resignation will mean for ukraine and who can become the new prime minister of britain let's talk with bohdan tsyupin who joins us from london bohdan i congratulate you let's go for at the beginning, let's find out what is boris johnson's current status, is he officially a former prime minister or not yet, oh wait, boris johnson is still the prime minister, he announced that he is stepping down from the post of party leader, but he would like to remain acting the prime minister of the head of the british government until the time when in the middle of the british conservative party of the government party there will be an election of a new leader of the conservatives and already that leader of the party, the new leader will have the automatic right to form the next one government as the conservatives retain a majority in parliament this is how boris johnson stated it today in front of the prime minister's residence at 10 old street it is obvious that the conservative party in parliament must have a new leader and therefore a new prime minister i agreed with sir graham ombredi, the leader of the group

let's talk about it with bohdan tsyupin, who joins the broadcast i congratulate london bohdan, this is not the first time this year that boroz johnson finds himself under threat of resignation, what are the chances that this time it will happen , er, yulia, it will happen like this, and the british prime minister, and boris jonde, resigns as well how did they do it to him, his predecessor, theresa may, overcame the resignation of theresa's predecessor, we are leaving cameron, the prime minister resigned, when they found themselves in a situation where they lost the trust of their government party, when they actually lost the opportunity to lead, and now we we know that a group of deputies is talking to the british prime minister at 10 dudny street, convincing him of the date of his resignation. although there are several members of the cabinet who are loyal to him and are willing to continue cooperating with him, boris johnson himself said today that he will continue to work , try to work, therefore that it would be irresponsible to leave a gay man out of office with words at a time wh

she said more conferences about the conference in lugano let's talk with my colleague in london bohdan tsyupin bohdan i congratulate the artist of this conference - it is to develop a single concept for the reconstruction of ukraine, what are the requests of the ukrainian side at this time and whether western countries are ready to provide exactly those resources ukraine needs yulia , you just repeated what the ukrainian prime minister said in lugano, switzerland. he said about 750 billion dollars. this is a fantastically huge amount, but in fact we are not yet we know how much will be needed in ukraine for reconstruction because the war is ongoing and when the ukrainian leaders spoke today, they emphasized the fact that hostilities continue. in some places, ukraine is even escalating, and ukraine, while defending itself , is already forced to carry out reconstruction, for example, in chernihiv oblast, today the participants of the conference heard and there is a lack of drinking water, the ukrainian government is already forced to invest money and restore the supply system. bridges in kharkiv

mechanisms can be applied about this and other results of the conference in the hague, let's talk with bohdan tsyupin, who joins the broadcast from london, bohdan is congratulated by a number of countries of the world of independent organizations and experts are already helping ukraine to collect testimony and evidence of potential war crimes, crimes against humanity, crimes of genocide in ukraine, why is such a conference needed today happened in gas yulia, really a lot of dozens of countries are helping now in ukraine e-e, for example, french forensic experts arrived in buchi near kyiv to participate in the collection of data for the alleged court e-e great britain, for example, allocated money , experts from many countries came e- from a number of dozens of states have filed coordinated lawsuits against russia for its aggression against ukraine to the international court of justice, i had to hear today even in the speeches at this conference in the hague, which i watched. distances, of course, and about the fact that in ukraine there has even been a certain commotion, if you can say so , and exper

people are at risk of starvation after the negotiations in istanbul, our european correspondent bohdan tsyupinwatching. he is joining our studio right now. congratulations bohdan. good evening. so bohdan, what are the demands put forward by russia and can we say that the russian side actually wants to negotiate? i think, watching these negotiations, it is worth keeping in mind that they are taking place in the conditions of a war that russia started in order to subjugate ukraine and one of the main demands of russia, for example, on these in the negotiations is for ukraine to demine, for example , access to its ports, uh, what uh, what mines does ukraine use to protect itself from a potential attack by russia, and russia also demands that cargo ships be inspected ships that are coming could they come to ukrainian ports so that, as russia claims, there would be no weapons there, although ukraine is a sovereign state that has the right to defend itself and has the right to buy weapons, that is, the situation is such that it concerns whether russia is interested in reaching an agreement, russia i

of people are at risk of hunger after the negotiations in istanbul, our european correspondent bohdan tsyupins our studio right now greetings bohdan good evening so, bohdan, what demands does russia make and is it possible to say that the russian side actually wants to negotiate ? among the main demands of russia, for example, at these negotiations is that

thank you, bohdan , my colleague bohdan tsyupin was on the phone from london, and last week it becameknown that the canadian government decided to make an exception to the instance and issue a permit for the return to germany of the turbine of the nord stream 1 gas pipeline, which was being repaired by the siemens canada company. the kremlin promised to increase gas supplies to europe if this turbine is returned. deputy prime minister of canada khrystya frila called the decision difficult but the right one. but daniel bilak, a ukrainian lawyer of canadian origin, together with the world congress of ukrainians, is trying to block the transmission through the federal court of canada, they talked to him about the details of the lawsuit nataliya leonova, on the one hand, canada allowed the transfer of a turbine for the nord stream to germany, on the other hand, the channels introduced many sanctions, provides ukraine with weapons and harshly condemns russia's war against ukraine, what does this mean, uh, the last decision of the canadian government, or does it mean that it is possible tha