of nato or the decision is made by consensus they will not give in brussels and also in paris berlin london rome sigh of relief there, too, no one was going to fight for the russians. yes, in fact, there is nothing to fight with, but it is important that now there is someone to blame this refusal of washington on impotent european allies, no one hoped. there he is frantically trying to figure out whether it is necessary to help the russians alone. yes, yes, in what form, in what volumes and under what conditions meanwhile, the chinese cannon fodder is advancing successfully. we in russia are suppressing minor pockets of resistance and continuing to ignore broken equipment and frostbitten soldiers. they meet the first serious resistance in buryatia, where part of the grouping of the russian armed forces really survived after an air strike. in addition, local efforts managed to carry out at least some kind of mobilization, the first real russian-buryat strike turns chinese feedermists, alas, happiness turned out to be short-lived, the action enters without hindrance, a grouping of units of th

the stallion will win so the rebus is not experienced champion points in berlin london in his careerere is a conversation. pasha pasha where is your gratitude to me all owes everyone. blow heart man i'm not leaving here, in vain, harass yourself, and divert us to the service anywhere your spouse will not get away from his lagged behind. they are waiting at the holy relics of the lord, i ask. all the witnesses, cap, do not press three robberies for this week and his work, things from someone else's shoulder do not go through our file cabinet. here are state-owned boots plus naval tattoos and he is a condrach, make a request to the maritime department about the deserter, does he look like or not? go away. once again, let this one come to me, i will send both the devil. i don't even know where. i i will send you. maybe there is no such place on the map where i will send to kamchatka. come out. well, what kind of little people i said my word of honor once, everything was decided two times, my word flint will not calm down in any way, i need to change my mind, they offer me a bribe . if s

for reflection, but was it the german authorities’ own will, but still negotiations between berlin and londonthe level of foreign ministers took place. according to the results , the issues of transferring tanks to the kiev regime are being worked out. well, in the meantime, millions of orthodox are celebrating christmas eve today, it is one of the most important church holidays of the nativity of christ throughout the country since the very morning, church services are traditionally decorated with fir branches and flowers, and they are also building a nativity scene. it symbolizes the cave in which, according to the bible, a baby was born. jesus priests are dressed in snow-white clothes. the believers end the forty-day fast, it is the second under the duration. after the great, after the first star, it is customary to eat sochi from this dish the name christmas eve came late in the evening. the patriarch will begin to celebrate solemn night liturgies in churches. moscow all russia kirill is expected to traditionally lead the meeting of the nativity in the cathedral church of christ the savio

decided to provide kiev with anti-aircraft missile systems patriot and bmp in addition, berlin, together with londonintentionally send tanks to ukrainian servicemen. marat kasimov, editor-in-chief of the news agency sputnik lithuanias, was arrested in riga, he is suspected of violating eu sanctions. they are also accused of espionage, but the latvian state security service has not yet confirmed this information, the journalist faces up to 25 years. deprivation of liberty. the situation was commented in our foreign ministry, the department demanded that world organizations join the investigation, as maria zakharova stated, riga once again violated international obligations in the field of freedom of speech, the official representative of our foreign ministry emphasized that marat kassin has repeatedly spoken about harassment and persecution by the authorities of the baltic countries case casem. in the near future, he will study at the un, this was announced by the secretary general at all. they said that they expect to comply with all legal procedures. during the investigation order 7 latvian citizen

in addition, berlin, together with london intends to send tanks to the ukrainian armed formation.n riga, the editor-in-chief of the sputnik news agency, lithuania, marat kasim, was arrested in violation of eu sanctions earlier, the media, citing a lawyer, reported that kasimo is also accused of espionage, but the state security service of latvia has not yet confirmed this information, the journalist faces up to 20 years. deprivation of liberty commented on the situation in our world, the department demanded that world organizations join the investigation, as maria zakharova said riga once again violated international obligations in the field of freedom of speech, the official representative of our honey, stressed that marat kassiam she has repeatedly spoken to harassment. and the persecution by the authorities of the baltic countries, the case of kasem will be studied in the un in the near future, this was stated by the secretary general. they reported that they expect to comply with all legal procedures during the investigation of the parade of k7 citizens of latvia but the last

are not going to drop nuclear weapons on ukraine if we decide to drop them we will drop them on london berlinis washington around colombia at the end of the day the world will see that russia is not playing a limited nuclear war. russia does not play these games. this is purely a construct in the western mind that can somehow limit nuclear conflict. russia has made it clear that we will not be the first to use nuclear weapons. vladimir putin said they would be second. and that means as soon as you shoot at us. we don't wait, when they hit, we let you all in. what we have and we will all die, but we will go to heaven, as martyrs you will go to hell like idiots who started a nuclear conflict. vladimir vladimirovich yes, i'll start with this really scandalous investigation. a big wall street journal article about, uh, how kireev died , a member of the negotiating group of the gomel group, as they called it then u from ukraine emphasized a participant in banking expert u, was it clear to everyone who shot? he is, in fact, his. mm, they were executed on the street of kiev in the very center on the

earlier similar cases have already been described in berlin, london and dusseldorf but all this, thereforefeated. american timothy ray brown learned that he contracted hiv in 1995, he then studied in germany and subsequently lived in this country. that is why years later he was nicknamed the berlin patient in 2007 timothy found out that he had a quich joined by another deadly disease , blood cancer. the doctor explained to me that i had only one chance and they would have to do a bone marrow transplant. i thought, well, then i have to go through this doctors from berlin began to treat leukemia, as they always treat with bone marrow transplantation, but the donor was selected not only suitable, but also carrying a special mutation that gives insensitivity to hiv after the operation happened an unexpected virus ceased to be detected in the body and its traces. so and did not find the next 13 years in the same way. in 2019, doctors from britain went and also cured their london patient adam castillejo, who suffered from lymphatic glasses, from hiv. healthy immune cells after transplantation al

pollen does if i could make them in 1931 for the composer who was born into a jewish family in london, moved to berlin as a composer. and then because of his jewish identity, had to flee, fled to the united states in 1933. if you're just joining us, we're seeing live pictures from the german business on the ceremony. remembrance for the victims of national socialism. we heard a number of speakers. the session was opened by the president of the win is todd babel bus. she noted that anti semitism racism, xenophobia are unfortunately not just to be found on the margins of society and she said we're hatred is spreading. nobody is safe. well down at the bonus tag for us, we have our corresponded hands blunt with me in the studio, also thomas sparrow. let's cross over to hans in the buddhist dog right now. hans, you've been following this ceremony from the beginning. give us your impressions. i think the most impressive thing about this sir commemoration was for the fact that it was basically somber and sober in many ways. budget at the same time, very moving. and it's surprising in some ways that the fates

well, there is no one in washington or there in berlin or in london who wants russia to fall apart. on the contrary, they would like to have it is supposed to be stable so that, well, even let it be a little aggressive sometimes, but so that it is possible to deal with what the pavlaks say and what we say. and this is a realistic scenario. this is a degradation of the offensive potential of the russian federation for several dozen years and considering that we are killing them and destroying their equipment. this is the first and the second definitely. these are sanctions and expert exports that do not give the opportunity to replenish there with chips and other technologies. and that is why russia will have to restore its potential and it will be the potential for peace and the potential for the possibility of influencing russia in soft ways so that somehow the government there will change or come to power, let's say more soft or liberal, well, that's also true, an oxymoron liberal russians, to be honest, we saw it too, and i think that this is a realistic scenario, we would defini

well, there is no one in washington or there in berlin or in london who wants russia to fall apart.ld like to have it . expected to be stable, well, let it be a little aggressive sometimes, but to be able to deal with what the poles say and what we say. and this is a realistic scenario. this is the gradation of the offensive potential of the russian federation for several decades . and we destroy their equipment. this is the first and the second definitely. these are sanctions and export e.e. export controls that do not give the opportunity to replenish there with chips and other technologies . and that is exactly why russia will have to restore its potential for 10-15 years and it will the potential of peace, the potential of the opportunity to influence russia in soft ways so that somehow the government there changes, whether they come to power, let's say soft or liberal , well, this is also an oxymoron, and the russians are liberal. to be honest, we also saw it, that's what i think that this is a realistic scenario, of course we would like a final victory. but will we have such s

london. from berlin, the founder and editor in chief of a news organization.want to examine why there is such an intense focus on this issue of tanks. one might think tanks are part of a bygone era because in this age of long-range precision missiles you would think they were not as potent as they once were but i presume they are still very valid on the battleground. >> very valid. >> bear in mind you are listening to a very ancient armchair general. you need to take that with a pinch of salt. having tanks on the battlefield contributes to what we call the all arms battle. it is the integration of that all arms battle that makes an attacking or defending force much more potent. the ukrainians have got some good tanks, but as we have seen, they are not that much better than the russians. we have seen how damaged the russian tanks can be with this latest antitank weaponry that ukraine has been supplied with. these modern tanks, particularly the leopard and challenger all have sophisticated protection against most of these modern weaponry. having them on the batt

as she says in that interview, on the axis in europe, shift that for all paris and berlin to washington london war. so, i mean, isn't that that disaster for you? rook, you know, to be ra by outside was us. we, the, ah, you know, also been at hostage or east european nationalism and who got it. what is dog is named? what about the west european? personally we can be surprised, they suppose, but then they kind of go back to martin here that will shame audibly hear a p in leadership, but me, i me, what did they call? okay, who did they blame? they had themselves to blame for all of this. i want a hat on to that here in the same were interviewed the microphone gave, are you, he talked about a crisis of capitalist, which was really quite interesting coming from a banker himself. and i tend to agree with him. but when he calls it, a crisis of conscience is the conscience of duma of democracies, which i get tired of that kind of verbage. but i would throw to both of you. no one wants to say, but it's a crisis of ideology that you know, this is an ideological paradigm in it's working less and less for

it is, as she says, that interview on the axis in europe shift that for all fairies and berlin to washington london war. so, i mean, isn't that a disaster where you rook, you know, to be ra, by old sake, was this we the, ah, you know, oh, so been acc, hostage on east european nationalism. and who got it? what is government is named what it meant, the west european personally we can be surprised, they suppose, but then they can go back to martin here. that will shame utterly here a p and leaders here. but me, i me, what did they call? okay, who did they blame? they had themselves to blame for all of this. i want to head on to that here in the same interview the microphone gave, are you, he talked about a crisis of capitalist, which was really quite interesting coming from a banker himself. and i tend to agree with him, but when he calls it, a crisis of conscience is the conscience of demo of democracy, which i get tired of that kind of verbage. but i would throw it to both of you. no one wants to say, but it's a crisis of ideology, but you know, this is an ideological paradigm in it's working less t

preparation of a major front-line or a series of such offensive operations you mean on berlin on warsaw on londonhow various washington wanted to say soviet, but in this case the russian command. i don't know the end goals, but i i think they will also depend. from the course of the situation. commander. we were told right away. i ’ll tell you these now, so this is what determines everything now, although i say it again, the risks for everyone, first of all for europe itself , are increasing, including from the statements of their politicians. here are these thoughtless statements that we can laugh at or seriously analyze or compare in some kind of logical chains. and what are you of their strategic centers? this is evidence that they do not fully understand. what is the threat to them. that's when we say armageddon is no longer some biblical moment. this is the reality we are facing now. and it is caused by their irresponsible statements and their irresponsible policies. here the general, recalled the proposal of december 21 , and the exit to the situation on the ninety- seventh. and that it was

when they end up in ukraine, are you serious about it, well, they traditionally demolished london, paris, berlinington well, of course , kyiv, you’ve already heard it a dozen times before, you can easily imagine these screams, meanwhile solovyova's girlfriend margarita semenyan suddenly turns out to be in no hurry to go to hell and is not going to die right away, and it was also yesterday, let's destroy her, you won't be able to, well many of us, to your regret, many of us will end what is happening now in ukraine, call this war or call it your own, from this essence, the essence does not change, it will end sooner or later, everything ends. planet in one europe side by side exactly how we will exist together i don't know i don't know what we can do in response nuclear weapons will be tested i wouldn't have it in our country because it's not a pity just what we are guilty of birds, flowers , even in some yagellas, here we come, what are they arming our enemy, they have enemies. no, how does the taliban feel, and nothing is needed? could you give him a moment? first of all, this is semenyan no lo

will be red lines . it burns seriously, it’s serious, well, they traditionally demolished london, paris, berlinwashington well, of course, kyiv, you’ve already heard it 10 times ago, you can easily imagine these screams, meanwhile , solovyova’s girlfriend, margarita semenyan, suddenly turns out to be in no hurry to go to hell and is not going to die right away, and this is also yesterday, let's destroy us , you won't be able to, well, many of us, to your regret, many of us will end , what is happening now in ukraine, call this war, or call it your own. it's late, everything ends, the same-year war is over, and the long-lasting tatar game has also ended, and that you are on the same planet in the same europe , next to each other, exactly how we will exist together, i don't know, i don't know what we can do in response , they will test nuclear weapons our country didn't become a country because it's not a pity, it's just that the birds and the flowers were to blame for some kind of trouble, and then we come to what they are arming our enemy with, they have enemies. we can help early with somethin

now this is the west war against russia, that is, it’s not bad then to strike at the london of berlinhat we have entered into a tank war in ukraine, that is, they openly write. everything is joyful, so everything should be ready to pay the bills, but at the same time no one discusses that we can fly against us, we are fighting against russia , they directly joyfully admit, but the ukrainians will die, again, and when zelensky is there in the same plane with daggers stand. so that they considered the same british. for some reason, they don’t count how much to fly to london, but you understand again, for this we still need show some steps to get started. and we really are again. offer to test. i even think that if we announce that we are withdrawing from the test ban agreement, even now we can withdraw from this agreement, which, mind you, we ratified for some reason. and china is not, that is, they are signed to go out. i think israel is not signed. i believe that it is necessary to carry out a nuclear explosion. well and further already yes it is valid then, at least. they will, well,

k is urging germany to supply and ukraine with lap and 2 tanks. london says berlin will not be acting alone, as it's sending 14 battle tanks to keep pulling in finland wants to donate some of their latin to tanks, but need berlin's permission of the debate. and job at the moment about whether a tank of an offensive weapon or defensive weapon, well depends what you're using it for through using it to defend your country. i would wager over to lose a defensive weapon system. secondly, we are not on our own. this is a joint international coalition, and i know there's been concerns of the german political body that they don't want to go a low while they're not alone. on german chancellor, all of scholes is due to a point, a new defense minister this tuesday. christine lambert resigned as the country faces pressure to increase its ministry supporting crane. she said the media attention has hindered factual debate on the readiness of germany's defences. lambert's has been blamed for failing to modernize the army. another nato member latvia has given military support, was nearly 3 outings $3

the russian federation and it doesn't matter where they are physically located in washington, london or berlinese are obvious facts. and at the same time time, i can state that both the support and the international center of the ukrainian victory, which i represent here today, are actually very actively engaged in the advocacy of ukrainian interests, and we see a change in trends, and it is rather positive, that is why it is interesting what data the expert refers to or whether they are representative. what specific audiences does it cover because in democratic countries public opinion is important because it influences politicians who make decisions and the latest political decisions are included in your stories, even today we see what is standing rather, on the threshold of the great breakthrough to help ukraine regarding the counter-offensive of the counter-offensive against the russian federation, which is obviously preparing unpleasant surprises and activities, so i i can say that russian narratives are present, but even among the list of countries you hear, for example, hungary, where t

road to war from the perspective of four american ambassadors in key western european capitals, london berlin rome paris and moscow. and on tuesday, february 1st at 1pm. we'll hear from sarah pollock who will discuss her book fdr in american memory roosevelt and the making of an icon. she analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. kevin boyle begins his look at the 1960s with the story of 8 cahill who in 1961 organized his neighbors to deck their houses with american flags for the 4th of july. boyle was inspired by a photograph of cahill and his neighbors that he had seniors before in a book published by the national archives the book which reproduced more than 200 images from our photographic holdings was called the american image boyle's book about america in the 1960s. the shattering takes us a decade beyond the american image and focuses on the periods transformative conflicts the new york times calls the shattering a rich layered account of the 1960s history is not simply the unfolding of events, but

london. latin claimed that berlin is no longer positively dependent on energy. afp evaluated this trip as berlin's attempt to bring latin american countries together with sanctions against russia to compete with china . a source

this is not berlin in the 45th. this is not london in the 41st. this is kharkiv 2022.now we are in the city of bashtanka. ukrainian hands were digging, it was dug up by a russian air bomb, which also restored order with brotherly love around. as you can see, it is the same in many ukrainian villages and cities. this is what chernihiv looks like, or rather its adventures . they were cynically fired at by russian tanks, cannons, even hand-held grenade launchers , everything was destroyed in a row in this hotel called ukraine, where a lot of people stayed, i know this hotel very well, you know it is possible to destroy the hotel ukraine, but ukraine as a state they will never destroy the international victorious and ukraine everything will be fine glory to ukraine

yes, but nato is not only rome, berlin-paris, it is also ankara, nato, this is london, nato is yours,can talk about what exactly berlin-paris and er, rome did, became putin and the colleague is right and i am right, that is, there was a state that played with the truly russian mood, which i have already mentioned, and there was a semi-state that saw that the history and development of the respective regions must be built differently, and again we return to the realm of psychology behind all this almost from the very beginning, in fact, it almost stands, well, at least the last more than 20 years stands the same a person, i won’t even call her a person, mr. vitaly, what can you tell us as a psychologist about putin’s portrait, psychological , what kind of person is he, is he an ordinary person who was changed by the government, i don’t know, do you know how there was a movie, natural born killers, natural bon killers , who is this, do you understand? - which er-e conventionally speaking er-e even in such a context i still have to adhere to a certain er-e clinic of research ethics in th

dummy sack the most so is a senior lecturer, insecurity and development at kings college, london, and from berlin. and please say ben harris is joining us. the founder and editor in chief of b. e in tele news will welcome to you all. busy general dinner, if i may start with you, because it is one of exam in just why the such an intense focus on this issue of tags. one might think that tank is a part of a bygone era, certainly to lay man anyway, because in this age of long range precision missiles, you'd think that they weren't as potent as they once were. but i presume that's not the case is still very valid on the battle grub. yes, very about it. please bear in mind the listening to a very ancient chad general and you need to take over the printer so. so having tanks on the battlefield contributes to what we call the all arms battle. and it's integration of that or arms battle that makes an attacking force or a defending force, much more potent, the you christians have got some good tanks. but, but as we have seen that they're not that much better than the, the russians. and we have seen how dam

including including from their armies, because the russians will not dare to go to berlin, they will destroy paris, londonw, and those that we say here every time , no. no, no, you don't have to talk. what, how could he stop writing to klin with an intimate nuclear strike, do you understand what it will lead to a cleopard on our land? lack of determination under these conditions, they can rightly sweep out their double plinth warehouses right now, being convinced that we will not dare to strike at that territory. where are you going from now? yes to unfortunately, that's exactly right. or maybe they should strongly miscalculate like. but by the way, i would start not so much with nuclear weapons, but so much with creating a threat with conventional weapons. well, near their territory, at least some kind of paramitar formations. i don’t know seasonal workers there, because we are now recalling the same episode of the battle of borodin when the raid sailed to the cossacks for a fee. yes, and uvarov, which was, by and large, paramitar formations of that time, but not in borodino, but in the slightly daisky d

probably so knock in london, probably sholtes in berlin. they're all saying no, with any hundreds of billions of dollars there. it was the car, it was taken out of context. my voice and i watched it. i watch the interview on it was it was produced by a guy named max blumenthal. yes, i'm good. let me, let me get the points that i that i said, yes. specifically, ukraine. what i all i said was saying, yes, ukraine has in the past, had a, had a problem with corruption. that's undeniable. all right. and so me, prisoners of all is a violation of the geneva convention. my point is that if you are going to have the moral high ground and you're going to say, and i'm here, listen, i don't get my feet the my lines. so you challenge any, want to say, you know, support, you crime, a convention i every day i just, i mean we're going to the end, i should just, i was actually watching the video. you, your guys put up my fluids, all editor grays and said whether it was a whiskey talking randy milburn to learn the video i posted provides a clear and accurate

conversation about ten years forward and he was presented in lugano, they returned to him in berlin, in paris, he returned in london following year, but a quick recovery - these are really the needs that come immediately after the stabilization of the macro-financial situation, that is, our western partners, they are, in fact, according to our calculations, after the macro e-e economic forecast after the calculated budget after the determined deficit of 38 billion dollars for the next year, they have now done everything in order for us to justify ensuring microfinance stability for the next year and the european union, he guaranteed that he had already adopted all the necessary laws, the project for this is about 18 billion euros. and the us congress, for its part, has already approved an aid package of 45 billion dollars for ukraine. it is precisely the work on this rapid recovery plan and our partners, they understand that these needs are growing, so we, well, ukraine called the figure 17 billion, it was already in the fall, and now she studied fondelain er, she has already confirmed that it will probably be a fi

in addition to london , paris and berlin also promise to transfer modern tanks and infantry fighting vehicles to ukraine. against this background , a message came from germany today that the country's minister of defense christina lambrecht under lava resigned and german chancellor scholz accepted the petition as the reason for leaving the post , lambrech called excessive attention. smik to her person rightly headed the ministry of defense of germany a little over a year ago and that's it. this time she was accompanied by scandals, then she went on vacation with her son in a combat helicopter, then she offered to send helmets to ukraine. as a military aid, it was also heavily criticized due to the insufficient equipment of the german army with frequently breaking military equipment. so in the course of recent exercises, without exception, all puma infantry fighting vehicles broke down. but the last straw was the minister’s new year’s address, posted on her page on the social network , brecht joyfully informed us that due to the military conflict in ukraine, the outgoing year. was for

think obviously, lensky biden blink and the whole lot of them probably so knock in london, probably sholtes in berlin. they're all saying no, with any hundreds of billions of dollars there. and we try it out. we, we, you know, i talked about this earlier with your guys about that interview was as you know, it was the car, it was taken out of context, my voice and i watched it. i watch the interview on it was it was produced by a guy named max blumenthal. yes, i'm good. let me, let me get points that. i that i said, yes. specifically. ukraine. what i all, i said was sad. yes. ukraine has in the past, had a, had a problem with corruption. that's undeniable. all right, and so me, prisoners of all is a violation of the geneva convention. my point is that if you are going to have the moral high ground and you're going to say, and i'm here, listen, i don't get my feet and my lines. so you challenge anyone to say, oh, you know, support you crime. a convention i, every day i just, i mean we're going to get to the end. i should just, i was actually watching the video you, your guys would up max blumenthal, ed

don't think obviously, lensky biden blink and the whole lot of them probably so now in london, probably schultz in berlin. they're all saying no, with any hundreds of billions of dollars there. and we try, i mean, we, we, you know, i talked about this earlier with your, you know, you guys about that. the interview was as you know, it was the car. it was taken out of context, my boys and i watched it. i watch the interview on it was it was produced by a guy named max blumenthal. yes, i'm good. let me, let me get to points that. i that i said yes. specifically. ukraine. what i all, i said was sad. yes. ukraine has in the past, had a you had a problem with corruption. that's undeniable. all right. and so me, prisoners of all is a violation of the geneva convention. my point is that if you are going to have the moral high ground and you're going to say and, and i'm here, listen, i don't get my feet, my lines. so you challenge and you want to say, you know, support, you crime. a convention i, every day i just, i mean we're going to the end i should just, i was actually watching the video. you, your guys put u

warmth, such a noise, a real sound without gas we simply bend ukraine for understanding in london now plus 18 in berlins 18 today in paris + 21 in madrid 23 in rome 24 in prague 22 incredible colds thank god that there is russian at home who help europeans make phone calls tea of ​​discipline and remember how on the border with finland , due to lack of demand, they burned gas intended for export to the eu at the same moment when the sanctions began to actively work . and just as actively, european states began to completely abandon rasych fuel listen to me, not the kremlin propaganda, in which they said that everything will be good and that the secret will help us, and this system is so insanely built that it is cheaper for them to destroy the products than to conserve the wells and the place of birth. it takes into account the sanctions, not the fact that they can, in principle , restart the process from conservation remember how the mustachioed white russian targen sitting on the knees of the putler played his role and on camera demonstratively firewood kolov type of europeans tact semenovych in euro

they are associated with that in washington, london, brussels, in berlin, in general, they came to theion that, for some period, and the difficulties of the russian army and tactical, e, success of the ukrainian, that this period has come to an end and that in order to prevent the defeat of ukraine that some drastic measures are required, but this is not the only disappointment that uh, the opponents of russia had another disappointment, of course, that there was no serious opposition. e russia inside the country, you note that less and less, and in the west they write about russian oppositionists about people who have decided to leave russia about people who, oh, very harshly criticize russia, and not only how the war is being waged. but the very fact that russia here has decided to defend its interests firmly and does not speak at all does not speak at all about other people who are becoming more and more now with us on the teleconference. and vladimir grubnikov is the head of an important volunteer organization . ah, great courage. you were , uh, in a ukrainian prison. they accused

going in here in ukraine is a different day that is going in berlin , in day that is going in berlin, in london days are usually spent in the bomb shelters , in the fights in on shelters, in the fights in on some terrible attacks and course it's hurting when we hear like , it's hurting when we hear like, oh, they were just the week of the bureaucratic negotiations because for us just the death thatis because for us just the death that is going during this week and of course it's terrifying i'm sure i wonder something of a explained russian comes this morning and it's in most of the newspaper papers here from stefano sarmiento is secretary of the european union's external action services committee . and action services committee. and thatis action services committee. and that is to say that these moves both by the americans with the abrams tanks and the united kingdom with challenges and germany and it's customers with the leopard tanks demonstrates that russia is now clearly in conflict . the west and with wide conflict. the west and with wide sections nato. i mean that was the germ and fear th