the first general who initiated his cooperation, the united states of america with the cia . ndered to the seventh army of the united states of america and bargained for himself not only freedom, but also very close cooperation with cia for years to come. and when we talk about it, of course we are talking about the fact that unique intelligence data fell into the hands of the united states and this intelligence data was used by the united states of america starting in 1946 . and this is especially painful for us , because in 1946, in the summer of 1946, not all soviet units even reached home, but they really worked against us and worked very seriously and prepared very serious operations. he gave them intelligence he gave them the network. e, sleeping, which was. well, the soviet union's spy network was all about intelligence. it was very interesting, the united states of america is the largest gelin operation, as you and i know, this is an operation. hermes and the operation, respectively, the jungle, whose absence was carried out in the baltic states, is an operation. which

uh, from which the arab spring set it is europe , the united states of america, uh, in fact, but camedespite the fact that in many respects the protests were prepared by efforts, including the bright digital diplomacy of the united states of america , another example of the scandal around the echelon system, when e american satellites, but collected information about european companies and passed it on to american companies so that they would win in the trends. yes, there is a military alliance. a. well, this is nato with the united states of america but this is far from an equal alliance, and the united states of america seeks to enforce discipline, and among allies, european countries are also seen as junior partners. e and despite the fact that the theory of international relations , american philosophy grows out of european philosophy and was fed by european scientists, nevertheless, the united states sees itself today. e in the international hierarchy. still, higher than the european union by the way, this was not the last factor, but such a geopolitical order, and which contribu

of the united states . i think that this success was so. united states in the vietnam war, and which actually became an internal political catastrophe for the united states of americage human losses growing dissatisfaction with the authorities, and in general, but the united states faced very serious resistance in vietnam and were forced to actually admit defeat in the vietnam war. as for the consequences in the region, but the americans did not achieve their goals, they failed to turn their heads to recreate, which is again the bogdan pact. it was impossible the united arab republic hmm didn’t cease to exist, and it sort of ended, uh, 2 years later, but not at all as a result of the american invasion of lebanon , but also hmm, speaking even more broadly context, that's international, then relations have strengthened. uh, iraq, uh, with the soviet union , the relations of the united arab republic with the soviet union developed, whether they set such a goal or not, the americans decide to invade. i think they didn't, but objectively it happened just like that . what were your feelings? when did you first come here? of course, i was shocked . the state de facto cont

have altered the trajectory of the middle east, was facilitated by our greatest friend, the united states of america. israel's hand is extended and our heart is open to any partner in peace, near or far. israel thanks the united states for working towards establishing peaceful relations between israel and the kingdom of saudi arabia, a leading nation in the region, and in the muslim world. we pray for this moment to come. this would be a huge change in the course of history in the middle east and the world at large. my deep yearning, mr. speaker, is for israel to one day make peace with our palestinian neighbors. over the years, israel has taken bold steps towards peace and made far-reaching proposals to our palestinian neighbors. however, true peace cannot be anchored in violence, notwithstanding the deep political differences and the numerous challenges that surround the israeli-palestinian conflict and relations, and i do not ignore them, it should be clear that one cannot talk about peace while condoning and legitimatizing terror implicitly or explicitly. true peace cannot be anchored in violenc

of the united states . i think that this is success. united states in the vietnam war, and which became in fact, the domestic political catastrophe for the united states of americaat human loss of various dissatisfaction with the government and in general, and the united states faced a very serious one. resistance in vietnam and were forced to admit de facto defeat in the vietnam war. as for the consequences in the region, but the americans did not achieve their goals, they failed to turn their heads back to recreate. what is the baghdad pact again. it was impossible the united arab republic hmm didn't cease to exist, and it's like this ended, uh, 2 years later, but by no means as a result of the american invasion , lebanon well, hmm, speaking in an even wider context, internationally, relations have strengthened, uh and cancer uh with the soviet union, the relations of the united arab republic with the soviet union have developed such a goal or not, the americans decide to invade. i think that they left, but objectively it happened just like that . dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to our new release of the besogon tv author's program, which will not be

but if he is elected president of the united states next year, is it possible that he will stop or at least limit the support we receive from the united states of americacourse, there is a possibility and it is worth worrying about, listen, it is also very likely that he will try to withdraw the united states from nato, which will have enormous consequences , so in my opinion, as a republican in the united states , it is important that he is not nominated by our party , thereby eliminating the risk that he can to become president in november next year, is it possible that he will still be nominated , yes, it is possible that he is currently leading the polls, but it is still too early to make predictions, however, you cannot defeat someone with anyone, and there is no other candidate who could beat trump. we do not have there is still a long way to go on this, many people are working on it, so it is still written with pitchforks in the water. i hope that the republicans will be successful with the candidate in the next presidential election, and my last question to you , mr. ambassador, is where are the resources, does the united states have resources

poland, yes, yes, all nato countries, except america, according to the nato strategy, are waiting in the event of aggression against them, when the united statesf america will come to fight for them, not too much, but the usa considered the defense strategy at the last summit of the alliance, that is why they also considered the issue of guarantees security for ukraine is the only document that has not been adopted this regulation because it really caused a serious discussion, i expected it. i really wanted there to be a regulation when it was possible to make a decision there 33 -1 32 -1 in the given position there hungary because turkey it was considered so far, well, due to various circumstances, including turkey, the elections were very interesting there, well, now it is not about them, this document is out of order, but at the same time, everything that is happening is really stupid here . the name of the president of the united states is not important at all. you know what ukraine can give to the usa, we have already done it took because ukraine will be an election case for any presidential candidate, republican or democrat, regardless o

e, from which the arab spring set this europe, the united states of america, in fact, but got away withts, the protests were prepared by efforts, including the digital diplomacy of the united states, all of latin america the united states has traditionally been considered its backyard, then the caribbean. it's like a front lawn for them. nothing should have happened here at all that could not be controlled by washington. after the victory over spain in the war against spain , the americans captured the portrait. they established their own regime and controlled the government in cuba, haiti, the dominican republic, all this is what churchill would call in europe soft, knocking out the united states was considered by them not only as an object of national security. this it was considered just perfectly er, natural to put things in order. independent sovereign states, because the model and likeness that was fit for the next ruler of the white house, but now, of course, and the united states is facing serious resistance in latin america, these countries are striving for their independence a

europeans, and as mike pence, a presidential candidate and former vice president of the united states of americasays, in the event of ukraine's defeat against the russian federation , the americans will have to fight for it with the words, the united states of america is ready to provide the ukrainians with the means to fight the russians , eh, well, this is the thesis that pence eh is promoting, obviously , so that the united states of america would still provide more weapons and there was a consensus- within american society and the politicians of the united states of america, because we know that literally a week ago, trump announced that there will be no other way out in ukraine than to sign a peace agreement, because in principle there is no other option and to accept this the new territorial reality that the kremlin insists on, according to your opinion, what can be the last straw when the united states of america and european countries, including the north atlantic alliance, when they say that it is already just a border, there is no longer any sense to endure putin, putin is a terrorist,

understand, will also be decided at the bilateral negotiations between the united states and ukraine. by way of the united states of americaome kind of security guarantees, i think that these security guarantees will be good and then with this we come to the summit in the saudi region and that's what we want and then to our colleagues who are on this and then to the peace summit which may be before at the end of this year, they will say that we don't need to sit down at the negotiating table with this russia, we just need ukraine to defeat it, we won't help ukraine defeat russia. well, what's next. whatever ukraine wants, let it be from the position i'm already waiting for the weekend, it's already waiting on weekend and not because it's a weekend and we because it's profitable and actually i want to be interested in the results well, i'm going further and you can't just accept and put up with the unmotivated use of force and this applies to the unmotivated use of force not only against ukraine but also he is too quiet for the pacific region because it destroys the basement of the international legal order . the head of th

the black sea fleet in the mediterranean sea or already in the black sea, why why is the united states of america about this, as if they are still hoping for some peace dialogue or any dialogue at all with putin or whatever it is possible to make an agreement, first of all, for the fact that you named this american official i was just being , but you mentioned his last name. because of his really high position, and i honestly would be ashamed to make such statements in his place . well, he did what he did regarding how to restrain adhere to it is necessary to establish an aircraft carrier too too powerful a unit because there are several more around the aircraft carrier there should be dozens of escort ships in order for it to be in a state of appropriate readiness, protected, and so on, there will be enough for a few medium-class warships, and this would be enough, but you are right, the americans are like hell the authorities are not afraid of this very escalation, which they invented themselves, in my opinion, because as soon as russia feels that, uh, it smells like oil, the level of escalatio

for the end of the beginning and the end of exactly what to tell you more about what the united states of americat britain really agreed on britain is bound by strong friendship and rock-solid relations. this is how the meeting of the president of the united states of america, joe biden, and the prime minister of great britain can be summed up. rishi sumnik, they met today in london and talked about support for ukraine, of course, both leaders emphasized that help is important to us now and more than ever, and at the same time we need to help by all possible means, however, the issue of ukraine's membership in nato was discussed by joe biden and rishi sunok well but they agreed that it is still too early to talk about it while the war is going on in our country. although they emphasized that the door for ukraine is open and we are confidently moving towards this door, the leadership of the united states of america believes that now the main thing is to help ukraine defeat russia on the battlefield. and the question of inviting kyiv to join the north atlantic alliance is not right now, because it

international general public, and the reverse of the dark black side , and the foreign policy of the united states of americabing, and mistreatment of people, and not a willingness to take into account the needs and interests of the needs of the civilian population by the united states within the framework of the policy of imperialism it became obvious to the whole world that a photograph of these children flew around the world, and who ran away , e, vietnamese, and of course, e showed that the problem cannot be solved by force and are needed, but some probably other approaches of greater humanism in international politics. yes, that's how we have dostoevsky yes is it worth it and all these are the tears of a child? hmm in general, the suffering of these people. yes, they are important only for the cambodians themselves and for the region itself, as for the united states of america, of course, maybe some moral considerations were taken into account, but actually geostrategic interests. eh, significantly outweighed this factor. in my opinion, this was an important milestone that undermined this moral authorit

strategic influence, but the cambodian company was part of the vietnamese company of the united states of america states conducted an operation there jointly with vietnam. and by the way, the end of the regime fell sweat just as vietnam put it in general. here the us loves humanitarian interventions, but the only real, successful humanitarian intervention. e is considered vietnam's intervention in cambodia in the result of which the regime was overthrown, but the cool k faith did not stop. they went into the woods and continued steam. the struggle, but in any case, the mass repressions , the forced resettlement of people, and uh, that's all this uh, cruel, but politics, when the village fought against the city and all the cities sought to turn. uh, in the village, the events in cambodia have confirmed the us is always ready to support any even the craziest regime, if it is in the interests of america. i would say that what the us actually provided to him subsequently, and red to support measures, a shows, in general, a readiness to close them, a eyes on the crime of his allies, a and again shows

of nato countries led by the united states of america. i have a feeling that the united states of america and nato are pushing the world to war. eh, it provokes us, if you look at different regions of the world, and you will see that we are constantly being checked to see how we react to this or that provocation to this or that conclusion. uh, the russian federation, let's swallow, keep silent , show again, uh, our tolerance , the readiness to search for mutually acceptable unleashed or let's act. you know alexander anatolyevich, i, i will not hide them, that i looked at a lot of press , and a lot of publications that, for our conversation with you, i recalled the famous kenan , the architect of the anti-soviet containment policy, and , i saw, i want to remind everyone of his well-known words that the aspiration of ukraine and georgia a to nato will affect vital interests. e of the russian federation e you know, you also published about this bill burns being the ambassador of e in russia in one of his telegrams i think found a very good ex

show the taxpayer where , in fact, this money went, yes, which was allocated by the same united states of americasupport, as it were, the soviet union, in fact, in the forty-third year, oil companies affiliated with the united states. america hmm supplied combustible lubricants, er, to the third reich, yes, that is, they carried out their commercial business to the last activity. here it must be said that these are aircraft for the liftwaffe. and this is a, but the auto industry. a. well, this is also a very significant share of american light industry. so the famous designer hugo boss was the creator of military uniforms for wehrmacht soldiers and officers, his company turned to historians and lawyers for help, trying to renounce cooperation with hitler, but in the end the brand had to admit the fact of creating nazi uniforms and apologize for exploitation in labor factories, prisoners of war and concentration camp prisoners. all of them, a had business interests in germany and did not want to cut ties and lose profits after the start of the second world war, indeed the support of the united sta

george washington became the first president of the united states of america. george washington was a general, a man who won the war of independence for the united states of america. if you take ukrainian history there , the state of bohdan khmelnytsky and the cossack state was actually created by the army. by them it was created cossack layer and which not only took care of the military affairs, but which took care of education and culture and political life as well, we can actually take any country. this will also be germany, where for a very long time the existence of the state completely coincided with the existence of the army, this is great britain, where we can say that any political figure of great britain or any influential social figure was somehow connected with the british of the army, so this is exactly what mr. fedir was talking about in the use of experience veterans for the formation of ukrainian statehood, modern statehood, it will be simply invaluable and it will be a big mistake not to use it, mr. vasyl, then you can have one more question sim

perhaps at the summit we will hear about the parameters of these agreements . that the united states of americaupports the open door policy, but they say that ukraine must go through a mandatory negotiation process and mandatory fulfillment of certain requirements that are in the alliance, and this discussion should continue between the country and the alliance, at the same time, the president of lithuania always says that at the nato summit in vilnius, it will be possible to agree on such commitments to ukraine that will not disappoint ukraine as a result. the same thing , oleksandr, according to you, will affect the course of the russian-ukrainian war er, how will they be affected at the front on putin's behavior on russia's behavior on what will happen next in the russian-ukrainian war well , you see, i'll just add that the president has already said and made another statement that lithuania can impose vetoes on the final statement if this will not correspond to the national interests, and there are certain questions for us here as well, because i am almost sure that now the national interes

will be a simple memorandum. not about the guarantee, after all, the obligations and the united states of americagree now in the working order on the model of security obligations , which, for example, israel has with the united states of america, but such security obligations we are leaving the eu under bilateral and bilateral agreements. i have already mentioned the countries of the usa, great britain , poland, romania, even spain, but here it is still very important to understand that all the countries that even i have just named are leninato countries, and you know which ones have the largest armies, that is why they are bilateral guarantees from so many of our nato allies essentially mean the gradual acquisition of ukraine's membership in the alliance country by country, and so 31 countries as of today, more than that, for example, the baltic countries , for example, i already mentioned romania, poland slovakia and even turkey agree that ukraine can and should receive an invitation to join nato at this summit. the question now lies with the world's biggest leaders. in essence, now the key de

the state should say that this is not our issue. these resolutions of the congress in the united states of america are based on expert discussion, we have to explain to the citizens of the european union states to the citizens of the united states of america that we need weapons in order for ukraine won, entered the borders of the year 91 , and such moments have not yet been repeated. if, in the 21st century, we allow one state to attack another state and seize part of its territory, then this will very quickly lead to the third world war and to terrible consequences and if we are parallel, as we conducted it with leopard tanks, and if we manage to conduct it with f16 aircraft, explaining in simple words to ordinary citizens that the f-16 aircraft has not been delivered, this means a large number of victims both among the ukrainian military and among ukrainians of civilians, and here when we say big well, we also need to start working with numbers, i understand how delicate this issue is, how complicated it is, but the plane that was not delivered in one day is there 10 20 30 50 lives of ukrainian

well, this tension already exists, that is, again , it is obvious that the united states of america incase is a marker for other nato countries, that is obviously turkey, bulgaria and romania will not do anything like that until the uh aircraft carrier of the united states of america enters the zone with which they can hit the black sea fleet or the ships of the black sea fleet in the mediterranean sea or already in the black sea why why the united states of america so be careful to this is treated as if they are still hoping for some kind of peaceful dialogue or any dialogue at all with putin or that it is possible to somehow come to an agreement with him. first of all, for the fact that you called this american official i i just didn't want to, did you mention his last name? so we will. as they say, now, well , once again, understand who it is about. i just didn't want to call him because of his really high position, and i honestly would be ashamed to do it in his place. such statements well, but he did that he did in relation to how to deter where you don't necessarily have to start

volodymyr, that it begins as a truer the election campaign in the united states of america has begun,ding to you, these are two wings that are constantly beautiful, useful for ukraine in the united states of america, and if trump is on these positions, if trump wins the elections of the united states of america, he will constantly push ukraine to this unfavorable peace, because it is clear that the states play a very important role in the russian-ukrainian war and financing , ideologically, it is meant to support our victory. and washington sets the trend for other countries of the world. well, first of all, it is necessary to explain to the audience that even if trump wins , he will become the president of the united states only in january of the 25th year. dynamic is the first, the second, trump has a huge conflict with the republicans there, with the republican party, in particular with this reagan wing of the classic republicans, because trump is such a guest, even though he has a photo with reagan and he even invested in my opinion, reagan's campaign, but at one time he broke pot

i still think that the decision of the united states of america is the right one. correct, and it is correct, because the united states of america found themselves in a situation where they need to finish what they started, i almost quote. what started, what they are going to bring to the end. how old he is like me he is 67 years old, he is definitely not that age, you know? yes? well, that is, just wondering how we all 7 years to feel such a down and out venal, cheap completely different. after all, he was completely different, but approximately until the moment when he ended up on the maidan and did not participate in these shameful signings of all these documents, which he then destroyed himself, but he was a completely different person. even the notion of honor. no, he was the leader at the time. he was a leader, a hanoverian leader. i still knew him from those times and then i still met him. it was the man who spoke. i am ready to play football in my free time. and outside of free time for me the most important thing is this. the principles of social democracy

decades, when the territory is cleared and the russians use these cluster munitions, now the united states of americaas part of the big package of 800 million dollars, also provides us with these cluster munitions, where do you think these weapons will come cluster munitions as far as they will allow to fight on an equal footing with the russians, well, considering the fact that we understand that they use everything that they can use everything that burns everything that burns everything that kills this is a country that produces weapons by kilotons somehow i don't know incredible on a large scale, this is a country that produces death and produces, er, all the hatred that is around this russian federation, those in the russian federation itself, how much is this weapon that we are waiting for, how much will it allow us to act as equals on the battlefield, and they will finally feel what cluster munitions are on my own skin it’s just oh, well, i’ll say it’s probably a pity, but for equality it’s still far from the point of view, er, from the point of view of, let’s say , ammunition, ammunition, barr

i would also be interested to hear how i imagine it is that the united states of america is beginninghythmic electoral cycle to this electoral cycle, which, in general, should include a certain set of factors and international relations international factor, american , external politics is one of the serious pillars , given that on the domestic a-a perimeter , achievements, to put it mildly, are not visible, and foreign policy for the united states has always been a strong trump card. that is, where it was necessary to close a gap in the domestic political agenda, they always resorted to this international card. what happens? where is the achievement? as the president of russia said, tanks are on fire, tanks are on fire, how little that state is, and even the north atlantic alliance is not ready to supply its own more, but do not increase. they are trying to purchase the former soviet by way of blackmailing pressure, just shake out at least something from some countries , you understand that they themselves are already somewhere on the verge of technological exhaustion, which turns ou

connection with yuriy gudymenko, please redial er, we are waiting for the decision of the united states of america itself regarding the allocation of $800 million in aid to the country, among other things. there will be and cluster munitions sean bell, a military columnist for the british tv channel skynews, says that the consequences of the use of cluster munitions in ukraine will be felt for many years, and the ukrainian authorities should not rush to make a decision on their use under during the hostilities, i will quote what they mean by bell, the leaders of ukraine must compare the benefits of this weapon, which can provide a decisive advantage in this war, with the risks they will inherit. connection yuriy gudymenko, give the connection, something is not quite good, mr. yuriy. so, let's continue about cluster ammunition, because it is very important to explain to our tv viewers what percentage of cluster ammunition will definitely not explode. the fact is that in soviet ammunition, in russian ammunition, this percentage is much higher than in those that the americans can now give us, it is m

and economic development, it will be necessary to move away from , uh, patronage from the united states of americaill be extremely difficult for we actually see europe, we can say so, uh, the rise of the liberation movement in europe against, and great britain and against the united states of america, the main thing is that already in this national elite of europe , a deep consciousness of the need for this liberation has come, but in many ways we see. it is precisely the politicians you are talking about that are gaining particular popularity in the eu countries, and alternatives for germany on recent issues have become the second party in the confidence of citizens. and we also observe how democratically they are trying to destroy and crush the rise of popularity in the bud. here are the parties. uh, what are they afraid of, that they will still miss the opportunity to influence in the region, well, we are well aware that the anglo-action monitors the political field very well, they understand well, uh, the requests of the public, the requests of corporate circles. and, of course, they realize t

to andrii, it is obvious that it diverges with the united states of america. ll depends on speeding up the situation and on formalizing relations between sweden and nato as soon as possible, in fact, in order to unite them, because anthony blinken calls the minister of foreign affairs of turkey and asks for help, asks him to actually make this decision, why, why, why do they stand aside, and actually speed up all processes, even with such interventions i understand that if it is official, we know that unofficially, it is also possible that some negotiations are taking place. will very much depend on whether sweden will already be a member of nato, because we have to take into account its geographical features, we have to take into account how the infrastructure will develop , how decisions are made, that is, those decisions that were planned specifically for nato themselves, they are already it was predicted that there would be 33 countries on the side, accordingly, military planning in particular had to take place. according to this order, now we see that if t

in 1912, compulsory insurance for workers was introduced earlier than in europe and the united states of americas in the russian empire and the president of the united states created such a perfect working legislation in your country in the russian empire, which no other side can boast of , of course. it was a wartime and very difficult, but in the russian empire the thrust of the war could not be compared with the trials that were, for example, in germany and austria-hungary in russia without starving. and in in germany, a million people died of starvation , many surprising, incomprehensible and absurd things are revealed in our history, with a careful look at it, it was wartime, but the workers demanded a reduction in the working day. in many countries the working day was eleven hours. in russia nine and a half hours sometimes eight in rare in rare cases, but think for yourself war all the forces thrown on defense must be provided for the army and weapons and ammunition to provide rear and in a situation of war to demand a reduction in the working day. eat there is something absurd here in 313

well, we'll keep an eye on it , but donald trump, the 45th president of the united states of america,the criminal charges brought against him the day before, prosecutors filed donald trump three more two of them relate to the destruction of records from surveillance cameras in the marolago estate in florida another willful withholding of documents related to the us national defense if the court finds the ex-owner of the white house guilty on these three counts that is the maximum penalty for the destruction of records from surveillance cameras 20 years for each of the two episodes, i.e. 40 in total, and deliberate withholding of documents 10 years in prison in addition each of the charges involves a fine of $250,000 donald trump himself of course all the charges rejects and not just rejects, but continues to say that this is a witch hunt and that this is even interference in the election campaign that has already begun in the united states of america before the presidential elections that are to be held in november of next year, and i will remind you that fbi employees during search a

united states of america for various reasons. millions of people live here. two diplomats, two consuls, who have the right to visit various parts of the united states of america without notification, because everyone else has such a policy now. uh, state department, they're refusing visits. so these two diplomats visit this or that corner of the united states of america every month and have provided consular assistance to thousands of russians, they are waiting for us, and people greet us crying. they are happy with this conversation, they need this support, and do not protect our diplomats, but protect them from this russophobia. uh , i want to tell you that no matter how hard it is , this is the task of protecting our compatriots , the russians who live here and, as i said in prison, will remain so. the most important thing. our task they will work. uh, dimitri regardless of anything until the last diplomat to work here in washington thank you very much sir. i am especially hopeful if i come to the united states and i have problems the embassy will be on the

the importance of this, how can you live in the united states of america and not understand how your ence was declared? the next thing you know, some goofball from the progress of socialist left will all of a sudden come around and say the united states of america has always been a racist country and it started in 1619. what a bunch of -- okay? the things, when you talk about miss america, the consent of the governed, that is how they exist at the federal level, the state level, the local level. the governed don't understand they are supposed to be governed, next thing you know you are being ruled, show me where there is an enumerated power. show me where there's an enumerated power that said the government can shut down church. show me where there's an enumerated power where someone can say to an agency like the atf you are going to go out there and overnight turn 20 million americans into felons because we are going to change the rules about this thing called a pistol braced. that is why i am challenging the other thing, 3 by 5 cards and before this month ends every single one of yo

just throw them down the drain just to satisfy the desire of the united states of america at the desireof america europe nato lose their sovereignty, especially european states lose their sovereignty in all this, too , ordinary germans are outraged. it is clear that germany has been under occupation since 1945, the american occupation. i say this quite boldly and the germans also understand very well, but nevertheless there is a limit to everything, as they say there were two germanys yes there were two germanys but east germany no one asked if she wanted to unite. she doesn't want to join. here you have all the democratic principles of europe taken united. and there, as you want your words. i would like to draw attention to the quote of the first secretary general of nato, lord gangster from lionel. media please colleagues exist in order to perform three tasks in europe to keep the russians outside the americans inside, and the germans under control and here in english. she sounds even prettier kipzhe russians and down that 's right, so this is what is happening at the moment eugene we

ago, it was the national prayer breakfast of the united states of america for over half a century nowtates e. all confessions should gather there. and this is what they might know. what a lot of people don't know about is what this organization has. ah, the instigator of all this. this is some kind of protestant sect. it is called itself the feelyship or the brotherhood. this organization periodically hosts all kinds of important leaders of this world, it so happened that i was also there and the representative of this organization, and now the deceased call it law. he received various politicians in his mansion and i go in. i mean in this e, there is such a semi-basement you go inside and look, and there the book kiev was written and that's how mine happened. see you with the book, of course, and yulia timoshenko herself , therefore, of all now, after listening to you all your impressions. i can say that what impression left me with the feeling of hypnosis. yes, but on the other hand, this desire to move away from this person away and never meet again. this is a person who is without

like 90°, because the global nuclear threat is disappearing, times are beneficial to the united states of americafinitely beneficial. that the russian federation is definitely profitable. see if you go further. and what is the problem of repeating how the nuclear disarmament of ukraine, belarus and kazakhstan took place , definitely no, only it will be much easier because in exchange for some infrastructural financial and investment projects eh post russian countries i think with great pleasure will get rid of eh these weapons and what if these countries excuse me for my word offer again eh for relevant economic eh projects to help all countries become normal the democratic path of development so that they have only limited contingents of troops and do not extend to anyone. wouldn't this be in the interests of the same event as a whole and of each and every country separately, definitely not. isn't it important that this way world totalitarianism will actually be... is pushed back and defeated because china alone, without a russian partner and ally, will not be able to oppose world democracy. i a

importance of these 17 issues that we started talking about, they are really, well, equal the united states of americas also the same , you understand perfectly well the presence of such a contingent, this is direct evidence that today the united states is demonstrating to russia that its intentions to spread aggression on the territory of europe are is wrong from the very beginning, to put it mildly, and returns to the previous question. why is this not happening ? why is a series of draws being carried out, which at first glance do not seem obvious, then it is absolutely clear that the russians are pursuing a policy of reducing the opportunities for the russians to create for themselves additional means of introducing an active type of country and in general, in the world, even today's story with the non-transfer of aviation to ukraine may also be one of the wars of ukraine and our western partners are far from the same, at some points they coincide. we must use these to the maximum benefit for ourselves, so i will answer the previous questions so that i already had points in mind when i said that y

in the united states of america. d so i do think that our view as house democrats, the view of president biden and senate democrats will continue to be, let's find common ground whenever and wherever possible. not just saying it, we've done it. and we want to continue to do it. however, i've also made clear, we are going to confront extremism whenever necessary. unfortunately, extreme maga republicans who now constitute the majority in the house of representatives are out of control and uninterested in solving real problems on behalf of the american people because they'd rather focus on peddling conspiracy theories, impeaching president biden, or shutting down the government. reporter: president biden rled out -- rolled out measures to help americans deal with extreme heat. what's your response to that? mr. jeffries: i haven't heard that phrase before. it's no surprise. i think some of these folks instead of focusing on solving problems for the american people are in a laboratory trying to cook up phrases to undermine

they are high, but the united states of america has finally realized for themselves that their strategywith russia, and yes, today, not european colleagues in nato, not the united states of america, they are not ready to switch to a military economy. we all understand very well, in order to create now a very powerful fist, including the creation of production and industry, it is necessary to create factories that produce factories, it is necessary to switch to three-year or five-year plans in order to create a huge amount of weapons. this weapon should be at least planned for 20-25 years . today, no one from russia has a damper for merchants. there is no way to get a guarantee for 20-25 years that their production will be loaded. therefore, in any case, we perfectly understand. the low current conflict is a victory for the nato country uh-huh you are absolutely right when you say yes, but you can remove certain restrictions, perhaps someday in a, a country like ukraine will exist and maybe even join nato, but the problem is not that it will ever join nato, but what is the price there wi

as possible and for some reason i was sure that it would end before the elections in the united states of america to happen, but there is not much time left before the elections and trump has a real chance to become the next president of the united states of america and when this person becomes the president of such a great country that helps us so much in the war against the russian aggressor and when this person who says such things will be engaged in american foreign policy to what extent it's dangerous for us, well, it's clear that it's dangerous, let's hope that the legal processes that are currently taking place there will have a certain result, and we'll see other names in the race, at least from the republicans. well, i want to pay tribute to the other candidates. mike place spoke several times and said that he criticized biden for not helping ukraine enough, that ukraine is extremely important not only for europeans, but for the world in general . well, the traditional republics say that china is looking at how the west helps ukraine if ukraine does not stand, if ukraine goes to this ter

in his opinion, the main obstacle to ukraine's invitation to nato was the fact that the united states of americad germany gave the back here is a quote why , in his opinion, the united states of america gave the back. i think there are two main reasons . president biden made it clear that for him the number one priority is to prevent any manifestations of nuclear escalation, of course none of us wants a nuclear escalation, but as we can see, russia uses threats as a method of blackmail, and the second reason is that the biden administration is worried about the fact that it does not know what to do if russia collapses, if ukraine achieves catastrophic success and ousts russia, well , that is, the general wants to talk about the fact that all- after all, there are fears of ungovernability or that russia will already be in some kind of corkscrew from which it simply cannot get out of which it is meant that with putin you allow mr. valery that putin can still be the subject of negotiations that he can somehow conduct negotiations that they can shake his hand and that apart from erdoğan and sisinpin

of ours. well, in the state department of the united states of america, the deputy head of the department of state dan and patel stated during the briefing that what i said to the relevant countries will easily not react if russia is attacked by ships not a little er, well, they are getting confused, er, the statement will not be an easy, but a heavy reaction, what does a heavy reaction mean , it is difficult for me to understand, well, obviously, it should be some kind of not only diplomatic statements, but perhaps certain actions in the black sea area in in any case, russia was warned once again that it is impossible not to do this, but russia is still preparing, according to the intelligence of the united states of america, an operation under a foreign flag, as they have done it many times already, at least they tried to do it many times and it was not always successful but such an opportunity in is there such an opportunity, the russians have viewers, considering the fact that i announced our collection, or is it better to direct the money to drones instead of spending it on tv shows, well, li

and if we take, for example, the same thing, the west of the united states of america, we said that itcal, a component of the freedom of human rights, very serious importance is invested in e. the concept of following the law and the impossibility of violation. law yes, that is, as a sacred category, another aspect of this very actively cultivated. uh, loyalty, uh to the military and uh to serving in the military. it is prestigious, but it is prestigious to fight and the like. yes, even at some time, how about it has not much. by the way, yes, at the same time, the system of patriotic education itself. it is in different ways peculiar to the west, for example, the same flag and anthem in the united states of america. starting from kindergarten, yes, in kindergarten, children are already learning words, and before classes in the same schools and universities , this is definitely part of it. well, let's just say that the symbolic part is necessarily another matter of eastern society. that is, this is generally an opposite difference, yes, but if we take, for example, the same china with

of nuclear annihilation, the united states uh boldly move forward. ukraine has become, as my american colleagues said, at one time land aircraft carriers of the united states of america moored nearby. here is the moscow pier, yes, and it does not bother, did not bother and still does not bother. uh, united states because there is no counterweight. there is no balance, no, the limits of ambition, the united states moves historically moves until it meets some serious resistance or a serious response. for now , how is this resistance. maybe russia can help without unleashing a nuclear war. see there are many different options. well, first of all, in my opinion. this is probably the most this thing is not about it, a necessary thing for us and already in the second place. it's kind of a signal back. we must be serious. uh wonder about that e today is capable of deterring nuclear weapons. what are our containment doctrines that uh exist today uh, in my opinion, is it largely or largely outdated against the backdrop of the ukrainian war? and there are, uh, questions about whether uh. well, let's say the creation of a powerful military fist or a powerful military base on th