i understand correctly that in february we are waiting for you at the european championships in bucharest be no changes. coaches, if they say that i should fight at the european championships. why not. ina tournament, it is like a starting and qualifying tournament for the european championship, a national team is being formed here that will go to the european championship in bucharest, and to romania, well, then we will have several stages of preparation for the russian championship, well, we hope that the national team will take two more tickets, which we do not have on the license. one of the traditions of the tournament in krasnoyarsk: at the ivan yarygin cup , athletes from the krasnoyarsk territory perform as a separate team, not as part of the russian team, so the gold of local wrestlers is an event for the krasnoyarsk public. special finalist of the world championship dinara kudaeva won the eryginsky tournament for the first time on her sixth attempt. weight category up to 65 kg. i am very i’m glad this is my first gold medal at the irygit tournament. we've been working towards th

putin was at this summit in bucharest, i was there too. very well how he... they order music for europe. ashamed. continental, so-called europe. and all this talk from your neighbors in france that the european union will fight for strategic autonomy. no one will grant you this strategic autonomy, i assure you. but the people are incredibly united. and of course , what happens around during a special military operation, the heroism, dedication, self-sacrifice that is demonstrated by the fighters on the front line, their family members who stand in solidarity with their relatives, has a healing effect on society. our army and... so that we understand how we can now live further, some illusions, if they still remained from the nineties, that the west has now opened its arms to us, democracy will unite us all, all these illusions have completely disappeared, believe the west it’s impossible, the west still wants only one thing, to live at the expense of others and to be smarter than everyone else like... an attack, and we immediately condemne

advancing reptiles salamea rusetskaya ruled in unforgiving battles and adventures: lvov, vienna, bucharestn. yana kneaded the garads like little fingers, and the pain was heard, the doctor told people to please them without their help. ureshtse, the forest is exposed to the snow near istanbul. busy pasada of the doctor, salameya rusetskaya raised write your own life. in honor and praise to pan god and the holy trinity adzinam, i swear by everything that is capricious and good that i have chalked and packed, may and i will be, all this for the sake of the merits of heaven, like a dachshund and this worthless book. these records are aborted in 1700. the magical sustrel is one of them, with which the history of salameya rusetskaya died? maybe i got married to mara and went straight to the holy land, if you know the soup at the monastery cell, and maybe new jumps have started and their faith is unknown. the hour has passed, and we are going to get to know each other. kali na the arch fingers of the raptam know the work of this jumping raman, as salamea made her life. like saints. the one on th

at the nato summit in bucharest, i will again make america's position on this issue clear.d georgia. ukraine's steps to join nato meet the interests of all members of the alliance. they will strengthen security and freedom in the region and around the world. against russia began in 2008, this is de facto declaration of war, and kushner speaks exclusively about the trump period, well, trump in general somehow treats us with sympathy, it seems to us, this, by the way, is a very big misconception, this is what trump says about putin and orban. viktor orban is the prime minister of hungary, a rather tough person, a smart, brilliant guy, very respected, but tough. he was asked what was going on with the world and he said one very simple thing. there was a discussion about lenin here, you mentioned such big, philosophical discussions, and you know, lenin was an amazing tactician, and not only he, but also those who surrounded him, because lenin’s death also happened, and as we would say now, it may seem blasphemous to someone, but nevertheless , the pr company, there was such a p

let me note that the european wrestling championship will be held from february 12 to 18 in bucharestromania. our team is traveling in force. in september 1959, the regular session of the united nations general assembly began in new york. the afsr has been a full member since 1946. unique photographs from plenary sessions. smiles, goodwill in looks, true, the camera also captured other, not entirely approving glances from khrushchev and gromyk, which they bestowed on the belarusian delegation. surely something went wrong, as events showed, there were grounds for discontent. in the late fifties, reports from the ministry of health caused concern among the belarusian government. a separate line indicated the increase in growth in the republic. diseases, this indicator passed from certificate to certificate, and its decrease was not observed. at that time they had just begun to study the epidemiology of cancer, during in all countries, the incidence of cancer varied greatly; they associated this with the population, with the ethnic composition, with professional employment, with environm

stoltenberg says that ukraine will become a member of nato, he refers to the protocol of the bucharestsident bush tried to put pressure on the heads of state, in 2008, yes, with great zeal he sought an invitation from georgia and ukraine, in which he did not succeed , then, like this... yes, it usually happens in such cases, in order to save face , they included an excerpt on which mr. stoltenberg now relies in his statements. i recommend mr. stoltenberg take a look at the agreement on... these requirements, but in any case now these requirements have not been met, in the foreseeable perhaps in 10 or 20 years she will comply in the future, this is also not worth waiting for, back in 2002, when i was in ukraine, i was asked: when will we finally become members of nato? our army does everything you say. i said you don't qualify. you must understand that it is not your army that becomes a member of nato, but you, as a state, like ukraine, become a member of nato, and you do not meet the requirements. what were these requirements? it would be too long, all of them. maybe you could briefly

terziu, said that the other part of ukraine also historically belongs to the neighboring state, bucharestdly ready to leave the north atlantic alliance, by the way. in romania, bills on the return of their historical territories are already introduced into parliament last year and even calculated that exactly 1 million romanians live on the square. well , of course, we don’t forget about poland, which has long been openly dissecting ukraine endlessly in their textbooks, newspapers and weather forecasts. in general, zelensky will get ready. with preparations for the division of ukraine , the west continues to prepare for war with russia, london is the leader, naturally, the funniest news in this regard was the loud speech of the former prime minister, and the current one just an information geek boris johnson. he, apparently having knocked back a couple of glasses of wine or beer, is now telling how he would personally and voluntarily enlist in the army. would like to fight the russians as a sergeant, however, in his youth, for some reason, johnson did not have the desire to serve in the a

stoltenberg says that ukraine will become a member of nato, he refers to the protocol of the bucharest president bush tried to put pressure on... the heads of state in 2008 and with great zeal sought an invitation georgia and ukraine, in which they did not succeed, then, as usually happens in such cases, in order to save face , they included an excerpt on which mr. stoltenberg now relies in his statements. i recommend that mr. stoltenberg look at the nato treaty, in particular at article 10, then he will discover that ukraine in general. cannot become a member of nato, at least not in the foreseeable future, i don’t know what will happen in 50 or 100 years, but in the foreseeable future it will not be able, firstly, that yes, i will get to that, but first briefly, in -firstly, ukraine is not can say that they could, as we have been hearing for a long time from our minister of foreign affairs, obtain membership in the alliance, having every right to do so, although this is basically the case, according to international law, desire is not enough for nato. because nato must invite each ne

stoltenberg says that ukraine will become a member of nato, he refers to the protocol of the bucharest to put pressure on the heads of state, in 2008, yes, with great zeal he sought an invitation from georgia and ukraine, which he did not succeed in, then how this usually happens in such cases. in kamenika, to save face , they included an excerpt, which is now in their mr. stoltenberg relies on statements. i recommend that mr. stoltenberg look at the nato treaty, in particular at article 10. and then he will discover that ukraine cannot become a member of nato at all. at least not in the foreseeable future. i don’t know what will happen in 50 or 100 years, but in the foreseeable future it won’t be possible. first of all, yes, i will get to this, but first briefly. firstly, ukraine cannot say that they could, as we have been hearing for a long time from our minister of foreign affairs, obtain membership in the alliance, having absolutely right, although this is fundamentally true, according to international law for nato, desire is not enough, because nato must invite each new member bas

claudio tirziu from the alliance for the union of romanians party outlined very specific ambitions of bucharestes. in the ukrainian media this is called annexation in romanian associations. well, the author of the initiative himself talks about a return. the minsk rightists are just promising to gather again, but why isn’t this all bad news for ukraine, stanislav bernwald will explain, stanislav, good evening, but it’s not only romania that is sharpening its nose to cut off a slice of the ukrainian pie. hello, alexey, yes, indeed, there are only more and more people who want to dine on ukraine. remember this children's rhyme: we shared an orange, there were many of us, but he was one. so, this little counting rhyme is more relevant today than ever. it seems that everyone already understands that within the boundaries of the ninety-first year. the current ukraine will no longer exist, with friends of the square, such as romania and poland have long had views on individual ukrainian regions. hungary has repeatedly declared its rights to land, but whose voices are at the forefront of these territo

claudio terzio from the alliance for the union of romanians party, outlined very specific ambitions of bucharestes, in the ukrainian media this is called annexation in the romanian unification, well, the author of the initiative himself speaks of returning to the borders of the state what when -it belonged to the romanian nation. the list of claims is quite extensive and it was not without reason that it was voiced not only at the party meeting, but at the monument to stephen great. whose legacy the romanians are right and promise to reassemble again, but this is not all bad news for ukraine. stanislav bernwald will confirm. remember this children's rhyme: we shared an orange, there were many of us, but he was one. so this little counting rhyme is more relevant today than ever. it seems that everyone already understands that within the borders of the ninety-first year, current ukraine will no longer exist; friends of the square, such as romania and poland, have long had views on individual ukrainian regions. hungary more than once claimed their rights to the lands, but whose voices are at the fo

are manipulated by someone, are they manipulated from inside budapest, are they manipulated from bucharestre they manipulated from russia, most likely both other, in what way, well, all this can be unearthed , the question is that that meeting, it is actually a positive story, of course, peter sijarta is not an independent politician, is not a person who... constantly builds, defines, or wants to promote external politics, he is completely dependent on viktor orbán, and the player around orbán is completely different , we understand this very well, the fact that a certain, certain contact begins, whether he will also be human, somehow , we will see, but nevertheless, it is a contact between. .. by officials who can determine, and what and how to do in ukrainian-hungarian relations, whether it will be possible to restart them there or change the emotion around them, i am rather skeptical about this, but nevertheless, change such an emotional color and start talking about some issues that are for us. are jointly important, of course , and it is not only transcarpathia at all, it is more like

time declared presented to ukraine and georgia would join me to put in was there at that summit in bucharest when i was there a to and i remember from susan him asking merkle and the french, why did you do that? while the americans and the british, an awesome test does look at what's the answer right? now, the americans, encore, and the shots for europe together, wisdom preachers, they are searching for tune to which the continental europe is dancing. this financing, still shame on you and your neighbors as eugene friends. to me because the here who has to fight for a strategic tournament, no one will give you the strategic autonomy. lastly, a sure. yeah. little you are was split you however our people, my united it's more than an issue. leah no. nope. just because of it. so there's still place for the local and what is going on next to a new way in the ins and around the special new at your operation has made our society health. here we have seen examples of veritable here via x. self sacrifice is demonstrated by the fighters on the phone fly, and the members of their families who show soli

it can be decided, whether it is some independent players in romania who go against the policy of bucharesthether it is just reporters and legs and are growing, i think that after all... the romanian government is unlikely to be behind these actions, the attempt to block the border from the romanian side, because the government, well, it is a nato country, and the romanian government takes a pro-ukrainian position , he understands very well that there is a real danger for romania itself, if , for example, russia manages to carry out aggression, an invasion on the territory of moldova, then... there will be no other choice but to take part in the defense of moldova, that is, it will lead to direct conflict directly war with a nato member country, and romania understands this well, it understands that it is necessary to support ukraine in every possible way, that is, what is happening, the actions of farmers, i do not connect them with the actions of the romanian government, but it seems to me that these issues should be resolved legally and at the local level. that is , the border must be un

have taken their own, nevertheless , the construction of a transport corridor through romania from bucharestthe ukrainian border continues, that is, their leadership also has some plans and probably has ways to regulate this situation, such as we have... . not good news from the kharkiv region, the head of the kharkiv ova reported that the russians hit an apartment building in kupyansk, one woman died, two more people were injured, well, where are the shaheds aiming now in the night attacks of muscovites, too it is more clear when we looked at the results of the work of the ukrainian air force regarding downed shaheds in... in the south, in the kherson region and in the mykolaiv region, they primarily target agricultural enterprises , farms, in exactly the same way, debris also damaged one of the agricultural enterprises in the dnipropetrovsk region, so here it is was the target of the russian-fascist occupiers that night. we do not know who was aiming and when and how it all happened, but in crimea they report that it is ours... friends from the partisan units talk about finding a drowned a

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here in bucharest, political scientist bogdan duca, we are glad to welcome you when we talk about protestsarmers, firstly, this, of course, is connected directly or with the supply of grain from ukraine through moldova. and, in fact, now in romania everyone is very worried about this. do you know how romania started? they made obligations to washington, the usa, and europe, without taking into account the interests of their citizens. a lot fell on the shoulders of the private sector, more and more taxes, more and more difficulties, less and less support from the government, so we saw that... even the crisis began to grow, in addition to the crisis with food, with grain, for example, we have a very there are many librarians, social sector workers who are also going out today to protest in 23, but now we see a huge wave, because the police and gendarmerie in romania, now they are starting to support this protest, this is already happening, thank you very much, all of you. best wishes, it’s not entirely possible to compare the situation in romania with germany, as if the result is the same, b

of pieces of equipment, if it is dozens, well, i don't remember i drive hundreds, i think, from bucharest to the ukrainian border, then from in order to have roads to the black sea ports, the romanians actively took up this matter in order to actually help ukraine through this route to... leave poland, hungary, slovakia, which have their own problems and give access to the black beaver, as far as it is possible prospectively, such a story and what it shows from the point of view of the romanians, well, i will just remind our viewers, mr. mykola knows this for sure, he remembers it very well, at one time we had quite significant conflicts with romania during the time of leonid kuchma due to the division of the black sea shelf, plus there, to whom should the island of the snake belong, and then somehow it was still decided, somewhere we made concessions, well, and now we see that they are going to, well, somewhere to a meeting on... maybe, well, no, they are just doing the right thing, they are protecting their economy, they understand that they will receive funds from this transit, and the

. >> when my grandfather, who survived the war but also fought and went to bucharest. and only after his death in 1980 i have found out he had two brothers. in that momen' understood didn't know anything real. all people occupying them important positions. i was trying to interview them that i was lying to them i was a journalist. and actually i was trying to understand what in reality happens in the sovietna union i wrote five books about it. the history of the evolution of mentality. which will be published hopefully in english. so for me, in order to close the writing this novel. >> the sac. [laughter] it must've been quite a remarkable journey going around with your tape recorder and pretend that you were a journalist for. >> it was incredible. to get into crimea i found a man who isar 85 years old is working as a nightht guard one of the prosecutors who found a death warrant of people without court decisions. i have nine hours of conversations with him. with his romantic life. he never said he was sorry. and i understood of two or 3000 people. i have encounters li

of pieces of equipment, if it is dozens, well, i don’t remember exactly, i think hundreds, from bucharesto the ukrainian border, then to ensure that there were roads to the black sea ports, the romanians actively took up this matter in order to actually help ukraine bypass poland, hungary, slovakia, which have its certain problems and to give access to the black fight, how promising it is, such a story and what it shows from the point of view of the romanians, well, i'll just remind you. to our viewers, mr. mykola knows this for sure, he remembers it very well, at one time we had quite significant conflicts with romania during the time of leonid kuchma due to the division of the black sea shelf, plus who should belong to the snake island, and then , somehow, the decision was , somewhere we made concessions, well, now we see, they are going to, well, somewhere to meet us, maybe, well, no, they just they are doing the right thing, they are protecting their economy, they understand that they will receive funds from this transit, and their ports will be busy, and they are taking advantage of

in bucharest they were raised bilingually. but living in germany was never an option for them. their roots to their romanian homeland. drum deep and many nephews them here, especially that's why i no longer start my list. and when i grandmother died to nasa, i came to the empty house a short time later certification live, who faded into a very difficult time in my life. the associate against that, solely mentally. well, a time when i was wondering who i was and what i was actually doing the oh, yeah. so that it gave me so i wasn't so conscious of it at the time. but it turned out to be a wonderful dream. and so malayna state. but realizing her dream became more complicated than expected. the couple kept coming up against new unforeseen problems. that's not wanting it or is it the nails from alex to supply? don't know it, or is it the nails from alex to supply don't fit. they won't be able to continue working on the wooden frames for the pavilion. well, molina and alex tried to find a solution for the to the north. people are also working to preserve another, or it has no chance

. >> my grandfather who survived the war went to bucharest and he was a stalinist. only after a his death in 1980 i had twot that he brothers. most were arrested and sent to the gulags. i assumed i didn't know anything about the soviet union and i started traveling to the t sovit union. i was looking for people who were occupying important positions. i was trying to interview them and i was lying to them that i was a journalist. i was learning to be a journalist. as result a result i wrote five books about thee soviet union ad only one is published in english. it's the history of the evolution that there's a trilogy and a novel which will be published. for me in order -- >> it must have been quite a remarkable journey impersonating a journalist. >> it was incredible because in crimea aconda man who is 85 years old who was working for the police and he turned out to be one of the few prosecutors in the 1930s who gave a death warrant to people without court decisions. i have nine or visit conversations with him. he was mixing his professional life with his romantic li

one of the alarming cases on bucharest street.under special control of the chief. experienced frosts, the temperature dropped to -30. employees. landed on the facade of an apartment building and have been protecting residents for a century and a half. the homeowner, like many others, wanted to decorate his home with these unusual animals to attract the attention of potential tenants. and he succeeded; those who wanted to live under the protection of an entire army of winged creatures lined up, because the guards only seemingly stern, but actually good-natured. in chinese culture, they help people and save them from drought and floods. bring harmony to the home. 20 years ago , nine more fire-breathing deities joined the mythical guard. near an apartment building with a quaint facade, they set up a garden. you and i can understand that dragons are chinese by counting the number of toes on their paws; if there are five, then the dragon is chinese. four for the korean dragon and three for the japanese. st. petersburg sculptors and arc

well, in fact when my my grandfather who survived the war but he fought and he went up to bucharest. he was a stalinist and a communist. and only after his death, 1980, i have found out he had two brothers, both when the communists in 1930s and both were arrested and sent to balloch. and since moment. actually, i understood that i didn't know real about soviet history and i started traveling in the union with a dictation mission. which was quite big, and i was looking for old people who were occupying positions in the old. i was trying to interview you with them and i was lying to them the time journalist i am teaching and learning be a journalist at and actually i was trying to understand what in happened in the soviet union as the result, i wrote five books about the soviet union. only one of them is published in english the big four's views. it's the history of evolution of mentality, but there is trilogy also and one more novel which will be published hopefully in english. so for me, in order to close the book, probably nine years in this novel's. yes, i see. that's me. it must h

well, in fact, when my grandfather who survived the war but he also fought and he weapon up to bucharest, he was a stalinest and a -- [inaudible] 1980 i have found out that he had two brothers, both or communists and both were arrested and sent to gulag. and still that -- i didn't know anything real about soviet history, and i started traveling in the soviet union with a dictation mission which was -- [inaudible] and i was looking for all people who were occupied in important positions in the old time. i was trying to interview them. and i was lying to them that i'm a journalist, so i'm learning to be a journalist. and actually i i was trying to understand what in reality happened in thein receive yet union concern soviet union. as a result, i wrote five books about it. only one of them was published in english. it's the history of evolution of soviet mentality. but there is a trillion jay also and one -- trilogy also and one more novel which will be published, hopefully, in english. so for me, in order to -- [audio difficulty] probably nine years writing this novel. >> yeah, i see. [lau

you also could g a kinds of automobiles bargain prices because people abandoned their automobiles, bucharest and took off basically either through constanta for ships or by car or train through hungary or romania to escape. lithuania, lithuania in chaos in this period, the lithuanians wanted the city of vilnius since invaded on september quicklyo they give it to the lithuania. coission for polishelief inthe a coalitionre, spent ten, seven months feeding and housing tens, thousands of people in need. eventually, most of the polish soldiers and some of the civilians the lithuanians interned, them in camps in northern lithuania. and then later when the soviets take over the country completely many of them find themselves in kazakhstan and uzbekistan uzbekistan, interred polish soldiers. i got these photographs out of the romanian archives. i lovehene down on the right, you know, because the one of the pbl, one of the things the ymca wanted to do was not just feed and house, but providankind of recreation. religious services, you know, o courses in polish or romanian, all kinds of things to try

um, it came up at the bucharest summit that yeah at the bucharest summit that year.aging ? and what was he envisaging? and particularly when, you know, at the budapest agreement in 1994, which was so critical when ukraine disarmed , armed and ukraine disarmed, armed and seemingly russia , moscow agreed seemingly russia, moscow agreed to the national sovereignty of ukraine, there was an understanding whether it was written or not, that nato would not go further east, and that thatis not go further east, and that that is absolutely a given. just to draw breath is that i think we need far more skilful and agile planning for this . as agile planning for this. as i said, you don't need a revolution . we don't need that revolution. we don't need that much more money for defence. but the money that has been dispensed so far, particularly on weapons systems, look at the latest national audit office's report that, i mean, the kind of thing that shapps is talking aboutis thing that shapps is talking about is actually completely unaffordable in the that unaffordable in the term

eyes of your great-grandmother, i had a very happy childhood, i was born after the war in 1947 in bucharestied in the war, took her to moscow, and then to bucharest, and then people who lived abroad were sent to raise the farm, dad was an oil worker, he graduated from a mining college, went to war from the city of bialystok, was a director from an oil depot. i need to tell you about the bay, because it seems that it is far away and cold, the city is populated, who was he? oh, they were there outstanding people, such names, surnames and destinies, and it was strong there, there were many, then they were released to free settlement, some even settled. stayed there, it was a small town, very clean, beautiful, there were many architects who were from moscow, from leningrad, artists, musicians. we had such a palace of culture, the central house of culture, it exists now, and there was an adult choir, i even went to sing in the adult choir, sat down, i loved it so much that there were adults, and i sat and sang there with them, there were no special teachers to study , i studied at orchestra pit,

ukraine is a misfortune, a horror. and tragedy, but it all started in april 2008 at the nato summit in bucharestre us president george w. bush and british prime minister gordon brown insisted on admitting ukraine to the north atlantic alliance. i was sitting there then, all this was discussed until the morning, there was huge disunity and it was clear that this would have negative consequences, many opposed the admission of ukraine, i i was also against it, that’s where i would look for the root of the problem, everything else was a consequence of this decision, russia felt threatened and behaved like a person driven into a corner. another european politician who, breaking the mold, defiantly does not go to kiev, preferring the border uzhgorod, the hungarian foreign minister the other day immediately... uzhgorod became part of ukraine only after the great patriotic war, and before that it was part of hungary for centuries. seyarta met with colleague kuleba to discuss infringement of the rights of his compatriots in ukraine. we do not ask for anything more than the return of the rights of hungari

>> if you look at the stephen mike long enough in bucharest. >> we got to go. all right. thank you.r keir starmer takes on sunak. with us for on rishi sunak. stay with us for the up our new show the build up to our new show pmqs live. it's very good. don't go anywhere. >> brighter outlook with boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar weather on . gb news. >> hello there . welcome to your >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news. weather update with me annie shuttleworth from the office . we have an amber the met office. we have an amber snow warning in force for northern of scotland from northern areas of scotland from this all the this afternoon all the way through we've got through thursday as we've got cold still dominating across cold air still dominating across the uk , bringing that risk of the uk, bringing that risk of snow. but low pressure has brought frontal systems close to the south coast through this morning so it is, morning. so here it is, a cloudier day and we had cloudier day and we have had a few flakes of snow, but mainly just rain. further just some drizz

2008, it was then that these countries promised kiev membership in nato at the alliance summit in bucharest. this statement was made by ex-president of the czech republic vaclav klaus on the sidelines of the january pre-voz forum. however, the world media and organizers chose not to focus on such a thesis, since the speech deviated from the generally accepted anti-russian position. in in connection with this, klaus himself later posted the text of his own speech on his own. world war patriotism. these are the results of a british survey: 40% of citizens aged 18 to 40 would refuse to serve in the army in the case of a british market research company. if the enemy invaded british territory, the number of draft dodgers would be about 30%. at the same time, only 7% of citizens would volunteer to join the military, and 21% would consider serving only if they were drafted. last week , the uk, following other western countries, began to intimidate citizens with threats after the third world war, a return to universal military service is not excluded. in leipzig , vandals scrawled markers on photog