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yes , he hosted john bolton.uh, as we hear now, he declares that we came for one purpose, to understand. will lukashenka be able to turn his back on russia in order to win him over to his side? and what does it mean if the president of belarus understandably began to look towards the united states, we ourselves saw what happened in the end. what were the protests and as soon as he wavered a little, he only had to change his mind, as they would immediately ate. this was the cunning plan that he planned from the beginning, as it is known, john bolton was engaged in coups d'état around the world. and so belarus was part of the plans of the united states at that time, so that in the future such an ally, which we now have a union state, but in the future had no prospects, america had a big plan , yes, of course. the first step was to quarrel belarus with russia and then carry out a coup d'etat, when lukashenka would not have an ally there from, let's say, from older brother. there is another very interesting continuat

a security advisor, john bolton, thanks for your time. in the news, bella, russian president, alexander lucas shanker, received a war welcome in southern africa. as he made his 1st of a 2 day visit to zimbabwe, the leaders of the 2 countries discuss the strength thing of bilateral ties in areas including politics, mining and agriculture. ah ah, ah. entering the recent visit to them, bob were by his excellency, alexander lucas jenko. the country of bella, ruth and the country of zimbabwe assigned a number of memorandums of understandings, aimed at strengthening economic ties between the 2 countries. zimbabwe also received a total of $300.00 tractors and his excellency, alexander lucas jenko, encouraged zimbabwe to be brave. in the face of sanctions. sunk to american, civil americans have imposed sanctions against you. not be calcium altima craddick . but because you decided to take control of your country and minerals, you do not allow all sorts of international groups to get into your ball here guy. this is the reason for this. hank lance

but nato expansion equals peace in bolton's world. because of course, it does. if the entire world belongs to nato and answers to washington, then there's no descent, no opposing interests or agendas. and therefore no one left overthrow bulletin also reveals that he tried to work his seductive magic on belarus and steal away the russian neighbor. how on earth did president alexander lucas jenko ever managed to resist this? the reason that i wanted to see blue book is shank. i was to see if we could pull him away from moscow. and i really, i really felt that this was nato had created this problem in many respects by stopping its expansion and leaving a grey zone was moldova bell rouge, ukraine for the russians to make trouble. and so we had a lot of missed opportunities. there's no doubt about it. bolton didn't have anything nice to say about former president donald trump, who hired him as an adviser. they seemed to have a bit of a difference in rural views. just the other day. trump, who has recently been advocating for a quick peace deal for ukraine and immedia

s. foreign policy for john bolton, warranty, or a p and allies against negotiating with russia. it constant western claims of most goes on willingness to school with a very we're welcome to you with the 11 pm here in moscow. and this is dorothy international with the latest world news updates good, talking with no rushes for a minute to say moscow has all it needs to complete is military operation in ukraine and an interview with good news agency. so a lot of states have been west and supplies of long range weapons to key if means russia has to push back. ukrainian force is further away from its ball this only sidney. so do you lose right now? we're trying to push the crane an armed forces and their artillery to a distance, and that would not create a threat to our territory luscious. so the longer range of the wetlands are being a procured by the keith regime. at least we will have to push them further away from the territories that are part of our country. buncha mostly will and now have all the capabilities to, to complete our special military operation. russia is in the midd

that's just bolton recognizes the determination of the west to exert this pressure.eaker only in appearance western camp, seems to be a monolithic weak link in it western europe said it was going to change the vector of german policy germany will meet the nato target for defense spending of two percent. gdp they are the tradition of 100 billion euros, of which 30 billion will go to purchase f-35s of this, little has happened. and the macron has publicly stated several times since february 24 that we must find acceptable terms for the deal. it is important for the russians to stop the attempts of the french, the germans, or anyone else to try to enter into negotiations with the russians. oh, these europeans, getting under the feet of washington under the feet of nato expansion, complain. they also prevented bolton at one time, because they did not want a confrontation with russia. george w. bush offered to accept ukraine and georgia to nato under the accelerated procedure. and it was rejected by the europeans. in the list of those whom pranker he managed to play, john

, then even melania trump, and only then to bolton himself. this is beautiful, as well as very painful injections about interference in the elections and public support for trump in the face of a man who trump cannot stand and the last one for now alexander grigoryevich was not in the country. we were here collectively on the farm and began an action of a test conversation with the forces of the presidential administration of the belarusian republican youth union and social science are honest, like the president's conversations between speakers and students and students of universities and colleges. we lacked this before august 2020, namely honest conversations, and not like a bolton. one of the colleges visited last week and i and what's there hear our conversation with the students of a separate not all understanding officials. here they will hear in full, then you grit your teeth it is not enough that this tour is so frankly already with a bust possible. and a little general and somehow just to speak for myself about the achievements. no ne

and why did i remember before that, uh, the intervention of internal affairs here is bolton john bolton inexperienced former adviser to the president of the united states on our security. in fact, a politician is not just a retiree, this is an experienced politician who worked in several administrations , and so on and so on, they called him, the pranksters are the same. here they are vovan and lexus as they are all underway on this other issue. yes? well, i don’t know, well, somehow they called on behalf of petro poroshenko, and that’s what john bolt admitted to. you had to make sure that lukashenko was not there either. you met with him , so it was a chance, and i talked to tikhanovskaya. she had high hopes for regime change. and what, what went wrong, i believe that i went to meet lukashenka in order to evaluate. can we get him to turn his back on moscow and i really thought that nato created this problem in many ways, stopping its expansion and leaving a gray zone in moldova belarus ukraine allowing the russians to create problems there, yes, yes, then it would be more difficult for

unhinged war monger, one of those stupid voices that got us into the middle east quicksand. bolton is hardly alone in advocating for more weapons as a path to peace. as nato secretary general, yes, stilton berg said this week. if we really want ukraine to prevail as a sovereign independent nation in europe than we need to support them now, military support to day makes it possible to reach a peace agreement tomorrow. but as long as president putin believes he can win on the battlefield, he will not sit down and engage in good faith. so the paradox is that actually military supports ukraine is the best way to achieve a peaceful, negotiated solution in the war, or for the war. sure, and stuffing her face and then all you can eat. buffet is also the key to weight loss, right. bolton has now added yet another crusade to his list. by the way, he's been running around talking about kicking turkey out of nato because turkish president, reject air to one is resisting sweden's integration into the alliance on swedish public tv. a few days ago. bolton called or to want a thug and a quote, musso

but nato expansion equals peace in bolton's world. because of course, it does. if the entire world belongs to nato and answers to washington, then there's no descent, no opposing interests or agendas. and therefore no one left overthrow bulletin also reveals that he tried to work his seductive magic on belarus and steal away the russian neighbor. how on earth did president alexander lucas jenko ever managed to resist this? the reason that i wanted to see blue book is shank. i was to see if we could pull him away from moscow. and i really, i really felt that this was nato had created this problem in many respects by stopping its expansion and leaving a grey zone was moldova bell rues ukraine for the russians to make trouble. and so we had a lot of missed opportunities. there's no doubt about it. bolton didn't have anything nice to say about former president donald trump, who hired him as an advisor. they seem to have a bit of a difference in world views just the other day. trump, who has recently been advocating for a quick peace deal for ukraine and immediate ne

dale is bolton a and that's one of them.f talk about him, one of the formal ones has remained and the connection is an incredible comparison. he himself wrote that he was a knight on a white horse, which he saved three times to america, that is, a specific person, if only there were more of them, yes. speaking seriously, against belarus personally alexander lukashenko and belarusian statehood for several years until the twentieth year, carried out a special operation. its goal was to separate belarus from russia, to overthrow our president, to change the constitutional order, the goals have not changed so far. now they are being carried out in a more aggressive form with military-political pressure and sanctions pressure. then they were held in uniform. the so-called soft power or dilution is the rebirth of the system. it can be said directly that a number of our officials and some diplomats. they succumbed to e. hmm, these ambassadors became the conductors of this line and entered this his position is far enough away, which

uh, this bolton, what we started talking about the president's bukaz.h the commission, the case of whites absolutely agree is a very large external political effect. see. what hysteria in the camp of the fugitives and what, to put it mildly, restrained, and through unofficial unofficial channels , the positive reaction of many western states of those that are actually the owners of these. this time. this is the next important thing. e hmm here. here, sometimes in russia, they even hear such voices of no dimensional negotiations. that's all we get there to the english channel, and so on, the one who is in a military confrontation wins. it is always military -diplomatic, always military-political, not a single war is only on the field. not allowed. who would not say. it is the use of these resources and these channels, and we are using them , we are interested in europe being strong, we are interested in europe was sovereign although europe opposes us, but this is not an independent europe, this is the europe of the protector of the united states, this is

uh, this bolton, what we started talking about the president's bukaz.n connection with the commission. we review the cases of whites absolutely agree to a very large external political effect. see. what hysteria in the camp of the fugitives and what, to put it mildly, restrained, and through unofficial unofficial channels , the positive reaction of many western states of those that are actually hosts. this time it's important. next moment. e hmm here sometimes in russia they even heard such voices of no dimensional negotiations. that's all we get there to the english channel and so on, the one who wins the military confrontation, it is always military diplomatic, always military-political, not a single war only on the field. not allowed. who would not say. it is the use of these resources and these channels, and we are using them we are interested in europe being strong we are interested in europe being sovereign although europe opposes us, but this is not an independent europe, this is the europe of the protector of the united states, this is not in ou

bolton also spoke in the context of our country.e spoke about the true goals of the trip to minsk in 2019. i went to meet lukashenka to appreciate. can we make him turn his back on moscow a. i really believed that nato created this problem in many ways by stopping its expansion and leaving a gray area for moldova, belarus and allowing ukraine, thereby russian to create problems. there, for me, in general, the politician admitted in 2020 that the united states supported the belarusian position. when the anti-sly forces appeared, you know, i certainly supported their aspirations, but the real question is how to realize these aspirations. as you know , foreign curators failed to realize such aspirations in belarus, and today their proteges, who fled the country, only do what they create the appearance of hectic work, continuing to spend foreign grants of belarus planned to be improved. collection procedure , debts by court decision to the state revenue. summing up the work of enforcement agencies for the past year was held at the train

well that's according to former us national security advisor, john bolton. he said it's an a phone call with infamous russian pranksters, vo vaughan and lexis, who presented talk on behalf of an ex ukrainian president. to me, the, the important thing is to continue to course the russians militarily. i think, i think this is a winnable war and to, to stop efforts by whether it's the french or the germans or whatever it might be to try and negotiate with the rush or craw has said publicly several times since february the 24th. we have to find a deal, it's acceptable to the russians. and that's, that's why i worry that too, and thanks, he can break western resolve. and i think good, he really hopes to win politically what he can't win militarily on the battlefield . that's where the real testers and i think we are vulnerable. they're just so nice to see john bolton taking a break from flying to overthrow governance, to refuse to kish washington's backside, to kick back with an old friend, former ukranian president petro, for sango and lament. all the wasted reg

unhinged war monger, one of those stupid voices, the goddess into the middle east quicksand. bolton is hardly alone in advocating for more weapons as a path to peace. as nato secretary general young stilton berg said this week, if we really want ukraine to prevail as a sovereign independent nation in europe than we need to support them now. military support to day makes it possible to reach a peace agreement tomorrow. but as long as president putin believes he can win on the battlefield, he will not sit down and engage in good faith. so the paradox is that actually military supports ukraine is the best way to achieve a peaceful, negotiated solution in the war, or for the war. sure, and stuffing your face and then all you can eat. buffet is also the key to weight loss, right. bolton has now added yet another crusade to his list. by the way, he's been running around talking about kicking turkey out of nato because turkish president, reject air to one is resisting sweden's integration into the alliance on swedish public tv. a few days ago. bolton called or to want a thug and a quote, muss

a few days ago. bolton called or to want a thug and a quote, mussolini in waiting showing off. it's finally holland diplomatic skills. bolton regrets that more weapons haven't been sent to ukraine. president joe biden has drawn the line at supplying fighter jets, which is a relief because, i mean, come on how many more items further down zalinski wish list from fighter jets or things like news. but maybe by then we'll find a loophole in his own promise, and just allow other countries to send their own f sixteens to ukraine as a senior pentagon official is told the western press recently, neil con interventionists like bolton, and military industrial complex stakeholders would certainly appreciate that effort . many thanks for keeping his company here in asi, international, hello updates. keep it on our website on t v dot com will be back at the top with ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi the show that explores the methods and patterns of foreign policy all around the world and the history that reverberates in our lives today. first, we will examine th

i interfered in the american elections and rooted for trump at that moment trump and bolton could noeach other and first presented gifts to donald, then even trump's melanie, and only then it was beautiful to bolton himself. as well as very painful injections about interference in elections and public support for trump in the face of a person who trump cannot stand and the last while alexander grigoryevich was not in the country. we were here collectively on the farm and began an action test conversation with the forces the administration of the president of the belarusian republican youth union and social science are honest, like the president

negotiate with russia, this was stated by the former us presidential adviser on us security, john bolton, he became the protagonist of another exposure of ivan and lexus russian pranksters. phoned him under the guise of former president of ukraine petro poroshenko bolton enthusiastically discussed further sanctions policy against russia noted that the united states made many mistakes. at the time when poroshenko was president, in particular, they gave kyiv has few weapons. yes, i believe that we probably made mistakes during the period when you were president we should have provided even more weapons more trained to provide more support to show the russians that the price for them would be very high. uh, it's important to me to continue to put military pressure on the russians. i think that this war can be won it is important to stop the attempts of the french germans, or anyone else to try to negotiate with the russians in 1990 us secretary of state james baker promised soviet leader mikhail gorbachev not to expand eastward. according to him , the american authorities have become a way

actually says what bolton is now on the tongue of is, of course in the american establishment. everything is in the mind. actually. we can communicate with them about something to agree on, but what bolton says , we must understand that this is the position , this is the position that sits in the minds of the american authorities. what are the next plans? many plans have already been implemented and we will put it all together and post it next time. we will see you here. i think very soon it will be great to you great. thank you for your work. thank you for watching. let me remind you, watch the anti-fik program with us together with the guys. fight against the untruth that has now fallen upon us , i also remind you that if any photo or video materials cause you doubts, send them to our editorial office and we will conduct our own investigation and report the results on the air. the first channel presents buddhist serenity, dear friends yoga unique yoga poses that can be done at home or in special training rooms will help you find peace and balance live healthy, which enlighten

growing up in bolton, in lancashire. growing up in bolton. my father was the headmaster of the local primary school. my mother, in between having eight children taught and yeah, i was the seventh of eight, got five elder brothers and an elder sister. and in that environment, a very loving environment. but you soon learn you're not the centre of the universe, and you soon learn that you have to be determined to get your voice heard. you once described yourself as an expert in warfare and diplomacy. yeah, i mean... what was the warfare over? well, listen, monopoly was banned in our house because it led to physical violence. on my mother's 90th birthday, my brother gave a speech and he said, "well, these are the three things you learned in the bleasdale family," which is my family name. "first, is that a good row clears the air. second is it's important to cheat at monopoly. and third, it's a mortal sin to vote tory." so those were the cultural lines that i was brought up with. you just told me my dayjob is political, but you obviously had a pre

ambassador bolton , thank you so ambassador bolton, thank you so much for joining ambassador bolton,o much forjoining me now , almost much forjoining me now, almost a year to the day of the russian . what's your view ? nature have . what's your view? nature have done more to have prevented this? well, i think certainly a lot more could have been done to deter the russian attack . the deter the russian attack. the president himself said on several occasions that he didn't think deterrence was possible , think deterrence was possible, that only punishment after the fact was possible. and i think that's a real contributing factor to the russian decision to invade. i think we have to see it against background of the utterly pathetic american and european response to the first russian invasion of crimea in 2014, which could have convinced any leader in the kremlin that could get away with it again. and i added to that was the catastrophic u.s. and i added to that was the catastrophic us. and nato withdrawal from afghanistan, which unfortunately got a lot of attention, not just in moscow,

and failures were spoken by the boltons in the context of our countries.he spoke candidly about the true purpose of the trip to minsk in 2019 went to meet with lukashenka to appreciate if we can get him to turn his back on moscow and i really believed that nato created this problem in many ways by stopping its expansion and leaving a gray area to moldova belarus ukraine thus allowing the russians to create problems. there, bolton also acknowledged that in 1990 us secretary of state james baker promised soviet leader mikhail gorbachev not to expand nato eastward. according to him, the american authorities looking for a way to avoid confrontation. chisinau will get ready to keep an eye on the role of the following ukraine, moldova, such an opinion was voiced in an interview with journalists by the head of the russian foreign ministry sergey lavrov, stressed that moldovan president sandu is ready for almost everything now and moldova is looking at this role first of all, because they were able to stage it using quite specific methods. far from being freely de

total unhinged war monger, one of those stupid voices that got us into the middle east quicksand. bolton is hardly alone in advocating for more weapons as a path to peace. as nato secretary general young stilton berg said this week, if we really want ukraine to prevail as a sovereign independent nation in europe than we need to support them now. military support to day makes it possible to reach a peace agreement tomorrow. but as long as president putin believes he can win on the battlefield, he will not sit down and engage in good faith. so the paradox is that actually military supports ukraine is the best way to achieve a peaceful, negotiated solution in the war, or for the war. sure, and stuffing your face and then all you can eat. buffet is also the key to weight loss, right. bolton has now added yet another crusade to his list. by the way, he's been running around talking about kicking turkey out of nato because turkish president regime air tuan is resisting sweden's integration into the alliance on swedish public t. v. a few days ago bolting called earlier on a thug and a quote, mu

and the failures spoke of the boltons in the context of our country.frankly spoke about the true goals of the trip to minsk in 2019 went to meet with lukashenka to appreciate can we make him turn away from moscow and i really believed that nato created this problem in many ways by stopping its expansion and leaving a gray area in moldova belarus ukraine, thus allowing the russians to create problems. there, bolton also acknowledged that in 1990 us secretary of state james baker promised soviet leader mikhail gorbachev not to expand nato eastward. according to him, the american authorities were looking for a way to avoid confrontation. chisinau will prepare the west to keep an eye on the role of the following ukraine moldova such an opinion in an interview with journalists russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said that moldovan president sandu is ready for almost everything now, uh, moldova is eyeing this role, uh, first of all, because they were able to deliver. uh, rather specific methods are far from freely democratic at the head of the country's p

well i guess he could percussion golden curtis when he is or until they came to handle schuchman bolton, shackleton, had to put glide in each creeper feasible, history or moist in don't game was formulas. let him not forget to waive your beloved with steering gear bolt. the financial nor button. yep. and almost the president of hospital us, we will see him on some of it. some were shinny, even though the story of the silver was sheila does not, does on big machine of of still if bring it is really fishing and push one way multiple children. you're just not going to run that. have been that the model, my, you're shing, amenable of, find your cock regularly manip doing this course because only around the visible still not throw model and you had all good that. that will show you my goodness by sima, nagasaki, nearly done and went out of it so that, that there was a bit of stuff that they have open but had to move via 6 to one fullness just to start yellow. but at the helena, she gets a bit of a no good no good year, which you believe that she's a new year. i mean thought more than would y

i think we will see encouraging notes for pompeo and bolton and pence or whoever. they will take shots, too. the more people that get in, the better for trump to get through this. >> that's what happened last time. what does this say about the larger field? you have seen them up there on the screen, tim scott, a number -- hutchinson, pence. mike pence is speaking at this hour. one of the other nikki haley did is the generational change here. here she got really explicit. let's watch. >> america is not past our prime. it's just that our politicians are past theirs. our best days are yet to come, if we unite and fight to save our country. when i look to the future, i see america strong once more. the america i see the permanent politician will finally retire. and mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old. >> michael steele, how does that work, the mandatory -- >> it's stuff like that that tells me you are not serious. to sit there and propose the government is now going to force mental tests for politicians over 75. which politician will sub

we even get a bolton over the phone church. so oh vision. usually with angela shuttle and wellness money. but with me put him down and the security on with him to clean their store white as natasha haycock seniority in this book clinical in on us because all you said you wanna believe me to go to shame a will political what monahan? usually, hotel watching videos of us know which into eel for more than a dinner break from y'all. if you're pretty close to listening it a little bit. if you don't open none of this, cuz i'll open up what i show the before i did, which section was the resolution you would have picked for globally when you knew well, listen, it leads you've also to assemblies meaningless. i party skiing is going to come and get a catalog to with it. but in the show was, was there through it where you only done it by word a more they should, they are still each month. you put him in his mind the plan. well, you know, the freebies you a store or that we can put it that nevertheless a new we are not the one. yeah, that was him. but i

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the former us national security adviser, john bolton , security adviser, john bolton, has said he wouldn nomination if it stopped donald trump getting it. mr. bolton served donald trump and was a former us ambassador to the un. he told gb news es camilla tominey it was important for the former president that he didn't win the nomination for 2024 presidential action. i think it's very important that donald not be the nominee of the republican party in 2024. i think he can be. i'd certainly like to help in making that happen. and if i think being a candidate myself does show a path to getting the nomination and to winning in november of next year, then then i'll get it .labouris next year, then then i'll get it . labour is calling for ministers to label the wagner group as a terror organisation . group as a terror organisation. the shadow foreign and home secretaries are accusing the russian mercenary group of being a terror outfit which commits atrocities . members have been atrocities. members have been fighting alongside the russian military in areas of eastern ukraine. social housing

their car caught fire on the m 61 near bolton on the 5th of january. fire on the m 61 near bolton on 61 near bolton on the 5th of january. from there they took a taxi to liverpool and another to harwich, essex, arriving there on the morning of the 6th of january. by the morning of the 6th of january. by lunchtime on the seventh, they were in east london where they bought a tent from argos and abandoned their pushchair. there were then yet more taxi journeys, including a final one to the port of new haven. since then they had evaded detection untiljust before 9:30pm last night when a member of the public saw them and dialled 999. while detectives still hope the baby is alive, perhaps being looked after by somebody else, they are becoming increasingly concerned and constance marten�*s father has said that while he is relieved she has been found he is worried about the missing baby. what started as a mystery is now turning into a potential tragedy. it began with a couple on the run with a newborn baby, apparently trying to avoid the authorities, and with the police are appealing to them

john bolton also pointed out that there is nothing more than what the cameras of chinese satellites can do. they can get it, they are beyond them, i don't have the possibility to access them, so what is your evaluation, if this is spying, do you think that using this will increase the chinese, it will be different, it was the first, if we accept the talent of the chinese, and this is a wrong sex move considering that the ministry of foreign affairs of china also felt sorry for this incident, well, as i said , there is only one mistake, but if the americans' argument is correct and they are really being used as spies, it should be considered. that can be called the bad diplomacy the characteristics of america that china followed after mr. shirin 's coming to power in 2012 were classified. for the first time after the establishment of the communist party and after the communist party came to power in china , it is implementing an aggressive diplomacy against the united states. the movement together can be classified under the same category, taking into account that we had the time of the

john bolton also pointed out that there is nothing beyond that.from what the camera the chinese satellites can reach it, they cannot access them beyond them . what is your assessment? if you are a spy , do you think it will increase the use of this ? the chinese are different . let's ask for a mistake, considering that the ministry of foreign affairs of china also felt sorry for this incident, as i said, there is only one mistake, but if the americans' argument is correct and these balloons are really used as espionage, then he thought that it can be used as a diplomacy tool the american classified the words that china followed after mr. shirin came to power in 2012. for the first time after the establishment of the communist party, after the communist party came to power in china , it is implementing an aggressive diplomacy against the united states. together, it can be classified as the same, taking into account that we had the time of the us congress president's trip to taiwan, and the time of the american representatives to taiwan, and this mo

bolton speaks openly.lear war openly they absolutely had a shift in their consciousness that everything can be connected to them by the world. that's all, yes, how is it done? so i’ll just remind you a guide for information operations against germany in the forty-fifth year , a radio station of the voices of america was created , you know everything, everyone was the creators who promised in 40 languages ​​and became a propaganda gun, but the us department was forbidden to broadcast through the voice of america freedom and other media us residents are prohibited from broadcasting, and citizens have been denied access to broadcasts. the reason is simple in 1948, congress passed the smith mount act, fearing that ordinary americans could become a target for deliberately distorted interpretations and news. that is, we could consume it all. yes , you had and calculated yes in one of the editors' clubs. how many oppositional so -called quotes we take the media attacked me with criticism, because they touched the