ambassador in london? well, he has not been appointed yet, while the candidacy has been approved, but when great britain gives its consent, most likely it will be, then he will be appointed, there will be a presidential decree. no, i am not surprised, because there were rumors about this, some leaks back in january, even before zaluzhny's resignation. this option, that zaluzhny was allegedly, at that moment, allegedly offered this position, he will accept. now this information has been confirmed, so i 'm not surprised, and i don't share the opinion there, it 's all in the media, there were conversations about it, well , you heard what to move there a competitor, he will remain a potential competitor wherever he is, and we will come to that now, you started to quote and mention what the media wrote about, but i will also remind you that the media wrote about what the hard-working person was offered to be. and also, it seems, the secretary of the national security council, but he refused. at what point do yo

do you approve of the appointment of a diligent ambassador to great britain? yes, no, please vote on youtube with the button either yes or no, write yours comment under this video, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote if you approve of president zelenskyi's decision to appoint an ambassador to great britain 0800-211-381, not 0800 211 382. all calls to these numbers are free , phone it is important for us to know your opinion. we have our guest on the phone, valery chaly, politician, diplomat, extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america in 2015-19, mr. valery, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. let's start our conversation, mr. valery, with the visit of today's president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, to turkey. this visit has just begun, and the meeting of president zelenskyi with president erdogan is also continuing, as far as i understand, judging by the information tapes, the day before the office of the president of ukraine sai

if you approve of president zelenskyi's decision to appoint a deputy ambassador to great britain 0800-211-381, not 0800 211382. all calls to these numbers are free, call, it is important for us to know your opinion. we have our guest, valery chaly, politician, diplomat, ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary. of ukraine in the united states of america in 2015-19. mr. valery, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. let's start our conversation, mr. valery, with today's visit of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, to turkey. this visit has just begun, and president zelenskyi's meeting with president erdogan is also ongoing, as far as i understand, judging by the information. media, the day before the office of the president of ukraine said that the topic for the conversation with recep tayyip erdoğan would be the peace of ukraine formula, the organization of a peace summit, the safety of shipping in the black sea, global food stability, as well as the release ukrainian captives and political prisoners held

ambassador to great britain. honorable exile or show of confidence by the president.itical sociology. poroshenko and prytula were named leaders of the ukrainian opposition. why is zaluzhny also counted among the oppositionists. and while our broadcast continued, a press conference was held between the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, and the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi. today. the ukrainian leader is in istanbul and is meeting with his turkish counterpart. i will quote what erdogan said during the press conference with volodymyr zelensky that turkey is ready to host a peace summit with the participation of russia recep tayyip erdogan. from the very beginning, we contributed to a negotiated end to the war. we are ready to host a peace summit, to which russia will also be involved - he said during. press conference, in addition, erdogan emphasized that we support the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of our strategic partner ukraine. unfortunately, the war is having an increasingly negative effect on the regional and global lev

zaluzhnye is sent as an ambassador to great britain. not exile or a show of confidence from the president. political sociology. poroshenko and prytula were named leaders of the ukrainian opposition. why is zaluzhny also included in the opposition? and while our broadcast continued, a press conference was held between the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, and the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. today, the ukrainian leader is in istanbul and is meeting. with his turkish visa, erdogan said during a press conference with volodymyr zelenskyi that turkey is ready to host a peace summit with the participation of russia, to quote recep tayyip erdogan, and from the very beginning we contributed to the end of the war based on negotiations, we are ready to host a peace summit in which russia will be involved, he said during the press conference. in addition, erdogan on... emphasized that we support the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of our strategic partner of ukraine. unfortunately, the war is having an increasingly negative impact regionally and globally, a

in britain than to live without an ambassador in such difficult times.nd this is not the worst candidate, even though he has no work experience in the diplomatic service, during the war a combat general who represents our country in our country as an ally, this is one of the countries that supports ukraine the most, this is of course a plus and positive, regarding valery himself fedorovych, i think that this is also positive for him. because he remains in the information field, he remains in a leadership position, if he were not there, and he remains part of our political landscape, and maybe the authorities really thought that in this way they were hiding a worthy political future, but it seems to me that this is not a fact. they just add to him some extra diplomatic features, as mrs. yanina said, and i will also note that, regarding agriman, yes, we do not yet know whether britain agreed, but the candidacy of zaluzhnyi was not publicly announced as soon as possible without the prior consent of the other party, so i hope that there will be no difficulti

ambassador, my first question. will be somewhat introductory. why is ukraine important to the united states of america, if it is important at all. i believe it is very important, and since 1945, the key national interest of the united states has been peace and stability in europe. we have come through the cold war and we really have great prospects for achieving these goals. however, due to russia's desire to reproduce russian empire, and although ukraine is not a member of nato,... ukraine's security is vital to the rest of the european continent, and therefore to the united states. you know that george bush proposed to admit ukraine to nato in april 2008 at the bucharest nato summit. and frankly, if our french and german friends agreed to this, then maybe we could avoid invasions in 2014 and 2022. okay, let's talk about the recent statement of the president. macron that we should not rule out the possibility that in at some point in history, western troops may be stationed in ukraine. the administration of president joe biden has already respo

did, although of course, these are not ambassadors, their foreign ministries, because the ambassadorsmselves could not resolve such an issue, but, firstly, from my point of view , this is petty rudeness, and not only and not so much... they said the intentions of their capitals, if they were interested in serious negotiations, this could not happen, and sometimes it seems to me that - as they say, there would be no happiness, but misfortune helped, you agree that they actually sent you a powerful a signal that they are not ready to be serious negotiating partners. dmitriy. they brought so much grief, pain and suffering to our people , our country, and not only to our people, to our country, but also to many others, that they will not receive words of gratitude, they must repent and atone for their sins, this is, firstly, that they exposed themselves, i agree with this, in fact, this is what i was talking about, they demonstrated their inability. even one’s direct responsibilities, and what can we say about high diplomacy, where one must be able to defend your national interests, where

ambassador. ..will deal...ence to implement the two—state solution. ambassador, you know as well as i do, the likelihood of the united states right now deciding to formally recognise the palestinian state at the united nations is zero. that's the truth. no. i hope that they would be influenced by foreign minister, er...cameron, who is saying that it is high time for the recognition of the state of palestine, including... all right. ..at the united nations. we have to end there, ambassador. but riyad mansour, i do thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. you're very welcome. hello there. after a very wet february, the rain has continued to fall during march, particularly across southeast england. here, it's been much wetter than average. we've seen 2 inches of rain, 50mm in some places, and that's more than the average march rainfall, and we're not even halfway through yet. it is looking a bit drier for the southeast in the next few days, but there is rain elsewhere. and we're going to see a spe

there, as a representative of the president, or the ambassador is the alterego of the president, let's say, in another country, so we wait 30 days, if there is confirmation, then there will be a decree, and then it will be printed this decree is in the central press at the same time in the united kingdom and in ukraine, so then valery fedorovych will be the ambassador, plus until... he still has to hand over credentials, verses of credentials in great britain, to the minister of foreign affairs and the prime minister, and then he is full begins to perform his duties as a plenipotentiary ambassador, extraordinary plenipotentiary. and in general, the fact that the military commander-in-chief, ex-commander-in-chief, general in the position of ambassador is something new in world diplomacy? no, if you look at the education, look, here... you can certainly look for some things here and criticize this appointment, but first of all, the general, he is already known in great britain, yes, he has been awarded british awards, he has connections with with the british military and with the politic

ambassador. ..will deal...nal conference to implement the two—state solution. ambassador, that you know as well as i do, the likelihood of the united states right now deciding to formally recognise the palestinian state at the united nations is zero. that's the truth. no. i hope that they would be influenced by foreign minister, er...cameron, who is saying that it is high time for the recognition of the state of palestine, including... all right. ..at the united nations. we have to end there, ambassador. but, riyad mansour, i do thank you very much forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. you're very welcome. hello there. the rain has been pouring down on wednesday in snowdonia, in wales — there was about a third of a month's worth of rain injust 12 hours. things are not looking quite so dramatic over the next few days. there will be some further wet weather, rain or showers, and for many parts of the country, it's going to be mild — particularly across england and wales, where we've seen the milder air coming fro

david, on friday, as the un ambassadors were calling for a | un ambassadors were calling for a ceasefirencil spoke of the need to impose a programme of de—radicalisation on the entire palestinian population. he likened the majority to the germans coming out of the third reich. that does not sound to me like the israelis are in the mood to compromise, irrespective of what happened today in new york? i irrespective of what happened today in new york?— in new york? i think that is probably — in new york? i think that is probably right. _ in new york? i think that is probably right. the - in new york? i think that is l probably right. the challenge in new york? i think that is - probably right. the challenge when we look _ probably right. the challenge when we look at — probably right. the challenge when we look at the broader situation is that clearly there is a humanitarian crisis _ that clearly there is a humanitarian crisis going — that clearly there is a humanitarian crisis going on within gaza, with a large _ crisis going on within gaza, with a large number of civilian deaths and the p

ambassador, i notice that now the ambassadors of the allies of ukraine, i would say, are somewhat warydomestic political processes. there was a meeting of ambassadors of the group of seven with ukrainian journalists regarding the situation of freedom of speech, you and i met there. then, together with your colleagues, you met with the head of the security service about the same issue. well, we didn't meet there, but you met with the head of the security service, well, i don't remember, i wasn't there, there was such a, so there was such a meeting, after a meeting with journalists, what is the point of such, i would said trying to understand this domestic political situation, whether there is really such a concern that in there are some problems with freedom of speech in ukraine, that this story with my colleagues from bigusinfo is so serious, so serious. a challenge, huh, well, i think that we all support, support ukraine as a democratic country, and i think that this is the position of ukraine, that this is a struggle, this is a struggle for values, this, and now, you know, ukraine is

ambassador. now uh israeli regime officials have accused south africa of working closely with the palestinian islam. resistance movement hamas and even say that south africa is the legal arm of uh hamas. what's your take on these uh claims? we had that and that was one of the first accusations that israel made when we took the case up to uh the icj and uh well that is in the strategy of uh uh the israeli uh government uh those that it doesn't agree with it will always. and and all this and this is a strategy that they use to delegitimize to pour scorn over the principal to course of action that that we have we have taken and these insults uh really and these labels are usually the refuge of someone who does not have a case, yeah, and and therefore these don't don't mean anything to us indeed, and i imagine that we are being labeled the legal arm of hamas, because in the eyes of israel, hamas is a terrorist organization, so it is regarded, but we do not regard hamas as as a terrorist organization,

her background is very strange and unclear, and venediktova went as an ambassador to switzerland, so there are many questions before such appointments, as they are destructive. this system, which was built in ukraine, starting in 1991. i would say, from a legal point of view, the president, he heads the foreign policy of the country, article 106 of the constitution, he has the right to decide that is, these questions. i just told you that there is a procedure, that the minister of foreign affairs is actually responsible for such decisions, and the prime minister even contradicts it, in some cases, so, well, when for... so i believe that on the one hand here, well, there are points that we discuss with you, but it is the president who determines these priorities, how it is done, now it is no secret to anyone that the center of making not only political decisions on foreign policy, but very specific such functional decisions has moved in general, he moved to banking, therefore, in principle... the realities may already be such as regards the approach itself, well, there has always been

ambassador. allhe troops are coming back home, they cannot stop the process. 21 years is enough don't you think, 21 years, they cannot stop the process. >> i suspect that is president trump. >> that is correct doesn't that suggest that he was acknowledging that the process he started cannot be stopped without some consequences. >> i cannot speculate and whether others could stop although it's my judgment that esident biden if he wanted to he could have. >> let me ask this, you said a few minutes ago to ms. wagner when she was asking about the taliban's commitment to education of women virtually that we have to live up to our obligation in order to make them live up to theirs, what if we had not withdrawn those troops, what if we had not lived up to our obligation, wouldn't that have consequen were not desirable, hadn't they already stopped attacking u.s. troops troops there that not better obligation, who knows what they would've done. >> you're absolutely right. >> when youcula w done probably w

ambassador for your time. day, thank you very much for inviting me, mubarak. it's a pleasure to be here. as you know, many freedom seekers worldwide and people who love peace, they have welcomed uh south africa's case against the israeli apartied regime at the icc of genocidal war against palestinians in gaza. now uh, first can you tell us what was the motivation or the factors behind south africa's move uh to initiate this very historical case? well the the people of palestine have been under occupation for over 75 years and they have not enjoyed the rights and freedoms that we as the world community have uh proclaimed on particularly after this the second world war, yeah, they have been on the receiving end of israeli brutality, israi violence, violation of human rights and freedoms denial of rights and that situation of the nagba has been continuing since 1948, but what we saw uh since october last year, yeah, is unprecedented in recent memory, yeah, and when we looked at the totality of what uh the the apart uh government in in in israel has done, yeah, fo

ambassador of the world youth festival, it’s called atmosphere ambassador, in fact i like this positionphere is created by people, i’m ready to gather a crowd, arrange some kind of flash mob, sing, dance , and if they ask who wants to sing, it will be us, if they ask there, what do you think about this festival, we literally can tell the whole story, i actually studied both 507 and 80. mine and the seventeenth, it’s now 2024, i can too tell what is happening where. yaroslava katina is 20 years old, she studies at the moscow city pedagogical university and works at a children's art school, which she once attended. i am a teacher of theater skills, acting, sometimes stage speech and choreography. the choreographic team mostly has skills so that they can hear the rhythm correctly, know how to dance and generally move to the music. for 12 years i studied acting and choreography at an art school, and i came here do an internship, because i think that new young teachers are needed here, because the staff is changing anyway, and it seems cool to me to work in the place where you once studied,

in britain than to live without an ambassador in such difficult times.

zelenskyi approved the candidacy of zaluzhny for the post of ambassador of ukraine to great britain. the alliance with britain should only be strengthened, the president said and added that the ex-head himself chose a diplomatic direction for himself. a military background will be an advantage in the position of ambassador, according to minister kuleba. how should it help ukraine? deputies are allowed to go on business trips abroad only on command from the president's office, opposition people's deputies say. and according to them, due to the lack of votes in the ruling majority. this week, the session was canceled altogether, is this really the case, why were the deputies unable to gather in the voting hall, is ukraine on the verge of a parliamentary crisis, and what about bill on mobilization? kiev can stop putin if the usa provides the necessary weapons, because putin will not stop in ukraine, - said joe biden during his address to congress, adding that freedom and democracy are under threat both at home and abroad, so how white the house is struggling for support. of ukraine. onl

ambassador for your time today. thank you very much for inviting me mubaraki. it's a pleasure to be here, as you know, many freedom seekers worldwide and people who love peace, they have welcomed south africa's case against the israeli apart regime at the icc of his genocidal war against palestinians in gaza, now first can you tell us what was the motivation or the factors behind south africa's move uh to initiate this very historical case, well the the people of palestine. have been under occupation for over 75 years and they have not enjoyed the rights and freedoms that we as the world community yeah have uh proclaimed on particularly after this the second world war yeah they have been on the receiving and of israeli brutality israeli violence violence of human rights and freedoms denial of rights and that situation of the nagba has been continuing since 1948, but what we saw uh since october last year, yeah, is unprecedented in recent memory, yeah, and when we looked at the totality of what the the apartate government in in in israel has done. yeah, for us,

, 1992-94 joins our broadcast years, actually the first ambassador. good evening. good evening, we just heard that at navalny's farewell they shouted quite such harsh political slogans as it is possible for russia, it is not simple, putin is a murderer, someone even there shouted: "netvain", can you say that to some extent it was a political action, or even there an action of disagreement with the authorities, and were you surprised by the number of people who came to this farewell and what they shouted there? well, let's talk like this, if we talk about the number, then it is clear, it is impossible to compare with our maidans, but on the other hand, i will tell you that even now in such a tyrannical state, in which we are under the pressure of this terrible putin dictatorship, i believe that going out into the streets, even such... numbers of people this is equivalent to a certain girlfriend, well, they couldn’t ban it at all, if they turned the day of farewell to him into a scene with a beating, well, it would simply surpass everything that we can

ambassador elaborates on this. the number of students are seven. t 70 and among them around 20 to 25 of these students are among the the ladies and it is very important for a community like uganda and these ladies will study also among them and most of them are going to study in albed university for engineerings computer engineerings and also construction engineerings. and also megaatonic is among them and it is very interesting from this point of view. iranian universities are ranked highly globally. recently the islamic world science citation center released the world university rankings 2024 report which includes 69 iranian universities compared to 63 in 2022. iranian universities are gaining popularity due to the high... academic standards and for sure many across the world will want to study in iran. now mr. ambassador, iranian universities, as we know, are among the best in the region, so what criteria was used to award these scholarships? the organization which we cooperate with them to nominate the students

the numbers of the ratings of the good-for-nothing, and i think that despite the fact that the ambassador is still a public figure, he is a diplomat who, in view of our partners, allies, one of the most powerful for our future military alliances, construction, god forbid, enterprises, defense jointly, will definitely have it all. comment on the mode in which he will do it, in the form of articles, materials, posts, channels, and all this will be in written form, we will see it in electronic form, or it will be done live, we will see, but for now valery fedorovych has no desire, or i don’t know for sure, the right, the agreements, this is all to comment, so i can only say that i would take it as impudence if... to give my assessment to the former commander-in-chief, for me he remained just a legendary person, i watched in view of the friendship with the army , there were several very critical moments in our history, and after the release of valery fedorovych, when, with his advice and trust in the army, he, believe me, had an influence on them making certain decisions on very difficult mat

ambassador for your time today. thank you so much, thank you for giving me this opportunity again to talk about the uh bilateral relation between iran and uganda, especially regarding education. now the islamic republic of iran has granted scholarships to ugandan students to study in iran as we've heard. now this is indeed a commendable step. now mr. ambassador, can you first of all elaborate on the number of students involved on the fields of study? yes please, you know, in this round of cooperation, educational cooperation, ahlul bait university of the islamic republic of iran granted something like 70 scholarships to ugandan students uh among the the subjects that the these students are going to study in ahlalbad university, most of the subjects are you know engineering and that is very important and interesting, the courses are like construction engineering, megatronic engineering, computer engineering, which is which are very important for ugandan students. these days also we have some social sciences and somet

ambassador szabo stuck.now there's evil empires and evil ideologies from the 20th century. we do know both socialist, harmful and brutal empire and the ideology and dr. shea of course she roots she writes also about not only about the hungarian history and their fight for freedom in the past 1000 year, but she writes also about how they are trying to fight the vote and we are quite successful in that. but i tell you why, because we know what wokeism is it's very hard to to translate the tm hu. it's not the it's not well-known expression among hungarians. and there is new hungary. invert for it. we only can describe it, but i tell you what we hungarians, we do know wokeism only under the term communism and socialism, the mechanism. they are trying to use or% what they are trying to weaponize is the very same that the national and international socialists triedthe importance our jewish christian heritage and, our faith and the churches that what that is what the communists tried do for more than 40 years in hu

when applying for ambassadors, we do not see the inscription “ambassador of the world youth festival”fact, i like this position, this certain phrase: people create the atmosphere, i’m ready to gather a crowd, organize some kind of flash mob, sing, dance. and if they ask who wants to sing, it will be us, if they ask there, what do you think about this festival, we literally can tell the whole story, i really studied the fifty-seventh at the federal migration service, and the eighty-seventh, and the seventeenth, now it’s 2024, i can also tell you what ’s happening where, let her be beautiful yaroslava katina is 20 years old, she studies at the moscow city pedagogical university and works. .. which will turn into sirius for 5 days, decide how to navigate the city of young people, conflict situations, talk about the festival on social networks, involve foreign guests in activities. another day we talk about family, it’s not for nothing that we have 2024 in russia announced and igor butman. behind you is a large stadium where the opening and closing ceremony will take place. "we made the p

you can correct me, ambassador.m incorrect, but like chris had asked about national identity and nationalism, so you can pervert nationalism the nazis. did that. they perverted the idea of national ism. ironically, they were also nationalism and the communal east suppress nationalism because didn't meet their goals and their ideals. but nationalism really is just a collection of people that agree on economics system, a legal system, maybe a religion. and we're going to do this this way. and that's national identity. identity really is nationalism, sort of. roger scruton, who is highly in hungary, he he was a great conservative. if you don't know who he is, he died. think in 2019, british brilliant man. but he also worked in the underground networks in czechoslovakia, poland, hungary, bringing information during the soviet period when, information was not allowed to come. but he said, you know, we need nationalism, democracy, because if we get together and agree on these ideas, then that means the people hold these s

when applying for ambassadors, we do not see the inscription “ambassador of the world youth festivalbassador of the atmosphere”. in fact, i like this position, such a certain phrase: create the atmosphere. people, i’m ready to gather a crowd, arrange some kind of flash mob, sing, dance, and if they ask who wants to sing, it will be us, if they ask what you think about this festival, we literally can tell the whole story, i really studied 57 in the federal migration service, and the eighty-seventh, and the seventeenth, now it’s 2024, i can also tell you what’s happening where, it’s so tiny, let it be red. yaroslava katina is 20 years old, she studies at the moscow city pedagogical university and works at a children's art school, which she once attended. i am a teacher of theater skills, acting, sometimes stage speech and choreography for the choreographic group eroshka, for the most part so that they get it right heard the rhythm, knew how to dance and generally move to the music. for 12 years i studied acting and choreography at an art school, and i came here to do an internship beca

but for him, as an individual, this school is probably the most... interesting position of the ambassador of great britain, because it is the commonwealths, it is 56, according to - to me, the countries of the commonwealth, which are all present there, are tables, london is the capital, where the largest embassy is located, but the ambassador has authority when he has direct access to the supreme body, and when the supreme intelligence, so to speak, responds to certain messages from the ambassador, if there is no such connection, you understand, if there is no such chemistry, communicative chemistry. there is some kind of ambassador, yes, a person who will occupy the premises of our embassy in london, so on. this is a key challenge, it is absolutely on this, this is what absolutely depends on the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the stay of a laborer in britain, but for example, well, if someone there has at least some rivet on the bank account, then this is the stupidest thing that can be done, so that zaluzhnyy is, well, it is such a... a portal in order to sharply increase understan

that is, the decree on the appointment of a diligent ambassador is.e waiting for confirmation. from the british, how do you like this appointment, mr. yevgeny , to what extent it was expected, and whether it will affect the trust rating in the future, first of all for president zelensky, and accordingly , the trust rating for the hard-working, well, let 's be realistic, let's talk about these things as seriously as possible, i can't remember in over 30 years. of ukraine, when there was a message that the president personally approved the candidacy of this or that ambassador to this or that country, honestly, i understand what the constitution is. here it is the head of state who heads foreign policy, but usually the minister of foreign affairs, or in ukrainian realities, the head of the president's office, deals with such matters, but still the authorities preferred to say that the president did, well, you know, that in fact , in this way, zelensky's team demonstrates not so much his omnipotence as their own reluctance... to explain why valery zaluzhn

will feel after how valery zalu will become the ambassador. well, here is the question, mr. yevgeny, will it be an honorable veil for the industrious in this situation, or? still, given the role that great britain plays in the current situation, in our help, help us in the russian-ukrainian war, that in principle zaluzhnyi can be a sufficiently visible and important figure in great britain, because this is not the former general prosecutor iryna venediktova, who is sitting in switzerland, it is not other diplomats who are possible, in whom it is possible. more experience in diplomatic work, but are not such bright and powerful figures as valeriy zaluzhny, but on the other hand, this appointment shows that zaluzhny is a member of volodymyr zelenskyi's team, otherwise he would not have agreed to this position, true? zaluzhny is a statesman, and when the general... is offered to go somewhere as a diplomat, he cannot say to himself, well, it seems to me, due to his professional career, you know, i'd rather sit here in a warm bed, sleep. as long as

prystaik, the previous ambassador of ukraine to great britain, the interview for sky news, actually led's say, his removal from of this position, when vadym prystaiko criticized some statements of president zelensky, regarding the corresponding words of the then british defense minister ben wallace, from the opinion of dominic waghorn, the new ambassador of ukraine, we hope he will be approved, like valeriy zaluzhny, the new ambassador of ukraine, he will definitely adopt this certain experience of his predecessor, trying, as dominic waghorn pointed out, to skillfully and delicately balance, conducting this active diplomatic work with loyal friends and partners of kyiv in the united kingdom. waghorn casually pointed out that valery zaluzhnyi, by the way, has an appropriate education. in the field of international relations and speaks english. so, according to dominic waghorn, zaluzhny is simply the perfect candidate for the ambassador of ukraine to great britain at this historical moment. and in general, discussing the appointment of the former chairman, former commander-in-chief of the

valery zaluzhnyi can become the ambassador of ukraine to great britain. how is it evaluated now? maybe in zmi, er, the press, broadcasts, or it is being discussed. in principle, yes, waiting for grim, as far as i understand, well, but i do not know how this issue will be resolved positively, and what should be expected from his work, but the most important thing is the reaction that appeared immediately after the publication of this news? actually, it is worth noting that the news about the appointment of the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhny, as the ambassador of ukraine to great britain, caused a noticeable uproar, at the same time, in the power circles of the united kingdom, among observers and the mass media. actually, the appearance of valery zaluzhny, as a diplomatic representative of ukraine in the capital of one of the most important and loyal allies of kyiv in the war against. russian aggression is seen as something that can add some, let's say, energy and progress to ukrainian-british relations too under t