meanwhile, as we mentioned, mr putin has suggested a| mentioned, mr putin has suggested a chinese orght work when it comes to settling things with ukraine. what you take from that? ~ things with ukraine. what you take from that? . . ., , things with ukraine. what you take from that? . . . , , , ., things with ukraine. what you take from that? . . . , ,, ., , from that? well, certainly russia is bein: ve from that? well, certainly russia is being very understanding _ from that? well, certainly russia is being very understanding towards l from that? well, certainly russia is l being very understanding towards the chinese peace deal because the chinese peace deal because the chinese peace deal isn't really workable, in my understanding, and it would allow russia to gain control of the territory that it already possesses in terms of ukraine and in terms of the african deal, which i think is led primarily by south africa, it is very similar as well. putin has said, yes, we are open to talks, but of ukraine has to accept facts on the ground and ukraine has to stop this counteroffensive and

let’s that he was deeply disappointed that mr putin ignored it.— mr putin ignored it.ttle bit more on that. - mr putin ignored it. let's get a little bit more on that. as - mr putin ignored it. let's get a little bit more on that. as you| mr putin ignored it. let's get a - little bit more on that. as you say, there were negotiations ongoing, right up until the final hours. earlier in the programme, we spoke to dr peter alexander, senior lecturer in global food security at the university of edinburgh. i asked him if the hit to the global grain market will be same back in in 2022? but prices today are more akin to levels at the beginning of 2021. as you mentioned in the introduction, well off the peaks they were a year ago in the middle of last year when they were at their highest. and i think one of the reasons for that is that the energy market and fertiliser market have largely stabilised. so inorganic nitrogen fertiliser is produced using natural gas. obviously we all know about the very dramatic increases in natural gas obviously we all know about the very dramatic

good morning i am max your favorite latin american avenger mr. putine already lost this war but you are too stubborn to admit it sometimes i think wait for the opportunity to end it go ahead mr. putin i have a great offer for you that is unique to you opportunity your best fighter against me the best fighter of the legion like in the good old days we can do it in a neutral territory for example in istanbul or we can do it in moscow mr putin you have already lost this war accept my offer save the remnants of dignity people in the world should pay attention to what is happening give more support to ukraine towards ukrainians then we fight we achieve results it may seem like it is not the problem we are moving forward one day ukraine will be free again i hope very soon. i hope this year we will achieve the goal and the reconstruction of the country will begin. it will be very nice to see how ukraine will get back on its feet, and what can you say about volunteers? volunteers are people you don't see. you see people like me. there are a lot of people who w

it is very important for mr. putin to create facilities in the presence of tourism to flourish and in fact in the current environment of the industry of central asia and the caucasus and nerves of good quality and reasonable price of medical items in iran in the field of combating the factors that may regionalism , drug trafficking, human trafficking for an example for common people in relation to falestan, and saeed bukhrom, who convinced the current government of afghanistan to fight against daesh from the head of the region in the security spheres in the caucasus, the differences between armenia and azerbaijan can be reduced and stable to all with the mediation of the members. helps to a sustainable economic development in the region and this is due to the close connection between security and economy. please accompany us. safarnejad . i would like to ask the order of the speeches. now we, the president, the prime minister of india , even though we saw the speech of the president of china , vladimir putin. yesh and

there is a big chunk of people who are against mr putin but they cannot protest.nother group of people who support mr putin just because there's nobody else, and they hope and think that mr putin will right the wrongs and make sure that russia continues to sort of develop and the life won't get worse than it is. and there is a majority of people who just don't care, people who think that nothing's going to change. and the one thing they have to think about is how to survive all this. and don't want to upset the authorities in any way. exactly. they think that if they upset the authority, they will upset the balance of life that they have now. but the russian elections have been so much rigged in all these recent years that to talk about them as an expression of public will, the will of russian people, is a travesty. the war in ukraine will come to an end at some point, and, so it seems at the moment, ukraine is likely to win it, or, at any rate, to get back much or most of the territory that russia has invaded. but what happens after that? and what do ukrainians f

these are questions that probably mr putin is asking himself.rong tsar, the image of unassailable politician who sorts out anything and everything is now ruined. so, people know that, in a way, the king is naked. he's there for the taking, if somebody can do it? indeed. that's one of the conclusions that many people will probably make, especially those who are trying to vie for power now. technically, strictly speaking, there should be a presidential election in russia next year. does all this mean that people would be inclined to vote against putin, or will the whole thing be so rigged anyway that it doesn't matter what individual voters say? there is a big chunk of people who are against mr putin but they cannot protest. there's another group of people who support mr putin just because there's nobody else, and they hope and think that mr putin will right the wrongs and make sure that russia continues to sort of develop and the life won't get worse than it is. and there is a majority of people who just don't care, people who think that nothing'

mr. proghozian is not in belarus means putin will have to deal with the whole aftermath of the proghozian affair. host: what did that reveal? guest: the most important thing it revealed is mr. prighozian was able to say things about the russian military, the attack on crane, about the russian commanders that no one else in russia was able to say. indeed, if anyone else had said this, there are no laws in russia that would enable the russian federation to prosecute these people for up to 10-15-20 years. the importance of the per goshen incident -- of the prighozian incident is it allowed a russian and gave him a platform to basically criticize putin's invasion of ukraine. i think putin has responded by dismissing prighozian, whether he decides to change his mind and prosecute prighozian is an open question i think. i think the important part of the prighozian affair was that prighozian actually connected with this segment of the russian population that is concerned about how the war is going in the origins of the war. host: does it foster other people to do the same or is there nobody in t

in south africa and brazil's chief probably if they spent two or three days in the same room as mr. putin and photographed him with an accused war criminal because putin is an accused war criminal that's what we have to call someone who's been indicted i would say mr. putin use zoom your walking to the man this and our next story about how literally several american volunteers from the state of colorado helped wounded ukrainian soldiers get back on their feet , one of those who was given a prosthesis for free soldier of the ukrainian armed forces ihor voynyi told his story to svitlana prystanskyi and volodymyr petruniv ihor voynyi originally from the dnipropetrovsk region enlisted in the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces on february 27. last year, the first battle that took place in our country was a battle in the village of koshov. they began to repel the kherson region from the invaders . i was wounded in october month of october 31. we just came to the bank of the dnieper near the settlement of du chany, entered the katsap positions, the forest was very carefully mined, and it happen

around us in the west in ukraine, and from the point of view of the russians, putin is the winner, he won by one, this is mrttle there for lukashenkas, but lukashenko is not russian, and that is why it was possible from the point of view of the level of support there, and now putin's rating has increased, and all the russian elites are simply surprised that it happened , but they also say that we we do not understand what it is, but he won. that is, we can say to ourselves that we need to talk less in the west in ukraine, because we absolutely do not understand the psychology of russians , putin's kremlin, the elites of the people, i don't know the workers and collective farmers there, and so on, i don't know, well, it's just what you say, that is, it's so absolute well, i i don't know, everyone says he has cholera, let's not approach him, but sometimes yes, it's normal , let's get out, if on the other hand, it's some kind of russian logic. when they say that a person simply formed a strong vertical line and once again confirmed that everything is under her, well, that's for sure victory in this well, that'

earlier, mr putin had said he didn't reject the idea of peace talks on ukraine.e uk, the prime minister has ordered the department for transport to review existing so—called low—traffic neighbourhood schemes, which seek to reduce the numbers of cars using streets in some residential areas. rishi sunak says he wanted to show drivers that he was on their side. now on bbc news, hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. imagine swimming at the north pole. or in a tunnel below the antarctic ice. or along the entire length of the english channel. now, all of these feats of superhuman endurance have

uh, russian president vladimir putin , your high incoming president of the african union, mr. mani, your highly excel. uh, head of government ladies and gentlemen. first of all. i would like to express my gratitude to your excel russian president vladimir putin for the hospitality and excellent organization of the second summit. and russia africa, the first summit, as you know, was held in 2019, and we believe that this is a very important event for building relations. today's summit is taking place between russia and the countries of the african continent in an extremely difficult international situation, because we are talking about the polarization of various forces and, uh, the impact of this on the entire system of international relations. and of course. these african countries are interested in construction, reliable infrastructure and, above all, in those issues that affect our security and peace and therefore our countries to use the available resources to achieve these goals is always egypt. peace between strong countries should be built on justice, and this was our st

it all depends on what mr. putinants to do and how he wants to do it, but that will open a bucket of worms i do not think he wants to deal with at present, although in the near future he may, depending on how his fortunes turn out in ukraine. >> for me, this is pretty simple. there's too much uncertainty not to hedge. so the right strategy is to hedge. there is uncertainty about the battlefield situation in ukraine. there is uncertainty about mr. putin and his decision-making ability. uncertainty about the fragility of his regime. there is uncertainty about russia's ability to reconstitute. interesting seeing the poll, interested to see the result at the end of this, but nobody really knows the end. in a situation of uncertainty, hedging is the best strategy. so nato has to hedge. so i would be thinking the same thing. at the same time, there's not much uncertainty about a few things. mr. putin, the gloves are off. russia is a violent actor. the age of hybrid warfare, in a way, is over. i will come back to that. we h

mr president putin president of the russian federation lord ministers. i would like to thank vladimir putin for your warm welcome made to facilitate our stay. there was also a meeting in a frame within frames. e african mission. this one is in the spirit of our traditional partnership arrangement. and these relations began back in the days of the struggle against colonialism, our relations are good, but i think that we still need to continue to make efforts so that our economic cooperation is even more saturated with the potential of our partnership, a huge 37 million square kilometers of more than one billion million inhabitants and russia is also a huge country, and together, together, our continent and your country , we are huge, we have huge natural resources, huge demographic potential and therefore we can work and cooperate in different, but in different areas of agriculture industry. uh, transport security information technology hydrocarbons, digital economy and so on. well, you need to start from adequate traumatic mechanisms of mechanisms for fu

we need to send mr. putinlear message that his follies and ukraine, starting in 2014, are not going to succeed -- in ukraine, starting in 2014, are not going to succeed. >> i want to jump in there. i wondered whether nato missed an opportunity to go forward. i spoke to the retired british army officer who said one option would have been to get a cease fire however fragile between russia and ukraine and you get nato membership then at that point and that could have been a significant offer from nato but they have not done that. adam: that is a tough -- that's a tough position to take because a cease fire leaves ukraine in a tough position. the ideal position of course is the position that president zelenskyy and the people of ukraine are increasingly every day more strident in and that is all of russia out of all of ukraine. that is the best point from which to bring ukraine into the alliance. but a cease fire, which in the long run advantage russia, is something that would have to be managed in a very delicate

anyone who has designs on territory is mr. putinnd we've seen the atrocities he has committed in ukraine. there's a lot of disinformation message spreading. i don't think anybody buys this, but what we do take seriously is the security threat with wagner showing up in belarus. when we see mr. petrosian, that he has things to prove potentially to get back into the good graces of mr. putin, you have to worry about what that means, both for ukraine and also the threats along the belarus border, which includes baltic countries and also poland. something to watch but it is laughable that mr. putin, who has been carrying out what he has been in ukraine in the neighborhood for years, is making this claim. anchor: the german defense minister said today that germany and nato were so poor -- were prepared to support poland. what might that look like at this stage with the threat that is fairly vague? jonathan: first let's step back. nato over the last couple of years has really strengthened eastern flank, including increasing the number of tr

a lady before had asked them, what did you and mr. putin talk about? he turned around and looked them in the face and said, it's none of your business. i don't know if you are maga or what, do you know what they talked about? can you explain that? thank you, have a good day. guest: i think that meeting you are talking about was five years ago. obviously, i was not in the room. just from the reports that i have heard, i cannot tell you specifically what those conversations were about, and i am not sure that i fall into either one of those categories right now, but i try to do the best i can to represent the people in central washington state. host: next up is steve on the republican line in maryland. hi, steve. guest: good morning. caller: yes, here's my question. what did you expect to happen when the legislative branch outsourced and offshore to all of our manufacturing in the united states of america? and in doing so, of course we became dependent and reliable on china for everything from our drug compounds to our masks. we can go down the list. it a

as you know, we are preparing to host mr. putinturkey in august, and we agree that the black sea grain corridor mr. guterres at the un also sent a letter to mr. putin. i hope that thanks to this letter and the joint efforts of us and russia, the grain corridor will be expanded . piskov said that russia did not do no statements about the continuation of the black sea grain initiative by valery, considering erdoğan and how he always keeps his word, who needs to be trusted more, the russian side or the turkish side, a rhetorical question , but they asked. and now the minister of foreign affairs is another, but this person understood the community very well, who knows very well whether all the agreements were agreed or not. we don't know the details of what was talked about. in cases where there is such a condition of staying in a third party until the end of the war. but again, ah, russia says that this is a special military operation, what kind of war , they understood that they recognized then that they knew how to fight ukraine, th

the pagan said today about the grain agreement we will hear as you know we are preparing to host mr. putinn turkey in august and we agree that the black sea grain corridor should be expanded letter to mr. putin i hope that thanks to this letter and the joint efforts of us and russia , the grain corridor will be expanded, piskov said that russia did not make any statements about the extension of the black sea grain corridor initiatives of valery, given erdoğan's actions and the way he always keeps his word , who should be trusted more, the russian side or the turkish side, a rhetorical question , but they asked. this person understood the community very well, who knows all the agreements very well. we don't know the details of what was said . of course, according to the geneva convention, in such cases when there is such a condition there the stay of the third party until the end of the war but again, ah, russia says that this is a special military operation , what kind of war ? i will tell you that after the elections, of course, he will have some correction in his actions, because now the

earlier, mr putin said he didn't reject the idea of peace talks on ukraine. of the military coup in niger say that the west african regional bloc ecowas could stage an imminent military intervention. it comes as ecowas is to hold an extraordinary summit in the nigerian capital, abuja, to discuss possible sanctions against those who've seized power. kenya says it's ready to lead a multinationalforce in haiti, where clashes between police and criminal gangs have displaced tens of thousands of people. the country's foreign minister says nairobi would deploy 1,000 police officers, subject to a mandate from the un security council. now on bbc news, this cultural life: kenneth branagh.

now, mr. putin, get out of ukraine . do not belong here, minister of foreign affairs the head of the german foreign ministry said this today during a visit to the cyber defense center of deutsche telecom in bonn . according to the bundesminister, russian president putin is again using hunger as a weapon in this war and explained that why does she think so , namely, the process is evidenced not only by the suspension of russia's participation in the grain agreement, but also further , let the minister of foreign affairs of germany annali na berbok will say it herself in direct language and we will look and listen, it is not possible to export last night the russians also shelled the port in odesa and this shows that the russian president is not only shelling ukraine, nor is every missile aimed at the odesa port also a missile against the starving strong words of people all over the world, but if you think that all the countries of the civilized west are so united in supporting ukraine, then unfortunately it is not so far,

mr. puting in the ukraine. we have to make sure that we have in place the production capability and the resourcing to continue to provide support to ukraine for the long haul. >> martha: with regard to ukraine, how concerned is this administration about how slowly this offensive is progressing? the "wall street journal" said the swift loss of tanks and infantry i'm mobilized by mines and missiles from russian attack has jolted ukraine and the western backers. are we jolted by what we've seen? >> we knew a long time ago as we started to consult with the ukrainians as they made their plans for the counter offensive that this would be a tough slog and hard fighting. the russians had dug in three lines deep. in addition, before those lines, they have minefields. it's hard enough to go through a minefield all by itself. try going through it when you're being shelled. the russians had time to build up. defense is a stronger form of war. we knew this would be a tough slog. it's turned out to be that.

i think mr. putin was aware and mr. putin is still on good terms with mr. prigozhin, and mr. ozhin is one of the most trusted men. >> one of the most trusted? >> one of the most trusteded. when essentially putin was running a gang and what prigozhin was providing for the gang was an asylum and a gathering place which has to be as secure as possible and that's one of the most trusted person of any gang, the guy who provides the premisis. >> putin and prigozhin may have been in this together versus the military. >> think that putin knew that prigozhin would not stand against him. that's his -- he was, of course, taking some precautions, but at the end he trusted prigozhin. i think what is happening now is the perfect indication that i was right. i was saying this from the very beginning and the fact that putin then met with wagner commanders and that's happening proves that they still are on good terms and that actually makes me worried because being in belarus, i am not here so much about ukraine. prigozhin wanted to get out of ukraine for a very long time. he was sick and tire

mr putin's spokesman says it took place in moscow on the 29th ofjune and that is five days after the mutiny began. 35 wegner commandos were there including yevgeny prigozhin. details are scarce and the spokesperson said simply that both sides assessed what happened in the wagner group said they were strong supporters of mr putin. with more details, here's bbc editor. 3 putin. with more details, here's bbc editor. �* , putin. with more details, here's bbc editor. _ , , putin. with more details, here's bbc editor. i, , , ., editor. a very surprising turn of events, editor. a very surprising turn of events. the _ editor. a very surprising turn of events, the statement - editor. a very surprising turn of events, the statement from - editor. a very surprising turn of| events, the statement from the kremlin spokesman. let me recall at the very start of this apparent mood mutiny. he was somewhat rattled and vowed to punish the people he called traitors and as far as we know, that has not yet happened. and days after the mutiny by wagner group fighters, he sat down with dozens of their comma

according to the president's spokesman, they told mr putin they unconditionally supported him.ussia editor, vitaly shevchenko. 0ckenden this has all been pretty murky, what is emerging. according to the statement _ murky, what is emerging. according to the statement by _ murky, what is emerging. according to the statement by the _ murky, what is emerging. according l to the statement by the spokesperson of president putin, the president of russia offered suggestions for future ways of employment and use for the wagner group so this suggests that the kremlin sees a future for the group. according to earlier statements from the kremlin yevgeni progression and at least some wagnerfighters are yevgeni progression and at least some wagner fighters are meant to move to belarus, and what this latest statement does not qualify is where yevgeny prigozhin is. vitaly, thank you. an nhs trust has admitted to failing families after a large expansion in a maternity inquiry made it the largest in the history of the health service. around 1,700 families who received maternity care from the not

mr putin's spokesman said that the meeting took place in moscow on the 29th ofjune, that's five daysnders were there, including mr prigozhin. details of what happened at the meeting are scarce. the kremlin spokesperson saying simply that both sides assessed what had happened, and that the wagner group said they were strong supporters of mr putin. vitaliy shevchenko of bbc monitoring joins us now. a curious story this one. what do you make of it?— a curious story this one. what do you make of it? well, the meeting took lace you make of it? well, the meeting took place just _ you make of it? well, the meeting took place just five _ you make of it? well, the meeting took place just five days _ you make of it? well, the meeting took place just five days after - you make of it? well, the meeting took place just five days after this| took place just five days after this man, yevgeny progozhin and his people, shot down a number of helicopters, killing their pilots. at least one plane. and then as far as we know he was allowed to walk free after this meeting. what the presidential spokesman

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mr. putin's height can be created in mr. erdogan's election, or he opposes the contract , but if you are opposed, we can even mention the koran . this issue is actually the turkish parliament itself let's open up and anger russia in the near future, but sweden's joining the nato treaty, thank you very much, bye, a news from hamadan that the representative of russia at the united nations asked the country to hold a meeting today to investigate the explosions that occurred in the russian gas pipelines. and germany, in the case of the explosion in qom some time ago, and every time that russia requested an independent investigation , it requested that the 3rd investigation be given access to them . we will have to see how it will turn out today . from you, dear viewers your honor, you were with us from the beginning of today's morning program at 6:30. we also told you about poetry in today's program that there is going to be a ritual to be celebrated today. we talked with you about the festival where the film eve has provided yo

>> well, i think we all expect mr. putin to respond the way he has responded to almost every thing that we do, almost any change we make, he makes these incredibly dire pronunciations, you know? if we give him tanks we go to nukes if we give him patriots we are going to use nukes. it is getting very old and trite at this point. i do not consider mr. putin's reaction to this as important as the decision that the president made about the requirement to get these munitions to ukraine. >> all right general, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. meanwhile, ukrainian officials say they make advances around the embattled eastern city of buckland, which, for month, blood has spilled on either side. neither side appeal is willing to let the territory go. ben adjoint is from the front lines. >> reporter: as soon as one artillery round blast toward bakhmut , a crew rushes to prepare for another. ukrainian officials report gains that since last year has been the epicenter of the war. gun commander -- has been in the area for month

by the agency because of its impact on international security hossein tavakoli, your explanation mr. putin has given an instruction that by next year all important infrastructures russia should be formed on the basis of internal software, what effect does the use of internal software have on the national security that you mentioned, for other countries, for the localization of industry and vital services and production , or positioning or countries, and this issue it is very important that now the data is not second hand by the american signatures, and a supporting country should be looking for exactly what it is doing . i say goodbye. it is the last stage of turkish president erdogan's trip, and today we have a trip to saudi arabia three days ago. qatar and today the uae actually started to develop, today the uae can be told that its goal is to develop economic relations with this country, that in the last 20 years, the relations between turkey and the arab countries, which were supposed to be the same as a dispute, have arisen in this conversation with mr. roshan chesh, an expert west as

it's a testament to the fact that mr. putinrement problems. his own inventory problems. >> north korea's defense minister expressed pyongyang's full support for what he termed russia's battle for justice in ukraine the new head of u.s. space command was asked about the north korean threat at his confirmation hearing. >> do you believe that the united states should continue to pose tore homeland defense capabilities to stay ahead of the north korean threat? >> >> yes, senator, i do. >> president biden plans to hold a summit at camp david in august with the leaders of south korea and japan. defense secretary lloyd austin is visiting australia and papua new guinea to reinforce those crucial military alliances. >> and the white house just announced a $345 million military aid package to taiwan, a message of deterrence as china and russia meet in pyongyang, bret? >> bret: jen, another topic. what can you tell us about the military cue in niger. it was the last ally in the crucial watt of northern africa which was working closely wit

father , progress of the federation dear mr. putinof state dear representatives of the russian authorities federations greetings of the african union to the second russian-african summit in st. petersburg i am very pleased today to have the opportunity, on behalf of our organization , to speak on some important topics for africa, as well as to talk about our partnership with russia, an active world power that is actively present on our continent let me first of the union russian authorities. a warm welcome that we received from the wonderful city of st. petersburg for organizing this event. we in the venice of the north beautiful city was its creator give this city. peter the great, today the second summit, russia africa, is being held here, and today we are talking about our common history, gentlemen. the multipolar world of the 21st century cannot close on itself. that is why africa wants to establish a fair and mutually beneficial partnership with the entire economic world . africa in particular, where by the end of the century wil

a lady before had asked them, what did you and mr. putin talk about? he turned around and looked them in the face and said, it's none of your business. i don't know if you are maga or what, do you know what they talked about? can you explain that? thank you, have a good day. guest: i think that meeting you are talking about was five years ago. obviously, i was not in the room. just from the reports that i have heard, i cannot tell you specifically what those conversations were about, and i am not sure that i fall into either one of those categories right now, but i try to do the best i can to represent the people in central washington state. host: next up is steve on the republican line in maryland. hi, steve. guest: good morning. caller: yes, here's my question. what did you expect to happen when the legislative branch outsourced and offshore to all of our manufacturing in the united states of america? and in doing so, of course we became dependent and reliable on china for everything from our drug compounds to our masks. we can go down the list. it a

, and he said he had been assured that mr putin will not "wipe out"r group leader. mr prigozhin was last seen in public when he left rostov—on—don in southern russia. there has been speculation about whether he was sticking to the terms of the deal. he has not been seen in public since the mutiny was called off. a plane linked to mr prigozhin has flown between belarus and russia several times in the past two weeks. meanwhile, in ukraine, a russian rocket has hit an apartment building in the western city of lviv, killing at least four people. the mayor of lviv says the attack has left more than 30 people injured — one seriously. he says more than 50 flats have been damaged. these aerial images show the scale of the attack. the top floors of the apartment building have been devastated by the force of the explosion. emergency workers are still at the scene amid fears more people could be trapped under the rubble. the attack is being described as the largest on lviv's civilian infrastructure since the start of the full—scale invasion. the city is hundreds

and the media was able to hit hard mr. putinand the government, let us enter, and on the other hand, for this current failure , give you more points, because turkey, as a nato member , a trading partner and a powerful southern neighbor , is of great importance to the russians. analytical questions that you mentioned, you explained the different dimensions of the story, in different ways and tasks in the hands of erdogan, the turkish government , in your opinion, finally, in the near or long term, turkey can achieve its goals . like lifting sanctions or getting european capital yes, it is very likely that it will come, but if it is a member of the european union, i think that turkey will remain behind the doors of this union like the last window . thank you for being with us , aysan jad. al-manar network reported that the zionist forces fired tear gas bullets at journalists in shab farm and tried to get them out of this area, as a result of these attacks, some journalists suffered breathing problems. and your disbelief in the opi

mr. andersesu , look at this statement by putin that everything that happens in eastern europe is a gift stalin, what did he say that this western poland means that it was taken from the germans, and the poles and the germans have already spoken out. and why is this? well, for the russians, it may simply be a return to the stalinist history of the ussr. yes, what was it? what was it? i studied it, but for the whole world, it doesn’t work. everyone knows who attacked whom, where, when. this is a discussion on the topic of whether the planet earth is round or does it stand on three elephants, and if everyone knows that it definitely does not stand on three elephants. oh, and for sure, all the borders in europe are the same, but there is an end to them a person comes out and seriously says no, we still need to figure it out and we would tell our polish or german colleagues how it really was, why is mr. putin doing this? well, it seems to me that he has such a situation that he sees that this whole operation is not a war game, it is not working out as it should, as he imagined it, and all th

mr. peskov who is well known for not stating the truth. but it doesn't matter. it is the message putin and the kremlin want to get out. there is great concern in the kremlin, and certainly with putin himself that prigozhin actually might have gotten a grip, or somehow found a could niche for himself and side of the russian population. remember the themes that he was talking. about my boys are being killed. they do not have a glance and ammo. regardless of the fact that he was using them as cannon fodder. >> that's something that the russian people care about. we saw that two decades, ago when -- and the church and situation was going down, and the mother of those killed servicemen, started to protest and that, streets and it was a serious. problem they have to do something about that. what they do is they say, look, putin was basically acting as dad between the military defense, and prigozhin, and it's all going to be okay because now he's in control. that does not mean that he is not watching this, carefully and what have they learned? they learned that you can basically have a milita

so mr. putin can't afford to lose this guy. you would think that he would immediately have been put in jail because of the uprising in ukraine and in russia, but truthfully, he had such charisma, and such sway over a large percent of forces that's helping the russian government in various countries that he couldn't afford to be cashier. so i think this is meeting, again, i don't have any classified intelligence, but i'm sure this meeting was an attempt to get him back on board while his forces, the wagner group are being disbursed and, in fact, sort of broken up, being told, hey, they've got to join the russian military or get away from the wagner group so there is confusion within that force. >> steve, it was june 24th that putin called the leaders of the rebellion, which would include prigozhin traitors on television. now the spokesperson is saying fo five days later he met with prigozhin and on russian state television, they're putting out all of this video on the raids on prigozhin's property. looking at his wigs, money, an

i think it's important to remember this bridge has great symbolic value to mr. putinbut as a logistical source of supporting their troops in the field it hasn't been a major player. they have a long border with ukraine. they're able to sustain, provide capabilities to their troops in ukraine through many, many other methods. so it does have great symbolic and in that case, potentially strategic value to mr. putin, but is it really going to affect the battlefield in any practical way? it's very difficult to see that it will. >> a source tells cnn that this was a joint operation by ukraine's security services and its navy. does that line up with the u.s. assessment? >> we're still -- we're still monitoring report ts of this bridge strike. i haven't seen anything that confirms for us definitively what the attribution is. we did see ukrainian forces struck the bridge at a previous time. we'll have to see how this comes out, ukrainians themselves have not acknowledged who's responsible, we're just going to keep monitoring this and watching it. >> on another very sensitive

depends what mr. putin wants to do and how he wants to do it, but that's going to open a bucket of worms that i don't think he wants to deal with at present although in the future he may, depending how his fortunes turn out in ukraine. >> sean. >> yeah, to me, this is pretty simple, that too much uncertainty not to hedge for the right strategy here is to hedge. you know, there's uncertainty about the battlefield situation in ukraine. there's uncertainty about mr. putin and his decision making abilities, uncertainty about the fragility of his regime, there's uncertainty as you've brought up russia's ability to reconstitute and interesting thing about the poll and the results at the end of it, nobody really knows the answer. in a situation of uncertainty, hedging is the best strategy and nato has to hedge. and if i was warsaw -- i'd be thinking the same thing. there's not much uncertainty about a few things, now, mr. putin says the gloves are off. russia is a violent revisionist actor, the kind age of hybrid

we are now in a state of negotiations with russia, we are talking with they are this issue with mr. putin will also have putin's visit to turkey in the next month, we will discuss it again, there will be an opportunity to discuss it with theta tet, sometimes we talk on the phone when there is such an opportunity, i will discuss it again on the phone question because the exchange of prisoners is a priority issue of our agenda until this evening also we have discussed this issue with mr. president we will follow this issue and in the shortest time we will get a result on this issue thank you in the end and differences. last year, the un prepared an agreement against e-e grain. is this agreement ending on the 17th, or is there any road map in this regard in order to extend it? moreover, in march, in march of the 22nd year, the two sides were held meetings for us we continue our work on e-e to the grain corridor and after july 17 as far as we can continue we are also working on this our

already said that it is better that the food card is in plastic bags, that is , it is better that mr. putintention to this issue. the control of food is not in the mouth. at present, the quran has existed since 23 years ago, and the al-mizan network does not allow us to produce as much as the sadeghians. the size of the holder is what may be looking for another way like the same and looking for a in fact, the output should be an honorable one, and let the game of food reach the hands of the world, and in fact, it is deprived of this food. i am awake. thank you. today, he is going to hold the first official discussion about artificial intelligence. some countries, including england , also want an international discussion about the impact of artificial intelligence on the peace and security of globalization. he said that artificial intelligence will undergo changes in the international economy. and this can affect security international and in fact the future of the world will have strange effects and whatever it is that artificial intelligence is less than very fast events and in fact govern

strongly to mr. putinmport government, on the other hand, to because of this current failure, it will give you more points because turkey as a member of nato overnight

mr. erdoğan's government has come to reality , what is putin's position in russia, which is shaky and withlination towards nato, he wants more concessions from russia, the seas, exactly the same thing that happened last week in several cases turkish government and erdogan they adopted new policies regarding the war between russia and ukraine, because it is taking a long time, do you really think that the russian museum is weakened compared to months ago? yes, i know that in the history of russia, we did not witness a smooth transfer of power. the operation failed, but in the field of knowledge and media, we were able to deal a strong blow to mr. putin and the government, and on the other hand, because of this failure, he gave you more because turkey, as a nato member, a trading partner and a powerful southern neighbor, is of great importance to russia. thank you sir, the questions seem to be the end of the year the analysis that you mentioned explained the different dimensions of the story in different ways and tasks in the hands of erdogan, the turkish government, in your opinion, finally

putin says that we will respond by the results of the dream that the bowl - we will bring it to some logical conclusion, what do you think, mr, should we wait for a reaction from putin ? well, he is probably a mentally unhealthy person and is obviously impulsive, so should we wait for russia's response to the kerch bridge in the coming days, what do you think? you are right. this is because there will be some kind of reflection, what kind of reflection it will be, will depend on not only the internal situation, not only the situation at the front, but also the international situation of the imposition of such things, for example, as a-a strike to the crimean bridge and, in parallel, exit from grain corridor of russia and i'm not talking about the development of international events related to the day from there and so on, all this will make up the answer to the question of this psychopath moskovskyi is that he is flora man - this is obvious and it has been demonstrated more than once a- and therefore it is necessary to understand that the reaction will be of a reflexive type, i.e. it will be based more on emotional decisions

i had to laugh, when he said mr. putin would never do anything like hurt prigozhin.e probably wouldn't because it would cost such a conundrum inside of russia, because prigozhin is admired by a very large percentage of russian citizens. he is a very cosmetic figure. one other thing i would add, while we continue to look at prigozhin, one of the people of hasn't popped up was prigozhin deputy in eastern ukraine, colonel general summary can. he hasn't been seen since the uprising. this was either a senior general, so his family is concerned about him, no one is reporting on him. this whole mess is just a typical russian nesting doll of craziness. >> i mean, yeah, jill, with prigozhin being beck and russia, could potentially the letter mirror putin be a threat to his authority? but to your point, the kremlin is really allowing russians that television to attack prigozhin, mocking him, showing these videos. that's all by design. >> rights. you know, those videos, i was thinking, they do something else. prigozhin's message to the russian people is, hey, these generals who