some of the important assets in russia. i don't know how much we could have had, but i think it would have made difference at the beginning. but of course, we are where we are now. so move on now to the first, if you like, invasion of ukraine by in the 20th century, 21st century by russia in 2014. so in 2014, putin annexed crimea and then russia begins to support what were called separatists, but were really russian proxies in the eastern part of ukraine and. the obama administration has to respond to that. so i wonder if you could talk about the kinds of sanctions that were imposed then what explains what now appears to be the rather weak obama to this? first, russian incursion into ukraine right. i think it was a really interesting period to explore the economic response to russia's annexation of crimea and the the invasion into the donbass. they were caught very unaware and unprepared and i would say they weren't. there wasn't a deep bench. i would say, in terms of russian expertise. they weren't expecting it. so when it

but it would cost russia much more. if you remember, europe was still coming out of the european debt crisis at that point. i think the u.s. economy, the recovery from the financial crisis was considered still weak. the obama administration didn't have an appetite for hitting back hard. i go into this in the book about how obama makes this flippant remark about putin being a regional power. i think that's reflective of the obama administration and its response to the annexation of crimea, that it was quite weak. there should have been a stronger response, even if europe wasn't willing to go along. in retrospect, some of those sanctions did have quite an effect. at the end of 2014, oil prices came down. that kind of doubles down on the sanctions and created a mini crisis in russia. it was hard to -- the oil price decline, what was the effect of the oil price decline versus the sanctions. but what i recounted was this really out of the box thinking about how to use these economic tools in new ways. they had never done thi

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knew what russia was doing. to tell them if they, in fact, did a full-scale invasion there would be severe sanctions, there was a belief i think this may have deterred putin, but it didn't. if you could talk a bit about putin's own reaction and his thinking. what did he believe anyway then if he took this full-scale invasion? he took full-scale sanctions but they didn't bother him. >> right. bill burns and others warning of the economic consequences if he ever invaded. now i think on one level he probably thought it would be more along the lines of what happened in 2014, there would be too much division particularly within europe to generate a united response. i don't think -- i think he was taken by surprise by some of the measures that were taken. in particular, the decision to immobilize russia's $300 billion worth of central-bank assets in the west. that definitely took him by surprise. but one of the challenges of using sanctions as a deterrent, if you tell your opponent what you are going to do, they will

with russia. they can't even turn a blind eye to russian missiles and drones flying over their territory. they are ready to ignore the use of combat, combat chemical substances, like the newcomers in britain, where. british subjects died, not only suffered russian beegliches to britain, they are willing to turn a blind eye to the attempts on the directorate, to a series of attempts that were implemented in bulgaria, also on the owner of a defense enterprise, on other sabotages carried out by russia, and against this background, we believe that the invitation to nato, is it really a security guarantee? no, not a security guarantee. if this choice is on the table, yes, and imagine, turn on your imagination and imagine that this is a real choice, they say, crimea can someday, donbas can someday, and nato now, let’s see, maybe you will take this crimea and and donbas back to itself, if there is such a choice, because we will still be talking about it in the coming weeks and months, it is obvious, one

yes, they hang out banners and say: "we are from russia, we are for russia."cided to do it this way buy a loaf of bread, throw some humanitarian aid into it and just go to those same destroyed places, be it mariupol, be it donetsk, and along the way i showed my audience, and what did i see? i conducted interviews, for example, in a drama theater, interviews with grandmothers who knew what happened here. the bbc, for example, said this, here is russia. when you talked about how you see russia, what is really happening in russia and showed it to your audience, which, as i understand it, consists more of residents of great britain, yes, well, or western residents, how did they perceive it, initially, my channel grew very quickly, explosively, and i heard a lot of threats, someone from kiev, someone from britain, for example, threatened me, you need to, just block everything, but over the last 6 months here, even trying to convince people, i see only support, people praise me, they even envy me, because this is my opportunity, this is a privilege that i am in russ

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um, so certainly fealand has never threatened russia. not as a neighbor well and not in nature or without nato. we have only invested into our defense into terrance in order to stay safe. and what else be that as it may, i mean you are, are, you are faced with these current conditions. you and your lithuanian neighbors meantime, or a warning in particular, the increase in hybrid attacks and recent months. we're talking cyber attacks force migration acts of sabotage. a few months ago, moscow laid out a plan to unilaterally withdraw its maritime borders in the baltic sea with both you and let the way nivia it. it quickly retracted that, but it's being seen as an attempt to so fear how much of a danger just briefly, due to hybrid attacks pose from russia for finland as i think the hybrid attacks. and it's rich from those a very, very relevant and unfortunately, we're not only talking about the rent a buck, but also the really incidents of such attacks. but that's the only thing that, i mean we observe these attacks, not everywhere in europe

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_ biggest client for them is russia. . ~ ., biggest client for them is russia. . ., russia.ment, thank you very i russia. nina, matt, for the i moment, thank you very much, back panel staying with us, and we will be looking at russia very shortly. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. russia has told google it has to pay a fine higher than the world's entire economic output. the fine is — wait for this — two undecillion roubles — that's a two with 36 zeroes — or £15.4 decillion, which is 15 with 33 zeros after it. great to have that currency calculation, isn't it? it's thought to have been imposed because google has restricted access to russian media channels on youtube. google hasn't commented publicly. nina, have you ever heard of a undecillion? i had not. i nina, have you ever heard of a undecillion? i had not.- undecillion? i had not. i had heard of— undecillion? i had not. i had heard of a — undecillion? i had not. i had heard of a google, - undecillion? i had not. i had heard of a google, and i i undecillion? i had not. i had heard of a google, and i am

or for russia, we use the risk. so in, in this, this issue, if we have a situation after the, let's say ukraine rush of war, we had to rush out images from that. as a big, tory is very self confident power. it really made court calculations based on the new situation. then our task being the best should be to make sure that russia comes out of this conflict as a week and polar which or who might be then as ordering some of the internal programs which would probably or run into if there is a russian defeat in in the contract, and i think pointed with not to wife russian defeat, that the 2nd question is how long it takes to wash and store it. close it, do it, or jeanette, a. forces we have to keep in mind that and i would like to talk about the notion of the constitution. i would like to name the issue, maybe russian force generation or russian forces development may have to keep in mind that there are some all forces today are set about 100000 mind bigger than it was before the before launching the launch gave invasi

and russia — will get nuclear weapons. and russia has more than anyone. than anyone. if nuclear war— russia has more than anyone. if nuclear war starts, belarus will — nuclear war starts, belarus will cease to exist. so i'm saying _ will cease to exist. so i'm saying we need to stop, we need to sit— saying we need to stop, we need to sit down— saying we need to stop, we need to sit down at the negotiating table. — to sit down at the negotiating table, because nuclear war will wipe _ table, because nuclear war will wipe out — table, because nuclear war will wipe out the usa too. he table, because nuclear war will wipe out the usa too.- wipe out the usa too. he is offerin: wipe out the usa too. he is offering to _ wipe out the usa too. he is offering to host _ wipe out the usa too. he is offering to host vladimir. wipe out the usa too. he is i offering to host vladimir putin and joe biden in minsk for talks. the us leader will be in poland next week. i talks. the us leader will be in poland next week.— talks. the us leader will be in poland next week. i am

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now, we're poor relations with russia appear to be the nor so unfortunately, it is the russia who is responsible for, for the prostate a fab relations. indeed with the full scale invasion of ukraine. well there's, there's no way that we can go back if i have that, but definitely not easily to, to any relations whatsoever. of course, the men just like any other european country in the past, say, 2 decades, we hope that russia would finally also become a true democracy. we wanted to engage in trade and investment and we did that. unfortunately, nothing of that helped. and that is also very important that we realize what truly happened in the past 20 years. it was not the us who was responsible for, for the increased author retiree and is, or the, or the or autocratic evolution in, in russia. but it was very much putting himself. um, so certainly fealand has never threatened to russia. not as a neighbor well and not in nature or without nato. we have only invested into i own defense, into terrence in order to stay safe. and what else be that or does it may, i mean you are, are, you are

they are very actively considering interaction with russia in this industry, because russia's positionsussia is probably the only country in the global south that has the advantage of opportunity, a surplus of electric power and the ability to create this industry in itself, to create so that this industry would be more competitive than the mining industry in the united states, well, in general, the loss. of any leadership for the united states of america, this is generally an extremely painful story, we always know this, that is probably why this is the mood of the bloomberg article, some kind of, yes, they are distressed, they, they are indignant, and some are really worried, worried, judging therefore quite justified, you mentioned investors from asian countries, yes, from the middle east, i want ask about china, what about the celestial empire, because there, well, high technologies are given. quite a lot of attention and especially recently, how are they with mining, now and maybe, how will it be? some time ago, china was the undisputed leader in mining, china was and remains the u

and continues to help russia.as illusions that he will somehow succeed some way to sway russia to his side, that if trump gives ukraine, and ukraine can become a trading card under the influence of russia in one way or another, then russia will become an enemy of china. but this is an absolutely unrealistic, impossible and unrealistic scenario. because, even in the case of trump's victory, when trump will see the impossibility of his scenario, when trump will see that putin's wishes and russia's wishes are completely unrealistic, that these wishes, they spread not only to ukraine, but also to the rest of europe, which in general russia, as well as china wants to destroy the influence of the united states , the european union and nato in the world. then trump will have no choice but to support ukraine, therefore ukraine will be supported by every administration that comes to power, obviously one is more pessimistic about ukraine and has some illusions, the other is realistic but not decisive enough, however otherwi

some of the important assets in russia. i don't know how much we could have had, but i think it would have made difference at the beginning. but of course, we are where we are now. so move on now to the first, if you like, invasion of ukraine by in the 20th century, 21st century by russia in 2014. so in 2014, putin annexed crimea and then russia begins to support what were called separatists, but were really russian proxies in the eastern part of ukraine and. the obama administration has to respond to that. so i wonder if you could talk about the kinds of sanctions that were imposed then what explains what now appears to be the rather weak obama to this? first, russian incursion into ukraine right. i think it was a really interesting period to explore the economic response to russia's annexation of crimea and the the invasion into the donbass. they were caught very unaware and unprepared and i would say they weren't. there wasn't a deep bench. i would say, in terms of russian expertise. they weren't expecting it. so when it

lie korean troops despite the denials we have heard from russia.— have heard from russia.retary lloyd austin _ have heard from russia. us defence secretary lloyd austin has _ have heard from russia. us defencej secretary lloyd austin has described this as very, very serious. what does he mean by that? fine this as very, very serious. what does he mean by that? one of the ruestions does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly _ does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, _ does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, what - does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, what are - does he mean by that? one of the questions clearly is, what are the l questions clearly is, what are the north koreans getting in return for all of the assistance they are giving russia? there are real concerns russia is facilitating the extension of north korea's nuclear programme and also providing it with other high—tech weapons that it wants. also it brings an area of greater instability to the indo—pacific region sending his north korean troops to russia and

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in response to this, one can give russia what is important to russia.e, in order to achieve peace after the war, must adequately discuss what the territorial concessions will be at the end of this war. and what the guarantees will be that nato will not expand further than what has historically been guaranteed by america. all this, in my opinion, will be an adequate deal that will give each side what it wants, will immediately lead to peace, will lead to greater stability, and most importantly, that the weakening of the alliance between russia and china, and this alliance is a real threat to us, all the participants in this debate for and against funding ukraine are ignoring this threat. that, in my opinion, is the way we reduce the risk of world war iii and also reduce the threat to the west by breaking up this alliance. so, from an american perspective, the main goal is to weaken the alliance between russia and china. "i think the military alliance between russia and china is the greatest threat to us, so make a deal that seems adequate from both sides

russia, providing for russia and so on and so on, so, the first question, probably, is about how russia is advancing in general, we observe every day that in fact there is an ugledar, here was the pokrovsky direction a few days ago, yes, today the deep state maps publish information about the next advance in the kupyansk direction, i.e. already directly in kharkiv region. and other directions, there is the direction of the time gap, which, perhaps, are less clear now, but the general trend is quite clear, mr. vitaly, what we said in our past programs, russia is gradually, but moving, and here too it is also worth adding information related to the fact that, firstly, the mobilization in russia continues, russia plans to recruit another... million contract soldiers to the army in order to essentially replenish its losses that occurred during the last time, and of course, the autumn no one canceled the draft, that is, russia continues to fight, and this is a fact. mr. vitaly, these are the trends that we are currently seeing at the front, that we are seeing, in particular, in the russian p

, i think, after all, if we are talking about russia, then, unfortunately, russia missed the moment whenas in belarus, it was possible, what the ukrainians did, by the way, the ukrainians went openly under bullets, as we now know, they are russian bullets and russian grenades that were used against ukrainians, or i will remind you 2000, you mean on the maidan in 2014, yes, well, i was there obviously , the crimean special forces were shooting there, but this crimean special forces had been recruited for a long time and had already been known in russia, that is, it would have been the 5th year, when it was just beginning, i remember very well when near kiev, and by the way, i remember mr. igor, when we left for independence square in the morning, i was very afraid that there would be no people there, and i met mr. igor, and the first one, and it was the very morning, so on the same day moment, the orange revolution. so at the same moment at the same moment near kyiv on the former several hundreds of russian representatives were sent here in the pioneer camps, so that at the moment when th

it to the end, and even if our children will live in russia, we are already in russia, i am now in donetsk, but we are on this path did not go to the end. well, they are now in russia, and you know, they are not that they have not come to the end, in these 10 years, these children have grown up, and as a result, they are now being killed by russia in an attempt to seize even more territories. ukraine and the impression that russia will fight there with all the people it can reach in the occupied territory, they will throw them into battle and kill them simply in packs, and now this dream of his, about which he says, if only a thousand died, yes now thousands are dying a day and will die more, judging by everything, because as it goes on, it seems that more and more are dying there, more of those people which are in... the occupied territories, those they take into the army, those with which they try to storm ukraine further. and it is not only the depopulation of those territories, they are not simply depopulated, they are not simply destroying the population there, they are not simply des

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you have accused russia force migration at your border. and now to counteract that move, there is this new finish law, which is said to allow finish border guards to force migrate to an asylum seekers back into russia. you told the telegraph that it would only be used against microbes who have been quote, weaponized by moscow. how can you be so sure that it won't affect genuine asylum seekers? finland takes international law and obligations extremely seriously. what about this law we, we talked to uh we, we had to withdraw state and, and implemented because we didn't have the tools sufficient to count this instrument allies migration that frustrates organizing at that border. but at the same time, also this new law only allows for temporary closure of the, of the, of the sort of the border asylum seeking processing stations. and also it's a geographically limited. and like, you know, did we have a bridge loan border with russia and we would always keep here um, some states gaping for, for asylum seeking. here's what the critics say. and i'

not the russia actions that have _ it's not the russia actions that have led _ it's not the russia actionsukraine rather it _ that have led to an escalation in ukraine rather it is - that have led to an escalation in ukraine rather it is the - in ukraine rather it is the coup— in ukraine rather it is the coup d'etat _ in ukraine rather it is the coup d'etat in _ in ukraine rather it is the coup d'etat in 2014 - in ukraine rather it is the coup d'etat in 2014 which in ukraine rather it is the - coup d'etat in 2014 which was supported _ coup d'etat in 2014 which was supported by— coup d'etat in 2014 which was supported by the _ coup d'etat in 2014 which was supported by the us. - coup d'etat in 2014 which was supported by the us. the - coup d'etat in 2014 which was supported by the us. the us| coup d'etat in 2014 which was . supported by the us. the us has even _ supported by the us. the us has even publicly— supported by the us. the us has even publicly announced - supported by the us. the us has even publicly announced how- even publicly announced how much — even publicly announced how muc

russia has the heaviest coastline in arctic.gest unexplored reserves. resources i said 63% of the circumference in the waters of the russian-arctic seas passes the northern sea route, to it today all the attention, including our friends, comrades, of global significance, the suet canal is already somehow left aside. china is already actively participating in arctic energy projects, showing interest in the development of the largest deposits of titanium and quartz. russia has two main goals in international cooperation in the barctic. firstly, protection their national interests parties, secondly, the implementation of mutually beneficial cooperation and peaceful resolution of all disputes parties on the basis of international law, i spoke about this at the beginning. thank you very much, nikolai mikhailovich, i will remind you, the head of the state duma committee for the development of the far east and the arctic, a member of the communist party of the russian federation faction, nikolai khariton, was in touch with us. 20 parti

we have demonstrated that russia is isolated and alone. russia is globally isolated. it shows the degree to which mister pool and russia are increasingly isolated. present is never been more isolated, isolated and alone, isolated and struggling, priestly isolated. russia is more isolated on the world stage than ever. the one off of the correspondent, you're not joining us here in the studio. was more on this of course a massive q and a session with the russian president. right. the sort of finale. yeah, yeah. i regret, finality, too. we still got a lot of people who sit on a meet with, but he was speaking with the international press, which is always good to see the see seem pretty open. pretty honest, pretty straightforward. okay. what stood out to you. yeah, god, you know, listening for the president there, i couldn't help but get the feeling that rush i just got out. i would talk to the patient chip and finally found some good company. briggs is based on the quality of respect to inclusivity in partnership for the it's a true melting pot of culture is what enormous

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in russia, i think, after all, if if we are talking about russia, then, unfortunately, russia missed moment when, as in belarus , it was possible to do what, by the way, the ukrainians did. the ukrainians went openly under bullets, as we now know, they were russian bullets and russian grenades that were used against ukrainians, or let me remind you 2000, you mean on the maidan in 2014, yes, well, there were obviously special forces there, including the crimean , but this crimean special forces recruit was already known in russia for a long time, that is, and it was still the fifth year, when it was just beginning, i very well ... i remember when near kyiv, and by the way, mr. igor, i remember when we went to independence square in the morning, i was very afraid that there would be no people there, and i met mr. igor, and the first one, and it was the very morning, so at this very moment, during the orange revolution, the fourth and fifth years, so at this very moment, at this very moment near kiev, there were russians in the former pioneer camps. several hundred representatives of th

that in russia. whether they'll do that in ukraine, we don't know right now. the other thing it shows us is how desperate mister, prove this for manpower, i mean, he's losing $1200.00 russian soldiers per day. and over the course of this war, more than flat 530000 casualties russian casualties. and it's not like he's being very honest with the russian people about the losses that he has sustained in this fight. um, so it's a definite sign of weakness. no question about that. but again, we're going to talk to allies in partners, and we'll have more st coming days about what options may may lay before us while they're learning or do don't use you crank corresponding economy tells me whether you crank, government shares, the opinion that russia is getting desperate, i mean, certainly it is getting harder for russian to recruit people to fight, to the grain that having to pay more money. there are even discussions in russia oh, kind of briefings. you get the sense that they are considering, mobilizing pe