thank you , serhiy kozyn, the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, was in touchth us. now let's talk about the sanctions against russia. more precisely about russian oil. so, as of today, an embargo on russian oil is in effect in the european union, this means that ukraine and the eu cannot buy russian tanker oil, oil that is transported by sea , an exception was made for oil supplies by pipelines, an exception was made primarily for hungary, which threatened to block the eu embargo, and also for slovakia and the czech republic, an exception for countries whose entry, as explained due to their geographical location, is more difficult to get access to other sources of oil supply, but still the embargo on tanker oil has worked, these new ones have also appeared restrictions on the transportation of russian oil to other eu countries. the big seven are the richest countries in the world and australia agreed on the so-called so-called price caps of $60 per year, that is, companies from these countries can transport and insure russian oil only on the condition that it

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas gram anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. is great to see you a great you talk to you and i have to express a double gratitude for being here in moscow because to be honest with you, we don't see many visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here because of, you know, reputational risks to yourself personally, and the organization that you're heading them are advisors are in, are warned me about traveling to moscow at this time. but you know, i, i always believed in dialogue and dialogue, i think is but they really important in times of crisis. and so not coming to moscow was basically for me not an issue. after i got the invitation to the prestigious remark off readings, and i don't regret to have call them i think i had the excellent discussions between the setting off the conference. but also, of course, taking advantage to talk to quite the number of important for presented this both within and without the

ah ah ah welcome back to wells of foreign smith, thomas graham, inter director of the geneva center for security policy on former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. at mister graham anger, in 2025, the house in k ag, the, the founding document for the oil, c will mark it's 50th anniversary and it has some beautiful principles there that actually helped us to put an end to, to the cold war. and i think when that i was signed, there was a clear recognition that differences exists and that they have to be dealt with. and yet when we look at your of right now, there seems to be so much stress on unity that there is barely any room for even the negotiation. not only between russia and europe, or russia and the west, but even within the west. why do you think 50 years after the creation of the oil see, which is supposedly dedicated to freedom of speech, to you know, dialogue as contentious as it may be? why do you think there is such a fervor such a demand on uniform agreement within the western camp? i think me a half again or come back to were and euro off.

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas gram anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. is great to see you a great you talk to you and i have to express a double of gratitude for being here in moscow because to be honest with you, we don't see many western visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here? because of, you know, reputational risks to yourself personally, and the organization that you're heading. them are advisors, are, in a lot me about traveling to moscow at this time. but you know, i, i always leave in dialogue and dialogue, i think is particularly important in times of crisis. and so not coming to moscow was basically a for the, not an issue. after i got the mutation to these prestigious remark off readings. and i don't regret to have called them i think i had excellent discussions in the setting off the conference. but also of course the taking advantage to talk to quite the number of important for defendant this both within and without ou

he's fellow at the geneva center for security policy in switzerland from where he joins me. thank you so much captain for coming on the show. i wanted to talk about the u . s postal service in the pacific islands and how that at may may be important when it comes to what's happening, the south china sea. but of course, everyone is there while everyone in the global south, perhaps not in nato nation, media is turning to what's been happening in the west pacific. what do you make all of the people's liberation army navy, as an aircraft carrier, the leon ng going into the west pacific? obviously, a china people who support china was saying this is a response to jake sullivan celebrating japan has taken a bolden historic step to strengthen and defend the free and open endo pacific. after japan appeared to overthrow it. so no 1st use of weapons policy. well, 1st of all, action, appreciate the invitation to speak to you on the show. and i tend to look at things what through what i call the strategic trend line. so chinese, a carrier strike groups and surface action groups warships

and we continue to contact the studio serhiy kuzan, military expert, head of the ukrainian center for securityooperation p serhii congratulations to you glory to ukraine congratulations to the heroes, glory to the economists, interview with the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhnoy, i am sure that you have already had the opportunity to at least get acquainted with him, the most important thing is that the russian mobilization worked, it is not true that their problems are so terrible that these people will not fight, they will be the tsar tells them the purpose to fight and they will go i studied the history of two everything was the same during the chechen wars. maybe they are not so well equipped, but they still pose a problem for us according to our estimates. they have a reserve of 1.2 and a half million people, in general, the russians are currently training about 200,000 new soldiers, i have no doubts that they will go to kyiv again well, one more quote from the commander-in-chief , the ammunition being prepared is not very good, but still it will not be th

as kitty hawk aircraft carrier strike group to point to japan, he's fellow at the geneva center for security policy in switzerland from where he joins me. thank you so much captain for coming on the show. i wanted to talk about the us postal service in the pacific islands and how that at may may be important when it comes to what's happening, the south china sea. but of course, everyone is there while everyone in the global south, perhaps not in a donation, media is turning to what's been happening in the west pacific. what do you make all of the people's liberation army navy, as our aircraft carrier, the leon ng going into the west pacific? obviously, a china people who support china saying this is a response to jake sullivan celebrating japan has taken a bolden historic step to strengthen and defend the free and open endo pacific. after japan appeared to overthrow it. sorry, no, we're 1st use of weapons policy. well, 1st of all, action, appreciate the invitation to speak to you on the show i, i tend to look at things what through what i call the strategic trend line. so chinese, a carrier

he's fellow at the geneva center for security policy in switzerland from where he joins me. thank you so much captain for coming on the show. i wanted to talk about the us postal service in the pacific islands and how that may or may be important when it comes to what's happening, the south china sea. but of course, everyone is says, well, everyone in the global south, perhaps not in nato nation, media is turning to what's been happening in the west pacific. what do you make all of the people's liberation army navy as our aircraft carrier, the loaning going into the west pacific obvious.

he's fellow at the geneva center for security policy in switzerland from where he joins me. thank you so much captain for coming on the show. i wanted to talk about the us postal service in the pacific islands and how that may be important when it comes to what's happening, the south china sea. but of course, everyone is there while everyone in the global south, perhaps not in nato nation, media is turning to what's been happening in the west pacific. what do you make all of the people's liberation army navy, as well aircraft carrier, the leon ng going into the west pacific? obviously, a china, people who support china were saying this is a response to jake sullivan celebrating japan has taken a bolden historic step to strengthen and defend the free and open indoor pacific. after japan appeared to overthrow it. sorry, no 1st use of weapons policy. well, 1st of all, ash appreciate the invitation to speak to you on the show. so i tend to look at things what through what i call the strategic trend line. so chinese, a carrier strike groups and surface action groups. warships have

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas gram anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe is great to see you a great you talked to and i have to.

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas gram anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. is great to see you a great you talk to and i have to express a double of gratitude for being here in moscow because to be honest with you, we don't see many western visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here? because of, you know, reputational risks to yourself personally, and the organization that you're heading them are advisors, are back in a lot me about traveling to moscow at this time. but you know, i, i always believed in dialogue and dialogue, i think is, but they glee important in times of crisis. and so not coming to moscow was basically for the northern issue or after.

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas gram anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. is great to see you a great you talk to you and i have to express a double gratitude for being here in moscow because to be honest with you, we don't see many western visitors.

the regions liberated by the armed forces of ukraine, please tell the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation today with their forces with their protests in mobilized freshly mobilized with their villified with their unmotivated it is possible to return back those territories that our armed forces of ukraine recaptured no it is absolutely impossible and of course the russian army does not have the forces for a large offensive operation i will remind you that any offensive operation requires a significant superiority in forces and the russians simply do not have the means of such an advantage at the moment, they are all mobilized, they go to the front to actually patch holes in order to simply buy time and with your life and somehow extend the existence of eh well, the administration actually speaking of putin, but even in this environment eh, we see that not everything is so uniform and more and more we are receiving signals about the complaints of demobilized people that in the russian army it is simply eh the number of prisoners is increasing and there is already such a rath

be forgiven because the first thing on the clock serhiy kuzanka , the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation , was in touch with us now anton is very ready to dive into the new snow hour, yes, anton, and the information one was also shared, colleagues, you just talked about the support of ukraine, and we will tell you in more detail about where our military is passing study abroad and what is actually being studied there in a moment the news release strengthens the borders of ukraine to drones join the gathering of the border guard glory to ukraine good night to everyone who is with us at this time it is the first night on the clock on the calendar december 16 and the 296th day of full-scale war continues i'm anton strashkovy news release right now the united states will expand the training of the ukrainian military at its bases in germany , a battalion of ukrainian fighters will hone their skills every month about half a thousand people reported this pentagon spokesman petrahedron training will be both individual and collective, in particular, joint military operations will

vasilievna nataliya ostrovska, i and venglinsky are visiting us, the head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, serhiy kuzan. thank you for visiting. i don't know mr. serhiy. last year, about exactly a year ago, when the whole world was saying that a russian invasion of ukraine was possible. we were very skeptical about it, but today when the whole world says that the second repeated large-scale offensive of russia could be our uh, and our commanders-in -chief and our military experts all say that this is a possible scenario, but well, we all lived for 10 months in anticipation of that what, what, what, a week or two, a maximum of five and russia will fall, the 10th month of the war is coming to an end, russia is not falling, and we are frankly saying that the war is dragging on, the war will be long and repeated, what are the prerequisites and what are the facts that say that that this can really happen and it can happen in the coming months, well, first of all, this article is about various scenarios of the military, and the military, as you know, always prepares for the wors

we spoke to pam cause joshua g s i a director of the center for security studies who says that the russian and indian partnership has paramount importance. despite right, rising western pressure, given the fact that economic ties are progressing because we have been very interested in you ration economic union and you know, guns from all the also came and show that this has a lot of promise with regard to connected with. do we can further allocate, i believe there is a potential, but we even have to expend our basket of goods. this is weird. i believe there is a lot of potential which can be done in terms of agriculture production done. so let me finish stick products as well as india and russia and really join hands with regard to creating new kind of products which can be exposure to the 3rd world countries. during the 1st recovery time, it has been russia and the energy energy aspect. we just had doesn't because it auto share is one of the largest exporters avoided to us and we are benefiting lot with they got it got re recovery process. and i let me tell you frankly that vist is not di

well, to discuss it now joined by thomas graham, anger, director of the geneva center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe, is great to see you a great you talk to you and i have to express a double gratitude for being here in moscow because to be honest with you, we don't see many visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here because of you know, reputation or risks to yourself personally and the organization that you're heading . there were advisors are in me about traveling to moscow at this time, but you know, i always leave in dialogue and dialogue, i think is but they really important in times of crisis. and so not coming to moscow was basically for me not an issue after i got the invitation to these, christie just pretty much free things and i don't regret to have to call them. i think i had the excellent discussions between the setting off the conference but also of course the taking advantage to talk to quite the number of.

the quality of communication, serhiy kuzan , a military expert - the head of the ukrainian center for security cooperation, was in touch with us, and i don't know if mr. serhiy will return to the conversation . the economist of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhnyi, outlined very important vectors for the next few months . unfortunately, one of these vectors runs or may run in the direction of the ukrainian capital, most likely from the territory of belarus, at least it cannot be ruled out, at least for sure, because russia’s mobilization worked and there is no need be deceived that their problems are so terrible that these people will not fight, maybe they are not the most motivated warriors in the world, but if they want to live, as many say what can be done on the battlefield, the russians are training about 200,000 new soldiers, there is no doubt that they will go to kyiv again in january, but most likely in the spring, the russian federation may launch a major offensive in the donbas, in the donbas in the east from the south, belarus is also not excluded

s. specific fleet. naval intelligence chief current government fellow at the geneva center for security policy. yeah. on hong kong. you said the subjugating or the general subjugating the people of hong kong. do you don't believe the british were subjugating hong kong when it was run by virtual dictatorship and a governor? i ask this because in relation to all those different issues that certainly have played apart or as regards sir southeast asian difficulties with china that have sort of sorted themselves out at assay and meetings over the years. that isn't the key factor here, that china has brought 800000000 people out of poverty. and that record is what is so persuasive, all around se, asia, as all these different countries in that region are so terribly impoverished western, no nato nation allies in the south pacific, let alone nerve even, even japan now bap, setting for recession. well, the fact that the chinese opened up their economy and allowed in market forces that allowed the people of china to recover from the devastation of mows greatly forward and cultural revolution. i d

the opening of this second front thank you very much serhii kuzan, the head of the ukrainian center for securitytion visited us, we talked about belarus we hope that this night has calmed you down a little. do not believe in the russian informational psychological operation and be critical of any information. until we meet on the air, watch the night is not worth it. indomitable ukrainians throughout this difficult year one plus one and tsn with you tsn this day of victory everything will be your support in the new year. we wish you to always have faith, inspiration, you can tell stories, all ukrainians are steel people with warm hearts , happy new year, let's remember one wish for everyone, the victory of ukraine on the holidays, one wish, victory in childhood, i always dreamed to meet characters from books, it seemed to me that they were all fictional and unattainable, everyone wrote about their strength, courage, courage, calling them warriors, those who are always on the side of truth and justice, on the side of freedom and independence, those who hold weapons in their hands so that their ch

a competence center for information security will appear in russia; its task is to unite customers andntroduce new digital products. this was told by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko. he met with the winners of the all-russian competition leaders of russia, the finalists of the track. information technologies. these are the heads of it companies , information security specialists, the contestants told the curator about their own projects and initiatives in the field of digital transformation. we see that our landscape has healed and the number of it companies has grown sevenfold. if there were just over 4,000 of them, that today there are already 28 of them and russia has successful technological developments, which i am sure you can increase. uh, i would like to separately draw your attention to the fact that our infrastructure and digital government, including the state services portal , are among the best in the world. and, quite recently, the world bank. he named russia in the top ten in the field of digital transformation management, which, in general, is such a reflectio

let's talk with andrii shapovalov , the acting head of the party's disinformation center for the securitycongratulations, andrii. well, how do you like these conversations about what else? that's all, they said that if there is a hole in them, they will have five shifts. i think that such a hole has already been found in the mat. it seems to us yesterday, and he already has six shifts to work, and yes, you are absolutely right that they are going to the holag. and there really was the story of when they worked for pai around the clock, most likely a-a their propaganda is not that it is already powerless it is just a-a er-e seems they er-e started to suspect something because look at the face of skabeeva who says that it is funny not to look in the eyes, that is, in my opinion, they are about something do you have any idea, it seems that i am violating it , it seems that yes, what has come to this or if they are just well, they are really very funny with these conversations, you know what, let's try to bring such and such, well, look at these disinformation companies for a year. well, as i

for us. let's bring in retired lieutenant general keith kellogg, former national security adviser to vice president mike pence, and now co-chairman for the centerty and fox news contributor. appreciate you coming in. >> anita, thanks for having me. appreciate it. >> anita: of course. this has not been the best christmas for folks around the world, especially in ukraine, the brutal war continues there, and we heard nate foy said it's going over into a new year now. we just heard 16 people were killed in the city of kherson. i want you to listen to this quote from president zelenskyy. he called the christmas eve attack on kherson killing for the sake of intimidation and pleasure. i mean, that's kind of a sickening statement but do you agree with that? >> yeah, you know what we are looking at is pure intimidation. but they are attacking civilian targets. that's the way the russians are doing it. and frustration overall and it's unfortunate. we have not come up with the end state on this -- an end game that we are pushing forward on it. i think the united states is culpable. what i mean by culpable, we are a proxy to this war, and we may not say th

speak to steve pifer who's a former us ambassador to ukraine and now an affiliate at the center for international securityration at stanford university. president zelensky set out this mission aimed at strengthening ukraine's resilience and defence capabilities, what to think were the main outcomes of this visit, to think they have been achieved?— achieved? yes, i believe president _ achieved? yes, i believe president zelensky - achieved? yes, i believe| president zelensky came achieved? yes, i believe - president zelensky came here with three goals that use saw reflected with his speech to congress, one, to express gratitude to the president, to congress and american people, for the support that america has provided ukraine. second, to remind people that this was not just about ukraine, to remind people that this was notjust about ukraine, it's about things like spaced international order, ukraine is fighting russia, not itself but other interests at stake here, on the part of america and europe stop thirdly the pointy mate is certainly the pointy mate is certainly the credit or most of the credit for wh

. >> rich: let's bring in the former chief of staff for the national security council and vice chair of the america first policy institute center for american security. fred, thank you for joining us this morning. this phase of war has really taken targeting on civilians, a war of attrition that russian could not complete its initial goals of taking over the country and kiev. how long can this continue and how long can ukraine's population endure this? >> rich, it is good to be here and you are right. russia can't make gains on the ground. putin is turning to this tactic to terrorize and demore lies ukrainian people hoping to force the ukrainian government to the negotiating table on his terms. that isn't going to happen. i don't think the ukrainian people or government will give up. what i think it will do, it will put increased pressure on the united states and european states to provide ever more powerful and long range missiles and missile defense system to further escalate the conflict. i think we're looking at this probably going on for a long time. >> rich: do you think it will happen? you heard president zelensky come t

security. joining me right now is center for immigration studies senior national security fellow and author ofs here. todd, good to see you. thank you very much. >> good morning. maria: the idea that claudey tenney is pushing for money on the border. 166,000 irs agents versus 15,000 border agents. i mean, it's are incredible what we are doing to the border agents starving them f for resources while the numbers increase, 5 million illegally have crossed under joe biden's watch. your thoughts. >> remember just a few years ago former dhs secretary jay johnson said that a thousand a day was an unbearable crisis, apprehensions coming across. we are at about 7,000 a day now and the intelligence community is saying that when they drop title 42 on december 21st, assuming that happens, that will be looking at anywhere from 12,000 to 18,000 a day. that's just an absolute category 5 hurricane we've never experienced before in the united states and when that onslaught enters the country claiming asylum, almost all of them will be saying that they intend to claim asylum, the vast majority of them are not g

occupied territories, we are in touch with you, denis, now you are at the center for strategic communications and information securitys. i congratulate you, too . that the russian occupiers are dispersing in the captured cities and villages. how are they trying to persuade the ukrainians to cooperate on their side in the occupation? of course, russia is working quite seriously. they have set themselves the ambitious task of reforming urynians in the russians ago propaganda a-a is carried out by them, their tools are total, this is the constant repetition of the same messages that should become the truth from it a-a, for example, one of the main ones is that in the 14th year in ukraine there was a coup d'état and therefore from it all started er, so er, this conflict arose, although in fact we all know that this is a lie. yanukovych ran away from ukraine, we had a legitimate parliament that rescheduled the elections, and the presidential elections took place, but even if you look at putin's speeches, he is constantly this fake is spreading all over the world and, accordingly , they are also trying to program people in

for russia. oleksandr khara, an expert on foreign security policy of the center for defense strategies .g. openly call putin a criminal and the actions in ukraine war crimes, but it turns out that attracting western countries to the tribunal is not so easy because in order to create it, it is necessary to we are initially a multilateral international treaty formed by the civilized world, but specific states must sign there, and the states, as far as i can see, are not in a hurry. maybe you don't see this story that way from your side, share ours, we should remember that this war criminal has nuclear weapons and this key argument, of course, is that beta rights are, let's say, an addendum to this main argument. and that's exactly why, hmm, in fact, governments are in no hurry to ask. subscribe even though you know today's news about france, and yesterday's news that the eu supports the creation of such a tribunal is absolutely positive. i think that after all, the rubicon has already been crossed and bucha irpin and mariupol are constant, which means war crimes when they aim at peaceful c

i am the acting director of the center for strategy and security.t is my pleasure today to welcome you to this event with pakistan's foreign minister, his excellency bilawal bhutto zardari. we spotlight mobile leaders who are innovative -- innovating global challenges. we look forward to hearing your insights. after 75 years, the u.s. and pakistan relationship has stood the test of time. this conversation comes at an important inflection point. the relationship is being expanded beyond security, and to sector such as technology, agriculture and climate. it is being strengthened by the pakistani american diaspora. in the past few months come out we have seen high levels of cooperation between u.s. and pakistani officials. amid an ongoing climate catastrophe, the appointment of a new army chief, pakistan has witnessed a multitude of challenges. as pakistan still recovers from the floods, we are reminded that in order to overcome global challenges, you must go pakistan will need to work together to achieve outcomes that deliver benefits to the people o

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, fred is the vice chair of the center for american security atitute and former chief of staff at the national security council. before we get into how much we have been given to ukraine and whether or not republicans will change that when they take over, fred, let's talk about what zelenskyy is looking for now. he appreciates the fact that america stepped up to the plate, but other things he needs in order to win, including long range artillery racquets, attack 'ems rockets, gray eagle and other powerful drones, biden so far has said we are not doing that. should he give them to zelenskyy, what do you think? >> john, good to be here. i think that's a question that many house republicans are asking for the approach to the biden administration is we will support the ukrainians for as long as it takes but the republicans are wondering how long that will be and whether providing more advance missile systems such as the patriot missile means more advanced missiles will go in there. are we going to support the war as long as it takes or are the weapons

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centers. they created almost every city, liked this experience and decided to apply it in our country. of course, we got our belarusian security center. well, this is the highlight. passes quests for the cis countries there are no such security centers. with you there was a project of science addiction. i'm ekaterina brestskaya see you soon.