ignored. and you have to be in the american walls, not behind that it was even more pressure for me, and i felt myself there. very terrible. very terrible. i heard that you couldn't even, what is called boiled in a prison store because of the sanctions. firstly, american uh in american prisons

there are stalls that sell. well, a very small range of goods, a very small range of goods, but now let's say, lately there has been something that is now against the russian federation or there are a lot of sanctions, and it is impossible to transfer money there, of course, there were great difficulties in acquiring the necessary food products, personal care products and medicines, which the american authorities practically did not provide me with medicines for my health. well, how i got out there, to be honest, i still don’t know, to be honest, thanks to vera, thanks to the fact that my family is still waiting for me, all those people, all these citizens of the russian federation who me for many years they supported and wrote me letters in

islam books and tried to somehow support me thanks only to faith in this i, honestly speaking, i consider that i only during the moka and endured and endured and in the end. i still ended up on russian soil. what was the most difficult moment during these 12 years? for me, i think. the most difficult moment, most likely. when i was tortured from the 28th to the 30th on the territory of riberia at the headquarters of the national assembly or beria, it was probably the most difficult time, when, frankly,

i didn’t want to live. and what did they do with you? we carried out very serious brutal torture. broke bones beat off the internal organs were beaten on the heels. they put me in shackles. not allowed to sleep 24 hours a day, not allowed to drink. well, and many other things of psychological pressure and physical pressure. how did you find out that you are returning to your homeland because you will be changed describe this moment, who told you about it, when how long before the flight home? well, i found out about what is possible, i was taken home. though i have n't even thought about it lately. the videos are so difficult now relations between the russian federation, if he has something in america, i

knew by chance on friday. when i called my wife victoria and she was already almost in front of me. uh, she said, she says, what size are your pants shirts? i say what happened? which shirts are which pants, and what are you talking about? what hand? what kind of shirt pants tell what alexei tarasov says. this is my ah-a lawyers from uh, states alexei and said that he called, the american prosecutor said that now urgently sign documents on extradition and perhaps even tomorrow you will be taken out for exchange. for citizens of the united states of america located on the territory of the russian federation will be taken to turkey. after that, i immediately

called alexey back and knew all the details. yes, the prosecutor called, they immediately sent a paper to my judge, er rakov, who at that time was at the wedding, as i understood, to quickly pull him out of this wedding. and after 15 minutes, he signed, and the warrant on my traditions, although for me it also seemed a bit wild on the side of what i legally wanted was in the united states illegally, as i was taken from the us libido territory illegally without any legal or other procedures. to put it simply , they kidnapped me, but after the cancer signed me, they told me that on saturday i was supposed to be taken out. i honestly

couldn't believe it anyway, i guess. after all these 12 years of suffering, it was something for me. a message from above, especially on this day, when in anticipation of easter on this day, when especially since my daughter had a birthday. it was like being saved over. i would be honestly overwhelmed with great excitement. well, anyway, i could not believe it, that maybe soon i would be in my homeland, and only i would believe when i already stepped on board. of our russian plane what are your plans konstantin so far, the plans are to recover a little to get medical treatment, because the health of the polo.