the medieval castle of dahlia burg is in the kaliningrad region, and today work is in full swing withsports, an unusual cultural object will open, the citadel of the teutonic knights decided to fill it with new meaning and create a museum of the russian presence there, but first the building has to be put in order and the orthodox bishop is engaged in this, and past and future legendary walls. alekseevich chebotarev most dahlia burg is one of the three most preserved in the kaliningrad region, of course, many centuries of existence have said its state. many wars, however, some of these buildings still remember the fourteenth century, when it was erected, this is the stone version of the castle. it is now in the courtyard of the castle, calming atmosphere clean lawn and lounge chairs for visitors 11 years ago, when the dahlia was handed over to the russian orthodox church. everything was different castle. to by that time, he managed to stay an infectious diseases hospital and a mountain municipal housing. garbage. there were such that she was sledding on them from the second floor. yes

yes, sultan burg. also warns airs. air attacks on civilians show moscow is running out of alternatives and why germany is struggling to have more than a 1000000 ukrainians who flat, their war torn homeland, local authorities want more help from the government in berlin. ah, i pablo for lillius. welcome to the program. security services are reporting more russian strikes on ukraine just a day after a wave of cruise miss out attacks. a dozen rockets have slammed into public buildings in the southern city of zap regia. the explosion set off a large fire and killed at least one person, the attacks of destroyed vital infrastructure and homes. but authorities and residents in the capital, keith are already starting to repair the damage just hours after the massage struck, ukrainians got to work, cleaning up, determined to send a signal to russia. president ballade means lensky said the attacks had not demoralized ukraine. in fact, quite the opposite way, and the rebuilding had already started shielding the b

well, secretary general stalsen burg admits that the process is need to be sped up here. his own country norway has said that it's going to have to lower the level at which it keeps its own munitions in order to send more to ukraine. oldenburg says right now, that's the right thing to do. so this is what allies are going to be discussing how to speed up and, and enlarge their procurement processes so that they can make bigger order so that manufacturers can, can move more quickly. but at the same time, some countries are feeling a bit nervous about having to lower their own stocks to send more to keith. thanks for your reporting. terry t w's, terry shells and brussels. the leaders of the g 7 nations have promised to support ukraine for as long as it takes they've held an emergency video conference where president vladimir lansky, he warned russia could still step up its air strikes, highlands. he asked the g 7 to helps double drank, and ukraine's air defense capabilities to stop moscow's miss on attacks. right. we seem to be having some technical difficulties at the momen

burge settled in 2017, when the castle housed the administration of the newly formed chernyakhov diocese, the radio electronic engineer, according to his worldly higher education, immediately found where to apply? the knowledge to the parishioners of the priests of chernyakhovsk, to match the bishop on you with high technologies, was first a self-made quadrocopter, which was assembled by our deacon with the children. then it turned out to buy a real one, he flies around. uh, around a few times does. there, for 500-600 images, the dimensions are restored from a large number of images and a 3d model is made about plans for the dahlia burg. bishop speaks beware the castle is a regional monument all projects, examinations and contracts are handled by the regional ministry of culture. the only thing. what vladyka nikolai is sure of, the restored premises should have a secular public purpose, for example, an exposition dedicated to the headquarters of field marshal apraksin, located in georginburg, during the seven years' war, you can make an installation. well , for example, sitting at the ta

secretary general sultan burg said the obvious when saying if putin wins, this is not only a big defeat for the ukrainians, but it will be the defeat and dangerous for us. all. yes, nato is at war with russia so much for the claim of being a defense with alliance. with his reveal that the grain corridor is being useful committee. terror acts the definition. what is the question that exist with corridor vladimir putin? hin, the grain deal could be at risk. if it's proven that explosives you've missed in the recent attack on the crimea and a bridge taken out of odessa in a grain truck. you were speaking in a meeting at the latest, at the c. i s countries and an enormous regional summit in catholic stock space ex boss, i'm really in a eli mosque says he's just taking a ukrainian envoys advice to get lost by no longer providing his darling internet satellites to the country for free. i know extreme to would not have jeopardized the security of the gaff supplies of germany and the u. that's according to the classified top secret journaling document compiled before the conflict with reaching

burge its headquarters, the diocesan administration in the territory is open to everyone every day a person comes here that every day, uh, sundays 300, when they say, here are the churches, they gave money for the distance, this church, we don't need this building for worship. it's not needed, for sure. i believe that this is for the people the most georginburg is one of the three most preserved in the kaliningrad region, of course, many centuries, existences and many wars have affected its condition, nevertheless , some of these buildings still remember the xiv century, when it was erected, it is a stone version of the castle. it is now in the courtyard of the castle, a calming atmosphere of a clean lawn and chairs for visitors to relax 11 years ago, when the dahlia was handed over to the russian orthodox church. everything was different castle. by that time, he managed to stay at the infectious diseases hospital and the municipal housing of the mountain. garbage. there were those that you could ride from the second floor massamk on them. yes, here is the platform. for example, she

the burg coffee table. waffles, rice pudding. black bread, cold meat, raisin bread scrambled eggs, gees, cherries, whip cream and liquor. oh, okay. i need support. sabina from coffee. these it keeps me company to send the miller in order here. going. what do i have to start with? a waffle or, or maybe i can say end of all half the raisin bread, the cheese or is it a rule that you have to start with the wrong? there's no set order, but i really like to waffle on. set him up on. we can start with them if you like, the damage you're stopping. okay. so then let's get to the waffle for mr. mrs. good. i mean to, so that the waffles lights down smoothly. you definitely have to drink something. what's that when a biography to offer a delicious coffee? of course, i've heard of it shown angelica a nice coffee from the top to mina top amendment and unusual names. anomaly doesn't lloyd, very german looks unusual. where does come from the theater film of and so it looks unusual because it originally comes from the netherlands form. so it's ca

hello october 7, 1702, the russian army began the siege of the swedish fortress burg in russia, knownnut, after 2 weeks the fortress was taken and this was the first russian victory in the northern war. after the defeat near narva, this fortress was built in the xiv century, novgorodians on the walnut island high river. you are not swedish. they captured it in 1612. after 90 years. it again became a russian operation prepared in secret to prevent the swedes from having time to bring up reinforcements of several ships for the siege. they brought it by drag. through the forests it took everything hard, the nut was, however, thank god, he happily gnawed it later, and to take tsar peter, by his decree, the nut was renamed shlisselburg in the translation of the key, since the city opened the way to this neva and the baltic on october 7, 1909 in moscow took place the premiere of the last opera by nikolai rimsky-korsakov, the golden cockerel, based on pushkin's fairy tale, but the composer did not see it, he died a year before the imperial theaters, the opera production was not accepted, bec

the head of the alliance against elton burges as members will work to replenish stockpiles depleted by the war he w. correspond and terry shells joined a news conference with the nato chief in brussels. this is a true general. you said that you will be making decisions at this meeting about how to increase national stockpiles and keep your keep your arsenals full while supplying more to ukraine. but for example, with the air defense, the air to air missile system that germany is sending, that was something that germany was expecting to order for itself. estonia has sentence entire shipment of javelins to ukraine. so are you worried that while allies are supplying ukraine with everything they can, they are leaving themselves unprotected at home and what will be your deliverables out of this meeting that will change that in terms of manufacturing processing, streamlining. so ne dollars have provided unprecedented support to ukraine or with the capabilities the weapons, ammunition, the different types of mito support. and that is something of course we welcome on that. we have encouraged

you, that's a news website on you matters and mark to burg germany as eva hydra bread there, professor multi level governance in europe at ot, of on gurkin university of mark burge and in brussels as julian home to the european policy specialist and member of renaissance. that the french governing party. welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time with us on insight story, eva over to you 1st. is this a relationship in crisis? i'm not sure if we really had a for a decent crisis. what we know, what makes the german french relationships for the you overall in german or french positions are often quite far apart. but in germany and france managers to, to, to resolve their problems. and that is usually a deal that many of the united states multiple stand behind because they come from different than know what is different, maybe this time. then the, the level of stress and pressure extremely high. it works a bit as, as a catalyst to preexisting tension. you already mentioned defense issues, how to invest and what and the fence and also the internal treatment of energy, the internal ene

hello october 7, 1702, the russian army began the siege of the swedish fortress burg in russia, known as a nut, after 2 weeks the fortress was taken and this was the first russian victory in the northern war. after the defeat near narva, this fortress was built in the 14th century. novgorodians on the nut island at the source of the river. you are not swedish. they captured it in 1612. after 90 years. she is again became a russian operation prepared in secret, in order not to give the swedes time to bring up reinforcements of several ships for the siege. they brought it by drag. through the woods took hard all the nuts were, however, glory. god happy gnawed later wrote and the capture of tsar peter by his decree. oreshek was renamed shlisselburg in the translation of the key, since the city opened the way to the mouth of the neva and the baltic on october 7th. 1909. the premiere of nikolai rimsky-korsakov's last opera the golden cockerel based on pushkin's fairy tale took place in moscow, but the composer did not see it, he died a year before, the imperial theaters did not accept the

yes, stilton burg says any use of nuclear arms would have severe consequences. nasal countries agreed to step of their military support for ukraine and with their own national stalks of defense equipment. dwindling ministers also push forward a joint protection initiative. steam shop. it's still in the early stages, but it's a project that marks a new approach by much of europe towards its military defense. with the european sky shield initiative, 15 countries planned to jointly purchase air defense systems and create a europe wide anti missile shield. under consideration is the procurement of the u. s. made patriot. and the german iris t missile defense systems. europe also has its site on the arrow 3 and his railey anti ballistic missile with a range of up to 2400 kilometers, which germany has reportedly been considering purchasing for months. as more sits at who things need to move very quickly. now it's important that we close these defense gaps because we're living in threatening, challenging times. we must live up to the responsibility we have to close. such gad was looking soci

foreign policy form and my colleagues, eric kelly spoke to nato secretary general, yes, stolt and burg, about the west response to the war in ukraine and had to ended up putting go for there to be a resolution and ukraine. yes or no? again, i will not. you will force me to, to, given the yes or no answer to not what we will do is that we will respond to the actions of russia to god as a who's in charge there. and we will continue to call him to end this war. it was present that started this war on his pets interest and putting an end this war to moral. why enjoying his forces? we have to remember that it's kristen to, to russia stop. so i think there will be peace in sky and ukraine subside thing. ukraine will cease to exist in the plantation and we don't want that top. and that's exactly why we're prod, support your grant, where you can watch the whole interview with n suttonberg on this channel, or online at e t o view dot com. all right, well let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use. germany's interior minister has fired the country's cybersecurity head. anna sh

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. >> ryan burge is an assistant professor at eastern illinois university, and an american baptist pastortry's leading data analysts on religion and politics. >> were they calling law enforcement and letting police know that there was a predator at this church in this state? >> the executive committee had the list, put it in a drawer, and didn't tell anyone about it for over ten years. >> that's the mindset that we're repudiating and moving against. >> when you read that report and to read accounts of people who were brave enough to call in to the executive committee, to report abuse, for them to be ignored -- >> that's not a strong enough word. we didn't just ignore them. sometimes we impugned their motives. sometimes we attacked them. the reason why i'm president of the southern baptist convention is because our churches do not agree with that and have taken action to correct those things. >> bart barber says he's cooperating with the justice department's investigation and appointed a new nine-member sexual abuse task force that's building a registry for credible reports of abuse to hel

john. >> a lot at stake for allan wiesel burg. ckara scannell, through for you coverage. >>> the january 6th committee gaining access to eight emails that trump attorney john eastman fought to keep from lawmakers. a federal judge ruled they were evidence of a likely crime. cnn's paula reid is joining us with details. what can you tell us here, paula? >> brianna, the committee has been trying for months to get their hands on these emails, believing they could help prove that former president trump knew that claims of voter fraud were false even as he touted those numbers in public and his lawyers argued them in court t. lawyers got access to these documents on friday, and they include four communications between trump's attorneys that appear to show that they knew the details they submitted to the courts and their challenges to the elections were not true, and four other emails that review lawyers discussing filing lawsuits as a strategy to hold off the congressional certification of trump's loss. now, one email even lays out conce

looked for surveillance video and pieced a time line of the thief's route.o shows the suv trailing the burg. john found his motorcycle less n two days later a few blocks away blocks away stripped of parts and abandoned outside an auto body shop. >> i was scared because i thougt the criminals or thieves could still be around and i called 911. i wanted to get officers on on the scene. i was transferred to nonemergency line and told os would come when they had availability. i ran over topple as of fine arts where an officer officer was stationed monitoring monitoring smash and grabs and told them about my situation and and he told me he couldn't leave me he couldn't leave his post. >> reporter: john waited three s for officers to take initial ret and four and a half hours after he found his own motorcycle which no longer starts. >> i was shocked. i think when the police aren't around people kind of work to solve their own problems. that's what we did. pe problems. that's what we did. pe problems. that's what we did. pe problems. that's what we did. pe problems. that's what we did. pe problems.

to noah burge brand, demanding the launch of the surviving nord stream 2 branch in order to calm thenergy market completely from the english. if you look around, you will see that one way or another everything depends on energy and it doesn’t matter if it is production or the service sector. and now, at any of our actions, colleagues and friends, relatives and neighbors stand behind us, and we all know well about problems with a lack of energy, chancellor olov schultz assures that everything should be fine, if he does not consider 10% inflation and a ridge. recession in the economy prices for light it promises to freeze vat to reduce the gas storage already filled by 95% against this backdrop. fewer and fewer germans are willing to endure sanctions for the evil of russia ; the number of those who call for negotiations is growing. moreover, similar moods in european countries sound more and more often, the closer winter, the more distinct it becomes for many, it is clear what game they were drawn into under the pretext of saving ukraine, i think that it is wrong for nato to constantly

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he is a managing partner for a burg associates and a former cia analyst and us state department counterterrorism official. and in philadelphia we crossed a erin. good. he is a political scientist historian and author of american exception, empire and the deep state. i, gentleman cross sock rules and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st and del mar, i know we've been talking about this for months and months now, almost devoted every single program since the started the conflict on that conflict in ukraine. but i think sometimes it's important to kind of step back and look at the very big picture here. so the 1st question is, i said in my introduction, how do you think there's conflict in ukraine is likely to end? this conflict will, in, with a complete russian victory of that's the only possible solution. russia can tolerate nothing less than this, having engaged in this conflict to the level it has. russia cannot tolerate a situation that allows this ukrainian government as it's currently configured to continue to exist and poss

j. france has mobilized the means to help ukraine this winter mis, mister president burge or russia to comply with international humanitarian law. and to allow the access for humanitarians to civilian populations who are in the as territories, wouldn't it claims to have occupied, as well as 2 prisoners of war, including those which are detained in russia. we are particularly worried about them, the atrocities and of the destruction which result from the vis, aggression could constitute war crimes, and their perpetrators have to be held accountable on the 22nd of september. last in this council, a minister of foreign affairs miss catherine collin. i stated that they would be no impunity for the criminals of international criminal court has to move forward swiftly in its work by going up as high as possible up the chain of responsibility. and france supports together with many partners, a collection of evidence, a thorough inquiry mechanism, as well as national and international jurisdictions as president. it is now been solidly documented that the russian armed forces to use iranian dro

we're buying time stilton burge was bragging. how we use that time to help you. great. i mean, they're all liars, they're not people to be trusted. and so, you know, when you the even the thought of coming to the negotiating table, will these people lied to us for 8 years? why are they going to tell us the truth now that the west has done this to themselves? they did not keep their agreements. go ahead, richard. well, that's true. and, you know, i think people have forgotten. but about 2 months after russia crossed over the border, russia and ukraine were engaged and productive peace talks. and they had hammered out the basics of a peace agreement when, when bore she also unexpectedly, lordship, lawrence johnson and force johnson johnson, and ordered them essentially to cut off the peace talks and get back to war. we had no intentions. we have such an enormous investment in war that we were not about to to let this i and now hopefully we're getting closer to an end point. but i'm not sure. i worry somewhat about an october surprise we, i agree with you, but you know wha

british military and hugh ward is said to have created a proposal and detailed the roadmap kit, clara burge, who took part in the investigation outlines the main details to my colleague research shay. essentially, this is a proposal that was put together by a senior and rather obscure british military veteran who he was at the requested an individual in chris donnelly. i his request that on behalf of order is that she has, as you say, the formula in the defense minister. and since that has been both and all sorts of robert g b activities like funneling boss amounts of weaponry from bulk area to ukraine. yes . these are very, very detailed proposal spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge. how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or via or team lead scuba divers armed with particular century devices or in the underwater drones. the attack never happened in the way that was outlined in this plan that you've been exposed to that you've got your hands on. why do you think that is? yeah, it differed actually in execution to i was going to pull it up the horror of the unfoldi

yes, dalton burg. how far can natal members increase support for ukraine? go to help feed, repel pollutants embankment de systems. $9.00 and partners hub delivered. had ordered, it made a huge difference. so this is one of the reasons why russia has not been able to gain the air, is superior to control over the air space over ukraine, as potent issues veiled nuclear threats. how strong as needles deterrence today, and how well is it position to confront security threats of the future? including those posed by china. ah, secretary general suttonberg, welcome to conflicts own bankers commercial home is, are in the past week. ukrainian city is far from the front lines, including the capital key, had been waking up to deadly russian air strikes, which appear to be targeting infrastructure in civilian areas. what do you think put names to achieve what these strikes? i think the aim is to reduce them, the termination of the ukranian people to stand up against a brutal or russian nation of the country. but i think he will fail. she has failed in all in all the att

week on conflict zone from the berlin foreign policy for him is nato secretary general yes dalton burg. how far can natal members increase support for ukraine? go to help t repel hooton's invasion. the systems are $9.00 and partners hub delivered out all the dom made a huge difference. so this is one, the reasons why russia has not been able to gain the air, is superior to control over the air space over ukraine, as potent issues veiled nuclear threats. how strong as needles deterrence today, and how well as a position to confront security threats of the future, including those posed by china. secretary general suttonberg, welcome to conflicts own thanks more for him, his arm. in the past week, ukrainian city is far from the front lines, including the capital. keith had been waking up to deadly russian air strikes, which appear to be targeting infrastructure in civilian areas. what do you think put names to achieve with these strikes? i think the aim is to reduce the nation of the ukrainian people to stand up against a brutal or russian nation of the country. but i think he will fail.

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at the conclusion of the meeting, nato secretary general, yet sultan burg pledged the alliances for support for keith and described a comprehensive assistance package including drawn equipment, weapon, and drone jammers. the big question though, is how nato would respond to the use of any nuclear weapons by russia. we will not go into exactly how we will ers formed, but of course, a diesel filament. they changed the nature of the conflict a to olla april or, i mean that the a very important line has been across it in use of a smaller nuclear weapon will be a very serious thing for the monthly changing the nature of the war in ukraine on of course that will have consequences in ukraine. many wonder what exactly those consequences will be. but it's not just the nuclear threat. ukrainians are concerned about the air raid sirens once again rang out across the country, including here and live on thursday. many are worried that russia will increasingly target civilian infrastructure. temperatures are already dropping and the prospect of a winter without access to electricity is leading residence

are considered on peter lavelle every once in a while the mask slips. nato secretary general sultan burg said the obvious one saying if putin wins, this is not only a big defeat for the ukrainians, but it will be the defeat and dangerous or assault. yes, nato is at war with russia so much for the claim of being a defense of alliance ah, cross sucking nato's war, i'm joined by my guest nichol. i petro in kingston. he is professor of political science at the university of rhode island in jersey city. we have sarah founder's, she is co director of international action center. her upcoming book is sanctions a wrecking ball in a global economy. and in mount jackson, we have karen about koski. she is a retired united states air force lieutenant colonel who served both an essay and the office of secretary of defense. are a crosswalk rose in effect. that means you can jump in in time you want and i always appreciate nickel. i like to return to what tuttleton bird said, i'm going to repeat it here, a military victory for russia and ukraine, which fell defeat for the entire western alliance. well,

the last couple of weeks, public opinion has shifted a bit and even climate activist, great at 2 in burg, just recently said that she thinks it's a bad idea to turn off the nuclear power plants that are already running and rely on more planet heating coal instead, and so they're now staying on the grid during this winter to secure energy supply at times of high electricity demand, and to avoid blackouts. that why is it so controversial amongst germans? they're having to war 3 power plants are powered by nuclear about while it's inconsistent with decisions made by previous german governments and all of them have committed to that their transition to safe and renewable energy. and that's a decision that was backed by the majority of german spec, then, and experts argue the facts have not changed. nuclear power and nuclear power plants remain a high risk technology. greenpeace, for example, says that, especially in times where europe is critical, infrastructure is attacked. nuclear power panel and suppose a very high risk, let alone the fact that there's still no solution to what will happe

we have larry johnson, he is a managing partner for a burg associates and a former c. i a analyst and us state department counterterrorism official. and in philadelphia we crossed at erin, good. he is a political scientist historian and author of american exception empire and the deeps.

for marcia analyst and ceo of burg associates, laurie johnson says that such incidents, unstable funky of reveal ukraine's air defenses are lacking. when people fire a rifle from the ground, the bullet goes up in the air. it does not magically then disappear or disintegrate . if that bullet doesn't hit something, it comes back at the ground in force and kill people on the ground. what it highlights is the complete inadequacy failure of ukraine's air defense system. or they can even call it a narrative subsystem because it's clearly they don't have an integrated system that can function to stop drones or missiles for that matter. so calling up on individuals to get out to the streets like this, particularly carrying firearms of because i guarantee you the average ukrainian carrying a rifle is not trained to use it safely. and more often than not, you're going to have people shooting each other negligent accidentally than actually trying to bring down a drought. that's how the world is looking at 12 24 pm. moscow time i and pizza scotts ought to be back again with another look at today's

the style is also important and is part of the decision we made to day and what would be burg, but will be very, very helpful. is the agreement that that private companies that are trading with guess and supplying europe can cooperate, which would not have been feasible for them today because of her, of her competition restrictions. and they really did rulings on competition. and now we make it feasible that they can do this, and this will be very helpful. and i think will also give us the chance to explore more guests. because we know that we need more gas exploration. it for just to tell it to you. 155000000000 cubic meter of gas, a vanishing from the european market that have been sent to europe from russia. this has consequences if we are not able to find new resources for gas supply. and this is what is part of the agenda we are working on. but i think this will be a very important visit that to discuss with the degree prime minister, who i know whom i know since a long time ago. and we are going through all the questions of bilateral relations, questions of for your pin aspects an

earlier this year, the dark angels led by former british squad, daniel burge was revealed to have fired an $80000.00 pound javelin missile at russian tanks. a full man team went kilometers into no man's land with a javelin anti tank missile, which they fired at a russian almond vehicle. his former units came to prominence when it was revealed that its soldiers had you the images of then labor lead a. jeremy corbin as target practice soldiers of the parachute regiment routinely patio target practice of this occasion. they filmed themselves and posted of social media. the headline happy with that suggests the hit the target. then 50 reveals. jeremy corbin is apparently that target book and others in the dark. a news also say with kurdish forces in syria. this includes marquez who says he accidentally joined us off in boucher and say they weren't bad people by accident. i joined the as of unit. that would have been my last choice of a unit to go to. but i'm pretty glad i did. they're not the monsters in psychos that i would envisage neo nazis to be. i mean, they're not all like that. a lot

with a former c i, a analyst on c o, a burg associates, larry johnson say such incidents and statements from kiev demonstrate a failure of ukraine's ad defenses. when people fire a rifle from the ground, the bullet goes up in the air. it does not magically then disappear, are disintegrating. if that bullet doesn't hit something, it comes back at the ground. enforce hill people are on the ground. so if, if you're going to put hundreds of ukrainians out of the streets, byron white into the air was presuming it's a sub white, $62.00 by $51.00 cartridge end up with a lot which civilian? ashley's. that are, be all simply by these drones that do get shot down and crash it apart. but what it highlights is the complete inadequacy failure of ukraine's air defense system. or they can even call it an air defense system because it clearly they don't have an integrated system that can function to stop drones or missiles for that matter. so calling up on individuals to get out into the streets like this, particularly carrying firearms. the other thing that the western media has ignored is the fact th