anti-missile defense and this will be a contribution to the joint aviation security of the european continenthe head of the president's office noted that the kyiv security agreement, which was developed with the former nato chief anderson fogg rasmus, should be a joint document on strategic partnership that unites ukraine and the countries that guarantee security, not assurances, but guarantees come from the main group of allies of ukraine who have a significant military potential they must be ready to make both political and legal commitments along with commitments to military aid, a wider group of international partners should support a set of non-military guarantees based on sanctions, we must guarantee that the price of aggression will be too high for russia, we remind you that bohdan ferenc, experts on international issues , are with us. the creation of this shield, what is it about, after all, is it about strengthening anti-air defense or about that shield, in principle, these are identical concepts and anti- air and anti-missile defense are two components which directly help to strengt

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when it comes to the fate of 40 million people living on the european continent, it seems to me that it is time for this european continent to understand that in this situation, putin must only be stopped by force or by physical elimination from the authorities well, you see in this, mr. serhiyovych, the problem is that instead of reacting quickly and harshly to everything that is happening in ukraine today, they keep telling us that we will supply you with generators, we will supply you with heaters there and so on and so on well, this is very good, and we thank you for it, so that people still have the opportunity to survive somehow in this situation. in the disease itself, the causes of this disease a the causes of this disease, you just don't show the kremlin, it's an ominous place on earth, where i think some otherworldly forces have gathered, because common sense cannot explain the actions on these people who are sitting there, that's why i'm saying that, unfortunately, nato could react much more intensively to what is happening and do it quickly. i really hope that today's mee

switzer eastern europe is especially affected. russia has the highest infection rate on the european continent. high risk groups have little access to pre exposure prophylaxis. instead they are criminalized. prejudice is also a problem. h i v aids is often called a gay disease, including in ukraine. but the l g b to q plus community there is mobilizing against that stigma. the truth is that aids affects the whole of society. and in ukraine, the situation is deteriorated due to the war. people with h, i v aids need health care, and that includes ukrainian refugees in germany. that's why a portion of the proceeds from this years gala will go to aids projects for ukrainian refugees. $375000.00 euros and donate since a record some, but it's still not enough to fight the disease. i think my venture, toughest gun, what i wish for hindley, i wish that we would finally get vaccine worn out of school with cove it. it took about a year because there was a lot of funding and public interest impreza. and here with h, i v and aids for after well over 35 years, but there's still no vaccine in sight, not kin

who live on the european continent. it is time for the entire european continent to understand that in this situation, putin must only be stopped by force or by removing him from power. well, you see in this, mr. serhiyevich, the problem that instead of quickly and to react harshly to everything that is happening today in ukraine, they keep telling us that we will supply you with generators, we will supply you with heaters there, and so on and so on, well, this is very good, and we thank you for it, so that people still have the opportunity somewhere er somehow er survive in this situation but er it doesn't solve the problem in essence we really need to treat not the consequences of the disease but the disease itself the causes of this disease and the causes of this disease you just don't show the kremlin this is the most sinister place on earth i think some otherworldly forces have gathered, because common sense cannot explain the actions on these people who are there who are sitting there, that's why i say that, unfor

blackmail them, plus these people are actually now responsible for the safety of the entire european continentuse, god forbid , the accident at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, this is the black sea region and the european continent, in principle , will be in the zone of influence of the significant influence of the radiation. well, the enemies can only sign in to their powerlessness, even if they shoved this passport into someone under pressure, it's okay, the passport can be thrown away. you're right, and people will stay and continue to serve ukraine. well, if someone, somewhere, someone went to russia, it's theirs personal problems, but i perfectly understand that these people are, in principle, already heroes and remain heroes. here was the information . unfortunately , a baby who was only 1.5 days old was killed, a terrible story, a very terrible story, there are many of them, it was so very clear, and you know about the fact that our defenders destroyed the occupiers who were shelling vilniansk, is this again confirmed or not is it true? do you want to believe that they were shooti

switzer eastern europe is especially affected. russia has the highest infection rate on the european continent. high risk groups have little access to pre exposure prophylaxis. instead they are criminalized. prejudice is also a problem. h i v aids is often called a gay disease, including and ukraine. but the l g b to q plus community there is mobilizing against that stigma. the truth is that aids affects the whole of society. and in ukraine the situation is deteriorated due to the war, people with h i v aids need health care and that includes ukrainian refugees in germany. busy that's why a portion of the proceeds from this years gala will go to aids projects for ukrainian refugees. $375000.00 euros and donations a record thumb. but it's still not enough to fight the disease. public melvin sher, toughest gun. what i wish for hindley, i wish that we would finally get a vaccine one out of school with covered it took about a year because there was a lot of funding in public untrusted presser. and here with h, i. v and aids for after well over 35 years 5, there's still no vaccine in sight, not kin

because of the uh the european continent because of the uh the european continent because of the uh decision to invade ukraine it was not decision to invade ukraine it was not decision to invade ukraine it was not clear for some time where the particular clear for some time where the particular clear for some time where the particular missile came from who was responsible it missile came from who was responsible it missile came from who was responsible it looks like based on what we know now looks like based on what we know now looks like based on what we know now that it was a ukrainian surface-to-air that it was a ukrainian surface-to-air that it was a ukrainian surface-to-air missile part of a missile defense system missile part of a missile defense system missile part of a missile defense system against the hostile attack maybe on against the hostile attack maybe on against the hostile attack maybe on labiv or in in western ukraine generally labiv or in in western ukraine generally labiv or in in western ukraine generally i think that's what the polish i think that's what the po

washington delivered more than 84,000 tons of military equipment and equipment to the european continent, according to the us air force transport command, more than 16,000 military personnel were also sent over 63,000 anti-tank systems and almost a million artillery shells for the delivery of weapons, equipment and military personnel were carried out by the command in 845 flights, it is noted that military supplies for ukraine began to be delivered on january 21, deliveries continue to this day. how the white house reacts, if you suddenly don’t like something, we ’ll tell you today in an understandable policy, the next series of the cycle and the next us crimes ukraine is on fire and an attempted rebellion in belarus how western funds work to undermine the state, special services, pocket media saboteurs and training. fighters. the bloody conspiracy of terrorists and the secret correspondence of polish politicians are only facts today after the panorama. and now for the good sports news. the leader of the women's tennis team of belarus arina sobolenko, sensationally reached the final of t

europe took months to give up, and we expect a complete rejection in february, so when will the european continentucts these steps, what do you think, this is an expensive instruction for those who want to be with us, so cut the hole, well, by us, we mean in a coalition against russia, well, this is an expensive instruction for those who depend on russian energy carriers of countries that it depends on that and plus, of course, the political assessment of what is happening means that russia is using energy blackmail, that is, the use of e-e oil and gas, gas, unfortunately, you know that the issue with gas has not yet been resolved, but in the meantime, on oil, you rightly said that the solution has already been made, so to speak in february 100% rejection of russian oil before that there was coal yes yes yes europe is that this energy dependence has led to the fact that russia uses er energy club to solve its own issues these issues unfortunately of an expansionist and aggressive nature, which is also supported by actually aggression towards neighboring countries, so that it is clear that if kyiv

well, almost soon, in a few months, it will be 8-9 years since the last war on the european continentr. colonel, briefly, because now we will pass the floor to journalists, what is the situation in belarus, there have already been signals that they are starting to form one or another offensive group there, well, at the moment they do not have such forces, but it is as if they started a process of three in order to strengthen the defense position of ukraine in this direction, and then when the time comes to make money so that the russian and belarusian soldiers who want to be aggressors forever the desire to be an aggressor has disappeared, thank you, thank you, mr. colonel, for your service and for participating in the live broadcast of the espresso tv channel vladyslav seleznyov, military expert, colonel of the armed forces of ukraine, former spokesman of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine well, finally, we want to tell you at the end of our first hour, we want to tell you that with espresso, together with the public association of dreams of action, junio ​​is collectin

so this year, this winter, excuse me, is going to be incredibly challenging to europeans ah, continent wide. a certain countries are going to be worse off because of the hard line that they're very much taking with russia other countries that have gone a little bit more flexibility with respect taking in russia. natural gas are going to keep going to be hit less hard, but nevertheless it is going to be a winter full of pain. for many europeans, they will see double triple on the price of heating. and the issue of the basic issue or the primary issue, may not even be cos, it may be rationing. there may not be enough natural gas to go around and i think governments are not going to be silly enough to make natural gas available to the highest bidder. i think they will go ahead and ration it if they get to the point where they know that for certain there's not going to be enough natural gas to go around. so it is likely shaking up, shaping up right now to be a very difficult period of time for europeans continent wide. and i think certainly there could be surprises, could be a milder winte

has enough resources that it has not yet shown to inflict, well, irreparable damage to the european continent, so i think this is a genetic memory and unwillingness to be pawns in this game that the americans are playing. she forces the europeans. be very careful to this to this question. as it comes, russia's economic retaliation they realize that the military response could be far more devastating, especially since the economic factor hasn't worked out as moderately as they hoped. and you know, in europe now there is such a thing, you know, this is not even a disappointment. we heard spiegel in this material. yes, there is some kind of doom in the soviet fairy tale. what will, what is not will, and the other day is very good. this was expressed by serbian president vučić, who said we are all understand who is worth it. behind the explosions of the northern streams, but i even quote, we pretend to be fools and are silent. let's hear what he said. now we have a total of 667 million cubic meters of gas in four storage facilities, if tomorrow they block it or sabotage it, then we will pretend t

thousand of them have arrived in the country are preparing to warm ukrainians in winter and on the european continentean commission recently allocated an additional 100 million euros to seven member states that accept a large number of refugees from ukraine in poland, slovakia, the czech republic, bulgaria, estonia, latvia and lithuanian member states can use these funds to continue to provide immediate assistance to refugees, such as food, transport and temporary housing , these funds can also support their ability to integrate refugees, including vulnerable versts and unaccompanied minors. decided to return to ukraine back on october 10, when the rashists first purposefully began to target the energy infrastructure of ukraine, the european commission announced the broadcast to go back home to ukraine if you decided to return to ukraine, but it has changed and you need to leave the country again the eu is always ready to accept you and continue to provide shelter the other day, the czech government, which presides over the eu in brussels, decided to extend the status of temporary protection for ukra

yes, and the key issue is the atmosphere and readiness to apply in the federation on the european continent, in particular, it is about the space of the european union, what changes do you see that are possible during this forum, the role and participation of the organization is discussed as a result of this war, to stop this war and join the victory in in this war, it was emphasized that it is only a peace-making process, and that there is a competition between a democratic and an autocratic system, democracy must assert itself the victory of ukraine actually on these civil society interacts with the e-e state which was committed by the russian federation, the work to overcome the consequences of this war in ukraine is an international good of all european countries diplomats representatives of international organizations what should be the strategy of the movement directly with the inclusion of all active players who e until recently , 2002 was achieved by any means, now we understand that peace can be and we are talking about it, so i understand that now missiles are flying into ukraine

but then it was vetoed primarily by france, which saw itself, uh, as a great power on the european continentthe army was not needed, and subsequently such attempts were made several times again, well, with the same result, and now, uh, create some kind of european army. well, first of all, the americans for sure, but it won’t allow a full-fledged army that would compete with nato, and disabling it into nato on behalf of the european union is also not entirely, but it would be correct all the same, even despite uh behavior. eh, finland, sweden, lately, countries that have not joined and are not planning to join nato remain in the european union, and therefore, but to talk about a certain military campaign, but what they like to call brussels in essen brussels, and strategic autonomy can be e. well, as of today, hypothetically indeed, maybe. it is they who have some dreams of the european authorities somewhere subconsciously. they understand that they are dancing to the tune of the americans and do not conduct an independent policy, but i would like, well, let's see, everything seems to be a h

are we, the key issue is the atmosphere and the willingness to apply in the federation on the european continent it is about the space of the european union, which shifts do you see and which are possible during this forum, the role and participation of the organization is discussed as a result of this war, to stop this war and join the victory in this war, what was emphasized is that it is only a peace -making process, and what

they settled on a prosperous european. continent steps speak out for themselves.ers said that we are for the continuation of the grain deal, but we are for the fact that the grain that is supplied under the black sea black sea agreements goes precisely to the countries that need grain supplies, and not to western countries, and they are strange with the european economies, as it is happening now, so we spoke in favor of continuing. uh, these are deals. uh, under the control of points in the direction of grain so that this grain is really in need of the country, and this is the key point of the very fact of extending the deal. no matter how much some european politicians try to try on roles, it’s more of a technical prolongation of the agreement occurs automatically for the next 120 days, it’s much more important that the conditions are observed by all parties and on all points of the signed document. we have always emphasized the package nature, these are transactions, that is, we are talking about not only about e, the export of ukrainian e food ukrainian food, b

irritate putin so that putin does not launch a nuclear , chemical or some other attack on the european continent so effectively. andriy, please. the whole point here is that according to the nato charter, such actions are in the interests of ukraine by one of the nato countries. they must agree as members of the alliance and i think that such consultations are definitely going and now , by the way, it is much easier to convince and it is much easier than there, let's say there in february or march, this system is really needed by the patriot because it is very effective against ballistic missiles that are now actually, our system is shot down with little efficiency, and the patriots here in terms of potential threats from all the iranian missiles that can be delivered will be a very serious threat , especially if they will be used from the territory of belarus, where the approach time is generally very short. it is very important to conduct these consultations, let's say risk assessment in terms of these euro actual obligations between the mother's borders. this is where i think the configuratio

counteracting it is all being done for the so-called western world for that very part of the european continenthich at first followed its big brother in washington participated with her own hands. fa- anticasional coups in ukraine then supported allegedly democratic transformations in this country, which for some reason turned into a strengthening of dictatorial habits, and a totalitarian regime, and a complete renunciation of e sovereignty of democracy and freedoms. and now i have to allocate for everything. this madness is huge and means to top it all off. with a certain regularity, the kiev regime and zelensky reminds them that they know how to shell a nuclear power plant to so that as soon as someone in the west, including, perhaps even in the first place in western europe, a thought or a question creeps in, which they will try to verbalize to ask themselves. and what is their money going for, are they part of the country of conflict, are they just a sponsor of the bloodshed? immediately they will be reminded of the correct answer once again by firing at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant.

follow from this and the name is very new situation eh in eh for the european union for the european continent state itself has not become a terrorist state, the resolution will be put to a vote on november 23 during the plenary session of the european parliament in strasbourg, france , and if the unprecedented decision in history europe will approve the new status of russia will entail not only additional sanctions and a review of diplomatic relations, it will be a serious signal for countries that are still hesitating which side to choose in this war oksana shnayder - we are ukraine marathon the only news when the vocation is more important even than one's own life next our story about a heart surgeon who during the brutal battles for kyiv when rockets flew over his hospital continued to operate on patients about a fearless doctor who, despite the danger , treated others further in the plot despite everything and in spite of the cannonade of explosions in kyiv, he continued to perform excess heart surgery. there were several explosions nearby, four or five. well, really close to 1 km, if you

irritate putin so that putin does not launch a nuclear, chemical or some other attack on the european continent, therefore we do not want to come so close to this in order to help ukraine so effectively actions in the interests of ukraine on the part of one of the nato countries they have to agree as members of the alliance, and i think that such consultations are definitely going and now it is necessary to convince and it is much easier than when we say there in february or march, this system is really necessary patriot because it is well, it is very effective against ballistic missiles, which our system actually shoots down with low efficiency, and the patriots here are planning to get a pension from all the iranian missiles that can be delivered. this will be a very serious threat, especially if they will be used from the territory of belarus where, in general, the approach time is quite short. well, again, it is very important here to conduct these consultations , or let's say the risk assessment in terms of these euro-atlantic obligations between nato and here i think the consultations are

the unity between america and europe, er, to strengthen anti-american sentiments on to the european continento make europe fight, why is he so putin? i mean crazy with the pleasure of overcoming the traumas of that time. well, because it was clear that trump would just begin to deepen this split between certain elites at least in europe and america and he was supposed to lead to the practical disconnection of america from the world processes of falling asleep on its own problems and so on and so on, that's why lukashenka was chosen to play the role of such a preacher, you know the topic is about the fact that europeans are basically normal guys, but this uncle biden, who sits far away in america, he does not allow them to do what they should do, namely stop the war, because look at germany pacifists, even though i am trying to speak french there the president talks about peace negotiations, well, only the lazy one doesn't talk about it now, but those damn anglo-saxons, that means the british have joined them, that's why they're bad, and that's why we have to put as much pressure as possible o

imagine the situation we europeans will be in if a terrorist rule reigns in russia on the european continentthat commits crimes against ukraine because we were able to pass the resolution, these are mixed feelings now about the importance of the resolution. yes, this is only the first step on our continent. there has never been such a situation with a state that commits terrorism with the help of its own institutions. we do not have the appropriate legislation. only some regulations, for example, the decision of the eu to recognize organizations such as hezbollah as terrorists. as for the states, such decisions have not yet been adopted in the resolution. we asked the european commission and specialized institutions to provide us and the european union with legislative acts that should explain in detail the consequences of what this means, who recognizes a state as a terrorist or a sponsor of terrorism, what happens next, the isolation of the country, the breakdown of diplomatic relations, i am only assuming now, i am asking a question, the commission and the european council should clearly

to break the unity between america and europe, to strengthen anti-american sentiments on the european continentpe and quarreled why he is so putin means crazy with the satisfaction of having overcome the traumas of his time well, because it was clear that trump would just begin to deepen this split between certain elites at least in europe and america and he had to bring to a practical disconnection of america from the world processes of falling asleep on its own problems and so on and so on, that's why lukashenka was chosen to play the role of someone who, you know, proclaims the theme that europeans, in principle, they normal guys, but this uncle is biden who is sitting there far away in america, he does not allow them to do what they should do, namely to stop the war, because look at the pacifists in germany, even though the french president is talking about peace negotiations . damn, the anglo-saxons are also among them, which means that britain has joined them , they are bad, and that's why we need to press as much as possible on the fact that the europeans are for peace, and those are aga

whole topic , it all went, including because of a latin america and plus, if we take, say, the european continentof course, in germany today this is all very actively observed, because, let's say, in april, and this year it was so global, and the process was such a global fireplace. that's when a sufficiently large number of more than 100 people, and representatives of the catholic church itself declared in germany yes, they declared their orientation. and actually. it was a big scandal about whether the church is sinful or not. after all, it actually operates with the concept of sin, and morality period concept. not what used to be vices , now they have canceled leviticus as slaves. they change something, because as soon as new popes come and we first of all ask, in fact. and how do you feel about this topic, and if it was said earlier that this is a categorically manifestation of sin. and nothing else, but now it is the same, francis, if you read his interview, he not only has some completely wild ideas about the russian peoples. he is absolutely uh, different, he says, what else can we say, if

two things: the robbery of europe and the emergence of an iron curtain between russia and the european continentrent mode they are with us and they won’t be able to compete with the big non-west, by the way, the same the very program towards china for the europeans, at least the europeans will have to proactively break off all relations. with china , it is not profitable to give a damn, which is not profitable, if the barrel of seams is macron, this will not make them fired. in the literal sense, they will be fired and there will be something else to do everything here. and this is what the entire so-called western elite has learned over the past few years. our father is not necessary no need no need to do what you are ordered, and ordered quietly not in public, go and do it. here is such a whole sovereign europe and such an iron there will be an iron curtain with us, because they have no other alternative and no other scenario, and europe does not have sovereignty and the will to oppose this and will force europe to draw an iron curtain from china as well as with us. that's what will happen, an

the architecture will need to be crated in european continent. it was, it was damaged. we fill it in lithuania because we are less secure or with, with russia attacking and having to neighbors, russia, and, and, and bell. it was just on our, on our water. i. so we need to create something, something that is new, and how do you create new architecture without a integral country in the european con, in ukraine? so i think it's unavoidable that we, we need to talk about this and we need to find the best solution. yes, for the baltic sandeval, if anyone has and at the best solution is, is article 5. yes, there should be conditions. yes. we need to know defined at the time when this needs to happen. i personally don't think that there's a lot of room to, to thing about something, something different if we want are in a nato to actually really to have a, as a strong alliance in nato and the war in you. great. now to china, reports are emerging tonight that authorities there are seeking out individuals who took part in rallies against coven 19 restrictions over the we kept bei

they settled on a prosperous european. continent sergei shlagov speak for themselves.arts of leaders said that we are in favor of continuing the grain deal, but we are in favor of so that the grain that is supplied under the black sea black sea agreement goes exactly to the countries that need grain supplies, and not strangely. the west is not strange with european economies, as it is now happening, so we spoke in favor of continuing. uh, these are deals. uh, under the control of points sending grain to countries that really need it, and this is the key point of the very fact of extending the deal. no matter how much they try, some european politicians try on the role of peacekeepers rather technically in the absence of objections of the parties, the extension of the agreement occurs automatically for the next 120 days , it is much more important that the conditions are observed in all places and on all points of the signed document. we have always emphasized the package nature of this deal, that is, we are talking not only about the export of ukrainian food ukrainian

ukrainian affairs was on radio svoboda, thank you, the struggle for freedom, democracy on the european continentnt and with such a messenger in the czech republic they are celebrating the 33rd anniversary of the beginning of the velvet revolution, which led to the fall of the communist regime in czechoslovakia, today, in addition to czech flags, there are many blue on the streets of prague - yellow flags, however, how the czechs celebrate the memorable date and the struggle of ukraine for independence . the correspondent of radio svoboda in prague sashko shevchenko joins our broadcast sashko my greetings to you the word hello actually i congratulate the viewers of radio svoboda so today in the czech republic they celebrate the day of the struggle for freedom and democracy because it was exactly 33 years ago that the velvet revolution began. it is so called because it passed without blood but not without violence, that is, exactly 33 years ago on this day, there were clashes between university students and the police, and actually it happened on the streets of the people, and there are now the mi

most likely this is a terrible end for the terrorists who today started such a huge war on the european continenttood mr. andrii thank you andriy shapovalov acting head of the countermeasure center of disinformation at the national security and defense council of ukraine was with us live, the response to what happened in poland must be tough and principled about it during a conversation with the secretary of state of the united states of america anthony blinkin, said the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine dmytro kuleba about a detailed conversation about the russian- of missile terror with secretary of state dmytro kuleba reported on his twitter. the occupiers fired at ukraine with 96 air and sea-based cruise missiles, namely gas 101x55 and caliber it was one of the largest attacks during the entire war, the command of the air forces of the armed forces of ukraine reports that the enemy also used guided air missiles x-59 and strike drones szlachet and orion air defense ukraine shot down 80% of the missiles and all 10 missiles, however , some of them broke through and hit infrastructure facili

internationally on ukraine to stop this random shilling that he's, you're putting the entirety of the european continent at risk. because if god forbid, worst happens, and there is a meltdown that does approach a nuclear power plant the, the largest in europe, there is no telling where the radiation the fall out, which way the, the winds will blow it. it's cathy with us as so be as president has warned, of hell on earth breaking up in cause of if local police continue to mistreat serbian residents of the breakaway province, idea escalation, told to do to take place between both sides on monday, although soviet president isn't holding out much customer lead at coats, he has shown that he does not want subs in kosovo. natasha, kosovo. police have no business in the north of kosovo, and montoya. otherwise we'll have hell on earth. so be it will stand with its people in this case. and subs will defend their homes with affairs of escalation, commas, the breakaway province plans to go ahead with controversial ideas to find any one driving in the area with so be in licensed bites again, they will be fine. the

by the way, you may know that a russia to present a 40 percent of european continent as so russia in by all the way. but we also are pretty proud of her asian. oh yes, sure. i mean that you will be in it should realize that you cannot offer you that a shot. you cannot, sir, ignored russia or escape it. russia is there like a china, like other countries like the, the gloves vows as a whole, is there in the whole ward. so i think it is sooner and later they will realize that to but i'm from my point of view european will not back as great powers again . well that's actually are leading me to my next question because they are they, they have been some context. our tenant of context between our lighting and put ins and joseph biden. i confidence on the issue of strategic securing town. it's been speculated that if those talks are substantive enough that if they lead to official discussion, that that discussion could be held north in switzerland as we are all used as in our neutral ground during the cold war. but rather in egypt, what do you may called 5 day sir? emergence of interest as,

russia is europe, by the way, your me, you know, that to russia, to present to 40 percent of european continent as so russia, in, by all the way you know what we all saw, pretty proud of her asian. oh, yes, sure. sure. i mean that you and it should realize that you cannot avoid russia. you cannot to ignore russia or escape it. russia is there like a china, like other countries like the, the globe thous as a whole, if they are in the whole ward. so i think it is sooner or later they will realize that to but i'm, from my point of view european will not back as great powers again. well, that's actually our leading me into my next question because they are, they have been some contexts are tentative context between i like them and pollutants, and joseph biden. i confidence on the issue of strategic secure. and janet has been speculated that if those talks are substantive and out of that if they lead to official discussion that that discussion could be held north in switzerland as we are all used as in our neutral ground during the cold war. but rather in egypt, what do you may call fire? they say e

tactical nuclear weapons, and the former commander of the united states ground forces on the european continenthat can destroy a significant part of the russian group in a conventional way. well, a certain indicator of the seriousness of american intentions is, so to speak, the deployment now of the american fleet, in particular the aircraft carrier group in the mediterranean sea, of course the key issue is not their presence in the mediterranean sea from where it is not so far to fly tomahawks, but the political decision to press a certain button, of course we are talking about conventional weapons well, accordingly, i would like to ask you how do you assess the current level of readiness in the case of something to enter the war to deter russian aggression, eight years and 8 months of the ukrainian war gave more than enough arguments to all of russia and the stampichment that is trying to preserve fainting i mean, er, unconsciousness is internal and external, it is not demonstrated er, if it is demonstrated, it is very, very slowly. now we see only such minor and not yet sufficiently obvious

you, craig, to stop this rad them shelling that he's, you know, putting the entirety of the european continent at rest. because if god forbid what happens and there is a meltdown that is approaching nuclear power plot the, the largest in europe, there is no telling where the radiation the fall out, which way the winds will blow it. taken through the developments there are t senior correspondent, murat, gusty f k. another is developing story to day 5. people have been killed an 18, more wounded in a must shooting up a colorado gay nightclub at the deadly incident happened in the us state on saturday night reports stay thought the assailant open fire with a sniper rifle on club. she visitors in the city of colorado springs, police department officials say one of the injured is the suspect, himself and is being treated while in custody. ambulances humping deployed to the area to transport those injured to local hospitals. details on the attackers motives remain on clear up this time. in 2016, a shooter with islamic states. sympathies kill 49 people. now the gay club in florida here has backtracke