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we are talking about the most important events of this day and, of course, about the most important events taking place around canada is introducing another package of sanctions, and a number of them have been included in it. uh, it seems to canada that it seems to be significant citizens of the russian federation, including 27 russian governors, it must be said that very curious reactions from russian governors followed this decision of canada, and kursk governor novel. the head of the tambov region reacted with a chuckle to the sanctions imposed by canada. maxim yegorov, who was on the sanctions list, thanked the government of this country for appreciating his work, but obviously this is such an irony, but the administration of the head of bashkiria called this decision miserable, meaning that it makes no sense to comment on it, but it is obvious that canada is the point of introducing. he sees sanctions and what and some goals

they pursue, what can these goals be? let's let's talk with the russian ambassador to canada i hope you hear me oleg vladimirovich good afternoon. hello please tell me, this is another sanctions list. it seems to me that over the past not only months, but years, we have already lost count of them, however, as canada motivates. here is the solution. why are these already introduced, which are limited in number. you know, it's not like canada, the current canadian leadership is trying to invent some kind of scheme. uh international lakes when a number of western countries they compete, uh, in who will look cooler in the context of taking some kind of restrictive measures or political gestures against russia, uh, the current canadian leadership,

after the start of our special military operation , said, if i remember correctly, it was through deeds. eh, madams, they melodic that they will sum up their sanctions against russian citizens or russian enterprises almost every day of the week , and this is the position they are now regularly trying to fulfill. uh, trying to find the next ones our representatives who may be included. uh, on the canadian sanctions list and, uh, what you said in the introduction. i am in complete solidarity with our esteemed governors. uh, of course uh, all these measures. well, they are worldwide no influence not on russia, not on our fellow citizens, e will not have, and

indeed he himself is the best. uh, the way to respond would be to treat it with a high and sneer. then how about canada's decision to provide ukraine with an additional aid package? i'll quote the prime minister. justin trido. uh, almost 4 million canadian dollars. this is almost 3 million us dollars will be provided to ukraine, we are talking about additional allocation of an additional amount. moreover, uh, the money will go to the canadian ukrainian project for the development of the police of the kiev regime. this includes the money needed to purchase the necessary equipment to improve the quality of police response to sexual offenses, as well as psychological support for police officers, but the remaining money of 950,000 canadian dollars will be used for technical advice and support. the ministry of defense of ukraine, in other words, the main amount will not go to military purposes at all, and

now we are talking about, from the side of all western countries, that it is necessary to support ukraine because russia cannot be allowed to win. and now canada seems to allocate money with one hand, finds it at home, and on the other hand. well, it's highly doubtful. let's be honest, let's say the goals for which, as stated, they should go. these goals are dubious, we understand that in real politics the declared goals and real distribution of money. eh, two different things. uh. well we certainly understand that 4 million canadian dollars. it's just a drop in the ocean. of course, it carries some kind of symbolic value for canadian ukrainian relations. but, uh, as for the real assistance to ukraine. if the rope really wanted to promote it, well, some kind of just so symbolic, at the same time.

it is very curious that all these statements, of course, sound against the backdrop of the visit of the german chancellor to canada and the catch of schultz speaks much more belligerently than the same justindu, in particular, germany and canada agreed on a package military assistance to ukraine i am still supplying modern air defense systems and equipment and tone - this is a quote tone of ammunition. it is just the german chancellor who speaks at the summit of the so-called crimean platform the day before he said this. but you tell me, this is not consistency, some even in statements, even in tone a, should it be taken seriously. we say that canada well, we will not say, not quite, independent decision-making should be. in a general way. yes, but nevertheless, even, judging by the statements of the official statements of the leaders, still some slightly different vision of the situation. there are different visions of the situation. canada is understandably not independent, but it is also guided by domestic political interests,

including the interests of the huge ukrainian community historically rooted here, political and economic circles, and mr. schultz's statement during his visit. of course we noticed. they were quite belligerent and, uh, different, i must say. e from the fact that mr. schultz in his homeland, for example, says these statements that a certain, but a huge package of military assistance between canada and germany has been agreed. well , you need to look at it from a critical angle , you know, statements, because local experts are here. actually, they do not see the possibility of canada somehow else investing in the practical support of the armed forces. and in berlin, mr. scholz's statement will probably raise certain questions, because we ourselves hear from berlin that the bundes has run out

of weapons there. do not want to deliver. we hear this from various officials, so i think mr. schultz will have to explain himself to the german citizens before returning home. and what are the goals of germany in this context and the possibilities, too, while we were curious about germany’s reaction, including to scholz’s statement, here in germany they recognized schultz’s failure to try to find a replacement for russian gas, it is clear that he went to canada, of course, not was the main goal. in general, here are these ritual statements that diplomats of all absolutely western countries have recently considered obligatory to make at the beginning of any meeting that formally has nothing to do with russia or ukraine , but nonetheless. in general, yes, we have indeed reconciled in some way. with the current state of affairs, but of course, ola-scholz went to talk to negotiate about energy carriers, prices for rising somewhere cannot but worry, including

berlin, and so is the german edition of the kindergarten, and its author is peter pinzler. e, says that attempts by the german chancellor to short. this refers to the supply of canadian gas, have not been successful. i will quote prime minister of canada justin trudeau and scholz constantly talked about partnership friendship, strong and close relations of german guests, canadian colleagues invited to dinner, again talked about friendship, but the morning of the new day of the visit came, the speech turned to gas, and the eloquence of the canadian prime minister ended , so what is there to help canada, it turns out to germany, but it turns out there is nothing and really. yes lord labor, in fact direct he said in text that canada does not succeed and there is no way in some way, but with gas in europe help to help uh, but in order to make up for this story, the parties paid great attention to hydrogen energy and announced their intention

to build, uh, a green farm for production electric farms for hydrogen production in newfoundland and labrador. the approximate cost of the project is 15 billion dollars, but the implementation time is e calculations that this can be done in 2 years. but how commercially profitable this project will be is another question. again it wasn't no agreements signed. all this is being implemented, so far, at the level of a memorandum of intent. thank you very much, vladimirovich, it is obvious that many questions may arise for german citizens as a result of this visit, judging by the fact that in general we agree. eh, otherwise, for the sake of which mr. schultz flew so far, he failed, and taking into account the fact that he recently admitted that it turns out that he still washes every day, and he

called on his citizens in general, to a large extent to limit. uh, hygiene procedures out of necessity save money, but in general, there will probably be something to talk about with our own citizens about the catch from the schultz. thank you very much for being our guest. we continue our broadcast, we say goodbye to the topic that we talked about last hour, the topic that was devoted today the meeting with the head of state. these are, of course, natural fires. now we are in touch with the acting head of the vladimir region alexander alexandrovich hello listeners. you me good afternoon. please tell me how is the situation vladimir region now, because a lot of attention is paid to ryazan, i could reach moscow, but it is obvious that you are also neighbors and in general i want to understand how dangerous the situation is now. the situation is really not simple on the whole every day, we have from three to 12 forest fires - this is also burning peat. uh, and sometimes. arson in the fields. uh, but mostly, of course, peat fires are the problem.