will discuss the situation in great britain in detail and talk with our correspondent in london, bohdan tsyupin. hello, bohdan. greeting. bohdan, what is the current situation in the country and what action plan does the government have? as of monday evening, the big news here in the uk is that the police have arrested almost 400 people in connection. with riots and demonstrations, and the first accused of involvement in the those illegal actions. so, some may, hopefully, assume, probably, that the peak of the riots or the most violent demonstrators has already passed, these events lasted about six days and were mostly concentrated in the cities. in the north in the north -east of england, and today the british prime minister held a special meeting of the government with the heads of the police and other security so-called services. the main thing he emphasized is that he does not consider it necessary to convene the parliament in extraordinary session, as some argue for the session, instead emphasized that it is necessary. quick punishment of those responsible for what happened on the streets

we will continue the topic with my colleague in london, bohdan tsyupin. hello, bohdan. greeting. bohdan, on tuesday, the french prosecutor's office finally clarified why durov was detained. in what case is he involved and what is he suspected of? actually, the explanation is only partial, because from the statement she made public. the french prosecutor's office, we know that pavel durov was detained in at lebourg airport outside paris on august 24 in connection with the case, which was opened only last month in early july, and it emphasized at the outset that the case was brought against an unnamed person, that is, it does not say what the charges are. made public by the prosecutor's office, presented specifically to pavel durov, i.e. what exactly, what pavel durov is personally accused of, we should probably find out, maybe tomorrow, because 96 hours are running out, during which the polish, sorry, french court has the right to detain suspects without announcing they will be charged, so tomorrow... either pavel durov will be released, or specific charges will be announced again

we will talk more about the role of european countries in this with bohdan tsyupin, who is joining us from london. congratulations, bohdan. greeting. bohdan, tell me, actually, how were european countries involved in this exchange and who did russia return to them? well, we see that it was such a multilateral operation, in which such countries as germany, poland, norway were involved, turkey was mentioned, through which, as we see, some of the prisoners flew to others. from russia, that is, it is about, some say, an unprecedented multilateral operation in which they were involved. several european countries, which, as we heard just now, american president joe biden thanked, as for the one who managed to get out of russia, so to speak, well, now you see on your screens vladimir karamorz, here in london they pay special attention to him, because he is a citizen of great britain, in addition to the fact that he is a citizen of russia, ilya. a very prominent figure of a russian oppositionist, who was also actually imprisoned in russia for opposing the russian war in ukraine, he was in par

let's talk about it in detail with my colleague in london, bohdan tsyupin. hello, bohdan. greeting.e ambassador of the nato countries, again promised to increase military aid to kyiv. the application is good, but are there any? practical results of this emergency meeting of the ukraine-nato council? in addition to the statement you just mentioned yulia, it should actually be said that there was a meeting, a meeting with representatives of nato countries, ambassadors of nato countries, at which the ukrainian minister of defense, rustem umerov with he spoke via video link, he informed the representatives of... nato countries, in fact partners of ukraine who help ukraine to defend itself, about what in particular happened during the worst missile attacks on ukraine that took place at the beginning of this week. we know that there was a lot of talk about the so-called air shield, the defense shield of ukraine against russian missiles, against the threat from the air and... then he emphasized that the protection provided to ukraine, the assistance provided to ukraine in the field of air

let's summarize the meeting with our european correspondent bohdan tsyupin, who is joining the broadcast. bohdan, congratulations. greeting. it is not the first day and week that we have been talking about the topic of strikes deep into russia. what did we hear anything new today on the sidelines of the meeting in brussels? today, the high representative of the european union for foreign policy and... defense, jocep borel, speaking to journalists, he stood next to the ukrainian minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba, actually singled out what he called new when it comes to helping ukraine defend against russian aggression , he said that ukraine began to receive money from the european union for its own e. for ukraine to produce its own weapons, and he said that this is new, that is, it is quite a serious amount of ... over a billion euros (a billion and 4), he said that this is new. when it comes to, let's say, the question of firmness of support for ukraine, there were probably no new, new statements here, despite, let's say, a major escalation in the middle east, ukraine was still i

my colleague bohdan tsyupin was in touch from london. it will be difficult for russia to return the territories captured by the ukrainian armed forces in kursk oblast. in particular , david coyne, the deputy director of the us central intelligence agency, shared such assessments at a conference in washington. he noted that it is currently difficult to talk about the significance of the operation. but now putin is forced to deal with a vanguard on his own territory. the district center of sudja became the first large population center captured by the armed forces of ukraine on the territory of the russian federation. a freelance correspondent of voice of america was one of the first to visit the city and talk to the locals. what do the people of suzjan think about the war, how do they treat the ukrainian military, and what is a ukrainian citizen doing there. watch in the original language. well, 500 is the minimum, the minimum, i think, because it’s more that you think about this war, well, if i speak frankly, then neither you will like i

you very much, bohdan, for your clarification, with us directly. the contact from london was bohdan tsyupin, we talked about ukraine's appeals to international partners to lift all bans on strikes with western weapons against targets on the territory of the russian federation. russia is preparing a counteroffensive operation in the kursk region and is forced to transfer forces there from other fronts. this is stated in the latest report of the institute for the study of war. instead, the ukrainian forces block the russian ones, damaging the bridges over the seim river in kurshyn. russian media. more and more journalists, including western ones, are coming to see the district center in the korsk region captured by the armed forces. my colleague andriy borys also talked with an american political consultant and journalist who also visited korshchyna the other day. jason, you just returned from the kurdish region, which is now under the control of the ukrainian armed forces, i think you talked to the locals. what impression did they make on you? maybe in from talking to different people, it wa

thank you bohdan, my colleague bohdan tsyupin was on the phone from london. first to the full staff. since the invasion , russia has launched more than 9,600 missiles, almost 1,400 attack drones and more than 33,000 guided aerial bombs on ukraine. only on the attack on august 26, russia spent one billion and 300 million dollars. this was stated by the permanent during the meeting of the un security council on wednesday representative of ukraine, serhiy kyslytsia. at the meeting, which was convened at the request of ukraine, un deputy secretary general myroslav yencha shared the organization's latest data on victims. and destruction in ukraine. according to his information, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in ukraine, 11,662 civilians have died, including 639 children. july has become the deadliest month for civilians in ukraine - yencha added. despite the continuation of aggression, russia will not be able to subjugate ukraine - emphasized robert wood, the deputy permanent representative of the us to the un. he expressed hope that ukraine will b