prosperity, they want us to become simply a part of the civilized world, their world, a part of the european communityve in the same way as the european union, great britain, the united states, japan, australia live, so we need everything. only to fulfill all that they want from us, all that they ask of us and say: " please, you don't need to invent nonsense and say that ukrainians are somehow different from south koreans, or different from australians, or different from americans , we are the same, and we have the same successes, and all our inspirations and the same diseases, and we just have to treat these diseases with inspiration.

standards, rules that were written either in the traffic rules or in the regulations of the european community there, they ended up in usbich a long time ago, and the situation now looks like this, that these processes are not dictated by the mutual relations between ukraine, the european union, ukraine and nato or the situation inside ukraine, because if you take these 35, then half of them are connected with the war process, and it is not possible to fulfill them even with any desire, but this means that on these issues positions will be adopted that will have a backlash certain, and this is obvious and understandable, in the current situation, because today ukraine is more needed by the european union than the european union by ukraine. precisely in connection with russian aggression, i emphasize this, ukraine has become a colossal source of resources for many programs of the european community, including international programs, because no one could imagine that the country, state and society, which is waging a ten-year war, will be able to export 30 million grains every year in war conditi

welfare, they want us to become just a part of the civilized... world, their world, a part of the european community and lived in the same way as the european union, great britain, the united states, japan, australia live, so we just have to do everything they want from us, everything that they are asking, asking us and saying, please, you don't need to invent nonsense and say that ukrainians are somehow different from south koreans, or different from australians, or different from americans, we are the same. and we have the same successes and all ours inspiration and the same diseases, and we just need to be treated from these diseases with the inspiration to work on the development and welfare of our country. thank you very much for joining, thank you for your professional comments. konstantin dzhevago was in touch with us, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist. and now in the review about the main events that happened outside ukraine. yuriy fizar will tell in detail. the white house administration supports the adoption of a law that would allow ukraine to transfer frozen russian assets worth $300 bil

prosperity, they want... us to simply become part of the civilized world, their world, part of the european communityve in the same way as the european union, great britain, the united states, japan, australia, so we just have to do everything that they want from us, everything that they ask us and say, please don't make up nonsense and say that ukrainians are somehow different from south koreans, or different from australians , or buckets we just need to be treated for these diseases and work with inspiration on the development and well-being of our country. thank you very much for joining, thank you for your professional comments. konstantin chuvagu was in touch with us, an entrepreneur, patron. and now , yuriy fizer will tell in detail about the main events that happened outside of ukraine. the white house administration supports the adoption of a law that would allow ukraine to transfer frozen russian assets worth $300 billion. this was reported by bloomberg journalists with a link on own sources and documents of the us national security council. according to publicized information, such a law wo

, that poland will not stop helping you and not will leave ukraine alone on the way to the european community. the place of independent ukraine is in europe. with his determination. with your will to fight, and today, unfortunately, with your blood, you proved that you belong to the european family for a long time, poland will not leave you in this struggle, ukraine is not dead yet, long live the free, sovereign, sovereign, independent ukraine, long live poland. the prime minister has the floor. of the republic of lithuania ingrid szymaniti. ukraine. it is a great honor and a great joy for me to be here with you on this day and celebrate and testify the independence of ukraine together with the free and inglorious people of ukraine. like the whole civilized world. i admire you and i am sincerely grateful to you. after all, by protecting your land and statehood, you protect all of us, my homeland, lithuania, europe and the entire democratic world. thank you, i wish you faith, stability, and of course, victory. i not only hope, i believe that the day of victory will surely... come, that we will

economic community, the european atomic energy community and the european coal and steel community. were 12 countries: belgium, the netherlands, luxembourg, denmark, spain, portugal, italy, greece , great britain, ireland, france and germany. the european monetary union was also formed, the goal of which was. abandonment of national currencies and transition to a single currency euro. the eu has expanded several times, now it includes 27 countries, but managing the association is becoming increasingly difficult. european countries are no longer able to present a united front and pursue a common policy. and a number of political scientists do not exclude the possibility of the collapse of the union. this is what this day in history was like. years have changed this year, how exactly, who can receive it under what conditions, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program instructions. so, on january 1, new rules came into force; they allow you to leave parental leave to work full time and not lose your benefits. until the twenty -fourth year, a parent could also work and receive benefit

are high, huge credit ratings. can only dream of such credit ratings, but when we join the european communityll automatically mean that we will do everything as brussels will tell us, as our bureaucrats, officials who do not even understand what to do with their incompetence, will do, but will do it's the brussels bureaucrats, it 's going to be done like a european community, it's all going to lead to our credit rating going up, and thanks to that credit rating , long-term investment, leveraged capital, pre-profit financing opportunities, the entire ecosystem associated with this pre-profit capital will appear, and believe me, a large share of these capital investments in ukraine will be occupied by japanese investors, because japanese investors are one of the largest in the world, they are in no way otherwise they won't herd the rear and go five-tenths there, they will go prorata, go proportionally, as they go everywhere in the world, because japan is one of the few countries in the world. which is a net creditor to the world, she is not a net debtor, she is a net creditor, she lends to the

economic community, the european atomic energy community and the european union coal and steel. therehe netherlands, luxembourg, denmark, spain, portugal, italy, greece, great britain, ireland, france and germany. a european monetary union was also formed, the purpose of which was the gradual abandonment of national currencies and the transition to a single currency, the euro. the eu has expanded several times, now it includes 27 countries, but managing the association is becoming increasingly difficult. european countries are no longer able to perform. this is what this day in history was like.

ukraine is pretty much the reason that the i pretty much the reason that the european community existsto be at the top of the agenda. a lot of europe, like the uk, very much behind ukraine's defence. but there are splits on how much to spend on supporting ukraine, and there are also some splits on the extent to which the uk should support ukraine. these summits happen twice a year. the second summit is going to be hosted by hungary, whose prime minister viktor orban is much more sceptical of supporting ukraine in the way that the west has so far. some of those tensions, but also some of those common themes, i think they will play out over the course of the day. can i ask you something similar to what i was asking about, events and the us, the us are clearly not here, but if there is a change in president, what do we know about the signals about what has been coming out of president trump and his new running mate, and how that affects the leaders inside there? it is the leaders inside there? it is han t in t the leaders inside there? it is hanging over— the leaders inside there? it is h

economic community, the european atomic energy community and the european coal and steel community. urg, denmark, spain, portugal, italy, greece, britain, ireland, france and germany. a european monetary union was also formed, the purpose of which was the gradual abandonment of national currencies and the transition to a single currency, the euro. the eu has expanded several times. now it includes 27 countries, but managing the association is becoming increasingly difficult. in countries europe is no longer able to present a united front and pursue a common policy. and a number of political scientists do not exclude the possibility of the collapse of the union. look first in the application or on the website. there will be an interview with putin. american journalist carlson made an announcement: in a few hours there were more than 50 million views. why is the united states involved in the ukrainian attack on a bakery in lisichansk? our permanent representative spoke at an emergency meeting of the security council. ukraine is in a desperate situation. joe biden complained about the l

the meeting of the heads of the member states of the european political community in london ended without results. in this meeting, the concern of trump's coming to power is over conflicts over convergences. the meeting of the heads of the 47 member countries of the european political community was held under the hosting of the british government, the purpose of which was to discuss the most important issues affecting the member states, although the most important issues were different from their point of view. our first task today is to declare our steadfastness in supporting ukraine. also today should be challenged another one that has turned into a crisis in the european continent , we should fight, and that is human trafficking to this continent. we are facing tremendous difficulties in europe and the world. we need more security and stability. regarding the european military aid to ukraine, the differences of opinion are so obvious that the leaders see no need to cover it up. from the beginning of the russian attack, britain played a leading role. he helped ukraine and gave us great

european integration. precisely in this aspect , why, because the agricultural sector in the european communitysubsidized, that is , the distribution of 50 percent of the eu budget actually goes to support such farms, if ukraine joins the very powerful sector that we have today in our agricultural economy, this is a very large share of the budget that will be redirected to ukraine, of course, this may be objectionable, but in addition to subsidies, we understand that ukraine will apply for certain markets... in which poland has been working for a long time, receiving certain subsidies, receiving certain rights, permits, and it quite actively presents its products in the countries of the eurozone, and ukraine has now , even in this insignificant short time, also been able to partially show itself, and this is evidenced by the data, because, for example, in 2023, under the conditions of ukraine's receipt of about 22 billion dollars in turnover for the export of agricultural products, more than 54%, this is actually the trade that we conducted with. peysk zone. thank you for the clarification. the

it is good that the european community has a fairly clear message gave both mr.án and those who will try to repeat his actions that this is absolutely unacceptable. moreover, it will have concrete consequences already for hungary, as the country that currently presides over the eu council. we see that key politicians and ministers are going to boycott even certain meetings and certain measures that hungary will initiate. in accordance. we really hope that mr. orbán will hear and interpret both political and economic signals quite correctly, is it also possible to ask a speculative question, does this happen in principle, such a practice exists, the discussions are public somewhere, where you can invite orbán and just talk to him, yes without without maybe without offense simply, well, you offer peace. so you propose that ukraine give up its territories, you yourself in hungary also want to give up your territories, or how, how, well, how, why do you think that it is possible there, it is not possible here, i understand what orban will say, we refused anyway, the

complement each other, it is undoubtedly necessary strengthen the roles and cooperation of the european communitydoubtedly, despite the situation of the united ... we think that this is a very valid idea and we will work on this vector of increased european cooperation when it comes to security. it is clear to us. poland fulfills this role, and the results of the recent elections, i hope, will only increase the effectiveness of ours.

, the united _ china, the european community, the united states, or any other power. this reality. it will continue — misrepresents this reality. it will continue to belong to panama. the sovereignty and independence of our country— sovereignty and independence of our country are _ sovereignty and independence of our country are non—negotiable. i've been speaking with our reporter mike wendling, who was in phoenix for the event. very good to see you. before we delve deeper into what was said, i also want to touch on the president elect�*s suggestion that the us take back control of the panama canal. can you tell us more about what was said in that regard?— said in that regard? trump says the fees charged _ said in that regard? trump says the fees charged to _ said in that regard? trump says the fees charged to ships _ said in that regard? trump says the fees charged to ships that - said in that regard? trump says the fees charged to ships that use - said in that regard? trump says the fees charged to ships that use that| fees charged to ships that use that canal are t

what exactly do you expect from zelensky's new trip abroad and the summit of the european political community? european correspondent bohdan syupin, who is included in our direct, will tell us broadcast from london. congratulations, bohdan. bohdan, representing the european political community. actually, can you tell me what is the importance of this format? the importance of this format in preserving the unity or rather cohesion of europe. virtually all the countries of europe were represented here, starting from the west of the continent, from the british isles, which left the european union, all 27 eu countries, plus norway, switzerland and further east, moldova, ukraine, azerbaijan, armenia, the furthest, probably the only , who is not invited here. strength, this were russia and belarus, for obvious reasons these countries unleashed the worst war on the continent since world war ii. meanwhile, europeans confirm their desire to live in peace and prosperity, and for example , i will give, for example, the main topics of those negotiations or conversations, discussions, which were planned t

they couldn't be shared upwards with the european community , as with the european community, as theh brussels, but they couldn't be shared downwards either with devolution and shortly before he died in 1998, state the today, during the state of the nafion today, during the state of the nation book club , we return to nation book club, we return to the esteemed sir vernon bogdanor book, making the weather, in which he discussed six politicians who shaped post—war britain. enoch powell was a professor of classics, a polyglot and british army brigadier before becoming a conservative, and then ulster unionist member of parliament. however, his career was marred by allegations of racism after the infamous rivers of blood speech, which saw him dismissed from ted heath's shadow cabinet. like all of the politicians in this series , powell was never this series, powell was never prime minister. so i began by asking professor sir vernon bogdanor about the way he exercised influence outside of government. >> i was a cabinet minister for only 15 months, so we don't remember him because of any pa

consuming words and spreading bad air in the in the in the region nobody would believe this european community or european words now it's about time. to stop this aid for this aggressive entity, for this entity created, it's de legitimate offspring of the of the united kingdom and the european community and the americans, and it's about time also to say where is the just way to go or methodology in order to deal with it, these words nobody would would would take, it, nobody will sell it, nobody will listen to it, nobody would hear it, i would, i would say, let them go into their office and shut up, they are not, they are not up to the to their words, they are not up to their positions, they are not up to be the reference of the world in terms of political political behavior or political sayings or political administrations or whatever in the... diplomatic words, let them, let them, i guess be silent better than for their, for the for their personal, for their personal honor and dignity, if they have that. okay, so mr. saleh, we've had reactions pouring in since news broke out that pages in leb

in addition to the heads of the european political community , representatives of the european union organizations were also present. the approaches and words of the presidents and representatives of most of the member countries of this society showed that they are worried about the possibility of trump becoming the next president of the united states. donald trump and his allies announced that they will stop supporting ukraine against russia and gold if they come to power. the european political community is not connected to any of the eu organizations and cannot make important decisions. the next meeting of this society will be held in hungary in november. mojtaba ghasemzadeh london broadcasting agency. an incomplete software update of a cyber security company caused the disruption. the world wide technical was announced. this disruption affected 300 million computer systems in many global facilities, including international airlines, railways, hospitals, banks and stores. in america, 2,000 flight schedules were canceled and 3,500 flights were delayed. this disorder continues in so

european political community to no one of the organization the european union is not connected.

and during more than one presentation voiced by ursula funderlajen or other leaders of the european communitiesthey will very quickly sit down in their offices there, and this work will begin, will be put on stream. at the same time , i am concerned about what is happening in the european union so far. there is no solution, but where to buy? to date, part of the orders have been placed at rain metal, at some other enterprises, but this is not enough, because if you pay attention to what peter pavel, the czech president, his minister of foreign affairs and minister of defense says, the european community extends, continues jumping around on this issue, my belief... is that the first and second tranches, which should come this year, because the whole amount should come this year, according to the decision of the european union, from the statements of the g7 , it should be mainly posted on the answers to questions related to the provision of ukraine with the necessary components, weapons and ammunition. based on this, i can say that looking at how the situation is developing now... i have no doubt

return to the european community, actually.l, now we are all experiencing the point when we understand that perhaps there is definitely no way back, and there is light ahead of us, but we still have to go to it. so to speak, due to various trials, oleksandr stryuk is already with by us, the head of the severodonetsk city military civil administration, mr. oleksandr, good morning, good morning, please tell us how things are going in your region, what is happening in severodonetsk, what is happening in luhansk oblast? well, unfortunately, things are not getting any better as the city continues to be under full occupation. in complete isolation, i would say, since there was and still is no communication, no mobile phone, no internet, in order to get in touch , people need to go outside the city, or in some places to the roofs of multi-storey buildings communication breaks through, but it is very rare and very dangerous, since it is monitored, and also the mine danger is quite high, not all... and in some places there are cases of

but still, what was meant, we know that there were warnings and. .. from brussels, from the european communityt you are on the wrong path, gentlemen, from law and justice, and so on, and so on, what is this, what is this reform and and why did the seimas decide to cancel it now? well, first of all, this reform was about the political control of the constitutional court by the then active party, and actually brussels protested against it, the opposition in poland protested against it then and now... the current coalition has adopted two laws that should actually restore the independence of the constitutional court, even somewhat more of it should be done outside of politics, these laws have to pass now, they are sent to the senate, they have to pass in the senate for approval, and if this happens, although the vote was almost half to half, because we do not forget that in the polish parliament the previous ruling party... the party of law and order kept a lot of seats and accordingly almost all of them voted clearly against, because it violated their theses about what they are doing on the cont

and our donors and our partners who are not part of the european community, who are not the united states, this aid , according to analysts and military experts, will last at least until the middle of the 25th year, and that is very good, and we hope that in some cases, as they say, if all these supplies are effective, effective, then these weapons and these resources can be enough even if the war will ... continue approximately until the end of the 25th year, although we all we hope that on ukrainian terms, on our terms, as it will be acceptable to us, the war would very much like and everyone hopes, to end sooner, and about the real money , which is really big, the money that ukraine can receive, we are talking about almost 300, 300 billion in frozen russian assets, and they are in the west, some in the united states of america, but most of them are in countries. union, well, it's about the fact that let's pay ukraine interest from the use of these assets, and here's the latest information, literally today i read that the usa is ready, they say, to the european union, give this money to

the european political community was conceived by macron to confront russia and also as a way to drawber states into the orbit of the european union as possible. once again , turkish president erdogan ignored such a meeting. head of the european commission ursula von derlein didn't come either. she fought for her seat. in the european parliament, where the voting took place, the situation was tense. double standards, hypocrisy, this is how your attitude towards the conflicts in ukraine in gaza is expressed, and this approach has caused enormous damage to the european union. mrs. funderleen, you shouldn't even have come here, your place is in the dock. he argues that the only way to resolve the ukrainian conflict and prevent a larger catastrophe is through negotiations. there are many countries that support the war, they believe that they can destroy the russians militarily, but i don’t think so. i believe there is no solution to this conflict on the battlefield. western countries hope for this, but i think differently, i don’t believe in such a development of events at all, because i

, this... should be inscribed in the canon and understood, that's how we are european state, we are a member of this community fact it is already clear that it is so, it will not be otherwise, it is a large european state with a large population, with history, with everything, and they also understand that, well, in proportion to france, the language there is germany, yes in terms of scale, in terms of resources and in terms of this history itself, which was like this, we, we are fighting the empire, now evil in everything. the world and we have the right to tell about ourselves, and what do you think, if very briefly, we literally have up to a minute of time, now we have a unique historical opportunity to declare it, because while the war is going on in our country, this is probably the moment when we should not waste this moment, it is unique, it is primarily for serious public speakers, it is primarily for the ministry of foreign affairs, where the entire consular spectrum should work on it. this must be realized, it is very important, because while we are going to be distracted by something, this fsb comm

seven, and during more than one presentation, voiced by ursula fonderlein or other leaders european community i hope that they will be seated in their offices there very quickly. and this work will begin to be put on stream. at the same time, i am concerned that until now there is no decision in the european union about where to buy? to date, part of the orders are placed at rain metal, at some other enterprises, but this is not enough, because if you pay attention to what peter pavel, the czech president, says. his minister of foreign affairs and minister of defense, then the european community extends, continues to step from foot to foot in this matter. my belief is that the first and second tranches, which should arrive this year, because the entire amount should arrive this year, according to the decision of the european union, from the statements of the big seven, it should be mainly placed on the answer to the question, which relate to provision. of ukraine with the necessary components, weapons and ammunition. based on this, i can say that, looking at how the situation is developing no

at a press conference following the summit of the european political community in the vicinity of londonnsensus in the west on this issue, including because the united states is speaking out. for the meeting of the european political community, the british government chose blenheim palace, in which sir winston churchill was born near oxburg; the current british prime minister starmer also has a knighthood, but he has no experience in international affairs. it is not surprising that the more experienced in global intrigues and... france was first implemented 2 years ago . the idea of ​​such meetings belonged to the president back, the european political community was conceived by macron to confront russia and also as a way to draw into the orbit of the european union as many as possible who are not members states into it. once again turkish president erdogan ignored such a meeting. the head of the european commission, ursula fondeen , also did not come. she fought for her seat in the european parliament, where. the example stands its ground, arguing that the only way to resolve the ukrain

having become members of the european community, we automatically acquire the status of ukrainian as the 25th language of the eu. this is impossible without translations, in other languages ​​and the ukrainian language, ratification of these or other documents, authorization, legalization, raising the level of proficiency and teaching, primarily of the ukrainian language, as well as the languages ​​of the european community. these are translations, this is an army of translators. this is a real investment in education, it is of course our cultural, linguistic and educational diplomacy. and the forum of diplomats, which is currently taking place in kyiv, is precisely about what tasks are set before our extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassadors for the next year. and most importantly, we have clearly defined vectors y in order to ensure the status of the ukrainian language as a language of international communication. recently... which was organized by the first lady to unite the best universities in the world in the issue of the spread of ukrainian studies studies - this is one of the

, but in the european community there were three, so to speak, horses that carried that community, it germany, france and england, england has already chipped away. and there are both germany and france, and completely different attitudes, the attitudes of france and germany, germany to us, to the war, germany helps quite a lot, although they have a great fear with their taurus missiles, because they are afraid of russia. strategically, germany, this syndrome of defeat in the second world war, it affected it very strongly, plus the unification with the german democratic republic. where there were many communist forces, they basically tilted germany to the left, and germany is half, not that some left country, but there is a classic social democracy in power, which in a large sense always sympathized with russia, and a plus in europe there is also an economic interest, i talk a lot with acquaintances, with different people, and i really do not like their attitude, your war is just, but this is not... our problem, our problem is that the prices of gas and electricity do not rise, unfort

well, it shook the entire european community, because in fact , it's been a long time since we heard that an attempt was made on the person of such a person. high level and i understand that the european institutions are now quite alarmed by this event, so in fact everyone is shocked, and it really was a shock, because it in fact, for a very long time there was no such level of crimes against the first person of the state, and now it is said that it is necessary to take active measures to prevent polarization in the societies of the european union. just when political discussions are starting to move to the street, there are also examples that are not so violent, but in germany, attacks on politicians on the street begin, by far-right activists who attack candidates for the european parliament, who are simply walking down the street there after certain meetings with voters , who attack them, beat them, them pushed, and that's also a problem, and that 's why the europeans are now thinking a little bit about how to deal with... and of course, i think that now all the heads of state in

and our donors and our partners who are not part of the european community and who do not representtes, this aid, according to analysts and military experts, will be enough at least by the middle of the 25th year, and that's very ... good and hopefully in some cases, as they say, if all these supplies are effective, effective, then these weapons and these resources may be enough, even if the war will continue approximately until the end of the 25th year, although we all hope that on ukrainian conditions, under our conditions, as it will be acceptable to us, the war would very much like and everyone hopes, it will end sooner, and about there is still real money, really big money that ukraine can get, it is about 300, 300 billion frozen russian assets, and they are located in the west, some of them are in the united states of america, but most of them are located in the countries of the european union, and we are talking about what let's pay ukraine receives interest from the use of these assets, and the latest information i read just today is that the usa is ready, they say to the eu

i don't want to say there, as it was developed at one time the united states, the european community,nd developed by the government of great britain or the british empire, in this situation there is less creativity and more knowledge, more competence, because creativity can be in culture and art, but there is no creativity in the economy, but this is the economy and it is like that , excuse me , a very, very fragile material, a fragile organism and a fragile, excuse me, brittle... thing, and in this situation, everyone depends on the economy, the welfare of pensioners, because these are their pensions, the welfare of people who the state does not have to fulfill state duties functions, well-being even of all entrepreneurs and workers who work in all our industries, from service industries to agro-industrial, heavy, light and other industries, competence is the answer to all these things, orthodoxy is orthodox, the one that will be'. doing the right thing, not being creative. thank you very much, but if our interview is made a headline, then there is no creativity in the economy, very

the european political community was conceived by macron to confront russia and also as a way to draw many non-member states as possible. once again , turkish president erdogan ignored such a meeting. the head of the european commission, ursula fondern, also did not come. she fought for her seat. in the european parliament, where the voting took place. the situation was tense. you are a disgrace to any democracy. deindustrialization, explosive rise in prices, attack on freedom, democracy, censorship. this is your policy, mrs. fondeyan. double standards, hypocrisy. this is how your relationship with the conflict in ukraine in gaza is expressed. and this approach caused enormous damage to the european union. london, which represents the interests of the british military-industrial complex, is of great interest in this kind of orders. another important part of this meeting is to talk about how to build relations with the united states if donald trump takes the presidency there again. the meeting in blenheim is called a summit, although it resembles a discussion one. western promises to a

all, in soviet cinema there were many immortal people who actively resisted, including in the european communitytion of sanctions against russia, because everyone understands that this is a deadly matter, first of all, for the economy. well, let's talk about the future now, fourth generation technologies are discussed not only in... please tell us what is happening in seversk at the moment, this is technology, in any sphere of life, including technology, there are sacred themes, there are more than twenty. years ago, almost all enterprises are involved in it, the equipment is manufactured, of course, everything in the state corporation rosa. and the meaning of how nuclear energy should work on the fourth. generation and younger brothers, the fact that the reactor power is 300 megadays, 1,200, maybe a little plus or minus more power, our first facility has started working, tests have begun, uranium-plutonium fuel, which is born from... spent fuel, plus a small addition of 200, in this, we showed for the first time at the opening, well, we showed the technological process, the launch of this line,

it's under that european community at the time. it wasn't called b or then a peace agreement was brokered. uh, let this call list have been agreement or to continue to plan as it was call and all 3 sides agreed to out to an independent boss, the out of equal power sharing, etc. you know what happened? well, the american and bassett, or do you this while you would still existed at the time warrant zimmerman. he met with the muslim leader, i'll use a declaration, he told them all, you don't have to sign that, you know, will help you. so what happened? he backed out of the piece. the disagreement and war broke up. a similar thing happened regarding possible in late 1998 or early 1999. uh there were uh they were peace negotiations and a french castle and rumble. yeah. and then madeline albright decided to raise the bar to offer some unacceptable conditions on the serbian side which no country could accept. and but that was used as an excuse to start bombing yugoslavia in 1999 without, without the security console was totally illegal. b

european political confrontation with russia and also as a way for the community to be drawn by macronean union as many non-member states as possible. once again , turkish president erdogan ignored such a meeting. the head of the european commission, ursula vonlein, also did not come; she was fighting for her seat. in the european parliament, where the voting took place, the situation was tense. to unleash larger-scale disasters is negotiation. there are many countries that support the war, they believe that they can destroy the russians militarily, but i don't think so. i believe there is no solution to this conflict on the battlefield. western countries hope so, but i think differently. i don’t believe in such a development of events at all, because i know the russians, i know the soviet union, i know the ukrainians. i live in a neighboring country, i know the whole context. other european leaders are still captive of the illusions established in their circle and behave as if they hide information about what is happening in ukraine. of course, they are unlikely to follow rada deputy

pavel, the czech president, his minister of foreign affairs and minister of defense says, the european communityds, continues to step from foot to foot in this matter. my belief is that the first and second tranches... should arrive this year, because the entire amount should arrive this year according to the decision of the european union of the statements of the big seven, it should be mainly placed on the answers to the questions concerning providing ukraine with the necessary components, weapons and ammunition. based on this, i can say that, looking at how the situation is developing now, i have no doubt that after... when the european union acquires its own government, there will be all officials in the offices, they will be able to stimulate and accelerate the decision-making on the receipt of these funds to ukraine, this is super important, it is very important, especially since in the plans that were adopted, by the end of the year , the supply of ammunition, equipment, machinery to of ukraine, together with what will be supplied to the united states of america, will result in an estimat

and at the european community this thursday in hungary, i will be putting this issue at the top of thenternational agenda once again, but we need your help also. this is the general assembly of the world's security experts. it is your cooperation across borders that saves lives time and again. it is your collective efforts that bring organised criminals to justice wherever they seek to hide and it is your leadership today that can help make a decisive breakthrough against this vile trade in human life. because, if together we can win this war against the people smugglers, then this gathering will have achieved a victory of humanity every bit as significant as the glasgow climate pact, because you will have helped to smash the gangs, secure our borders and to save countless lives. and it is with that hope and in that spirit that hope and in that spirit that i declare the 92nd general assembly open. thank you so much. thank you. applause. that- applause. that was. applause. | that was sir applause. - that was sir keir applause. — that was sir keir starmer addressing the audience there. l

knowledge of history was not part of the official duties in order to end up at the head of the european community. before the world war, the anniversary of which is celebrated today, september 1, the beginning, that is , when what, when ursula vonderlein's grandfather and grandmother, under nazi cries and slogans , happily tried to destroy those who were not theirs liked, starting from the french, who then quickly fell under them, ending with the americans, from which they, on which one right side were they when? the only moment when you can say, they were on one right side. obviously, the direct involvement of nato countries led by the united states in the ukrainian conflict, they transfer weapons, equipment, conduct reconnaissance, introduce instructors, generously sprinkle money from above, if necessary, and give nuclear weapons. but bareli's statement simply shocked me, but i i always knew that barel was a cretin, but when a cretin also has verbal dyspepsia, when he simply cannot restrain himself, when he says certain things, well, listen, let's now pay attention to what barel said, it's ridi

s victory over ukraine, he’s talking about this right from the stands , calls on the entire european communityrything for this. so, the next quote from there, again from memory , is that ger scholz says that in order to solve this problem, they must do nothing and do nothing. so many, how much is required, well, so to speak , the costs that they must incur with this , well, they cannot be measured, no investment can compare with this, this is higher than all any investments, which, if, if we allow, yes, these are the long-term consequences of the costs , failure to stop putin’s aggression will overshadow any investments we are making now, that is, in fact, if russia... resolves the ukrainian crisis and wins, the existence of europe will completely become meaningless. by the way, not a bad idea, from where, from where such a cry, and where does this obsession with war come from, but because he looks overseas, where he is going to go, he understands that if he now, like ukraine in his time, does not prove to america that he is needed as a consumable material, then.. .that’s all this cunning plan

british the government chose this estate near oxford as the site for a meeting within the european political communityom 47 countries were invited to britain. the ukrainian conflict is still in the spotlight today. new british prime minister kim starmer expressed his sympathy for vladimir zelensky with hugs. for the european political elite, this is the same ritual as the obligatory passages of the russian threat. our first priority today is to reaffirm our strong support for ukraine. against this background, the appearance in hungarian prime minister viktor orbán's blenheim aroused great interest. european partners publicly criticize him for his peacekeeping visits to moscow and beijing. the european commission threatens to boycott hungary. orban does not intend to give up his position, and before the start of the meeting he once again stated that the only way to resolve the ukrainian conflict is through negotiations. there are many countries that support the war, they believe that they can destroy the russians militarily, but i don’t think so, i think there is no solution to this conflict on the bat

mykola knyazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine, we will talk about ukraine's future in the european communitykola, we welcome you, i congratulate you, actually yesterday in luxembourg the minister for european affairs, all member states of the european union, as well as the ukrainian government the delegation announced the for... the beginning of the opening negotiations with ukraine, mr. mykola, what does this mean for ukraine, is it really a historic day, a historic time, and what's next? this, i would say, is a historical process, because it is a historical, truly historical day and time there will be a day and a time when we will become members of the eu. in order for us to become members of the european union, we will need to complete a lot of tasks related to... our legislative change, democratization, but there is still a significant part of these negotiations, because we must not lose by joining the eu. when poland joined the european union, it received from... huge, huge financial support. there are so-called funds that are provided even before that for reforming society and the stat

so i think that he feels very comfortable with the european with the european community here, but at the same time, he's disappointed that they haven't done more that. uh, for example, germany hasn't sent to the taurus yet. he would definitely like to see countries send what they can to give him stronger capabilities. a 1000 days is a long time to be fighting for your lives over there. and of course once donald trump is president again in the us next, yes, the us is likely to change it starts towards ukraine. is its realistic that the europeans can close the gap. that would be left if the us reduces or what the rules its supports. yeah, it is a big concern here that the us will, if not completely cut off at least drastically reduce the a that's being sent to ukraine. many people in trumps code 3 have said this, his vice president, j. d. vance says he doesn't, he doesn't care about you. crazy doesn't know why america should care about ukraine . so there is that concern, and the europeans have been well aware of this, since trump uh, announced himself as a candidate. so they have been