uh, russia, the baltic states, poland, that is, these three directions are historical.s they were the most saturated, and now they remain, that is, nothing has actually changed. uh, significant growth in road transport. this is, uh, the removal of prominent restrictions, because in fact we, uh, did not carry out international transportation for a year and a half due to restrictions in our country, a-a russia more yes, that is, if we take, say, a analysis of passenger flows, then half of all passengers who carry out their trips. this is the russian direction. here is the occupancy of passenger transport at the entrance or exit to belarus, there is no such e-e demand, let's say that everyone wants to leave or everyone wants to arrive, and the occupancy of e is on air traffic. it varies somewhere in the order of 80%, and this is enough for the carrier to compete with other carriers, as for the bus service, in fact occupancy is 100%, both in one and the second direction of the railway. also , now there is 100% occupancy, and we are transporting them here, uh, with 16 direct

uh, russia, the baltic states, poland, that is, these three directions are historical.ow and how and were the most intense, and now they remain, that is, nothing has actually changed. uh, significant growth in road transport. this is, uh, the removal of prominent restrictions, because in fact we, uh, did not carry out international transportation for a year and a half. due to restrictions. no, we have a-a in russia more yes, that is, if we take, for example, an analysis of passenger flows, then half of all passengers who travel are russian destinations. occupancy of passenger transport at all the same, there is no such demand at the entrance or at the exit or in belarus, let’s say that everyone wants to leave or everyone wants to come, and the occupancy is on air traffic. it varies somewhere around eighty percent. and this is enough for the carrier to compete with other carriers. as for the bus service, the actual occupancy is 100%, both in one and the second direction of the railway. also now 100% occupancy and affect transportation. e on direction 16 is actually 16. e

general, no matter how much he now tries to neutralize the effect on the face, another reason to state the baltic russophobia, in which, in principle, no one hides another high-profile example of the project of the lithuanian office of an undesirable organization. atlantic county actually directly call russia too big and strong state offer to decolonize it. and what does george podgorny plan now explain, dividing rule from the lithuanian so-called strategists developed especially for nato, who every time try to inspire they say they are a defensive alliance, but once again we are convinced. in the reverse telegram channel, the northerner draws attention to documents that describe in stages how to destroy modern russia, the number one task is to divide the country into occupation zones to proclaim that part of the land is supposedly an independent state to present to ukraine a military-industrial complex of exercises, the country’s resources, gas and oil , are used for the benefit of the masters, that is, collective europe and people ordinary residents. don't give okay study for 20 years to destro

been people in the baltic states, for example, here. and i'm a lot of here right now in riga people he are reacting quite differently to got a bunch of then people in weston hero grade special in germany are for people here in a lot there. lithuanian to stonier. he was a symbol of the yes of yet union, which was clearly see in here as an occupying power for more than 40 years. and gorbachev didn't want the ussr to fall apart. he didn't wanted the baltic states to become independent, at least not for him at 1st are in 9090 neighboring lithuania, for example, was as the 1st of the baltic states that the declared independence. what followed was bloody protest with 14 deaths and hundreds of injured to when soviet special forces tried to suppress that. the uprising i'm to this day lithuanians hold gorbachev responsible for these deaths. lithuania, as president compared. even gorbachev with the prison warden who only decided to reform the prison, partially, to repaint the facade, to allow prisoners to read newspapers. and so one by the prison

at the same time, a people in the baltic states reacted quite differently to gorbachev. i for many here he was a symbol of the soviet occupation and gorbachev didn't wanted the baltic states to be independent. we know that, especially in neighboring lithuania, there is a negative attitude towards god. about charlotte, when you was at the forest of the baltic states that declared independence, what followed to war, bloody protest with many deaths. when soviets special forces, tried to suppress the v. these protest anti plenty as president compared garbage of even with the prison warden who only decided to reform the prison partially by the prisoners. wanted to get out. and so they did, but against gorbachev. sybil ah lithuanians foreign minister. long's baroness has reacted quite harshly and to be totally so any and so will not glorify gorbachev is there will never forget the fact that his army murdered, he said civilians to prolong his regime location. and he and riga had got a 3 cabbage loudly asked for, a minister stressed that the collapse of this a sad was the best m

so any, was the 1st of the baltic states that declared independence. what followed was bloody protest with many deaths when soviets special forces tried to suppress the these protest, anthony, as president compared garbage of even with the prison warden. or who only decided to reform the prison, partially, ah, by the prisoners, wanted to get out. and so they did, but against gorbachev, sybil ah, lithuanians, foreign minister, long's baroness has reacted quite harshly and treated lithuanians will not glorify gorbachev. is there will never forget to the fact that his army murdered, he said civilians to prolong his regime, occupation. ah, and he and riga had got a thrill cabbage loudly asked for a minister, stressed to that to the collapse of this is there was the best moment of the 20th century, but the killing of people in vienna since rieger was a part of gorbachev's legacy or the mixed legacy of mikhail gorbachev, the last soviet leader being laid to rest our we can see more as their streaming in to our say their final farewells. thank you very much f

and i would not compared to spending spoke with baltic states bi polar number of years. they have completely different story of relationships. historically, poland and baltic states to russia as germany. but population of baltic states are not through kind of put sophistic, like in germany, moves and a whole bunch, broad concerns in the society like in germany, both but to susan. and this is a huge factor in the most are going to foreign politics in germany. nonetheless, there is a lot of concern in this country. i mentioned germany being an industrial power house. well after world war 2, the u. s. secretary of treasury, who was a hard line anti german proposed to plan that would have seen the complete de industrialization of jeremy, so that it could never wage war again. and that word is now being used here by citizens and media who say that perhaps putin will achieve was what morgan thought didn't. is that a true risk vend, alina? i've just written about this for the economist, and it's, it's more cost, revenge. and it's, it's not a risk that mr. morgan towns plan stil

the population of baltic states are not that kind of pacifistic. like in germany, there is no hole, there's such broad consent in the society like in germany about pacifism and this is a huge factor and domestic and foreign politics in germany nonetheless, there is a lot of concern in this country. i mentioned germany being an industrial powerhouse. well after world war two, the u. s. secretary of treasury who was a hardline anti german proposed a plan that would have seen the complete deindustrialization of germany so that it could never wage war again. and that word is now being used here by citizens and media who say that perhaps putin will achieve was what morgan thought didn't. is that a true risk angelina? i've just written about this for the economist and it's it's morgenthau's revenge. um it's it's not a risk that mr morgenthau's plans to really completely de industrialized germany and he wrote a book, germany's our problem in 1945 that will not happen. but some companies will go under and some companies will go abroad. so certain, you know

it is a small baltic states have raised their defense spending enormously. and if they want to continue a bad part, they need additional money. and my impression is that the u. s. is willing to do support as money. and what does that tell us about the direction that the war in ukraine is headed? well, i think a bore new credit is headed for long term war of attrition, which seems to be the case ukraine announced today if they are making success in their counter offensive, 50 kilometers into russian, occupied territory. 700 square kilometers liberated as i say. but still, this is only a minor achievement, giving the whole size of this war. it will take a long time until if ever those goals can be achieved. and can you tell us more about those counter offensive? are particularly in the south of ukraine. well, ukraine is pretty reluctant to give detailed, so are you creamy in general? today? was the most forthcoming. when you said those facts about 50 kilometers, the been 700 square kilometers. we still don't know really what ukraine of ukrainian troops have be

they acted accordingly. poland and the baltic states have been at the forefront of opposition to moscow. on monday, the russians will no longer be able to use shan, getting visas to enter their countries. and they are also no longer granting the russians tourist visas. restrictions are to be imposed on the russian language, despite those countries hosting numerous russian speaking communities. all soviet our monuments to those who fought against fascism in the 2nd world war are being torn down across the baltic states. at the same time processions in lafayette and estonia in honor of nazi s. s divisions continue next. burton geo politics and the head of the euro compton and think tank, told us that poland and the baltic states are dancing to washington's tune when it comes to russia. funder lie only distressing this sir. a statement is just taking the position of the muster extremist member states war against russia. and her result, you would be more urges agreement or even member state, even if it, why not to, to demonstrate it in public. because you have a poor london, but it states w

sergei savin for russians to get to the baltic states and dali, if necessary, to other eu countries through belarus, now it will not work either. after all, it was one of the most convenient routes in terms of logistics for land transport. neighboring poland also kept analogues. but they are, in fact , secondary, since the poles have not allowed russian citizens with short-term tourist visas, so everyone tried to pass here through lithuanian and latvian points, the passes were the first to tighten travel requirements, belarusian carriers are forced, each passenger of which was not allowed to enter europe , this is a large foreign exchange fine of the enterprise, therefore, when landing in minsk, the driver. now he personally reviews the documents if, taking into account his rich practical experience, he considers them insufficient for successfully passing control, the passenger will not go anywhere when buying a visa ticket and not required. only the passport will refuse you a trip when boarding the bus, but the carriers will definitely return the money, assure this is a temporary s

this applies only to the baltic states and more.this stage, this applies only to the baltic states and poland in order to see how this mechanism will be in demand, where electric belarusians who live in the territory of these countries will want to move and use this procedure and how much it will, of course, be in demand among, including family members, this applies only to permanent residence for the time being . this applies only to permanent residence, this is such a promotion of a kind, yes, promotions . this is actually. that is, if it now works for you without visas, which you intuitively use quite intuitively. move to permanent residence please, belarus will show you and give you the opportunity to live and work permanently for the benefit of our country . it has a certain list of documents. in any case, one of the main documents is , of course, a certificate of no criminal record, that is, a person should not have problems with the law, so in fact now we receive a fairly large number of applications. just oral they come beca

sergei savin for russians to get to the baltic states and dali, if necessary, to other eu countries through belarus, now it will not work either. after all, it was one of the most convenient routes in terms of logistics for land transport. neighboring poland also imposed similar bans, but they are essentially secondary, since the poles have not allowed russian citizens with short-term tourist visas since spring, so everyone tried to pass here through the lithuanian and latvian checkpoints before anyone else tightened travel requirements, belarusian carriers are forced, each a passenger who was not allowed to enter europe is a large foreign exchange fine for the company, therefore, when landing in minsk , the driver. now personally reviews the documents, if, taking into account the rich practical experience of life, he considers them insufficient for successfully passing control, the passenger will not go anywhere, the belarusian checkpoint kamenny log irina arrives on the eve of the ban literally on the flag longer with two small children lives in germany that is, it is now through

you promised the baltic states to join nato, the former national security adviser to the president ofked that he would be very surprised if the baltic countries did not receive an invitation to join the alliance in prague in the fall, he believes that nato expansion will not benefit only nato but also europe as a whole, besides, it will draw a line under the dirty pages, stories, authors, which were hitler from stalin already on april 2 , 2004. the baltic states are painted in the colors of the alliance c. at the same time, the former republic became members of the european union and for the first 4 years their economies grew, and the level of well-being of the population increased, this was facilitated by subsidies from brussels, the influx of foreign investment, but the first impression turned out to be deceptive speculative money from the eu overheated the economy. republics, growing inflation. led to a sharp jump in consumer prices and utility tariffs services. in addition, by accepting the baltics into the eu, brussels made sure that they did not become an economic competitor. fo

the whole whole all the factories were closed in the baltic states.ed coal and rapeseed is produced very well. let them completely renounce this terrible oppression, which was brought by the soviet government to the russian empire before this. let's get rid of the alphabet. who came up with the estonian language thanks to whom the estonian language originated may be thanks to catherine then let them give up the territory, how the territory was acquired, how vilnius was acquired. let her remember more about how she acquired her western territories in particular. we need to help this movement. uh, about the church bill - it's generally cool. and that is, this is something that will probably go down in history, because it seemed to me that in 1648, when the thirty years' war ended, a process somehow began in europe, and hmm and which is a departure yes, a departure from religion, but it seems like religion is separate from the state in europe, but rotation is not. and finally , the final moment. it seems to me that very important about the dprk is just 7

we individually develop a plan for the diagnosis and treatment of residents of the baltic states andand for each patient . they often come to our country without a visa with pleasure, these are not just one-day visits. more and more people want to improve their health in belarusian sanatoriums, and also see the real picture. how belarusians really live, belarusian polar explorers will set off. in the fifteenth he tactical expedition at the end of october, who is in our team? what tasks are assigned to the staff of up to 12 people, most of them are experienced specialists, the rest of the recruits this year have tightened the selection before being sent, all undergo psychological tests in two stages. according to experts, everything is ready, even for a year-round stay in antarctica. for this, special devices are already being tested and the volume of scientific research is increasing every year. if the past is e, five-year plans or state programs. we have there were up to five to six, the maximum of scientific tasks that we implemented in antarctica. now these are eight major pluses.

for lithuania, as collective defense, which is how nato calls it. vilnius, along with the other baltic states had been calling for more troops. and in june, german chancellor, olaf shorts granted their request, an additional combat brigade on top of the $1600.00 soldiers that are already there . but there's a catch out of the convoy traveling down this highway, only the mand elements, comprised of around 50 soldiers will be stationed here permanently. the bulk of the troops will remain in germany on high readiness, and can deploy quickly on short notice. cone us lithuania is 2nd largest city is only a half an hour's drive from the base where german troops are stationed. people here are largely happy that more soldiers are coming or so business to the most important thing is that russia doesn't even think about taking any aggressive steps towards nato, all it to any of shermer thought on them out to ensure that max and his men are armed with some of the most modern equipment in the german military, they say they are well trained and ready to go to war. if they must, after accompanying their br

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and what are the baltic states now, in fact, the baltic peoples lived normally, developed and their number increased, the population grew only when they lived in the union. with russia, or with the russian empire, or as part of the soviet union, what is it now? uh, these are the baltic states. after all, they are wicked. uh, the people are in charge in uh, the governments of these countries, which in order to get the next tranches from washington or brussels should have their russophobia be even more russophobic than washington and brussels, and then they will be given something, but we will not forget the population of these same ones, that in latvia there was an institution of non-citizens in the early nineties, imagine and somehow latvia was accepted into the european union despite the fact that now, uh, about 180,000 non-citizens. uh, the man who is disenfranchised by the ranks of civil rights and and and this is happening in europe so there is nothing to be surprised at. we are where it blows soviet monuments. well, what are you saying, of course, these are the nazi states today and t

and in the baltic states come to mind today, especially in neighboring lithuania, where they are war 14 dead and hundreds injured on the so called bloody sunday of videos. 30 years ago when soviet special forces tried to suppress the uprising. remembering these events, and gabriella is lance burgess, lithuania is foreign minister to be to that lithuanians wouldn't forget how gorbachev's army murdered civilians to prolong the occupation. awfully selina he sold. yes, he wrote fired on an unarmed protesters and crushed them under his tanks. that's what's remembering how he are in lot van lithuania. you're going to ask just to hold off instead to saved stand by force as i turned to simon young, who's our political correspond here with me in the studio in berlin. that legacy uri describe. contrast starkly with the memory of gorbachev here in germany, doesn't it? absolutely. i mean, here in germany we shall go. which of these, remember the above all is well the key architects of german reunification. that's why we've got flags lowered on the right tog parliament building here in berlin tod

of the baltic statesw ready to immediately establish diplomatic relations with their governments. for our part, we are ready to do everything in our power to help the baltic countries gain independence, to facilitate this process. i'll send a deputy assistant secretary of state, mr. caymann, to them. for 31 years, that only there was no doctor in our relations, only there was no war. and so it was all and now is the time to remember. what actually live three states. the last 30 plus years. leading the baltic states to the heights of western democracy began even before the official secession from the ussr in 1990. the baltic information bureau is opening in brussels, which provides communication between the soviet republics rushing to leave the headquarters of nato and western europe nato is a space of security and prosperity, where there is no place for the revolution lithuania will no longer be afraid of its big neighbor if we are accepted into nato it will go for good baltic solidarity immediately after

an expert in geo politics and the head of the euro continent think tank, who says poland on the baltic states are being guided by washington and its efforts to damage europe's relations with russia funder lie on me stressing me reserve. a statement is just taking the position of the muster extremist member states war against russia. and do the result to would be more would use agreement review member state even even why not to, to demonstrate it in public because you have a port on them. but kick states who are playing over america while we're interrupting our regular programming now to go to the russian president who is now speaking at a meeting of the s c o leader leaders on day 2 of the alliance the summit. so let's listen your last year that our counterparts have voiced the cloud and importance of the seo is growing globally today. the biggest regional organization of the world wide global. i'm the senior, plenty of accounts for more than half of the entire population in the finance. it counts for about a course of global g. d. p h has a lot of actual technology potential and a lot of nat

fighting and cannot ensure their own security , but not taking advantage of the security of the baltic stateshich they feel some kind of responsibility, that is, there is such a moment, but on the other hand, of course, there are also old attitudes that russia is great. we have a fault with them because we did very badly there during the second world war and it is better not to be hostile to trade and all these, you know, such constructs and mental structures that block skazhem yes, the understanding that russia is completely different, that it is an exam threat not only to ukraine, but in this free world, this is definitely a big problem, but for me, it was an explanation of why this is the position of the chancellor or, for example, the minister of foreign affairs from another party and she from the very beginning was quite pro-ukrainian, let's say, and pushed the government to give us weapons and powerful weapons, hmm, well, actually, she is trying to lobby this now, so now there is an adviser, one of the key advisers of the foreign flights, e.e., an ambassador who moved from i respect mr.

from 2.800 to 4.400 in terms of rubles, depending on the variety, three times cheaper than in the baltic statesperature limit is not higher than 19 degrees celsius. so far, it has been operating only in the buildings of state institutions, thanks to russia's reserves, big frosts. hungary should pass relatively calmly, but a country that shows sovereignty that is unacceptable for the modern european union is clearly waiting for a political cold winter. oleg polishchuk news from these khramtsov, hungary in japan, one person died, more than 60 were injured due to a strong typhoon, according to local authorities, about 300,000 houses on the island of kyushu were left without electricity. at times, the wind at the epicenter of the storm exceeded 50 m/s, accompanied by a hurricane, and heavy rains in the capital region temporarily stopped shipping. now how meteorologists say the typhoon is moving northeast, according to forecasts tomorrow morning it will hit the central part of the country. the consequences of natural disasters are being eliminated, and in taiwan , seismologists have recorded the thi

you're watching t w news up next doc, film of friends or foes, bratia and the baltic states that's coming up after a short break. stay with us for that. i'm anthony howard, in berlin from me and the team here. thanks for your time and have a good day. i'm the green. you feel worried about the planet? me too. i'm neil. host of the on the green fence podcast and to me it's clear we need to change. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plant ah, with along the eastern shores of the baltic sea lithuania, lot fia and estonia, the baltic states in awe. for half a century, they belong to the soviet union. a forced brotherhood with, with the singing revolution of 1990. the bolts regained their independence. to day, they are russia's neighbors. but russia's war on ukraine has rekindled old beers. many here wonder, are we next? ah ah, our journey through the baltics begins in the north east in the estonian city of norfolk, a border city, where nato and the you meet russia. ah less than 300 meters separate the 13th century estonian fortress hammons festa from

at home to hungry and the baltic states a marion evans standing, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. if you join us then with a vibrant habitat ended glistening plates of long. the mediterranean sea sina almost far and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring the modern lifestyles and added to rain. that you truly journey this week. on d. w ah! a along the eastern shores of the baltic sea lithuania, latvia, and estonia, the baltic states in awe. for half a century they belong to the soviet union. a forced brotherhood with with the singing revolution of 1990. the bolts regained their independence. today they are russia's neighbors. but russia's war on ukraine has rekindled old beers. many here wonder, are we next? ah ah . our journey through the baltics begins in the north east in the estonian city of nava, a border city where nato and the you meet russia. ah, less than 300 meters separate, the 13th century estonian fortress hammons festa from the russian fortress, yvonne garad no i li, i am on frank white office. marva is located where europe begins

russia, it is important here to maintain a balance between the interests of the state , society and business. the baltic regime decided to remind the united states of its financial hopes and again aggravate the situation in the region occupied by washington. lithuania latvia estonia reached an agreement to restrict the entry of russian citizens through their land borders. a complete ban will apply to holders of schengen tourist visas, while some exceptions are possible, if there are humanitarian grounds, i will remind you of these states. they were the main lobbyists for the cancellation of the agreement between brussels and moscow on a simplified visa regime, this document will also cease to be valid in the coming days. well, if some are shouting loudly and waiting for cookies, others are quietly trading. the eu is increasingly buying non-ferrous metals in russia. at the same time, demand has become significantly higher than before the imposition of sanctions, imports of nickel and aluminum increased by 70%. this number will continue to grow. the fact is that the production of these metals is extremely

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this applies only to the baltic states and more. stage, this only applies to the baltics and poland in order to see how this mechanism will be in demand to what extent where electric belarusians who live in these countries will want to move and use this procedure and how much it will, of course, be in demand among, including number of family members, this applies only to permanent residence bye. this applies only to permanent residence, this is such an advertising campaign of a kind. yes, not an advertising campaign - this is actually. that is, if it now works for you without visas, which you intuitively use quite intuitively. move to a permanent place of residence, please, belarus will show you and provide you with the opportunity to permanently reside and work for the benefit of our country. use this opportunity. what do the numbers say? well, look, well, the procedure is still concluded. it has a certain list of documents. in any case, one of the main document is, of course, a certificate of no criminal record. that is , somethin

we have been traveling in the baltic states for 10 days every day. a day of war. ah! laws thought reco versa, don't stoop! our last leg of the journey takes us to western lithuania, to va status, a village of 500 people on the border with the russian, ex clave of colleen and garage. ah, this is as far as we go. ah. ah! the village border is also the state border of lithuania. lying beyond it is the colleen and broad region, once prussian, with koenigsberg as its capital. after the 2nd world war, the area became soviet. after the fall of the soviet union, it became a russian ex clave surrounded by nato countries. poland and lithuania. on this homestead right next to the border fence, lives 78 year old janina lava chowsky, near her husband and 2 sons have died. one grand daughter lives in israel, another in london. you are nina lava, cha skinnier, has lived here since 1963, or did of our surety nebular needles to a vehicle or did about that and didn't even get my study leduvo loved children. at that time we were part of the soviet union, ve i worked over there and a chi

kind of coming up next d w documentary looks at relations between russia and the baltic states. and remember, that's always a website has a lot more names on that d, w dot com. i'm gab elsis in berlin for me on the team. thanks for watching the green and then you feel worried about the planet? me too. i'm neil. host of the on the green fence post and to me it's clear. we need to change. join me for deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plant ah, a along the eastern shores of the baltic sea lithuania, lot fia and estonia, the baltic states in o. for half a century, they belong to the soviet union. a forced brotherhood with, with the singing revolution of 1990. the bolts regained their independence. to day, they are russia's neighbors. but russia's war on ukraine has rekindled old beers. many here wonder, are we next? ah ah, our journey through the baltics begins in the north east in the estonian city of norfolk, a border city, where nato and the you meet russia. ah, less than 300 meters separate, the 13th century estonian fortress hammons festa from the

recently, the russians living in the baltic countries went to the baltic states, lithuania illegallyly in latvia and history, to demolish monuments to soviet soldiers today. don't be afraid, ukraine, tomorrow, estonia, glory to russia , you don't live, and the estonian government thinks that when russia comes here, someone from our children who swore to you many times will go to protect estonian cattle, no one will come to defend you , and for their words and behavior, many of them have already received fair retributions, for example , we fined a daring lover of mother russia, in addition to calls for military occupation of estonia, the police found a video in his phone in which she raised the state flag of ukraine yes что имейте веду 2 hours i hope that russia will be stalinized because of the dismantling of the soviet monument , and the russians in latvia had a lot of fire and now they will be responsible for their behavior in latvian by the way, by the way, in april , the seven latvians approved the laws of decisions and citizenship in support of military actions. so, if you like

thought and i think that the state should accept there are some legislative regulations why the baltic stateswe cannot, mr. oleksandr. and how do you evaluate these initiatives? there were a couple of local communities in konotop after that, on the territory of the city council, the activities of the moscow patriarchate were banned. to be honest, i absolutely do not consider them because they cannot do anything is there any significance? we have some results. i know at least 25 such decisions. the decision has been brought to an end. they say that it is more psychological. such a decision is at the community level so that people understand. political if you want a solution well, at least some kind of solution when there are no decisions from the authorities, why make decisions that have no consequences well , if the community decides that it does not want the moscow patriarchate to be on its territory, while there in kyiv, they will think about it so there is no answer to your questions that they are more political, these decisions do not have such legislative force, on the one hand, on the o

a willingness to support ukraine and willingness to stand by the baltic see countries and the baltic stateshers that feel his pressure. >> interesting times indeed thank you for this discussion and to the atlantic council for hosting us have a great afternoon or evening. thank you so much. [applause] . . . . they argue they threaten the environment and produce fish that are unhealthy for humans to eat. >> each form consists usually of ten, 12 cages and each cage holds up to 100,000 fish so a farm itself could contain 1 million or more fish. >> catherine describes but because of the proximity, parasites find many willing host it's easy to spread disease. >> douglas frantz and catherine collins with their book salmon wars. sunday night 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all podcasts on our free c-span now app. ♪♪ >> the supreme court's decision to limit the epa's ability to regular greenhouse gas emissions, house energy and commerce subcommittee held a hearing to discuss the decision and how recycling impacts the economy, health and rural communities. this is just un

must state that ukraine is ours not the closest eastern european partners, such as poland, the baltic statesa somewhat more realistic position than, for example, the states of the so -called old europe, because they are further away, they feel it differently, they have a completely different experience and are connected with russia, so they are more cautious uh, regarding the future of russia, because if now ukrainians, poles, representatives of the baltic states, well, mostly, of course, so far, experts , yes, uh, public figures, activists, uh , in fact, speak at full voice about the fact that russia the russian empire or the remnants of the russian empire must be dismantled. and the further west it goes to europe, ah, such forecasts are treated more cautiously. but i am sure that this is a temporary phenomenon, because russia is definitely a russia that will be defeated. there is no doubt about this and uh, for sure well, um, i say so carefully, so for sure uh, it will cease to exist within today's limits, because as soon as the kremlin regime shakes, it will have, let's say, it will start

and in fact, when the baltic states say today that they , on their own and on their own initiative, are banning russian citizens from entering, then, of course, they do not comply with the norms. well, more azah, so far not all members of the russian delegation who should go to the session of the general assembly. the un received us visas and it is the responsibility of the host country to provide access to delegations of all countries for their arrival at the un in an interview with ria novosti, said the secretary general of the united nations, antonio gutserish. we have made it clear that visas should be issued to delegations from all countries. i sincerely doubt that the arbitration will lead to a positive result and in any case it will not change , probably even worsen the relationship of the host parties, because even the arbitration will not be able to provide for any coercive measures in social networks discussing awkward moments involving joe biden during the mourning events on the occasion of the death of elizabeth ii, journalists noticed that when american leaders left an entr

this is primarily the baltic states and also poland, which has, first of all, of course, ethnic roots on the territory of belarus that once had citizenship of belarus or have grounds for a simplified procedure for acquiring the civil republic of belarus, and the procedure is that we have reduced the period for considering their applications for a permanent residence permit three times, if, according to the legislation, this is three to three months, then in relation to this category of persons . we decided to shorten this procedure to one month. well , the process is still the same. it has a certain list of documents. in any case, one of the main documents is this is, of course, a certificate of no criminal record. that is, something should not be in trouble with the law, so actually now. we receive a fairly large number of requests. just verbally, they come to the civil migration unit and say, yes, that's what we heard. we want what is needed for this that is. well, this is entry without a nickname. he must still return and bring with him an already apostilled certificate of no crimi

for lithuania, as collective defense, which is how nato calls in vilnius, along with the other baltic states had been calling for more troops. and in june german chancellor, olaf schwartz granted their request, an additional combat brigade on top of the $1600.00 soldiers that are already there . but there's a catch out of the convoy traveling down this highway, only the command element comprised of around 50 soldiers will be stationed here permanently. the bulk of the troops will remain in germany on high denise, and can deploy quickly on short notice. conus lithuania is 2nd. largest city is only a half an hour's drive from the base where german troops are stationed. people here are largely happy that more soldiers are coming. it's excellent. with security, i feel safe here to be honest. or to know that sherman, the army came fully to ania a. so been as to the most important thing is that russia doesn't even think about taking any aggressive steps towards nato. all lithuania, shimmer sought on the market to ensure that max and his men are armed with some of the most modern equipment in the g