invite the queen to the funeral near buckingham palace at the moment our european correspondent bohdan tsyupin is here. he is joining your studio. congratulations bohdan. so for the nation. this is a historic moment. you can see everything in london with your own eyes. tell me what happened today in the british capital and how the farewell ceremony with the queen is going. well, i am now in central london and how are you? you see it 's already dark here, the day is ending and the main events related to the funeral of queen elizabeth ii have ended, that is, now. as we know , a private ceremony is taking place in the windsor of the castle. this is further from e than from london, which is attended only by members of the royal family. and what we saw today in london some ani. a new era of bohdana is beginning. ukraine was represented at the queen's state funeral by the first lady olena zelenska . after all, since the beginning of full-scale russian aggression against ukraine, the president zelenskyi is not leaving the country, the first lady attracted the attention of the british media. what was

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let's talk more about this with bohdan tsyupin, who is joining us now from london. bohdan, i congratulate you. the death of the queen was a shock for many people. tell us what kind of atmosphere is planned in london today and what will be the ceremony of farewell to elizabeth ii. i think a lot of british people, in particular, in personal conversations uh, say that even surprisingly for themselves, uh, many woke up today with a feeling of a much deeper loss than perhaps it was perceived the day before when there was an official announcement about that died is a woman who lived as long as possible many others would wish 96 years he lived a great and also a successful life, which was announced today by her son and the current king of great britain, charles the third, who also promised that he will repeat it - what his mother was doing, he offered life service or life service and as for the farewell itself, i would say farewell how has this not started yet because people are coming and in particular you see the crowds around buckingham palace in london to reveal their s

place, now we will talk about the atmosphere in general, and not only for this reason, we include bohdan tsyupin in the conversation, this is a journalist of the voice of america, bohdane. i welcome you to the air marathon glory to ukraine . good evening, tell us more about the atmosphere that currently reigned in london because it is well , whatever it is, but it is a top event for the united kingdom and i know that i, again, no matter how it sounds, have been preparing for this ceremony very, very it's been a long time, it's very strange, it's true, everyone knew that the queen was going to die, it's obvious that queen elizabeth ii herself knew about it, and they say that she took a rather active part in the preparation of this ceremony that we saw today here in london and now you can see that already it's dark in the british capital, right now, barriers are being assembled here, which were used to fence off the streets, along which thousands and thousands of observers and spectators lined up, and it was we who took the queen's house out of london through the streets, and the actual funeral ce

receives a unified and decisive response more about the development of these events, let's talk with bohdan tsyupin, who is joining us now from london. bohdan, i congratulate you. so, to begin with, let's figure out what the current situation is with the damage to the northern stream, what is known at the moment. now we only know that gas is coming out and now we have counted four places where does it come from the nord stream and nord stream-2 pipelines, today the information came from sweden, also seismologists said the day before that there were explosions approximately in the region where the gas is now leaking, but what exactly happened there. we cannot say with certainty at the moment, except to say that it cannot be an accident , and now the experts say that the real investigation can begin only when the experts have access to these affected places, the problem is that when gas comes out there, it is dangerous for student, and for possible rescuers or specialists , therefore predict that the gas may still come out for a week, and maybe even longer, only when the pressure stabilizes, then the

ones, are ready to increase their efforts in terms of military aid, we will talk about this with bohdan tsyupin, who is also joining the broadcast from london kuleba minister bohdan vitayu on tuesday not only called on western countries to continue and speed up aid, but also criticized one of them for dangerously, as he said, procrastination. it is not the first time that ukrainian representatives have singled out germany. it is obvious that the reason is that germany is the largest state of the european union in western europe. has a specific request, a call that sounds almost like a demand to germany in particular. here is this message of the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs that appeared on twitter today. the signals from germany are disappointing in that while in ukraine now leopards and killers are needed to liberate people and save them from genocide, there is no rational argument why these weapons cannot be provided, only abstract fears and excuses, what is berlin afraid of and kyiv - no leopards, leopards and killers, these are german armored vehicles, but opards, killers, cheetahs

where parliamentary elections were held this sunday, let's talk about it in more detail with bohdan tsyupin who joins our air and from london bohdan, i congratulate you. so let's first talk about these new british sanctions against whom they are aimed and what they apply to. so, in the lists announced here in london today, more than 90 legal entities and natural persons are very well- known there are no names in it, at least not known to the general public, there are representatives of the occupying power on the territory of ukraine who cooperated with the russians in organizing this referendum, for example, the ego company is a russian a company that prints documents and in particular russian passports that are issued in the occupied territories of ukraine, and perhaps the most interesting thing for london as the financial capital of the international capital is the sanctions imposed on dozens of representatives of key banks, in particular gazprom-gazprombank and sberbank - this very large russian banks, dozens of representatives of the boards of directors and managers of these banks found

illustras bohdana will offer, thank you once again for your detailed analysis, let me remind you that bohdan tsyupin was with us from london, and today volodymyr zelenskyi held a final conversation with boris johnson and thanked him for significant contribution to countering russia's aggression, meanwhile, in kyiv, they hope that the new prime minister of britain, les, will once again continue the course of support for ukraine, which was held by her predecessor, she deserves to be the head to the cabinet of ministers of england, that she will, like johnson, contribute to the victory of ukraine, that she will support it. i personally am sorry that johnson is leaving with tears in his eyes. i am saying this. but she is in relation to ukraine. i have a very positive attitude towards ukraine, this is the future prime minister of great britain. i really hope that she will still continue the policy of boris johnson and we really hope that she will support ukraine. i don't know anything specifically, but that's what she is i don't know anything specific about her support, except that she supports ukraine,

first reaction to the death of the queen and what legacy she leaves behind , let's talk with bohdan tsyupin who are joining the broadcast from london bohdan i congratulate elizabeth ii was not only the queen who ruled the country the longest but with a symbol of stability - a symbol of the era which is the first reaction to her death in great britain and elsewhere yulia right now. when we are talking to you, the british mass media are broadcasting video reports from under buckingham palace in london, where despite the darkness , large crowds of people have gathered. a statement of condolences was read to the british broadcasting corporation from the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, and it should be emphasized that queen elizabeth ii was not only the head of state of the united kingdom of great britain, northern ireland, and also the head of state of 14 other countries of the world, including australia, canada, jamaica, and others. so, this is a serious historical issue, and it is precisely the historicity of the people who i have to hear, in particular, my fellow journalists, brit

it was bohdan tsyupin, a correspondent of the ukrainian voice of america service in london, who spokeut what challenges the new king is currently facing for the life of the queen elizabeth ii fell world war ii then she was 13, the girl was studying to be a mechanic, driver and became the first woman from the royal family to serve in the british armed forces in her 95th queen elizabeth saw a full-scale invasion of russia in ukraine as in 2014 she supported ukraine for the british queen elizabeth was a symbol of stability in a changing world, the bbc writes, she was able to preserve the monarchy when the role of this form of government was called into question, the queen received popular and cross-party support in parliament the only body capable of displacing her from the throne and continued to preserve the traditions of the country. however, she added her own changes, which see further. queen elizabeth ii for decades strictly followed the rules of royal protocol, while at the same time trying to be a fashionable nester in 1970. wine broke the age-old tradition instead of waving to pe

and europe really have a borderline position reason thank you, i'll remind you once again, abo bohdan tsyupin, in communication from london, russia's statement about the illegal annexation of the occupied territories is evidence of russia's fear of the success of the ukrainian counterattack about this stated the minister of foreign affairs of the republic of turkey edgar rinkevich in an exclusive interview with the voice of america, he emphasized that russia is dangerous for the whole world and its threats are no different from the actions of terrorists. see more about this and other things in the interview of the journalist of the georgian service of the voice of america ekin metadze got you this well, in your opinion , russia held these pseudo-referendums right now, this is the result of the ukrainian countermeasures of the war, where are these fake referendums somewhere? and now a hasty decision to join these parts of ukraine to russia is happening because some of the bandits sent by russia demanded this on the ground. and this is evidence that russia is afraid of the ukrainian offensive o