, that is, the british foreign office, british foreign office, data onegration activities and these lower projects to spread anti-russian fakes and wage a propaganda war against moscow. he asked the trout office about this, and the answer came to him from russia unit that almost 2.5-2.3 million pounds were spent on this project between 17 and 19. this was the answer. since then, appetite and budgets, as we know, have grown many times, so is the task. now it’s clear what they openly say, the head of the british foreign ministry , list taraz, who simply bursts with aggression and declares her desire to simply destroy our country by all possible means. it remains only to agree with expert historians and journalists that the adventures of the london elite are all over the world. this is not even part of any strategy. uh, they're just churned out by every new government. it’s just a historical way of life; today it’s already a way of britain’s survival at some point, when somewhere , including through british efforts, the situation is escalating, peacetime pr

facts that have received such cross-validation, and the subversive activities of the foreign office are the britisharound the world, of course, the british foreign office. one would not cope with his order officially. go to the british council structures, the british media and, of course, trusted contractors. if necessary , structures are created that combine the diplomatic intelligence, military and propaganda potential of the british state mechanism with the participation of american curators. well, where without them, as they say, the anglo-saxon anglo-saxon eyes are not vyklyut. yes, they won’t pull it out, but the hand is also present there in washington, well, just a small digression. uh, just like to say, i'm the succession of the worst interagency london practitioners . so the other day the newspaper e daily news edged. a has published a book review. how to organize a coup d'état it was released by an expert on the history of espionage subversive activities roy cormac quote from this book during the cold war great britain had a special media program in the middle east in africa and parts of

on interaction with the british foreign office and the us state department by the way, a.his is roman shutov, he is a consultant in zinc, part-time expert on disinformation for the government of ukraine . this can be said to be an official position of network work. uh, persons directly connected both with the government of great britain and fair ukraine. i am talking about roman sutov and other persons. in particular, mr. shutov, as far as i know, is the contact person between the british foreign office and the media forces that serve the interests of the kiev regime. shutov worked in the oip. this is another partner zinc network stands for open information partnership forinos network center, funding again from the british type the projects cover 13 countries including estonia latvia and lithuania and of course zinc is working with the usate us agency for international development in a word another proof that wherever the anti-russian fake either the american or british trace of zinc is working. yes, he is working. just a due to the fact that now the information landscape

on interaction with the british foreign office and the us state department by the way, a.this is roman shutov, he is a consultant in zinc, part-time expert on disinformation for the government of ukraine. this can be said to be an official position. these people work directly, both with the government of great britain and fair ukraine. i'm talking about roman sutov and other people. in particular , mr. shutov, as far as i know, is contact person between the british foreign office and the media forces that serve the interests of the kiev regime. shutov worked in the oip. this is another partner zinc network stands for forinos open information partnership network center, funding again from the british type projects cover 13 countries, including estonia, latvia and lithuania and, of course, zinc works with the united states agency for international development, in a word, another proof of that that wherever anti-russian fake, either american or british trace zinc works. yes it works. just a due to the fact that now the information landscape has changed, their e, gray schemes,

this is not optimistic, the head of the british foreign office, in turn, urged the west not to show signs of fatigue, according to listr, with nato's response to the situation should be an increase in its presence, but based on the territory of their countries regina sevastyanova valeria borovikova anton krasulin, european bureau of strc brussels belgium between the protests against nato are indeed quite an aggressive bloc, it is a bloc that was created for the purpose of confrontation, and it continues to demonstrate its essence as a people's council lugansk people's republic denis miroshnichen. today he spoke at the plenary session of the state duma and held talks with the chairman of the lower house of the parliament, vyacheslav volodin, which brought tears. death to the territory of the lugansk people's republic of the donetsk people's republic and we see the neutral, how to read something? in the village of salakhi, belgorod region, shelled three times by the apu, restoration was completed, 61 houses they were well, it was torn, it was a cassette in the yard. she beat everything. vau

meantime, london has already reacted to the decision of the supreme court of the republic in the british foreign officehe verdict, calling it illegitimate. a new sports stadium was opened in the city of slantsy, leningrad region, a facility with an area of ​​almost 3,000 square meters was built thanks to the gazprom project for children. the new stadium includes a mini-football field, basketball and volleyball fields, as well as an area for athletes. that we completed this stadium as soon as possible not by september 1, as planned, but by june 1, so we managed to make a real gift to the residents of the city of slantsy for children's day. this stadium is a technologically advanced, and most importantly, safe and reliable sports facility. in total , almost 100 different sports facilities were built in the leningrad region as part of the project. these are stadiums and multifunctional grounds. well, that's how we smoothly approached the sports news. it's time to give the floor to colleagues from match tv join kenline and try your luck to get and bet up to 10.000 rubles. and what kind of free bet will you

minister and called on her colleagues to also support him during today's vote, the head of the british foreign office

a mercenary , shonupinner eidon asslin and a moroccan saadunubrahim, the execution of the british foreign office in such a impression refuses to believe this is a fictitious decision, not having any legal force. our ministry of foreign affairs is not subject to provocations. mercenaries committed a crime sergey lavrov clearly said this is the case of donetsk and its judicial system at the moment. uh, all, uh, the processes that you mentioned are based on the legislation of the donetsk people's republic, because the crimes in question. they were committed on the territory of the dpr and that's it. the rest is probably a subject for speculation. i wouldn't go to work judicial law enforcement system. the donetsk people's republic, us secretary of state blinkin , calls the pinner enemies, my donkeys, lawful combatants and expresses concern, but this is where the diplomatic expressions end. we call on russia and its puppets to respect international humanitarian law, including the rights and protections afforded to prisoners of war by ordinary prisoners of war. yes, protect international law. lawyers

shutov, as far as i know, is the contact person between the british foreign office and the media forces the interests of the kiev regime. shutov worked in the oip. this is another partner zinc network stands for open information partnership network center of foreign office, funding again from the british type the projects cover 13 countries including estonia latvia and lithuania and of course zinc is working with the usate us agency for international development in a word another proof that wherever the anti-russian fake either the american or british trace of zinc is working. yes, he is working. just a due to the fact that now the information landscape has changed their gray schemes. eh, they opened up and it was hard for them to work. especially with a russian user, of course, it is more difficult when there are agents of influence. they are the objects of the infusion of the oath and on agents and dismantle in such investigations a harsh informational response to the notorious soft power. the ministry of transport was told today that russia has enough capacity to supply the kaliningr

the british foreign office says it is providing assistance but cannot interfere in the judicial process sentence anyway. andrew plant, bbc news. more than two in five people who've recently used "buy now pay later" systems have ended up borrowing money to make the repayments, according to citizens advice. a survey by the charity also suggested half of 18 to 34—year—olds had used another form of credit to make the payments. our personal finance correspondent kevin peachey is with me. what are the warnings? buy now pay later is heavily promoted by retailers and popular with shoppers. 70 million people in the uk have usedit 70 million people in the uk have used it and 30% of people in their 20s use it. the concept is simple, you split the payment or delay payment and then pay it back in interest—free instalments. but as its popularity has grown so have concerns about unmanageable or hidden debt and that is what citizens advice have said today. they say that two in five people are using another form of borrowing primarily credit cards to make repayments and that rises to half 418 to 34—year

recently, the head of the british foreign office said that it is urgent to unload the asset.he most modern weapons, and the president of moldova said that they really have some kind of weak army, turns out to be with hoes, so they need to arm themselves urgently. i have only one question against whom they are going to arm themselves, obviously not against romania, which is a strategic partner for them. they do not even have a border treaty, these states are in fact already in allied relations, and the police are engaged in joint patrols in front of a limited area. imagine moldovan romanian. uh, the police patrol together, the border area, but a very high degree of integration interaction in the power unit. here vitaly viktorovich is really talking about romania . you delighted me with my question, romania wants to absorb moldova under the pretext of an early accession to the eu, i quote the headlines of some russian media and some international ones, too, bucharest inclines chisinau to unite so that moldova can join the european union as soon as possible. how true is this? ho

london on august 4 by plane from basel to the british capital and settled at a new address, meanwhile counterintelligence officers. her majesty that like foreignersboat came in handy, a real british passport, english counterintelligence, turned to the camp world, and he said that he could, it seems, pirelli kommersant is now in vienna, where exactly he lives is unclear. in general, look for wind in the field speedboats, and this time it turned out to be elusive, apparently, just now, given the personal qualities and work experience. was he quickly planned as hmm recruiter agent. e. well, generally it's considered up or upper class operations , i see, er. and the most important thing was that uh coped with these tasks in different countries. uh, representatives of various strata of society. everything, it could be a high-society society and representatives there, scientific technical intelligentsia and diplomats, and so on. and so on. and indeed, uh, that was justifiably noted. this is his artistry - this is his ability to transform to play a certain role, and at the same time, playing these roles, he was, uh, sincere to some extent, because well,

politicians repeat, as a mantra, russia cannot and should not be defeated by the head of the british foreign officeis not worth insisting on the speedy establishment of peace. while russia is still occupying the territory of ukraine, apparently it is proposed to fight to the last ukrainian, the ukrainian side may still stop, and until the end of the current day, an order is needed by the nationalist unit. lay down your arms obstruction of the military ukraine them. it is necessary to fulfill the conditions of the russian federation question. where in reality can be given away? order from kyiv washington, by the way, can wait for the consequences of the conflict. in economic terms, for america it is much less painful than for the eu countries, it seems to be, and winter is close, the authorities of the netherlands warn of the possibility of an effect. domino when problems in one eu country lead to a general european gas crisis in germany, the population is preparing for monstrous surcharges on gas bills. this is really cruel, so people are advised to save money. how much it depends on the size of th

the head of the british foreign office, list trust, is the one who unknowingly tried to challenge it. voronezh, and like a true diplomat, she rode a tank in the baltic states again quarreled. this time in their own parliament. at a meeting of the committee on foreign affairs, it was about the british allies in the persian gulf and named saudi arabia among the most important routes, and everything went wrong. 81 executions in a day in saudi arabia do you think that there is an authoritarian regime? our country must fight the main threats to the world, and now the number one threat comes from russia to defeat it. we need to provide access to alternative energy sources in the gulf countries. you say the government will continue to bring human rights violators to justice , as you did against the gulf states. we regularly raise these issues when we meet with their ministers and major departments met. yes, personally, i, and yours the representative said no. so okay. what exactly was the issue of human rights that you raised at the last meeting. i have to contact the committee for the exact

this background while increasing military assistance to ukraine, in turn, the head of the british foreign office should ignore russian rhetoric about responding to the expansion of the alliance and the supply of weapons. the ukrainian politician also stressed the need to maintain sanctions pressure on russia and increase the defense spending of nato members by the spanish authorities. hosts of this summit have already confirmed, but do not intend to. the country's defense spending up to the required 2% of gdp in 2029 regina sevastyanova evgenia zemtsova rinata ismailova a dry-cargo ship with goods that the lithuanian authorities refused to allow transit arrived in kaliningrad, the russian region received a new container ship kholmogory, it delivered metal structures, next flights to the kaliningrad region will send cement and other building materials, the cargo ferry will now run on a regular basis for reportage by marina naumova. the universal dry cargo ship kholmogory delivered metal and metal structures required for local construction companies. this is the first flight on a new strategically

after all, despondency called on colleagues, the british, the head of the british foreign office , whethert western countries not show signs of fatigue, but rather demonstrate solidarity for intimidation of opponents the first thing we need to do is to provide ukraine with all possible support, if ukraine does not win, the consequences for the rest of europe will be very serious in the british headquarters of the ground forces believe that in order to contain russia, it is necessary to increase not only the combat readiness of the current troops, but also increase their number especially on the eastern flank. moreover , there are proposals to increase the number of units seven times at once to 300,000 people. the united states is ready to help and send new military, and at the same time, hold back those that were already announced in poland in the white house, but they will demand from all countries an increase in military spending, not to 2% of gdp as it was before, but more london approximately intends to bring the figure to 2.5% in 2028 but so far these are large. we nato countries will

he added we are scared the tabloid claims that the british foreign office has recommended not to publish. officially, the uk government has expressed its serious concern about the sentences handed down in donetsk, prime minister johnson prefers to talk more about his support for the kiev regime, despite the fact that the prolongation of the conflict in ukraine is not good for the british economy, oil and gas prices seem to remain high for some time to come the same applies to grain and fertilizer prices. i know there are people who can say, maybe not in our country. and where else are you, what is the price of supporting ukrainians. now it's too high and they should encourage acceptance of whatever conditions putin's path may put in. i don't believe this option really suits us 60% of britons think johnson should step down. this belief is strengthened when they receive gas and electricity bills or at a medium-sized gas station. the tank is already worth £ 100, prices go up and up. i can't believe it's that bad where our money is going. i feel that we have tightened our belts and the same

i am i know that the british foreign office will ensure that these complaints are filed without fail.t to understand, here such a thing is developing, you are not afraid of the word legal and political incident, what does it mean? are there any such countries in the world? but who and here they understand to appeal against this, well, that is, they de facto recognize, or something, the dpr, for example , they are going to appeal against such a word in the dpr. yes, it is necessary to turn to lawyers with this whole story, because legality is the last thing that is of interest. actually our wonderful civilian partners. eh, in this situation. i would have translated this story into a slightly different sphere. at least i haven't heard anyone talk about it. the fact is that we have on the side of the militia of the fourteenth year, but i fought and i didn’t say that there were the same salaries as mercenaries, or they didn’t exist at all, or they were funny. there for 14.000 rubles. it used to. uh, a fairly serious number of foreign citizens, including the british, then they returned the

the verdict by a mercenary to sean pinner, aidon asslin, and to the moroccan saadoun, the british foreign officeo believe in such an impression this fictitious decision, which has no legal force. our myth there is no provocation. mercenaries committed a crime sergey lavrov clearly said this is the case of donetsk and its judicial system at the moment. uh, all, uh, the processes that you mentioned are based on the legislation of the donetsk people's republic because the crimes in question. they were committed on the territory of the dpr and that's it. the rest is probably already a subject for speculation. i would not intrude into the work of the judicial law enforcement system. u.s. secretary of state blinkin of the donetsk people's republic calls the pinner, my dear asna, legitimate combatants and expresses concern, but that's where the diplomatic expressions end. we call on russia and its puppets to respect international humanitarian law, including the rights and protections afforded to prisoners of war by ordinary prisoners of war. yes, protect international law. lawyers say that the non-comb

, after all, the british called for despondency, colleagues, the british, the head of the british foreign officecountries not show signs of fatigue, but rather demonstrate unity to intimidate opponents, the first thing we need to do is to provide ukraine with all possible support if ukraine does not overcome the consequences for the rest of europe will be very serious in the british headquarters of the ground forces believe that in order to contain russia, it is necessary not only to increase the combat readiness of the current troops, but also to increase their number, especially on the eastern flank of nato, and there are proposals to increase the number of units seven times at once to 300,000 people the united states is ready to help and send new troops, and at the same time to keep those , which was already announced in poland at the white house, but they will demand from all countries an increase in military spending, no longer to 2% of gdp as it was before, but more london approximately intends to bring the figure to 2.5% in 2028 years, but so far these are large. we nato countries will co

afraid, including the expansion of the brix alliance today is the second nato summit head of foreign office britishraine, otherwise he will take advantage of the situation. we must put the squeeze on putin, we must stop putin and in no way believe in his assurances that he will complete the demilitarization of ukraine. i mean, even the arrival of western weapons, more weapons. says lisa is the last push. we need to prove to the president of russia that we are the great western brotherhood we will not let ukraine be offended. show me please. we are going to see the military infrastructure of nato finland sweden we heard the statement of president putin who said that if this is the case, then russia will respond appropriate to what nato will do about it. we've heard putin's rhetoric like this before about all kinds of plans. he said that for him the red line would be the entry of sweden into nato in finland he said that the red line would be the supply of western weapons to ukraine, we must ignore such rhetoric and instead, do everything possible to continue to provide ukraine with the necessary weap

personal opinion, it’s as simple as liszt no, she makes an official statement as the head of the british foreign officed to the state of great britain, but extremely inconvenient, becomes for this state. she generally, then being the top diplomat. uh in the uk she categorically uh, against any peaceful negotiations, only a military solution, only a victory on the battlefield, and for a military solution not only for ukraine, she, in principle, for the fact that a military solution was found to crush russia for the sake of this, she intends globally, yes, to create rides on tanks there, that's all remember. i don't know, can these people be considered mercenaries? well , is it possible to consider a leaf once a diplomat? i have it very seriously, yes, and one more statement by president putin any country, any people, love, ethnos must ensure their sovereignty, because that there are no intermediate uh components of an intermediate state, or the country is sovereign or a colony, whatever the name of the colonies. well, now i will not give any examples, so as not to offend anyone, but if a country or a gr

the uk has made its contribution to this difficult task elizabeth trass, the head of the british foreign officera, turkey is closely cooperating, in particular, on the export of grain from the territory of ukraine, we discussed practical solutions on how to implement this in the black sea must be resolved. within the next month. otherwise, the world will begin to face the most severe catastrophic consequences of a shortage of grain in the market. to do this, it is necessary to ensure the protection of the ports of ukraine and organize the safe passage of ships. in the black sea. what would require international cooperation, as they say in britain, the topic is actually very important, very such, uh, sensitive. information channel on the first continues its work on the air program time to remember, my name is alexander gordon almost all of europe yes, not only strong europe is concerned that the situation in ukraine could lead to catastrophic mass starvation and provoke a massive migration from africa where? well, of course, to europe. where else? the spanish newspaper el pais, referring to a re

that they conduct, if these are ukrainian military personnel, then what difference does the british foreign officehen the military case of ukraine or in this in the case of the logic between the events, about which you say, there is no, another logic is very simple , they are doing everything to extend the conflict to the territory of ukraine. as much as possible, we remember what george bush jr. said, the mission of ukraine is to kill as many russians as possible, this was said by the american ex-president. the son of an american ex-president is a deep state man. they endowed ukraine and the kiev regime with this function. they use it as a tool and the whole logic is built around this arms supply supply of people of their people, anything. if only, as boris johnson told the macron today, there was no stopping the conflict and resolving this situation, otherwise their plan would collapse. now what's the plan? this is an amazing story. and for me, i never knew that people who represent leading european regimes, france germany spain italy portugal and so on, that they do not see the obvious, but app

the most belligerent, but not the most intelligent, female politicians is the head of the british foreign officene-this is our war. this is a total war. since the victory of ukraine is a strategic imperative. for all of us, heavy weapons. aircraft tanks need to look deeper into our stocks production needs to be stepped up. all this we need to make our complete professional unsuitability or rhinestones brightly and the villa at the february negotiations by sergey lavrov, when she signed in elementary ignorance of geography, the british press then wrote that the track exposed itself to ridicule when she talked with russian ministers. lavrov asks him. you recognize the sovereignty of russia over the rostov and voronezh regions. she replies no russian troops must leave immediately, then the british ambassador had to justify when you don't know geography, problems arise the iron ladies of the baltic countries call the former president of lithuania dali u gribauska. she is famous for her belligerent approach to russia, now she claims to be the nato secretary general it is amazing, but she competes wit

british chamber. in general, the head of the foreign office also foamed at the mouth, lisa argued that there was no liftings appeasement. the west simply cannot allow it at the end of its speech. the head of the british foreign office called on the allies to carry out so many more packages of sanctions. how much will it take for the victory of ukraine in other words, the united kingdom is determined to cut off the air throughout europe to achieve record inflation in the west and completely destroy the economy of the european union, where did britain leave in advance? it is vital that we continue our support for ukraine, it is about freedom and democracy in ukraine and freedom and democracy in europe and around the world, so we are determined to provide more weapons, more sanctions , and support for ukraine to push russia out of its territory. can my honorable friend confirm that we will continue to put pressure not only on putin but also on his supporters until he collapses and ukraine wins. seis may olga my honorable friend is absolutely right. i am proud that the united kingdom has imposed sanctions agai

the head of the british foreign office called on the allies to carry out so many more packages of sanctionsch will it take to ukraine's victory in other words the united kingdom is determined to cut off the air of all europe to achieve record inflation in the west to completely destroy the economy of the european union, where did britain leave in advance? it is vital, mrs., that we continue our support for ukraine, this is about freedom and democracy in ukraine and freedom and democracy in europe and around the world, so we are determined to provide more weapons, impose more sanctions and support ukraine in order to ousted russia with its territory. and england to hear that my honorable friend mentioned sanctions last week as well. she announced a new sanctions package against patriarch kirill as well. can my honorable friend confirm that we will continue to put pressure not only on putin but also on his supporters until he collapses and ukraine wins in may, he is a woodfundy be damned, honorable friend is absolutely right. i am proud that the united kingdom has imposed sanctions against th

the british foreign office condemned and would confirm, calling it an illegitimate farce of russian proxiesg that these men were prisoners of war. i am horrified by this. i think that another bottom has been broken in this conflict. i think my friend the foreign secretary will summon the russian ambassador to the ministry at his earliest convenience in order to send a clear signal that british citizens cannot be treated in this way aiden. sean should be released and returned to his families in ukraine or here in the united kingdom. as soon as possible. this is the so-called court, it is not a court at all. this is a court in a country that is not a country, no one recognizes it international body. and that is, we are dealing with a court verdict that is carried to a country that is not a country. this is just the essence of lynch not all this hysteria, the head of the dpr pushin said that at the moment the british authorities, it turns out, did not get in touch not with him, as with the head of the republic, not with the law enforcement agencies of the dpr, according to pushilin, one gets t

united kingdom made its contribution to this difficult task, elizabeth trass, the head of the british foreign officea. great britain turkey closely cooperates, in particular on the export of grain from the territory of ukraine, we discussed practical solutions on how is to implement in the black sea the problem must be solved. within the next month. otherwise, the world will begin to face the most severe catastrophic consequences of a shortage of grain in the market. to do this, it is necessary to provide protection ports of ukraine and organize the safe passage of ships. in the black sea. what is the need for international cooperation of the esp, as they say in britain, the topic is, in fact, very important, very sensitive, well, it will be revealed in a few minutes immediately after a short advertisement on channel one. i'm sure alexander gordon don't miss it. in the circle of friends, your soul will rise, you have passed part of your life and be proud of it and sail. scarlet will beckon you along, it will lead you to the future of life scarlet sails 2022 eternal values ​​​​together with russia li

for their families, who are in contact l theirfamilies, who are in contact with the british foreign and commonwealth officeo russian politician who has been arrested by the ukrainians, and his wife has appealed for there to be a prisoner swap between him and these two britons, but i think the fact that they are going on tile next that rather less likely. —— that they are going on trial. the russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, will hold talks with his turkish counterpart, mevlut cavusoglu, later. turkey may try to broker a way for wheat to leave ukraine to ease a global grain shortage. that's something the two countries' defence ministers have already discussed. the two men are also likely to talk about ankara's plans for a potential new military incursion into northern syria. the turkish president says he wants to push for a 30km buffer zone in syria, but both russia and the us have told him not to escalate the situation. let's talk to our middle east correspondent anna foster in istanbul. it might seem a bit odd hearing russian advice against military escalation. yes, i mean, it's a really interestin

dc, especially on the issue all you bring in war 5 british citizens held captive by the taliban, have now been released. that's after the foreign office apologized for the ledger to quote breach of off gun law and traditions which resulted in their arrest. nearly 6 months ago. ceased we need international edits of the morning star newspaper post to move into perspective. these british nationals had no role in the u. k. government to work in afghanistan and travel to afghan, a stand against the u. k. government's travel advice. this was a mistake on behalf of the families of the british nationals, we expressed their apologies for any breach of afghan culture, customs or laws, and our for their assurance of future good conduct. this statement was welcomed by a, by the taliban. and you know, is quite a stark contrast to the very bold and brave statements that were made by the british government going back to as far as, as 2001. when tony blair was the prime minister and he wage what he described as an unequivocal war against the taliban, there is no diplomacy with ben, latin or the taliban regime. we stated the ultimatum, they haven't re

it is a foreign state to fight and kill russian soldiers and officers and russian residents of ukraine. it is not these britishher foreigners who are now on the territory of ukraine. they came to kill ours. this must be understood, therefore humanism, the more of them there are, the more our soldiers and officers will die. first of all, you need to think about humanism in relation to ours, what is for this, therefore, here is the story of the exchange. i don't like her very much. to me another option is interesting, which, of course, most likely, london will not accept, but nevertheless, it would be worthwhile for them to make such an offer well, and for this, something can be done with this verdict if he promises to officially openly, so that more no pmcs on the territory of england will send a single more than a single battle to the territory of a ukrainian citizen on the territory of ukraine there will be no more and in the event. this will happen will be captured by someone else there from germany from holland from italy everything that you pain that exists it means that if written legal statements are giv

another country, he faces a prison term of up to life, or like this former british officer who left after fighters from his foreignion, i estimate that more than twenty britons died. this war is completely different from the others that have been there in afghanistan and iraq. but this is a war with absolutely great losses of discontent and chaos in the ranks and mercenaries. zelensky is required not to give up his position, to go on a counteroffensive, to achieve resounding victories, while acting on the principle of success to all, these are merit in all rights. so this is because the bad command in the field wants to absorb everything and it will not tolerate any competition, because it is simple. poor little actor, we can poroshenko treat him as you please. personally, i despise him with all my heart, but it was not zelensky who created the army, and what the army did there yesterday is trying to do. it is not thanks to him, perhaps in spite of him in the office of the president, he longs for sole decision on the situation at the front. and probably realizing that there will be more criticism zelensky began. a

the most significant successes of an illegal immigrant was recruitment foreign office cipher clerk in the uk, a high-ranking british idea who this hungarian aristocrat was, in fact, a us citizen of german origin hermann zelli, aka a british crown citizen. mr. robert hammer grengl. he is a greek citizen alexander galas. he is an illegal intelligence agent dmitry alexandrovich bystroletov, who signed his reports to moscow with the operational pseudonym andrei of britain, he could play three different roles depending on the situation in which you need to speak, respectively, she had three different legends three different names and three passports among those recruited by andrey there were dozens of important sources whose names are still classified, and the very fate of our illegal immigrant is amazing, she looks like a roller coaster dizzying success is followed by a fall into the abyss, but even here, the headquarters in the apartment of the foreign intelligence service of russia, dmitry bystroletov, is called a scout who has no equal sergey kalashevsky oleg muravyov and nikolai ivlev, ntv television company so onc

it is a waiting game for theirfamilies, who are in contact with the british foreign and commonwealth office is in the hands of the separatists. 0ne hope that had been held out was for some sort of prisoner exchange. there is a pro russian politician, viktor medvedchuk, who has been arrested by the ukrainians, and his wife has appealed for there to be a prisoner swap between him and these two britons, but i think the fact that they are going on trial next that rather less likely. germany's former chancellor angela merkel has defended her government's policies on russia. she made the comments during a television interview with a live audience, herfirst since leaving office six months ago. she's been accused of pursuing business—led relations with president putin — the nord stream 2 pipeline to carry russian natural gas directly to germany was built while she was chancellor. but in the interview, she argued the pipeline made no difference to russia's actions in ukraine. translation: putin attacked ukraine when nord stream 2. was not yet in operation. so he didn't wait, but pursued the geopolit

a position that 6 years away from the driver. safety officer is marci people's republic. 3 foreign fights is captured in murder. you pull to british citizens and american national. have been sentenced to death by it and yet scruple because they were convicted among the charges of flossing violence, overthrow of the government in the done yes. for public the 2 had pleaded guilty to some of the charges. the lawyers say that they will appeal the sentence which could be committed to life imprisonment. the men have been depicted as heroes by some in the western media for fighting for ukraine over they have at least appeared to reevaluate the war on the participation in it. i don't mean then we do tend to wall that not by not a war that they should been fighting for. like for myself, i look at, look at myself. like i said to me, not one has to be mentioned or talked about my case or tried to help my situation. they understand. i have a time limit of my case and i still abandoned by the crating government. and the british government is totally different. and a full scale war. and my experience, and this is a 1st time i've had artillery 1

. >> there was one message from the foreign office saying, princess diana is a great asset to britishhment who wanted diana's profile on these trips to be downplayed. as one ambassador said to me, princess diana is coming to tokyo to support british interests, she's having tea with the emperor. how am i supposed to downplay that? >> diana was in no doubt that it was prince charles' office officials who were out to downgrade her. she was perceived as a threat to them because her publicity was generally greater and more effective than prince charles', and charles was heir to the throne. >> diana was savvy enough to realize what was going on. the reason that the house of windsor has survived is they are utterly ruthless. the spotlight must be on the monarch and the heir. if you are too bright a sun and you threaten where the sunlight really should shine, you are put into the shade. (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. it's 5:00 a.m., and i feel like i can do anything. we've got apples and

there is a huge disconnect between what people assume the foreign office _ what people assume the foreign office will do for british minister, no matter howjunior, about this case in 12 weeks. the only— about this case in 12 weeks. the only person we have spoken to is our caseworker. — only person we have spoken to is our caseworker. given the severity of the case — caseworker. given the severity of the case and the time sensitivity of the case. _ the case and the time sensitivity of the case, but also given the amount of public— the case, but also given the amount of public support and the amount of press _ of public support and the amount of press we _ of public support and the amount of press we have been engaged with over this period. _ press we have been engaged with over this period, and how hard we are campaigning, it seems, well, they are wilfully — campaigning, it seems, well, they are wilfully choosing not to speak to us _ are wilfully choosing not to speak to us as _ are wilfully choosing not to speak to us as opposed to not being aware of the _ to us as opposed to not being aware of the case. — to us as

the foreign office has put out a statement saying are helping the family of a man who died in ukraine. he is now the second britishfter scott sibley died in april. the survivors and bereaved from the grenfell tower tragedy in west london will mark the fifth anniversary of the fire on tuesday. many of the 72 who died followed the official advice to stay in their apartments, and the government says it's still the safest thing to do. but it faces legal action from disabled residents who say ministers have abandoned a commitment to give them personal evacuation plans. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. a tower block fire. a major lesson from grenfell. sometimes, staying put is dangerous. so, we are going to put a smoke hood onto you and we are going to escort you out, 0k? so the london fire brigade has beefed up its training in evacuating buildings. there are new smoke hoods for residents, a new app to track information. you might think stay put would no longer be the policy. but five years after grenfell, the government has reemphasised that when there is a fire, people should stay put in their flats,

but the foreign office appears reluctant to escalate this into a bilateral dispute with moscow, to avoid fuelling the false claims the men were britishoth here and in ukraine believe is that russia is using the case of mr aslin and mr pinner to put pressure on the uk. these people, they have been accused, they have been prosecuted illegally, without any guarantees of the rule of law. the russians are trying to intimidate the whole world with a different means. ukraine's prosecutor general, iryna venediktova, said the sentencing was phony, a violation of international law. and she has already begun an investigation into what she called this illegal action. for now, the fate of aidan azlan and shaun pinner, and saadoun brahim, from morocco, who was convicted too, remains uncertain. their families are said to be very anxious, and keen to ensure they have access to health services and legal advice. james lansdale, bbc news. the high court has begun hearing an attempt to stop the removal of migrants to rwanda. more than 100 people are due to be removed on a home office flight on tuesday. so far, three asylum seekers will not now be put on

secretary, british foreign sex religious trust has confirmed that the flight will take off at some point today, even though there are really not a lot of asylum seekers on board. so the home office had originally not given any concrete figures, but it had been reported that they were trying to do port are almost 40 people. so now the figure much, much lower but forensic treeless trust i is saying that it is justified that the flight should go just to establish the principle that asylum seekers that come by the english channel on boats that they cannot expect to have their claims processed . here, but they can expect to be deported to ronda. so around 40 originally planned are only 7 or remain on that plane. that's because of an intense legal bar. so what were the most important points there? there were several legal battle. a bachelor's am gerhard. there was a coalition and there still is a coalition of charities and unions and they are still fighting ah, in front of the british chords. they're saying that this is says, generally the principal is not right. they're saying this doesn't comply with the human rights act and also they're arguing that rhonda is not a safe that countr

but the foreign office appears reluctant to escalate this into a bilateral dispute with moscow, to avoid fuelling the false claims the men were british and in ukraine believe is that russia is using the case of mr aslin and mr pinner to put pressure on the uk. these people, they have been accused and they have been . prosecuted illegally, i without any guarantees of the rule of law. the russians are trying - to intimidate the whole world with a different means. ukraine's prosecutor general, iryna venediktova, said the sentencing was phony, a violation of international law. and she has already begun an investigation into what she called this illegal action. james landale, bbc news. this afternoon, we learned the defence secretary ben wallace met with president zelensky in kyiv this week, after an unannounced visit to the ukrainian capital. our correspondent nick beake is following developments from kyiv, and has been telling us about a video of the the meeting. you can see the warmth between the two men. mr wallace telling president zelensky that he's doing an amazingjob, to president zelensky that he's doing an amazing job, to which

british lord, he is also the hungarian earl, he is also german, he is also the elusive hunter for secret ciphers england france germany austria foreign intelligence service of russia of our most successful illegal intelligence officerally for the new spy detective based on real events today in 2020. you become a wolf with these wolves. i'm just bringing this order to the steppe wolves from monday at 20:00 on ntv dear son. in the city of yeysk, the son of a prominent businessman knocked down a pedestrian to death in the analyzes of the driver found drugs. re-analysis of prohibited substances did not show and the article was replaced with a less severe one. on what basis are the relatives of the deceased housing and communal services and the traffic police trying to understand? this is the last video in which victoria with her mother together, the rushing gelendvagen will soon separate them forever. she is no more in the winter evening victoria lebedev was not waited for at home after work. we worked as usual, closed the salon with vika at 18:10 and went home and knocked her down at 18-20. on these shots, the off-road driver andrey gorbunov rushes down the street of a small town in a few seconds. he will knock down a

foreign intelligence service reveals the identity of the intelligence officer. and even shows the passports that our illegal immigrant used abroad. well, a british passport. say a few words, its uniqueness lies in the fact that the passport is signed by the british foreign secretary constant risks, incredible tension acting and simply brilliant abilities for reincarnation with photography look at us, seemingly completely different people. but this is the same person. a person who knew that he had no right to make a mistake. i would like to read a small excerpt from his wonderful manuscript. the scout is looked at point-blank by his mortal enemies and a mistake can mean failure or even death for him his art is a thousand times more subtle, than the best actor. he does not dare in some way to reduce the quality of the game of speedboats. he spoke brilliantly in 20 languages ​​without an accent and masterfully got out of the most difficult situations, when it seemed that failure was inevitable. in addition, he simply fascinated women with his charm, which, of course, he used the center in prague with might and main, for example, he recruited a french woman w

fear that that would give some credit to the idea that these guys were british citizens out fighting as mercenaries. the foreign office russia should reapect that-— respect that. thank you for exoiaining _ respect that. thank you for explaining that, _ respect that. thank you for explaining that, we - respect that. thank you for explaining that, we will i respect that. thank you for i explaining that, we will speak to you later, nick. new video footage has been released of the riots at the capitol building in washington last year when supporters of donald trump stormed congress as politicians met to certinyoe biden's election victory. the graphic images were shown in the first of several televised briefings by a democratic—led committee, after almost a year of investigations. our washington correspondent nomia iqbal reports. they�* re marching eastbound. it's one of the most documented events in modern history. they are trying to breach and get into the capitol. and new footage shows just how close america came to losing its democracy on january the 6th. this was a highly produced hearing made for prime time tv. in wh

british mercenary curtis did not cry on the air, but the kiev approach to the alleged training of foreign bounty hunters struck him very much. there was absolutely no structure for the entire formation, a single ukrainian officerle for the first few days. it was full of young guys who had never been in the military and had no military training at all . you know, people from call of duty were chaos, absolute chaos. many posted videos on tiktok indicating geolocation contrary to all safety standards. all who are in the service or in the war zone knows perfectly well that this cannot be done by the kerkis. i once again said that many retired british military special forces, the navy, the marine corps and even the air force, left for ukraine, and in the independent area it’s not at all the same as it was, for example, in afghanistan, here they are beaten by the regular army with high-precision weapons, tanks and drones. and also the soldiers of fortune are used to fighting comfortably, so that the supply of reconnaissance equipment is at a height. kyiv does not give them all this. they gave out some old okazy 47. at best there soviet helmets, and no one had steel ones there, neither bulletproof vests nor sensible

british lord, aka the hungarian count, aka the german banker, aka the elusive hunter for secret ciphers england france germany italy austria for the first time the russian foreign intelligence service of our most successful illegal intelligence officer spy detective based on real events on saturday at 20:20 on ntv, the world-famous ballroom dancer choreographer maxim petrov and a schoolgirl. tonya volodina went from moscow to veliky novgorod to get acquainted with yaroslav the wise novgorod state university, one of the leading universities in the country, since novgorod is still a unique city, because many times it was almost completely destroyed and the swedish occupation and the occupation of the second world war, the city was practically destroyed and only thanks to the efforts of many russian restorers, who, in addition to restoring the city, they created another power. from a creative school that was unique to the whole country and helped to revive many monuments both in theoretical and practical sense sergey slavinsky associate professor, department of architecture and restoration of novgorod state university monuments for a modern city are like a gem in jewelry art. the historic city is a system. that is, these are not only i

british mercenary curtis on the air he cried, but the kiev approach to the alleged training of foreign bounty hunters struck him very much. there was absolutely no structure for the entire formation, a single ukrainian officeras responsible for the first few days. it was full of young guys who had never been in the military and had no military training at all. you know, people from call of duty were chaos, absolute chaos. many posted videos on tiktok with geolocation. contrary to all safety standards. although everyone who is in the service or in the war zone, he knows very well that this cannot be done. curtis once again said that many retired british military special forces, the navy, the marine corps and even the air force left for ukraine. precision weapons tanks and drones. and the soldiers are used to fighting comfortably with luck, so that the supply of reconnaissance equipment is at a height, kiev does not give them all this. they gave out some old okazy 47. at best there soviet helmets, and no one had steel helmets there , neither in bulletproof vests, nor sensible supplies in one of the clashes with a group of mercenaries from the united states of great britain, a sergeant of the national guard wa