letter the doctrines of the united states well and accordingly how do you assess now how ready joseph bidenill be to apply tough decisions, in particular it is about supplying us with long-range artillery here in istanbul, obviously i do not know what is going on in his head, but i know that his administration, which he heads together with jake sullivan as a national security adviser considered ways to respond in the event of russia's use of tactical nuclear weapons, everything from very tough sanctions to military intervention with the use of nato nuclear weapons was considered. me, i don't believe that it will come to a nuclear war. but putin really doesn't want it, he knows very well that in this way he will dig a hole for himself. i assume that the usa is considering providing missiles with a larger radius of attack that could hit the territory of russia and the declared occupied territories in ukraine, your pilots turned out to be incomparable by the aces, it is likely that nato is seriously thinking about replacing ukrainian fighter jets with nato ones, because the equipment during th

my son hunter which is dedicated to the son of joseph biden. tells in colors how hunter biden used drugs and used the services of prostitutes. we give you moral standards. the west continues to teach children the british children's tv show peppa pig first featured a lesbian couple in the next series of peppa pig's girlfriend white bear by penny's name. she boasted that she had two mothers at once oh, her mother but yes, she cans of swiss juice are now depicted homosexuals, ukraine is ready to accept all these western values, ready to die for them and fight all these norms with open arms. she accepts and in the ranks of the armed forces. we are in position. yes, our friends. let's not say where . well, somewhere under the raisins rest our tea. now let's talk to the guys. here the guys serve at their own will. they went to the militia, yes, and each has an interesting story, who wants to know, yes, and i also want to tell them that we have such a project on our website. we, at the point of the russian federation, have a section called letters fro

bosnia and herzegovina is speaking, we can see it live. a picture of a video from new york, because joseph bideneech you can watch it on the espresso youtube channel. please follow right now. come and watch it so you don't miss the ukrainian translation. it will be targeted on the 18th. joe biden should be there for us. it's also important. please watch and spread the broadcast . then borkovsky recorded powerful explosions in advance at the artillery warehouse, the head of the luhansk military administration, serhiy gaidai , and his program, the list of collaborators, right now this week in the program, the collaborators are a list of scumbags, the leaders and traitors of kharkiv oblast, who helped capture the raisin of balaklia and kupyansk, the first time i raised the flag of russia in 2014, this is the direction i decided to dedicate this issue to the collaborators there, so that none of those who helped the russians surrender our positions greeted the occupiers as liberators, he did not avoid responsibility for treason. gennady matsegora , the mayor of kupyansk, who was elected two years ago

direct connection between working for a living wage and living a life of dignity and security than joseph biden. [applause] the clarion conviction of that message is an undeniable truth. and a life that will hopefully lead to the strengthening of america's labor unions and a revival of this nation's great middle class. for some in washington, that bust in their office might simply be sreurue signaling. for president biden -- virtue signaling. for president biden, it's a promise. and it's an inspiration to me and to everyone here tonight and to millions of people across our nation and throughout the world. and so with that in mind, please join me in showing our sincere appreciation and in welcoming our most honored guest this evening, distinguished guest, the 46th president of the united states, joseph r. biden! [cheers and applause] ♪ president biden: hello, hello, hello. folks, this happens to be annette's birthday. [cheers and applause] it's hell when you turn 25. but we have a tradition in the biden family. we sing happy birthday. so let's go. ready? ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to

distinguished guest, the 46th president of the united states joseph r biden. [applause] ♪ president biden: hello, hello, hello. folks, this happens to be nanette's birthday. it's hell when you turn 25, but you know. we have a tradition to the biden family: we sing "happy birthday." so, let's go. ready? ♪ happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday, nanette. happy birthday to you ♪ god love you, kiddo. please have a seat if you have one. about a year and a half ago - is this on? hello, hello, hello. whoa, whoa, whoa. about a year and a half ago, we were - it was a large crowd like this, where they were outside. i thought they had chairs and said, "have a seat." and the press said biden was so stupid he didn't even know though they didn't have any chairs. but i'm glad you have some chairs. look, folks, i want to thank you and the members of the congressional hispanic caucus. and i want to thank you for everyone being here tonight. this is a heck of a crowd. and raul, the caucus chair, thank you. also, you know, albio, the cuban born, came to uni

most honored guest this evening, distinguished guest, the 46th president of the united states, joseph r. biden! [cheers and applause] ♪ president biden: hello, hello, hello. folks, this happens to be annette's birthday. [cheers and applause] it's hell when you turn 25. but we have a tradition in the biden family. we sing happy birthday. so let's go. ready? ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday nanette happy birthday to you ♪♪ god love you, kido. -- kiddo. please, have a seat if you have one. about a year and a half ago. is this on? hello, hello -- whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. about a year and a half ago, there was a large crowd outside and i said, have a seat. the press said, biden is so stupid, he didn't know they didn't have chairs. i want to thank members of the hispanic caucus and i want to thank you, everyone for being here tonight. this is a heck of a crowd. and the caucus chair, thank you. also, you know, albio, cuban born, came to the united states at age 11. served 16 years in congress and, you know, the idea is that, you know, lucille, an icon of the house for three

meanwhile, we also know that today joseph biden is going to have a video call with allies to discusshe next steps in support of ukraine valeriy, do our current allies and allies in the united states of america, which are part of the big seven, have enough courage and patience to survive this winter, because we see that vladimir putin and his country are blackmailing energy companies and blackmailing where there are enough big although yesterday, at the eastern economic forum i mentioned, he spoke about the fact that well, we are not blackmailing, we will give gas because europe needs it, but judging by the moods that exist in europe, er, by the mass protests that we see during the last few days, russia is still going to open a big internal front on the borders or in the borders of the european union, is it silent in this case, or will our allies simply endure the onslaught of russia, the winter onslaught of russia, well, they will endure better a word than what you said is enough courage, listen, what courage, well, what are we talking about, people simply receive more payments and t

with russia's nuclear weapons and the mood of the united states denis davydov since february, joseph bidenterviews to american journalists, more precisely, 216 days of silence. and here he is in one of the oldest us programs 60 minutes on the air, a big conversation will be released only tomorrow, but the most striking fragments are already on the website. with the main question about russia after the success of the ukrainians on the battlefield. vladimir putin is becoming increasingly uncomfortable. he's cornered for you to tell him, if he decides to use chemical or nuclear weapons, don't don't don't it must change the situation in this war on a scale unknown since the second world war. what would be the consequences of this? what would be the us response consequences would be russia will become more of a pariah to the world than it has ever been, and depending on the scale of their actions, we will determine what will be the reaction of the reasoning from the leaders of the country that was the first and only to use nuclear weapons, destroying them during the bombing hiroshima and nagasa

as stated in the document, the evil intentions of russia in africa with south african president joseph bidennge of issues, as the white house press service would later tell, they talked about regional and global. there was not a word in the notes about sanctions for ties with russia, although cyril ramafosa raised this topic in a conversation with biden. we have flagged this as a matter of concern if a bill to counter russian malign actions is passed it will marginalize africa because it will look like africa is being punished for having a partner like russia and that will hurt africa in most african countries are doing no affiliation policy and we expressed our opinion that it would be unfair for the us to punish african countries. just because of the ties with russia, the south african foreign ministry was not so diplomatic about this initiative of the americans. they called it blackmail, especially since washington's sanctions against moscow affected the supply of products and poor africa suffers more from american restrictions than others. denis davydov yevgeny kononov, to lead a complet

i thank president joseph biden for nominating me. i was extremely grateful when i was first nominated in 2020 and i am honored to have been nominated again this year. and i am grateful to chief judge blackburn rigsby. i would be honored to join them in their service to the people of the district. i can go no further without recognizing my true partner in life. dean martin has been such a support to me and happens to be a phenomenal attorney in her own right. for 20 years, we have supported each other in our endeavors, including raising our daughter. thank you to my parents who unfortunately could not travel to be here today. they came to this country with little money and no support, settled in ohio and worked tirelessly with the goal of providing my sisters and me with every opportunity they could. thank you to my sisters, brothers-in-law, and niece. there is not enough time today to thank all of the people who have supported me in my professional life, but i must name two. the honorable jester j stroud and patty stemware, my boss f

joseph biden is asking congress to praise the allocation of another 11 billion and 700 million for ukraine. the administration is asking congress to praise the allocation of additional assistance in the field of security and economy and 2 billion dollars to help strengthen domestic supplies of energy carriers to compensate for the impact of the war on the world energy market. card as they say, help from our donors came as suggested by mr. savchenko, we are moving on. and on our air, the bbc film is for your attention dear tv viewers, the film of our colleagues from the bbc is dedicated to the tragic fate of the children of mariupol , watch carefully and soon we will return to our informational and analytical broadcast from at the beginning of the war, olga had not seen her lovely children before. they all lived in a coal mine in the donetsk region. but the war between russia and ukraine divided their eldest son, timofey, 17 years old, and he was taken into custody 5 years ago, we are taking you away, are you listening? you'll die, you're helping and i agreed, but i actually did it, i liste

package of military aid to kiev from the usa our own correspondent denis davydov since february, joseph biden american journalists, more precisely 216 days of silence. and here he is, in one of the oldest us programs 60 minutes, a big conversation will be aired only tomorrow, but the most striking fragments are already on the website itself. the main question about russia is ash yukovich after the successes of the ukrainians on the battlefield. vladimir putin is becoming increasingly uncomfortable. he's cornered for you to tell him if he decides to use, chemical or nuclear weapons, don't don't don't, it will change the situation in this war on a scale unknown since the second world war. what would be the consequences of this? what would be the us response, the consequences will be russia will become more of a pariah to the world than it has ever been, and depending on the scale of their actions, we will determine what will be the reaction of the reasoning from the leader of the country that first and only used nuclear weapons. having destroyed the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki, hundreds o

confirmation of why we feared that the united states was not ready, at least under the administration of joseph bidenrussia the status of a state sponsor of terrorism. they talked about key changes which would happen at the same time, namely that, first of all, this would mean that the functioning of the sanctions would be even tougher in essence, including that they would impose themselves, i understand, on those countries that would try to bypass it and also it was about the fact that ukraine ukrainians could file, in particular, and er- american courts, even regrets. well, i don't know about destroyed houses, for example, so on and so on at the expense of russia, but this did not happen and there is an argument, we remember that this did not happen, for example for the entire duration of the cold war, even though there were, in principle, serious grounds and evidence for this, many terrorist organizations were financed in different countries, and the arguments of the washington white house that this would only harm ukraine , in your opinion, do they really make sense and for what actually the whit

for nothing mention the meeting at rammstein at the beginning. of the united states of america, joseph bidenpproved the supply of a new batch of arms to ukraine worth 675 million us dollars, and long-term support for ukraine in countering russia is being discussed in rammstein. well, we remember that at the fourth meeting and at the third meeting, if i am not mistaken, 40 defense ministers from around the world joined this format, of course, of course for the whole world, what russia is doing in ukraine is a challenge, you correctly said that this is not a regional conflict - it is a continental war, and with such losses we are talking about the losses now on the russian side, but it is absolutely obvious that we are also suffering great losses and a lot of these losses among the civilian population, at least since 945. it seems to me that europe has not suffered such losses and there was no such large-scale war where three countries were involved. well, here we are already talking about belarus. in one way or another, it plays along with russia. if we talk about ramstein and the position of

yes, we are all waiting for the speech of president joseph biden, and at 9:00, around nine in the evening there will be a speech of president volodymyr zelensky . in russia , it was announced by putin, says zelensky, it was expected and will not change anything in the plans for ukraine a -a. partial mobilization of its armed forces with immediate implementation according to the words of the russian minister of defense serhii that his 300,000 reservists should be sent to ukraine. well, ivan krychevskyi , an expert of defect express, said that the experts of military analysts agree that, well, a maximum of 60- 70,000 e-e can somehow manage to mobilize there even if well, in the meantime, they calculated how much the war in ukraine costs russia, the center for strategic communications, their analysts calculated that in six months, russia's expenses for the war in ukraine received approximately 100 billion euros, well , it is important, uh, an important statement was made by the secretary general of nato, jens stoutenberg, russia will not be able to win a nuclear war and nato - this is clear

with informational property value . well, it comes through individuals, i also remind you that joseph bidencongress to allocate another 11th of and 11th billion and 700 million for ukraine, the administration is asking congress to praise the allocation of additional assistance in the field of security and economy and 2 billion dollars to help strengthen domestic supplies of energy carriers to compensate for the impact of the war on the world energy market, mr. biden can immediately write down my account i do not mind personally to my card how do they say help from our donors came as suggested by mr. savchenko, we are taking a step further and on our broadcast, the bbc film is for your attention dear tv viewers, the film of our colleagues from the bbc is dedicated to the tragic fate of the children of mariupol

global effect, it must be done by the united states , but the united states before this, what joseph bidend about it. last week, we are not ready and, accordingly , we we have to get out of these realities in order not to create unnecessary illusions, well, it's a shame, of course, it's a shame. well, let's move on. the counteroffensive of ukraine, which took place. kharkiv in the kherson oblast, this counteroffensive, we will not now talk about security or any military component of this counteroffensive. but in your opinion, will there be any political response from this, it already is because the world has become convinced that the ukrainian army is capable of not only defending itself and is able to liberate its territory, i.e. more than 3000 m², well, in fact, to disperse in kharkiv oblast rejected from those territories that they tried to capture for several months and the ukrainian armed forces. they also showed strategic opportunities and tactical training , in other words, self-sacrifice, that is, our er military , they do not just go forward, but inflict serious defeats and psycho

place already during the russian-ukrainian war, there were many speeches during the last days , joseph bidenand he very he said a lot about security and about the steps that can lead to the end of the war, among which he said that it is necessary to punish russia for, and that is, to create a tribunal and try the leadership of russia for the crimes committed. we need defense support and to protect life, zelensky says the restoration of security and among the priorities for the restoration of security, he says that it is necessary to finally recognize russia as a sponsor of terrorism. well, security guarantees are the modernization of the security architecture for ukraine and the reform of the un in particular to deprive russia of the right of veto because, as zelensky says, there is a certain imbalance when all of africa, all of latin america, most of asia, all of central and eastern europe obey the right of veto, which they themselves never had . russia is in the security council. well, accordingly, the right of veto, which they use quite often. and how, in general, is the un ready to chang

package worth 600 million dollars was ordered to be allocated by the president of the united states, joseph biden, the white house informed that ukraine, in particular receives additional ammunition for the himars artillery missile systems four anti-artillery radars night vision goggles four trucks and eight trailers for the transport of heavy artillery weapons and ammunition and demining equipment, in addition, the money will be used for military education and training new sanctions against the russian federation the united states of america introduced restrictions against kadyrov and members of his family, the president of chechnya is associated with torture and murder, as well as the mobilization of people for the war in ukraine military units operated in buch, where atrocities and destruction were recorded, according to the us treasury department , kadyrov's relatives, three of his wives, three adult daughters, and a cousin is also on the list, as well as the children's ombudsman of the russian federation, half a dozen prosecutors and judges appointed by the kremlin in the annexed crimea and

during a press conference, american president joseph biden said that russia should not be identified house, biden was asked whether russia should be considered a state sponsor of terrorism, to which he briefly answered no, and ukraine has been insisting and lobbying for several months, so to speak, for the united states to recognize russia, which launched a full-scale invasion it is such a country and some american officials really support kyiv in this matter. it didn’t stick here, you can recall mr. antony blinken a-a hmm, actually we understand that there are supporters of this opinion and this decision in the united states, nevertheless, uh-uh, in the end, the president of america decides do n't do this don't resort to such recognition what is the reason mr. oleksandr and why is it important please see the recognition of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism is essentially transferring russia to the same category as iran and north korea is a very, very, such a step, which in fact takes russia out of a stable, uh, for years, if not decades, in the brackets of the political, diplom

philosophers, we are trying to figure this out for ourselves, and i actually started with the speech of joseph bidenun general assembly, where he actually spoke about the atrocities of the russians, from whom the blood was drawn, about this myth about the only people from which the full-scale invasion actually began, because it was about him putin spoke of natural temptations and now taras, i actually address my question to you again when you see all the consequences of this atrocity, where are you looking for an explanation of where its roots really come from six months ago, we found ourselves in an absolutely strange situation, it was very difficult for us not to reflect on that is, we couldn't just come to our senses, we couldn't come to our senses and were in some kind of numbness, in a way. well, in the end, for us , it was absolutely something that was outside of our and understanding and beyond any of our experience at least the previous experience that we uh have not encountered in our life and that is why i decided to approach this problem in such an academic way i decided to look as usual

effect, it must be done by the united states, but the united states is not ready for this, what joseph biden said last week. accordingly , we have to leave these realities in order not to create unnecessary illusions. let's move on, the counter-offensive of ukraine, which took place, well, in particular, in the kharkiv region, a lot was retaken in donetsk and some of kharkiv in the kherson region. there will be some political repercussions from this, it is already there because the world has become convinced that the ukrainian army is capable not only of defending itself but also of liberating its territory, i.e. more than 3,000 m², well, in fact, the settlements in kharkiv oblast are rejected from those the territories that they tried to seize for several months and the ukrainian armed forces they showed their strategic capabilities and tactical training actual self-sacrifice, that is, our military forces do not just go forward, but inflict serious defeats and psychological blows on the enemy that now the thesis that russia withdrew from kharkiv oblast with gestures of goodwill, i think no

were near this place shot at the buried just for fun well, the president of the united states, joseph bidened putin about serious consequences in the event of russia's use of nuclear weapons. attention, president biden's statement is extremely characteristic: don't do it don't do it says joe biden - it will change the face of the war in ukraine to something that has not happened since the second world war, president biden continues - it will have consequences, they putin and his regime will become the biggest rogues in the world than ever and depending on the scale of what they do the answer will be determined, well, i would like to know more specifically how the united states will respond in the event of the use of nuclear tactical weapons by the russian federation, as far as we understand the weapons against ukraine, the weapons of ukraine where there are currently ongoing discussions about what well, i would like that after these murders in buch in izyum already russia was uh not uh a country an exile in the whole world but nuclear weapons well , in general, i wanted them to tell simply

remind you that on august 24, on independence day, the president of the united states of america joseph biden announced that the americans will provide aid to the ukrainians in the amount of 3 billion dollars, the fighters fighting in the south and east say about the fact that our side now has a catastrophic lack of artillery in this war is an artillery war in the south and east in rather difficult regions, why does the vladislav west provide us with help not proportionately or in portions that is, in portions and not proportionally, that is, not depending on how much the ukrainian side needs, depending on how much artillery is on the other side, but in some doses that do not allow us to take decisive steps and strengthen the counteroffensive, in particular in the south. it is unlikely that our answer will please our viewers, because absolutely a man who is a real politician, she first of all assumes that every leader of a country whose face is primarily the safety of their own people of their own country and i think that one of the reasons why such volumes and to provide military-technical a

clarify, more specifically, i would like your comment on a possible meeting between president joseph bidenpresident erdogan, reuters reports with reference to a high-ranking turkish official that they will discuss relations between turkey and russia, the weapons of the united states and the war in ukraine and syria. in order to somehow solve the issues arising from the relations between these two countries, in my opinion, sometimes the leadership of the turkish republic, let's say, launches mechanisms related to third parties countries, well, in particular with russia, and that is why i would expect from this meeting a cardinal coordination understanding between the presidents of the united states and turkey regarding the further cooperation of these two very powerful countries, and the member and both members are too much and if such a radical -e but e-e improvement will happen, then we have to understand that there will be less use of various such e-e mechanisms of interaction between ankara and moscow, because everything that is happening now between ankara and moscow, these are tactica

he needs guarantees, he needs a nation , at least something we will get joseph biden, the pencil saysiple well, in principle well, in principle , look, the usa already supported our nato members in bucharest in 2008 when it was outside opportunities that the leaders of france and germany have closed to us, fearing putin's reaction, we have this opportunity for the third time. the first time was actually at the beginning of ukraine's independence, but then it was not ready and the establishment was not ready, maybe the people were not ready for the second time. 2008, when an action plan regarding membership was actually proposed, but with the understanding that you are there for 2-3 years and we are all members of nato, and bush came, president bush jr. came to kyiv, then we went to bucharest and, in principle, worked out the formula ukraine will be member now i have come at this time, i want to say one point that you discussed, whether it was possible to do it now without discussion, i will say what i did not say before, because from the point of view of the logic of diplomacy , coope

the then vice president of the usa, joe biden, collin cal, who is now an adviser to president joseph bidenhe floor and declared that the counter nuclear strike is not the right answer, because then the usa will lose the opportunity to turn the russian federation into a goy and unite the whole world against it. that's it. it's an interesting story, but i'll remind you once again that this is about a small, you know, tactical-level nuclear strike by the russian federation on countries that are members of the north atlantic alliance, ukraine is not a member of nato, so it is difficult to predict something and , well, let's say, imagine whether our partners have come up with any options for action just in case , ukrainian foreign minister dmytro kuleba believes that russia needs a nuclear deterrence strategy from the west, the prospect of using nuclear weapons is a shock to everyone, primarily ukraine, which has nuclear weapons, koliba told about this in an interview with interfax-ukraine. in fact, all our partners need now is to remember that they had an effective nuclear deterrence strategy

made public, what is what i predicted that anthony blinken would bring, the direct message of joseph bidenident of the united states, and it happened as it was announced at the events and the european strategy of yalta yesterday the day before yesterday well, the journalists are submitting it. so it was a proposal to start peace talks with russia after all, that is, i still think that this part is there. i did not talk about it, but i saw from the composition of the delegation that there would most likely be probing , but that is not the point in the sense that the americans will force us to do it no, but in that sense, approximately at what stage is the president of ukraine ready for compromises and will he be able to convince the ukrainian society of this, but this probing is happening because everyone is watching a little bit ahead and they will do it correctly in the spring and see what will happen next. well, the second part is after all about our internal points of efficiency from the institutional country, why oh, wars are also important , no less important than success at the front

amount of 600 million dollars was ordered to be allocated by the president of the united states, joseph biden was reported in the white house. therefore, ukraine, in particular, receives additional ammunition for the himars artillery missile systems, four anti -artillery radars, night vision goggles, four trucks and eight trailers for transportation heavy equipment, small arms and ammunition, demining equipment, in addition, the money will also be used for military education and studies, a ukrainian judge with an aggressor passport, the deputy chairman of the supreme court and the head of the cassation commercial court in his composition, bohdan lviv, has a russian passport, this was found out by the investigators of the scheme project during the competition for the position of lviv, he stated in his application that he does not have citizenship of another country, but according to the schemes this is not true, bohdan lviv received a russian passport at the end of the 90s, in 2012, he updated the document because he reached the age of 45. it is lviv who denies it. so the investigation is ongo

northern streams, perhaps as a russian, they did not promote this now, do you remember the quote by joseph bidenhat in the event why will these gas pipelines be stopped? the european commission proposes to limit prices for transactions with russian gas; the document will be discussed urgently at an emergency meeting of eu energy ministers literally on friday. it is also a very important message, again from reuters with reference to own sources that the european union is preparing for shutdowns related to the energy crisis, contact us vadym denysenko, adviser to the minister of internal affairs of ukraine, executive director of the ukrainian institute for the future, we congratulate you, mr. vadim , glory to ukraine, i congratulate you, but what do you think actually happened to the northern streams, yes, they drowned, he said so, and then about kursk, but apart from the jokes, so much from the point of view, that’s all it is clear that these were detonations, it is very important to understand that three of the four branches were blown up, i.e. they, i.e., even these lawns, i.e., there is one mo

torn up by the president of the united states, donald trump, and the administration of president joseph biden is, in principle, interested in returning to of this agreement. and now two important allies of israel and the allied states of israel and ukraine , they can join forces to stop the biden administration from renewing this nuclear agreement early in exchange for advising efforts to overthrow both the theocratic regime and the russian autocratic one regime to create conditions for the complete destabilization of both terrorist countries and to help the transition of power in these countries to those political forces that will be able to cooperate with measures and to debunk all these and these goals that the iranian yatole set for themselves after the so -called islamic revolution of 1979 and the russian revolution of 1979 and the russian chekist bandits after their complete seizure of power in the russian federation in 2000. i am absolutely sure that only the dismantling of the terrorist iranian regime and the terrorist russian regime and with the subsequent collapse of their leaders a

joseph biden of the united states of america announced that the americans will provide aid to the ukrainians in the amount of 3 billion dollars, fighters fighting in the south and east say about the fact that now there is a catastrophic lack of artillery on our side in this war, and this is an artillery war. especially in the south and east in rather difficult regions, why does the vladislav west provide us with help not proportionally, not in portions , that is, in portions, not proportionally, that is, not depending depending on how much the ukrainian side needs, depending on how much artillery is on the other side, and some doses that do not allow you to take decisive steps and strengthen the counteroffensive, particularly in the south, the answer will please our viewers, because it is absolutely a man who a real-politician, she first of all assumes that every leader of a country is primarily concerned with the security of their own people, and i think that one of the reasons for this is the volume and supply of military and technical assistance from our western partners, because they are

of nuclear weapons, there is a fairly clear reaction from the president of the united states, joseph biden, and so on, in your opinion now the degree is high and there is a great risk that russia may use tactical nuclear weapons at the moment. i personally do not believe it because, with all disrespect, let's say yes to russia. that is, there are still people left, well, at least sober people who can't help but understand how it will all end . it may end with simply destroying russia, but at the same time another half of europe will be destroyed. well, i'm not talking about ukraine anymore. i think that by then you and i will already be on the air. so, we won't talk calmly. so, it's nobody's business. it is absolutely not necessary. but it is clear that putin may not care about it. but i hope that it cares, well , at least some of the people in his environment and that the use of nuclear weapons is not just that he pressed some button and went to sleep. well, this system of actions is complex - it is a whole chain there military command and so on, there is a difference between ballistic, i

transmission, and here we only have an announcement from kiru that soon the administration of joseph bidenis package and what will not be in this package it is quite clear, and you know how it is such an interesting coincidence that on some authoritative portals in the usa there are appeals about, well, finally give ukraine atakams because ukraine knows how to responsibly skilfully use the fire target provided by the american allies. well, russia is no longer capable of excavating everything, so you know. it is quite possible that the next packages of military aid from the united states will not be so much the classic 155 mm caliber ammunition. well, rather, those ammunition and they can increase our firepower there. which guided projectiles are possible? well, finally, the same otakans or other guided missiles necessary to destroy the russians in the 1 hryvnia regime of ukraine will go, well, you know, if of course officially about the transfer of these missiles will not be announced immediately, mr. ivan, i wanted to ask about the manpower of the russians , because we see that this hidde

in the bod on both sides, and understandably, and uh, right now the warring parties report to joseph bidenink he's interested in it, and i think he understands. can you understand? look here. yes, here, uh, a very good illustration of what, so to speak, that there are two how if, well, as if two intellectual realities, that is, instantaneous, and so on, never quite, in my opinion, were now accepted with brilliance, for example, the first one, which means, here's a physical impossibility for you. why couldn’t russia, you and i understand honestly, honestly, yes, join nato well, because when there are two comparable forces in one organization, i’ll have a month later yes, of course, tomorrow in the program just like that means two comparable, so to speak, nuclear potential and potential in general, and so on. it's like not very good, because we know that they rule with the states . uh, nato is just states. well, this is a completely frank one, but but if that declaration, yes, which all the time there suggest that we are generally for world peace. we are generally a ship invented for one, so

cold war by and large this is a fact this is a reality and now it is simply the experience of joseph bideno started his political career in the 70s of the xx century, is reanimated, and here, by the way, he can be extraordinary. he can be useful for everyone. biden is often accused of determination. biden is often accused of not acting. well, let's say it's possible in this situation, the events of donald trump, but in reality, no one knows if donald trump would act in this situation, i can say this with absolute certainty, because this situation is unique and of course that every american leader acts in his personal paradigm, it is clear that the republicans keep democracy in their sights of the upcoming elections that will take place in just a month and a half, and that is why they are trying not to make any dramatic mistakes, but what happened yesterday jake sullivan, the assistant to the president on national security issues , who is often called more sympathetic to russia, and secretary of state anthony blinken, whom his ukrainian colleague dmytro kuleba called the main friend of ukra

there any conclusions in america that it was a mistake, well, another administration came, then joseph biden in the administration of barik obama took a different position, he still called, as far as i know, for more decisive actions, therefore, in principle, this is already history well, look at our capabilities at that time, i will simply ask you a counter question if we are all criticizing that time . us we didn't have much. unfortunately, yanukovych collapsed , so why are we like this after how many years we allowed the occupation of kherson from the crimea, why did we allow the exit from the crimea to mariupol and the south , we already knew everything, we already knew everything, what to do like this. it is not possible, what is the need for defense and what did we allow again , so you know, let's leave it for the energetic , because now the threats are concrete, today we will deal with the past, then the americans, uh, made their conclusions for many years, we had to convince them that only determined people can stop putin actions, it all started with the provision of lethal weapons t

we hope most of all for the decision of the white house of joseph biden.there is a discussion going on now, arguments are being made about what will be more difficult then there will be no flexibility, i will tell you as a person who has worked in the states and analyzes this situation, these arguments can be accepted, but sooner or later a step will have to be taken. i think that before the midterm elections, the congress in november will take such a step to recognize russia where it belongs to be among the five pariah countries is precisely a terrorist state, a state sponsor of terrorism. it must be defined, no matter how there are some technical difficulties. further , for the united states, it is necessary to adjust the bipartisan initiative in the congress that is currently introduced. it must there are absolutely all chances to implement even without a decision of the president of the united states, that is why i think he needs to act decisively, other countries have already made some decisions in this regard and of course, it is necessary to strengt

ankara and washington are allegedly coordinating a meeting between rychap and her successor and joseph bidenin the white house, how likely it is and , again, who could be the initiator here such the meetings are still chankara or neton well, rather turkey, but again, these are purely guesswork, in fact, it can be so important, the key thing is that the relationship between erdogan and biden did not work out very well, and this will be their third attempt, it seems to come to an understanding face to face, i.e. to hold a meeting at which the turkish president expects to be able to solve the problematic issues that they had in relations with the west. the last time they met was before turkey unblocked the entry of sweden into finland nato and that is exactly that, that is, just then rydogan hoped for just wanted to draw the attention of the united states to himself and, in principle, managed to get a phone call from biden, they discussed something and the issue was temporarily removed, but it is obvious that since that time there have been controversial moments between turkey and the united st

there any conclusions in america that it was a mistake, well , another administration came, then joseph bidenferent position, as far as i know, for more decisive actions, therefore, in principle, this is already history, and you have to draw conclusions from it. well, look at our possibilities at that time, i will simply ask you a counter question, if we all criticize that time well, the fact that we didn't do a full-fledged, maybe we threw everything we had at the defense of crimea, everything we had, uh, we didn't have much. unfortunately, yanukovych collapsed, that's why we are like this, after how many years we allowed the occupation of kherson from crimea why did you allow egress from crimea? mariupol for the whole week, we already knew everything, we already knew what to do, we can't. we need defense . and what did we allow again, so you know, let's leave it for historical analysis, because now there are concrete threats today, we'll deal with the past later, the americans... they made their conclusions for many years, we had to convince them that only decisive action would stop putin,

in the bod on both sides, and understandably, and uh, right now the warring parties report to joseph bidenhis. i think he is. do you understand? do you understand? look here. yes, here, uh, you are very good illustrations of the fact, so to speak, that there are two, well, two realities. intellectual, that is, mental, and so on, it is never absolutely necessary, in my opinion, it has now risen with brilliance, for example, the first, which means, here you go, well, into physical impossibility. why couldn’t russia, you and i , honestly, honestly, yes, join nato well, because when there are two comparable forces in one organization, then yes, yes, of course, tomorrow in the program right now everything means that, two comparable , so to speak, nuclear potential and potential in general, and so on. it's like not very good, because we know that that they rule the states. uh, nato is only states, well, one completely frank unequivocally, but, if that declaration, and so, which all the time they offer, that we are generally zamira all over the world. in general, we were invented with this for on