uh, entry, uh finland and sweden, i will say a paradoxical thing about the baltic states of the balticugh it would seem. well, how are their older brothers, the middle ones don’t care that nato will be able to properly defend the baltic states, if in finland sweden is the only non -political but military-political scenario in which finland needs sweden but. he 's next uh. here ukraine plays the role of a consumable , but behind ukraine there is such a detachment in the form of poland, without which the ukrainian situation. it would be impossible, france and uh, germany are the main pillars of uh, the european ones inside nato of the european union show indecisiveness to one degree or another, the united states , so to speak, remotely rules all this, but there must be a serious one. here is a grant on uh, on earth. that's the only thing that means the baltic states can again be consumables. there are some of the baltic states, but who will be such a real foreign detachment for them. here sweden and finland are outside the alliance. most likely in one way or another degree. they would ev

l need to the satisfaction of baltic states, and now the baltic states have paras, amberlynn in their sites, is stony in prime minister kaya collins has said amendment my most recent call to live here. for here this month. i feel that everybody is constantly calling him. he doesn't get the message that he is isolated. so if we want to get the message through that actually you are isolated dot com. there's no point. sound like advise you give to a friend after being dumped by next knives out, brimming with diplomatic savvy. and in april hole in from his hysterically criticised knuckles diplomatic reach, saying mister micron, how many times have you negotiated with bruton and what have you achieved? have you stop to any of the actions that have taken place? nobody negotiated with hitler which negotiate with hitler was stolen with poll pot, or just a shots, has found himself in the baltic crosshairs as well over germany's initial reluctance to flood ukraine weapons alongside its nato allies pressure to which the moon in stock ultimately gave in. in april weapons, experts, hoary risk endi

friday president emmanuel back home and german chancellor, olaf schultz are facing pressure from baltic state officials over perceived lack of appetite for continued conflict with russia over ukraine. it's not the 1st time that the baltic countries have tried calling the shots for the you. the representatives in brussels have her team the counter, including by the chief diplomat, joseph burrell, to engage with russia after a press conference alongside russian foreign minister observed law in moscow. in february of last year. morale was forced to explain why he called russia's weekly anti proven vaccine. good news for the whole mankind, and a hope you will prove it, which of course it still hasn't. by the way, we're also to justify why you failed to insert himself, russell domestic, embarrassed by neglecting to adequately condemn the imprisonment of opposition. figure, let's say that i'll need to the satisfaction of baltic states. and now the baltic states have paris and berlin in their sites. estonian prime minister kaya collins amendment most recent call to live here. for here this month. i

e local owners in the baltic states and in fact were for trucks.e children, then they were forced to graze, cattle, as a rule. uh, that's if the adults are some sawmill work. uh, sometimes they were forced to make repairs, uh. shot by me, not by a sentsyrulesos in the tin hill of darya shilova , little galya, together with her old grandmother, was given in lithuania to serve a farmer. but when they arrived there, they were distributed among the farms, there was the owner farm with the mistress, the mistress, she says such a sick woman was all over, she says, i had to help around the house. aunt galya had to work, so, and grandmother says in the field, she probably worked and everything depended on the arbitrariness of the owner. it just doesn’t cancel slavery in any way, that is, they didn’t go there themselves, they drove them there, they stole their forces. and where you were brutally completely ruthlessly treated somewhere kinder, it depended specifically on the owner, but the key point is that these were the owners and their slaves, by the way,

she quickly advanced on the territory, the baltic states, already in july , pskov was captured, then battles unfolded. mediocrely, for the nail itself, the inhabitants of veliky novgorod tried to evacuate in advance down the river. volkhov on the bars. two of them came under german fire, killing about 750 people, the pilots of the aircraft fired from a low altitude, and they are fine. it was evident that the decks were filled with women with children on august 14 with the first rays of the sun, the germans began an assault, the ancient city on august 16, they broke into. after 3 days, the kremlin was finally abandoned by the defenders, veliky novgorod, the german press, uh, published enthusiastic articles about how the ancients, novgorod the city was rather of german culture, uh, the former one of the brochures, novgorod east table hans, he is now a truly german city over the kremlin court , the german banner is developing and here is now preparing another offensive with a drape of an onslaught to the east, and the invaders immediately began to establish new german order. in accordan

it is the same as in the baltic states and the russians are different.ooking at what what is happening in ukraine, they now believe that russia will have its say, and therefore everything began to be raised, yes, it’s easier to understand for a few minutes, and then we will continue. don't miss the fire season on central television. why this year the fox in russia began to blaze in the spring of no scale, this element will reach a hot dry summer if the fire cannot be stopped by the installment war. do you really sign the law on lend lease for ukraine bytes, really wants to drag out the armed conflict indefinitely, how and why washington opens not only a line of credit for the supply of weapons, but also the real gates of hell a few days before the oil embard. why is it increasingly difficult for the european commissioner to agree on new anti-russian sanctions and can europe's refusal of russian oil play into the hands of moscow it will be your central television tomorrow 19:00 on ntv its nahlobystin flash premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv crunchy glaz

i think she's unduly unduly influenced by poland on the baltic states. not, not so much paradox street by her home logs in germany. that's how i see it. i think it's unrealistic. i don't think it will work. i think the economic situation in europe will continue to deteriorate, while rupture which is planting properly undoubtedly will become increasingly self reliant. and we can see a lot by the end of the year maybe going backwards because a lot of those depends on, on the actual fighting which is also going on. there's another aspect, since we're talking a very important aspect actually, since we're talking about sanctions, generally putting sanctions on people like kill the head of the biggest christian orthodox church in the world is absolutely beyond the pale it's exploiting religion through politics. it exposes countries like greece, cypress bulgaria, romania, which, which are christian orthodox countries. this is perhaps one of the worst aspect and it shows the high amount of simple human emotion by not by not only that, the mass mass of the popula

why did he go there, it was that he lived badly there and lived better in the baltic states.went there to create an industry, build factories, plants, infrastructure facilities. so they ended up on the territory of the baltic states, and then completely, but the right question here now sounds then that we will abandon the entire heritage, but refuse, return to the 19th century. why such selectivity? and now, as far as it concerns, it means that they have some kind of historical claims against russia, so we will almost justify them now for their hatred. well , not really love. maybe it’s one thing to pour out into different things to weaken something’s influence if it seems to be excessively large, i believe that today the united states has an excessively large influence on the modern world and believes that it needs to be weakened, but in this case we are dealing with phenomenon when they want to destroy russia the russian world entirely, because otherwise why do you need nazism. why do you need? and the frieds of what humanity is with. it would seem to have coped with the mi

, iceland, norway and denmark, but also the baltic states and poland. >> russia has saysand and sweden joining nato is a serious mistake and would have far-reaching consequences, that both countries should not assume moscow would not respond. what kind of response or retaliation would be expected? >> moscow does not like this at all and has been vocal and said this is a wrong move and decrease security in europe and for the nordic nations. the russian foreign minister was talking about possible military technical countermeasures, the kremlin took a softer approach, which actually i think they called for the russian policies a sanctuary of the russian czar. so the kremlin said this will depend what happens there and today, on monday the 16th of may, president putin said we don't have any problems with sweden or finland and them joining nato is not much of a problem. >> from your vantage point, how do you think the kremlin might respond? >> it is difficult to predict what is in president putin's mind. i think he has enough on his plate right now with ukraine. finland has al

which is mainly what the baltic states say that britain is across the salty ocean, the united states,ountries like france and germany, they are asking, uh, the business has somehow gotten worse, this is the news, you know two разные вопроса е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е е весопроса вечера от е е е е е е е е ее е ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее ее questions about how ее ее agreeing or not agreeing to return to ее this same policy the biggest mistake happened in 2008 in bukovelsk itself, when france, germany, they blocked the invitation of ukraine to georgia. and georgia becomes members of nato, if there had not been a mistake then, i am sure that there would not have been such a war that is happening now, so that with putin they will return to business with the south. this is impossible, and we will fight with all our might to prevent this from happening. it is necessary to think very well , and it is necessary. i, uh, how would i say, i am thinking about the fact that it would be best to try to help russia, it will become the second uh state, at

this is ukraine, poland and the baltic states, she is forced to keep here.armed provocation, but we all know that we have updated the union treaty, in which russia will provide full military assistance and in fact provides belarus with a nuclear umbrella, but uh, this is the tactic that they are now trying to use the west or a strategy to stretch russia's forces into several theaters of war at once . this is the baltic here here, related to romania and transnistria. now i’m not saying that certain events are taking place in the transcaucasus, let’s say, not yet in political terms, but certain forces are behind these political events. that is, uh, the west understands that by focusing on ukraine, we, of course, will solve the problem. that is, we will reach the borders of nato and fulfill the main tasks of this special military operation so that we do not succeed. they create new hotbeds of tension, believing that they have dissipated their forces. we will not be able to solve my problem with ukraine accordingly, they will achieve their result of the maximum

of course, the problem on the eastern flank of the three baltic states, of course, is the great greathe state, but add to them to finland plus. eh, it turns out norway sweden is like that? uh, very good rear area if before norway was a little cut off, now i ’m sure that they won’t deploy troops in sweden, of course, but following the example of norway, where are the stored weapons. all in all, for the explication brigade of the marine expeditionary division of the marine corps in the united states, this is 15-17,000 people of sweden. the same thing will be done, that is, uh, the threat of a threat. eh, for us here in this area it rises by a multiple of 1,300, the border with finland, of course, we will have 1,500 km. this , of course, is unrealistic today. it will create a re-creation of the grouping that was in the days of the soviet union, of course, but i repeat once again, of course, the threat increases many times over, because if we take the distance to st. petersburg, then this is tens of kilometers. it 's even it's even hundreds of kilometers. no, that's why you need to, uh, t

thank you from me personally from all of russia from my grandfather, who ended the war in the baltic statesration of belarus after operation bagration yes , he ended the war in the baltic states 2 years he is not with me and uh, until now, you know, the shivers take me, how i miss him, how i appreciate all the years that he was with me telling me about the cost of this victory, so i bow to you from my grandfather, guys from the baltic states , because you have not forgotten that you remember for that you come, i'm with you mentally soul. i want to say. thanks also to a woman, for example, who was not afraid to put on a t-shirt with the inscription russia in riga and went out with a sense of pride, but she was met by the police and said that this day should not be celebrated as a victory. and the day of remembrance of the victims in ukraine instead of may 9, look. what to cover up? yes, and what to cover up, and we have victory day may 9 victory day has always been 70 years old. and now you have 2 months left today. yes, and i can’t understand in any way, uh, a woman with a russian name mari

the baltic states or deter with the baltic states or deter with the baltic states it's difficult becauset possibilities for how to defend the eastern flank. this different possibilities for how to defend the eastern flank. this is a decision that _ defend the eastern flank. this is a decision that finland _ defend the eastern flank. this is a decision that finland and - defend the eastern flank. this is a decision that finland and sweden | decision that finland and sweden have taken now. they didn't act when russia went in and in 2014 to annex crime era, this is clearly of a whole different order.- crime era, this is clearly of a whole different order. that's right. the did whole different order. that's right. they did get _ whole different order. that's right. they did get much _ whole different order. that's right. they did get much more _ whole different order. that's right. they did get much more serious i whole different order. that's right. . they did get much more serious about their partnership with nato after 2014. and the fact that her relationship with washington, london and o

, as well as for the baltic states .spoke. he, as he spoke from russia, because , because russian culture has always been cult, there has always been culture. well, yes, yes it will lead to a very, very big meaning, the role of the european church in the european civilization of kiev, which was worth life peaceful citizens of the life of civilians. yes, we were hung up and hung up. well, you get a low leak, it happened, because because the evidence speaks of crime, it speaks of crime lines of other ukraine and ukrainian wounds. however, vilnius, like vilnius, is deaf to facts, and deputies to europe, and deputies to europe, like, go and the dog and converge. cry excellent russian committee meetings this time, like this time oh this is termite action action. and this comment is a joke. looks experts say because looks experts say, because not one of these play- of these girlfriends is not here. yes, he never did anything. they just took the money. so money can. so the committee can be faster by that same delegation. and uh

when we talk with you about what our partners offer us, this is the baltic states. e a logistics arm across the baltic sea, through the north sea, through gibraltar, on the mediterranean renault, the cost of transportation increases a lot, which greatly increases the price of that grain, then once again, i already said 4.5 million elevators. imagine pulling it all to the western border with grain trucks, one more moment. in fact, the capacity of the railway to the west today will make it possible to take out, well, about a maximum of 15% of what went through the ports in the black sea, there are already very interesting proposals from bulgaria and from romania itself, the romanians are offering er their opportunities at the port, the bulgarians are also offering their ports, and there are questions. today, the export of ukrainian grain, and we already have examples when it is higher than last month's indicators, is somewhere around 25-30%. but we understand that those scoundrels regularly try to destroy not only our railway junctions, but even some or other bridges o

, the neighbouring baltic states, the neighbouring baltic states, the neighbouring baltic states veryeasons when there are political and military issues at play to threaten energy supplies. so, ithink issues at play to threaten energy supplies. so, i think that this is just the same rationale coming out here. finland is a very reliable country, it is economically very wealthy, there is no reason why finland would miss a payment. particularly on something as important as its energy supplies, so i think this is just more political games, more effort at hybrid interference from russia. we must leave it there. _ interference from russia. we must leave it there. thank _ interference from russia. we must leave it there. thank you _ interference from russia. we must leave it there. thank you very - interference from russia. we must| leave it there. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news.- forjoining us on bbc news. thank ou. running a village watering hole is usually more about pulling pints than striking poses. but the publishers of british vogue were so worried their readers might c

however, the 3 baltic states, georgia and ukraine withdrew, who chose not to participate. and the commonwealth of the remaining states exists only on paper. no summits have been held and yes, the c i s has no power. yeah, hartman got walks of the university of in spoken austria and is one of the west's most renowned russia experts. he also sees the c, i asks a failed attempt to continue the legacy of the soviet union over mondanca in moscow. although in moscow, on the yeltsin, there was certainly the expectation that some kind of confederation would be possible. i would then, but as the armenian president said, at the time of this confederation of independent states was more like a vehicle for an amicable divorce. i dylan, disembodied, and indeed that's what it was. and it's incredible. but this association still exists today. h t, at least on paper yet because no one wants to kill the baby as it were by dissolving the organisation entirely such, but it simply has no practical political significance anymore. she built on the baltic states played a special role, estonia, lat

this is fear, you know second impotent malice, because today the baltic states in european countriesf those came, uh, whose grandfathers, great-grandfathers fought during the second world war on the side of nazi germany, and they, of course, yearn for revenge, and then take revenge on the soviet union, which is the russian federation. speak. the same anna lena burbak. what did she say ? my grandfather fought in a battle against the soviet union, and she is proud of it. hearing said, it was. it was her interview. and not only analysts. yes, today, well, that's it, she said that her grandfather fought a big alliance with you, and on this she should be proud of the gift. yes, you understand, and the baltics are the same. these are those whose ancestors are grandfathers, for example, probably, grandfathers by age, most likely, who fought on the side of nazi germany, which was engaged in terror in relations with both the russian and latvian and baltic states and the estonian or tonian population there and now, they really want they crave it revenge at any cost. they, if they could, they w

yes so you understand, and in the baltic states the same thing. are those whose ancestors are grandfathers, let’s say, probably, grandfathers by age, most likely, who fought on the side of nazi germany, which was engaged in terror in relations with both the russian and latvian and baltic states and the estonian or tutov population there and now, they really want they crave it revenge at any cost. they, if they could, we would have all the people there, yes, and all of us would have yellow stars on the sleeves on the chest. but the last one, don't you happen, but well, we now have red ba-po analogies from the second world war mean yellow, but this impotent malice cannot, so we have only one way out. an unconditional victory, the ukraine is not only limited. there , let's say, donbass lpr. we must completely win in ukraine only and then i agree, everyone will feel this ice ax behind his head. the only way to stop it is, of course, to think it out loud. i mean, i'm not even shy. the liberated mariupol was arrived by employees of the ministry of emerg

the only land connection between the baltic states and the rest of nato. the lisa, alien presidents, ass nato, should urgently increase its presence there. the feel like the, you know, the feel sandwich between heavily militarize the negro feature. he see a lot of russian troops there. we see military equipment, even doc decal nuclear rather than saw there, the very 1st day that russia invaded ukraine. did you think he's coming from this way and yes, well, i think if walton will be successful, he will come after us. and this is not only that talk about a theme. this is the next target might be modal, bar, romania, available to countries full and at the appetite of this and bar is charles to dissolve the limits. after the annexation of crimea, nato decided to send a few 1000 soldiers to the baltic states. president no, that is now asking for a permanent brigade of up to 8000. there's exercise me in april is boy may have become a lot more urgent until now, nato took station near the so called to walk a gap, only had a literal role, a baltic leader say when t

it's the only land bridge from the baltic republics to the rest of the nato member states.rs are running high that moscow might plan to sever this connection. the war in ukraine can even be felt in the lithuanian border town vilkaviskis, as more and more ukrainian refugees pour in. red cross volunteers are collecting groceries and clothing for them. irina tiktarova fled from the city of kharkiv in northeast ukraine. now, she's helping other refugees. many of her friends and relatives stayed in their homes in ukraine. irina: we're safe here, but the war is constantly on our minds. we re-live it every day, over and over again. that's what it's like for all ukrainians living abroad now. reporter: irina is grateful for the great solidarity the lithuanians have shown. the locals here share her outrage over the russian invasion. paulius liskauskas is also enraged. but he's careful to distinguish between the kremlin's policies and ordinary russian citizens. paulius: i have russian customers who i stay in touch with. i don't feel any personal hatred toward them, more toward their s

however, the 3 baltic states, georgia and ukraine withdrew, who chose not to participate. and the commonwealth of the remaining states exists only on paper. no summits have been held and yes, the c i s, has no power yet, hartman god walks the university of ins, broke in austria. and is one of the west's most renowned russia experts. he also sees the c, i ask, as a failed attempt to continue the legacy of the soviet union over mondanca in moscow. although in moscow, on the yeltsin, there was certainly the expectation that some kind of confederation would be possible of them. but as the armenian president said, at the time of this confederation of independent states was more like a vehicle for an amicable divorce. i don't want to swap, and indeed that's what it was. it's incredible, but this association still exists to h t, at least on paper, yet because no one wants to kill the baby as it were by dissolving the organization entirely such, but it simply has no practical political significance anymore. she told me the baltic states played a special role, estonia, latvia, lithu

it's the only land bridge from the baltic republics to the rest of the nato member states.g high that moscow might plan to sever this connection. the war in ukraine can even be felt in the lithuanian border town vilkaviskis, as more and more ukrainian refugees pour in. red cross volunteers are collecting groceries and clothing for them. irina tiktarova fled from the city of kharkiv in northeast ukraine. now, she's helping other refugees. many of her friends and relatives stayed in their homes in ukraine. irina: we're safe here, but the war is constantly on our minds. we re-live it every day, over and over again. that's what it's like for all ukrainians living abroad now. reporter: irina is grateful for the great solidarity the lithuanians have shown. the locals here share her outrage over the russian invasion. paulius liskauskas is also enraged. but he's careful to distinguish between the kremlin's policies and ordinary russian citizens. paulius: i have russian customers who i stay in touch with. i don't feel any personal hatred toward them, more toward their state and the

almost all the baltic states were aimed at an alliance, they had concluded attack treaties with germany, and things were moving towards the fact that german troops would appear on the territory of the baltic states on september 2 , 1938. the soviet foreign ministry issues a note from the governments of england and france with a call to immediately convene a meeting of representatives of the coat of arms of the headquarters of the ussr great britain france and czechoslovakia to prepare to repel aggression, on september 29, the delegations of france, germany and great britain meet in munich to decide the fate of slovakia and the soviet union are not invited to the meeting; the czech delegation is not allowed to the meeting room ; it became clear to many of us who spoke with the british and french delegations that chamberlain arrived in munich in full confidence that no one, neither the czechs nor even the french, would interfere with his speedy agreement with hitler communication. it was of an informal nature, negotiations that began at 12:45. in the so-called fuhrerhaus, they passed quie

it's the only land bridge from the baltic republics to the rest of the nato member states.rs are running high that moscow might plan to sever this connection. the war in ukraine can even be felt in the lithuanian border town vilkaviskis, as more and more ukrainian refugees pour in. red cross volunteers are collecting groceries and clothing for them. irina tiktarova fled from the city of kharkiv in northeast ukraine. now, she's helping other refugees. many of her friends and relatives stayed in their homes in ukraine. irina: we're safe here, but the war is constantly on our minds. we re-live it every day, over and over again. that's what it's like for all ukrainians living abroad now. reporter: irina is grateful for the great solidarity the lithuanians have shown. the locals here share her outrage over the russian invasion. paulius liskauskas is also enraged. but he's careful to distinguish between the kremlin's policies and ordinary russian citizens. paulius: i have russian customers who i stay in touch with. i don't feel any personal hatred toward them, more toward their s

the baltic states should be included in germany.imea will be completely evacuated and populated only by germans, becoming the territory of the reich. the kola peninsula, rich in nickel deposits, will go to germany leningrad. we will raze adolf hitler to the ground. i want to call new jersey invested $ 120 million in the third reich. fort 17.5 million general motors 100 million, if you sum up the investments of 5,000 us companies that maintained relations with the reich, you will receive hundreds of millions of dollars without western spitting funds, germany would not be able to re-arm without foreign money, the war would not last 6 years 1939 , germany attacks poland for the second and on the third of september, england and france declare war on germany, but no hostilities follow from september 1, 1939 , until june, forty-first, nazi germany captures denmark in 6 hours luxembourg in one day holland in 5 days yugoslavia in 11 days belgium for greece in 24 days to poland in 27 days france in 1 month and 12 days norway in 2 months and

but lithuania has joined auto baltic states and asking for more nato forces. so is a rush, an attack against other states imminent. and what will it take to guarantee security in the region? well, germany was planning to increase its russian natural gas. and what's, what on the see pipeline is the way the i had one goal to break free and it's succeeded. in fact, lithuania was the 1st you country took off completely from rush and gas. so how did they fulfill donation to survive without russian? anna chief, the biggest supplier in europe will put that to the lithuanian president. he plan of marcia talked for al jazeera lithuanian presidency. dana, thank you for talking to al jazeera. it's pleasant for me. in the early morning of february 24, when russia invaded ukraine. what was your 1st thought? it starts again. probably was the 1st fort because just yesterday on the 23rd, the return from ukraine. where the where this the president tom j duda visiting cur. hello. they made us lensky and look, you know, the ceiling cold war was all in the, in the year. and so no

addition to this, there were interventions in yugoslavia in the countries of eastern europe and the baltic stateswithdrawal of the united states from the agreement on industrial flirting with georgia and ukraine, the further offensive of the alliance became a serious threat to russian national security. after 2014, relations deteriorated rapidly, all joint projects were terminated in december 2021, the united states and nato refused to accept russia's offer of security guarantees . that was the day in history. it pours, it pours, it smokes, it melts. why do russians smile so little in the center of the brightest world the most black holes are born, but everything they do does not count. and why are the russians smiling so little trying to drown out. it has already been we repeat russians. why are you so little? are you smiling? are we smiling? when what is planned happens, when we meet with our soul mate, we smile, and at the end of each long winter, just a little bit, we smile, we through the ties and the stalk rises to me this earth smiles, you stand on it, you feel like strength from the feet.

we know that some member states, including the baltic states, for instance, they were very unhappy with hungary stance on russia. and we also know that victor oberon has been a very difficult partner within the european union. he supported previous sanctions against russia, but only reluctantly. however, many here were really surprised that he threatened to use hungry veto power to block this sick. so package of sanctions, so the leaders were trying to, to convince hungry that was not really possible in the, and a hungry god. so this exemption. and that is, of course, a big win for victor. all been so outside of the euro zone, but still in the you is hungry. it's fighting a battle against inflation with the war in ukraine right on their doorstep. omarian's are feeling the knock on effects more than most new labels. again, prices of sharply increased for coffee. it has nearly doubled since last year, whenever they carry them out in giga dish. well i have just changed rice decks and when i still buy home much, they have increased. i was stunned later. my will effort them. the inflation ra

virtually all the baltic states were aiming for a union. they had contracts with germany. e treaties, and not an attack, and things went to the fact that german troops would appear on the territory of the baltic states on september 2, 1938. the soviet foreign ministry issues a note to the governments of england and france urging them to immediately convene a meeting of representatives of the ussr general staffs of great britain , france and czechoslovakia to prepare to repel aggression, on september 29, delegations from france, germany and great britain meet in munich to decide the fate of czechoslovakia the soviet union is not invited to meet the czech delegation in the meeting room is not allowed to wait for its fate in the corridor from the memoirs of william shiror. it became clear to many of us who communicated with the english and french navigation chamberlain arrived in munich in full confidence that no one, neither the czechs, nor even the french , would interfere with his early agreement with hitler. it was of an informal nature, negotiations that began at 12:45.

for now , part of the baltic states is surface, but no one pays any attention to this.l, well, why? well, that's not ok. we understand everything. we treated them. so, well, well, well, finland well , neighbors, well, the finns come there to swell, st. petersburg, leningrad well, this is cool tourism. well , we give them cheaper wood. okay, okay, their business is open arms, brothers. all right, brothers. everything about the brothers is now clear and also happens in everything. we are so surprised every time. right here, here we are standing like this all the time and surprised. now, for example, they tell us that you do n’t understand if the grain from ukraine does not come from the west. take out, then there will be hunger. and we say so, you look, and when you all take sanctions all over the world, so that there is famine in russia, when you directly say that the main task of sanctions is to make the russian people live poorly, but at the same time we say wait, well, russians , but you, well, you must help. well, like us, why, well, guys, well, you come to your sens

for example, the baltic states are very dependent on our energy resources, including our logistics.n at the beginning, in the first part of the program, latvia was told for a moment that latvian ports are one of the main export hubs for oil, and not only russian, but also oil that has become no, it is not from kazakhstan and the same oil from kazakhstan is still until now through e, baltic ports are sent all over the world. what does it say? and let's just show as an example and precedents that the people's policy will lead to a stop, for example, of pumping kazakh gas. there, through our territory of passage, the territory of the baltic states as this will affect and latvia will have a strong impact on the paw, already our broadcast of which has a balance yes, uh, export capacities to russia are 1.2, and it imports more than 2 billion. let's make sure that at least 500 million they feel. yes, not completely stop, we will follow this and i am sure that we will respond, in the meantime, friends. the time will tell program, together with the honorary citizen of the dpr maryana naumova

of forest. disagreements in nato over the expansion of the alliance to the east, poland and the baltic statesease in the contingent on their territory, france italy oppose earlier turkey put forward a number of conditions for sweden and finland to join nato in nizhny novgorod, the second central asian conference of the valdai club is coming to an end, the city has arrived dozens major experts from different countries chose the place not by chance the capital of the region is considered to be a link between europe and asia what the participants are talking about varvara will tell neva russia central asia cooperation and development in conditions of instability the topic of the next conference, valdai is as relevant as ever and as never before astra this is not just an attempt to compare notes with key partners on the need to continue a productive dialogue at a turning point in the entire history of eurasia today. that's more than half of humanity. this is a huge economy. these are different resources, there is no doubt that in the conditions of hmm self-isolation, and the west’s garage will be

that there for the same russia, plus or minus, to try its strength, so on the territory of the baltic states, the propagandists would now not talk about the fact that they are fighting on the territory of ukraine not with ukraine, but with nato, they consider nato a strong structure, they are afraid of it here the key word is afraid well, she said the same thing in one of the past beliefs that nato is how much there is 60 or 70% of the world in yes and here russia where they cannot make their own nails i think that not only the gdp a and b of the military-industrial complex which we we can see now who are fighting in ukraine in the same way well, anyway, look at it. it seems to me that the structure that was built after the second world war, let's uh, a little bit of history, very, very little. yes, we are a nice historian , we will add it now. together with our speaker and let's start this whole discussion and with us is yehor brailyan and this is a journalist, candidate of historical sciences, if i'm not mistaken and here uh good evening and mountains will be with you yes calm safety and d

and that he was here with his wife at that time and that the conception was in the baltic statesd an examination in court, invited experts in this field. well, it turned out that 2 months the difference was this exposed him here, when vasyura realized that he could not wash himself off from the massacre in khatyn. he remembered that he was in the village that day , but he didn’t touch a fly with his finger . well, that is, the menu of what actions it is not there participated in this. here he took a defensive position during the process. we carefully considered all these issues. and all this was refuted by his arguments in the subsequent prikabor. this set out all these instilled evidence of his participation in punitive operations, personal executions and so on, he is in all operations. by december 1986, the documents on vasyura's case were already 14 volumes; the process was coming to an end, it was proved that, by order of vasyura, and in many cases personally, at least 360 civilians were killed . moreover, it was irrefutable established, the role of gregory vasyura. as the ma

considered the most cruel and ruthless ukrainian bandits from aung-pa and collaborators from the baltic states, estonians were still distinguished by an extremely completely bestial, uh cruelty. that is, they destroyed the wounded, er red army nurses. that is, let's say they destroyed the captured infirmaries. they were distinguished by the fact that they liked to break out their hands to bind people with barbed wire. uh, for women, for example, cut off the breasts of the nurses; cut the stars on the foreheads of the communists. that is, they always accompanied the murder with torture, the village for a day. veselukha, an accordion plays there, the girls sing, well, they try. well, there is life in life, three latvians pass by, they took a grenade and threw it. to the side of the players the girls there are some old man playing the balalaika. so they took it and left it just so that they would not play, that they would not drink, or the same thing. there is something in the hut. also some kind of movement to come up to break the window and shoot. just like that they brought the girls to scout

the russian military held a meeting in kyiv with the minister of foreign affairs of the three baltic statesy support our fight against the russian invasion, they have been supporting us since the first day, very grateful today, as usual, we talked thoroughly with the benefit of ukraine, coordinate our steps to increase pressure on the russian federation, and this it is especially important right now, when the european union is preparing a new sixth package of sanctions against russia. he also took part in the discussion of the very influential british export site cheremhouse, which is one of the largest rubber international blatvomu for political work and lobbying in the good sense of the word, and useful public a-and the solution worked in our initiative to update the global security architecture so that the world finally has tools for a really fast reaction to any external aggression appealed to the parliament of iceland thanked the government of the people of iceland for their support a for supporting the sanctions decisions that are necessary to deter russia and also called on icelandic

military personnel from different countries are in one country, in particular , ukraine in the baltic statesnd poland. and now such multinational battalion groups will be created in romania and bulgaria in romania is the main such nation, the state will be france in bulgaria. well, there it is still under question, of course here it is still important to understand that nato has its own disputes, in particular, it is the usa, turkey, the usa france, that is, france, in 1966, left part of the nato structures when de gaulle was the president, and what is interesting is that the last countries that joined nato are the balkan countries, in particular, albania, croatia , and north macedonia, and in fact for, and by the way, this applies to the european union for the senate, the main interest is in the balkans rather than in the western balkans, and in ukraine as potential members of their unions . in the 14th year, about the peacekeeping contingents of the un, nato, and all that and all that, but without the exclusion of russia from the un security council, nothing will happen. and here is a very