well, i am sure that this president and our entire team will never allow the second budapest of the memorandum these security guarantees that i believe we are getting , they will really be legally enshrined by the task of the group on more issues of international security guarantees of ukraine, there is the development of much more serious and more powerful guarantees than in the budapest memorandum, said the former and nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen at a briefing with the head of the president's office andrii yermakov, the day before mosen arrived in ukraine, he joined an international group of experts that should prepare recommendations for the ukrainian government on providing ukraine with security guarantees, we will hear our task to work out 100% security guarantees , which will be much more serious and much more powerful than the many security guarantees that were included in the so-called budapest memorandum, where one of the guarantor countries , namely russia, managed to violate the same guarantees which they gave after signing the budapest memorandum, serhii bokov is no

maybe so, if you say from afar, we could have helped after the signing of the budapest memorandum, wecould have helped if we had not started such a total reduction of long-range weapons , and under the pressure of our partners and under the pressure of russia, we gave away everything that we had, and everything that is long-range , if we talk about complexes, this is already far from the budapest memorandum, these are complexes of 200 that can shoot down air targets up to 200 km away, we had really powerful weapons, the planes were the same here, 22m3, as they hit kremenchug, it is also possible for our planes that we once had in ukraine, together with such planes as the tu-160 -195 were cut into scrap metal and given by russia in debt for gas, well, this is such a background story, could we today resist such a weapon, well, obviously we could, but well, it does not always succeed and it succeeds very rarely, some rockets were used on the shopping center in kremenchuk, this is a soviet produced by the kh-22 missile, which is high-speed, it flies at a speed of 3000 km/h and more, it is

from the former soviet union republics, among which ukraine security was guaranteed by the budapest memorandum. teaches him so, please share your conclusions , i.e. exactly how it looks and what moscow has taught the states that do not have nuclear weapons, this is the name of one of your recent articles russia does not only have nuclear weapons, but russia is allowed by an official nuclear proliferation treaty here they are and this is already er ukraine not ukraine not only does not have nuclear weapons ukraine is also prohibited from having nuclear weapons therefore the treaty therefore this er attack of russia on ukraine carries er packets are far away go go tomorrow do in atoshke europe and because this is converting the logic of this non-proliferation of nuclear weapons because eh, if eh turns into a treaty, it is an instrument for the distance between the territories of nuclear states, when surveyors of non-nuclear states will ask themselves a question, such people in ukraine now give a question and why me we have an uncle for weapons, it’s just an international law, you can’t behave, i

federation , that is, not as a subject of the soviet union, but as an independent state, there was a budapest memorandum that was concluded and which guaranteed the security of the ukrainian state in the event of the surrender of nuclear weapons, and one of the signatories of this agreement was the russian federation, but the russian federation ignored this agreement in 2014, annexed crimea, started a war in donbas, and then it was already clear that there are no agreements for russia that they could violate, that is, they violate all their agreements, they refuse their agreements well, then we remember that in 1997 there was a big agreement which was signed by boris yeltsin and leonid kuchma, this is the so-called great treaty between the russian federation and ukraine, it provided for the recognition and respect of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of both states, that is, ukraine recognized the borders of the russian federation, and the russian federation recognized the borders and territorial integrity of the ukrainian state, at the same time we concluded an agreement on the presence of the

three times in 2014 to convene a meeting on the consultation of states on guarantees of the budapest memorandumd there that if this memorandum does not work, then all the package decisions are called into question, and therefore, all the obligations that ukraine took on, then they also do not work. and here in this it is clear from the situation that putin tried to twist it together with his propaganda that he said zelensky announced that ukraine would return to nuclear weapons under putin's secretary in this little synchronicity that you and i had before that i heard him say that ukraine supposedly knows all of russia's demands and sooner or later it will come and still have to agree on something, and we are supposedly waiting for that, and the demands of the russian federation have been constantly changing and constantly being adjusted over the past four months, so they wanted a full identification of demilitarization, and they got it on the contrary, with the militarization of ukraine, we get a lot of weapons. they wanted the spread of the russian world in ukraine, well, it is meant at the e

serious, much more powerful than those security guarantees that were laid down in the so-called budapest memorandumes ukraine is already ready to provide, tornadoes, hurricanes and even iskanders of zelenodolsk, which in dnipropetrovsk region are under russian fire every day. here is this vyrva from getting hit from the kander. the locals are joking about what exactly is in this yard. there was a base and how people live. why don't they run away from russian shells first in kilometer-long queues for free customs clearance

nations when it was created in the forties of the 20th century, obviously russia signed the budapest memorandum of 1991, persuading ukraine to give up nuclear weapons in exchange for state sovereignty, and what are we seeing now? people, you know, people in the west have forgotten about that agreement that was concluded, and it seems obvious that russia simply broke this agreement and now it is not russia that behaves cruelly, but putin behaved cruelly in 2014 as well. and now you think that we only have putin in everything. i think this is putin's war and i know many russian businessmen who are shocked by this war. no, i'm not talking about the oligarchs. i think that the oligarchs are shocked by this war for various reasons. but of course, russian business owners who have built a business or entrepreneurs in russia, they are categorically against this war, they are categorically against putin, some were brave enough, like oleg tinkov, who built his bank from scratch called tinko. in the bank, who expressed his opinion and of course, the bank was actually taken away from him, others with whom

mean well, first of all, i continued your topic, in fact i completely agree with you, the new budapest memorandumuit us at all, uh, as for alternative ways, it is definitely not easy . does it make sense? overland with ukraine by rail to baltic ports, there are already several such corridors in operation, it is clear that it will still be more expensive than those options from the black sea ports, but when the question is the food security of the world, whether it is more expensive or cheaper , it is already important that the second option is the danube ports our ports, izmail, here are danube wolf, compared to the same odessa mykolaiv agglomeration, they are very small and do not have enough infrastructure, but they also allow exporting part of the grain after liberation from the yorks of snake island, there is, in principle, a corridor that allows, with a certain amount of risk, to russia anyway, the risk of russian strikes does not disappear, but the section is quite short and quickly overloaded, so that vessels can go to romanian territorial waters, where they are actually already under the

if that's not the case , the russian federation must fulfill its guarantees according to the budapest memorandumia must fulfill its guarantees regarding inviolability . territory and integrity of ukraine, why did you and i discuss all this with this person, this is part of speaking so that our viewers clearly understand everything about him, he is no longer in charge of anything, he already knows what the taste of the kremlin will say and do, he is saving himself and he will save himself at a price life in our children, this is a man, if you can call him that, he said that in three days this war will last for three days, in four days they will fold, raise their hands and everything will surrender, i will tell you. honestly, there in 2014 year, i still thought that it couldn't be like that. well, this is an independent state, the people. no, he showed that he can, he can, he can bend, he can sneer, he can be a vassal like that. unfortunately, now i have no faith in him, distrust, no faith, because he lied alone time second third wave back and forth it's clear that you don't want them they want to

well, let's remember the budapest memorandum agreement between ukraine and russia 2 minsk agreementsinsk agreements two now a grain agreement well, i don't know, the shelling can be interpreted as russia denouncing this agreement too, because if they allow it even before the export of ukrainian grain begins, then any provocation is possible to wait for a long time, this moment will export one of our ports to the world, you said that you are opposed to this grain agreement being called minsk 3. is it possible to trust russia within the framework of some hours, or is there ever an agreement at all? once upon a time, russia adhered to some agreements with ukraine, well, in view of your extensive diplomatic experience, what do you say about this, they tried when they were weaker in the 90s , in principle, it seemed to us that a large treaty with russia, where the third article guaranteed territorial inviolability the sovereignty of ukraine, that it will work forever, when russia was weak, it held on as soon as it had opportunities to strengthen its position, it destroyed them , that is,

within the framework of some international agreements, russia violated well, let's remember the budapest memorandumetween ukraine and russia 2 minsk agreements one, minsk agreements two, now a grain agreement well, i don’t know, the shelling can be interpreted as russia denouncing this agreement too, because if they allow it even before the export of ukrainian grain begins, then any provocation can be expected in the course of this moment will export one of our ports to the world, you said that you are opposed to this grain agreement being called minsk in general, in view of your extensive diplomatic experience, what do you say about this, they tried when they were weaker in the 90s, in principle, it seemed to us that the big treaty with russia, where the third article guaranteed territorial integrity, the sovereignty of ukraine, what would it be act forever, when russia was weak, she held back as soon as she had the opportunity to strengthen her position, she destroyed them , that is, everything depends on russia, the state of russia if she is weak and she will be weak all the time and then it is

by the way, the disagreement and the memorandum is a separate such reason for the budapest memorandumch is also destroyed, and who is it? tell me who will send their ships here for grain if you are not they know that russia can attack them after it has guaranteed that it will not do this. well , how. well, as i see it, there is only one option. it is for erdogan and gutierrez to get down on their knees and ask to send boats and give such guarantees. i don't know, i give . yes or or blood to sign cut to yourself here they just condemned the actions of russia, but i don’t have any criticism of the address condemns the same day well, what are you going to do with the katsaps well, what with them well, yesterday everyone said that they can violate and beyond the rest of their lives they deal with violations they can't believe various so-and-so and so-and-so. i read the text of this memorandum and it's not written there, and what will happen if they violate it . it was necessary to write it and i. that's how i fantasized , uh, at least three more things could have been written there . well

under such conditions, so to speak, the agreements have not turned into another version of the budapest memorandumf there are no enforcement instruments , well, first of all, these agreements have a limited validity period of 120 days, and if something happens that is very unfavorable and extremely unacceptable for ukraine, ukraine may not continue these agreements in the end, you know, that is, there is mutual dependence here ukraine needs currency from the sale of its grain, the world needs this grain, especially certain regions of the planet, and turkey needs this equipment in order for its international reputation and the reputation of a country that can to play the role of this third party in the conflicts in the mediterranean and black sea regions, erdoğan encroached on such an ambitious mission in this case, so of course turkey will be interested in these agreements being held, definitely like me already said that russia will do everything in order to create additional tension against the background of this issue, but as for our ukrainian de marches yes, of course, they can be in the future

at us with weapons that , including at one time, we surrendered under the guarantees of the budapest memorandumthen the world should definitely react to this, because ukraine is the first country that voluntarily got rid of a huge nuclear potential and arsenal, in return, we were guaranteed by other nuclear states that we would be untouchable by other countries in your words 7.94 28 years ago, i, a colonel of military intelligence, ran for the verkhovna rada and i even wrote an article in the newspaper will they drink champagne in lendl, well, this is the headquarters, this is a movement, and all the articles i concluded that the nuclear disarmament of ukraine is a colossal success, american , russian, and other, well, the development of, well, for the first time, russian russian so that they disarm us in our country there were 176 missiles, we had the third potential in the world and it was a hundred percent guarantor of our security and imagine what a unique nation of ukrainians we are, we gave up these third potential of the world in the name of preserving the entire universe, the whole worl

not fulfill the obligations it has assumed, this also applied to the minsk agreements of the budapest memorandum, this applies to the engineering conventions that apply to it and, unfortunately, to it is a great pity that not all relatives know the confirmation of location and not all relatives received confirmation of the capture of people through the central agency of e-e search through the international committee of the red cross . to invite people or contact the national information center by short number 1648 in order to find out about the fate of their relatives who got into captured or missing, if there is such information, or contact the united center at 37 spayskaya, which is located in the city of kyiv, they can also provide such information. but it is really possible to get some parts of such information about that, all these actions can be performed only if the parties fulfill their obligations, including the international obligations that they have undertaken , we understand that there is no dnr and lnr this there are proxy formations of the russian federation that are obtained only

didn't go like that, the russian federation has to fulfill its guarantees according to the budapest memorandumrussia has to fulfill its guarantees regarding the inviolability of the territory and the integrity of ukraine, in principle, why are we with you it everything was discussed by this person, this person should speak so that our viewers clearly understand everything about him, he no longer controls anything, what will the taste of the kremlin say and do, he is saving himself and he will save himself at the cost of the lives of our children, this is the person, if so can you name what he said that in three days this war will last for three days in four days they will fold, raise their hands and everything will be surrendered i will tell you i am only saying this about lukashenko now i had great hope for him honest there in 2014 i still i thought i couldn't be like that. well, that's it an independent state, the people, no, he showed that he can, he can, he can bend over, he can sneer, he can be a vassal like that, unfortunately, and now i have no faith in him, distrust, no faith, because

is also a country that is a guarantor of our territorial integrity. in accordance with the budapest memorandum, and of course ukraine would like more decisive statements not from china. and all this is not called a war, it is called some kind of conflict. you understand the two sides, it is not clear even for the aggressor in all this, and so on, and the fact that two days ago our president embarrassed the president of brazil, who said that the traditions of brazil are that the ukrainian people are being killed, and that india buys oil too cheaply from the russian federation. with ukrainian blood and the fact that some countries buy stolen grain from ukrainian grain warehouses, we talked about several ships that left the occupied ukrainian port of berdyansk and so on, fine, let it be syria, which is itself a sponsor of terrorism, meanwhile, meanwhile if putin had a complete blockade and was not shaking hands with all the countries of the world, we would already be much faster, everything here is over, meanwhile, everyone is calculating something selfishly, harming all international law. i am n

for example, the most important one is the budapest memorandum. there was a, there was signed in 1994 that guarantees the territorial integrity and independence of ukraine. russia has violated this and it has violated many accords. and you wouldn't really be surprised that a country invading another country is not seen as trustworthy or that country. right. and on the, on the same sort of a level, the kremlin says 8 missiles at military targets in odessa on saturday. and that won't impact a grain export. does that claim stand up? or we cannot verify what exactly they had, we were told by the ukrainians, the port infrastructure. russia said that this herb, these poor, the warehouses that were used to store a harpoons, that's an anti ship weapons. we cannot verify this. and, but what we can say is that this, mr. was shut just it within 24 hours after the signing of the agreement. on one of the ports that are involved in this agreement, and it would be foolish not to read this as a sign that russia can disrupt these exports at any moment by attacking

times since 2014 to convene a meeting regarding the consultation of the guarantor states of the budapest memorandumt, he mentioned there that if this the memorandum does not work, which means that all package solutions are then put into question, and therefore, all the commitments that ukraine took on, which means they also do not work. well, in this situation, it is clear that putin tried to twist it together with his propaganda, saying that zelenskyi said that ukraine would resort to nuclear weapons when putin's secretary, in this little synchronicity that you and i heard before, said that ukraine knew all the requirements russia will come sooner or later and we will still have to agree on something, and we are waiting for that. the demands of the russian federation have been constantly changing and constantly being adjusted over the past four months, so they wanted full identification of demilitarization, and they got it. on the contrary, the militarization of ukraine, we get a lot of weapons. they wanted the spread of the russian world in ukraine, well, it is meant at the expense of, as they sa

and much more powerful than those security guarantees that were laid down in the so-called budapest memorandumcanes and even iskanders of zelenodolsk , which in dnipropetrovsk region are under russian fire every day . here is this vyrva from being hit by a kander. base and how people live. why don't they run away from russian shells? first there were kilometer-long queues for free customs clearance, now there are crowds of people who register a car on their own, why did they decide to import a person from excise duties and taxes, we do not embellish the reality, we show the real picture so that you know the truth, the only news the main thing tomorrow at 20:00 is the provision of arms to ukraine and increased pressure on russia, the head of the president's office andriy yarmak and the adviser to the prime minister of the czech republic, tomasz pólar, discussed the parties and the restoration yermak thanked the affected territories of our country for supporting the decision of the eu states to grant ukraine the status of a candidate for accession and emphasized that further support from prague

and the territorial integrity of the sovereignty of ukraine, one of the signatories of the budapest memorandum in december in 1994, then prime minister john meyer did it, but what is important to emphasize is that one of the first after the resignation of boresh johnson called volodymyr zelensky precisely in order to assure him and the ukrainian people of the unchanging support of london , and i want to remind you that now officially people are conservatives they are not nominated for the position of the next leader of the party, only one person said and confirmed that they will be nominated, but everyone is waiting for the new rules that will be established by the influential parliamentary committee 1922 on monday, among the potential contenders for the leadership of the prime minister's office , all of them are supporters of ukraine, and there are even two strong anti-russian hawks, and this is the minister of foreign affairs and passion and this is the minister of defense, ben holos, and anthony was sent to kyiv today editor of the general who heads the defense headquarters of the british a

it does not owe us anything, there is no agreement international, and she did not sign the budapest memorandum, but you can imagine your problems in them. social democrats today, relatively speaking, are leftists who have always never stood on conventionally pro-ukrainian positions. today, a dynamo-machine that says no and in scholz there are huge internal problems again and certainly not the last the muscovites are playing a game in order to shake, let's say, the coalition in germany was not so united that they, at least, that they give us, that they did not stop this for this task. today i emphasized the diplomats above all ukrainian maksinaftovy and they still do not have an answer to this question, they will have very difficult periods of an internal social nature. how long will they hold out? then we can say that our partners have put a firm shoulder, they will not hold back. it will be more difficult for us. anna hopko, how will european partners react? here are these statements of the russian side, to what extent are they really significant for them, the warsaw security office and two f

serious and much more powerful than those security guarantees that laid down in the so-called budapest memorandum , and what guarantees are already prepared to provide ukraine with tornadoes, hurricanes and even zelenodolsk that in the dnipropetrovsk region under russian fire every day . here is this vyrva from being hit by a kander. locals joke about what exactly. there was a nato base in this yard and how do people live. why don't they run away from russian shells? first there were kilometer-long queues for free customs clearance, now there are crowds who register their cars for themselves, why ? made a decision to import a person from customs duties, excise and taxes, we do not embellish the reality, we show the real picture so that you know the truth, the only news is the main thing today at 20:00, the first step in solving the problem electronic prescriptions for antibiotics have been implemented since august. this was announced by the ministry of health and they emphasize that the electronic prescription will allow monitoring the purpose and volume of drug use, as well as combating antibiot

is it well we have the budapest memorandum where we're we said, well you give up your territory you give up your nuclear weapons and we'll protect your territorial integrity. i mean these i i mark my words if we ever get to this point in estonia, there will be on every on fox and cnn and msnbc every all sorts of pundits and analysts are gonna come on and say do we want to risk, you know millions of people dying for for this country that most people can't locate on a map. i mean, it's it's the same thing at some point. i mean he is in a position right now where he's gonna he's challenging every rule. every every tradition every border in what he's doing in ukraine and and we can face it now or we can face it later. and so i would argue that it's better to help the ukrainians win this war then then ending up in a situation where where we are are basically folding to putin's bluff because he has the nuclear weapons either in the future or now, and he will threaten us with nuclear weapons in the future or now, and and the one thing he does respect and and i've seen this time and time again,

ukraine depended on what was stated in the budapest memorandum in the early nineties.dence at this moment russian intelligence was presented to ukraine at all levels in all government bodies the kremlin plans to change the regime in ukraine why did they announce this right now the kremlin is preparing the russian population to include new areas in the russian federation that there will be representatives in zaporozhye and in southern ukraine kherson, and these territories, as i believe, will be annexed to the russian federation, there are also two more territories that were seized, so to speak this territory of donetsk and luhansk the kremlin was preparing people for this . the war that putin is waging against ukraine is also a war against the unity of europe, now it cannot be divided. he added that it could also touch on more painful places, foreign minister lavrov said that moscow's main goal in ukraine is to free the ukrainian people from his unacceptable regime quote last week, the minister foreign affairs. lavrov did the same. he publicly said what we always knew,

ukraine depended on what was stated in the budapest memorandum at the beginning nineties. has given up its nuclear weapons, which help in gaining independence at this moment russian intelligence has been represented to ukraine at all levels in all government bodies the kremlin plans to change the regime in ukraine why did they announce this right now the kremlin is preparing the russian population to include new areas in the russian the federation is verbally preparing for this, we are talking about the fact that there will be representatives in zaporozhye and in the south of ukraine kherson and these territories, as i think, will be annexed to the russian federation there are also two more territories that were seized, so to speak , this territory of donetsk and luhansk, the kremlin prepared people for this, european cohesion causes concern of the federal president of the strainar, according to the president. the war that putin is waging against ukraine is also a war against the unity of europe, now it cannot be divided. he added that this could also apply to more painful

he recalled this budapest memorandum, which had to be respected.ission, when turning the third world war, then why make a statement? as you say, which are pleasant to everyone and do not affect anything, nevertheless desirable, well, as desirable, if you want to prevent something, you need to make a statement that is not pleasant for everyone, who influence something, who can back to the beginning of our conversation to prevent. he is not a ukrainian, he does not feel sorry for people, not ukrainian territories, his task is to prevent the united states from getting involved in a direct military conflict with russia. for this he will make a politically correct statement to suit everyone. supporting ukraine but not going into direct conflict, that is, he still feels the power to stop. yes, i think so, because he is also a moral authority. and well, the leader of which, but there are few left on this planet. here he is such conciliatory some things say pleasure. here they pushed him into a corner, pointing with his finger that he was entering realpoli

understand it, we understand it, that you can promise to be something to sign, and a memorandum like the one in 1994 will be in budapestample. then throw rockets here again, kill children, kill women, kill purely the civilian population, that's why the issue here is very acute, very guests, i say once again that our country is unique. i don't know of such a case in history when, during the war, a country that fights for its freedom independence told the world that we are ready to save you, we encounter blood, but we are ready to save from hunger, we have this grain, we are ready to share it . account of ukraine i think that the higher political leadership of our country not only knows this, it also follows this course, but i correctly understood that no matter what is agreed upon in istanbul, the last word will be up to the ukrainian military and the military leadership today we are all military, and i am talking about the military and political leadership of our country throughout, and the political leaders today are also military. i am sure that everything will be done here in compliance with the security of the secu

in 1994, after the berlin wall came down, ukraine signed what's called the budapest memorandum, a treaty where ukraine agreed to give up all of its nuclear weapons and they had a lot of them, in exchange for security guarantees from russia, the united states of america, and the united kingdom. guarantees that we would all respect the independence and sovereignty of ukraine and refrain from the threat or use of force against ukraine. that was in 1994. so much for russia's commitment. i've seen the spirit and perseverance of the ukrainians firsthand when i have visited the country. i have been there seven, eight, nine times. i was there right after the revolution of dignity in 2014 where ukrainians decided to turn away from a russian-backed and corrupt government and stand with us and europe to pursue a hopeful future of freedom and democracy. now it's time for us and our allies to stand with them. the world must know that freedom-loving countries around the globe have ukraine's back and we will be there until the bitter end. president putin must know that we will not back down, as he orde