this is the people's republic of china, which also signed the budapest memorandum with a reservation, it was about the fact that china guaranteed not to use nuclear weapons against ukraine and to defend ukraine in case the use of these nuclear weapons, you mentioned this three-day visit by scholz to beijing, and obviously scholz is trying to convince xijin ping now, before his european tour, before going to france, such. which of the smaller european states, so that china would participate in the global peace summit, and convinced china to take this participation without the participation of russia, without the condition that the russians must be there, you mentioned that ishinpin, well, actually the conversation came down to the fact that china would like the russians to be there, and this is obviously a consequence of the negotiations already there between lavov and... how do you assess the special attention to china and to sydzenpin in the current conditions, because both scholz, biden and macron, they show a desire to convince sydzenpin that his a word means a lot, including for p

the discrediting of the budapest memorandum, which i quoted today, as it is called, in fact, this is, and in the current situation, the fact is that it would be more important if the president, the government, the ministry of foreign... affairs, having gathered the leaders of the budapest memorandum, explained to them that this document is part of the following decision of the relevant council security, the un charter and the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, gives grounds for france, great britain, and the united states of america not only to provide assistance with equipment, weapons, ammunition, and so on, but also to take participation in assistance regarding elimination of attacks carried out by the russian regime with the help of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones, especially since this attack is taking place on civilian objects. hence, from my point of view, it is necessary to clearly formulate the task of diplomatic services to convene a meeting. the mother of the budapest memorandum, and it is important that this be done before the so-called pea

roman, you mentioned the signatories of the budapest memorandum, and france, which signed that memorandum with a reservation, but there is another country, the people's republic of china, which also signed the budapest memorandum with a reservation, and it was about china... vowed not to use nuclear weapons against ukraine and to defend ukraine in the event of the use of these nuclear weapons, you mentioned this three-day visit of scholz to beijing, and apparently scholz is now trying to convince xijing ping, before his european tour, before going to france and several smaller european countries, that china participate in the global. peace summit and convinced china to participate without the participation of russia, without the condition that the russians must be there. you mentioned that xi jinping was coming, well, the conversation actually came down to the fact that china would like the russians to be there, and this is obviously a consequence of lavov's talks with xi jinping already there, because lavrov flew there, on the eve. how do you rate it, now it's special. importance to chin

yes, and in fact, it is precisely the situation with the budapest memorandum that pushes other countriesw we should not only participate in the war, i mean, in the arms race, but actively think about what needs to be... think about nuclear weapons, about nuclear weapons, this is what they are talking about now in japan, they are talking about it and in other countries, that is, the situation with ukraine right now is pushing some states to seriously consider the possibility of developing nuclear weapons, this is in relation to the nuclear doctrine that regarding... what you said about trump, about trump, this is not an extraordinary statement, because even when trump was president, he constantly encouraged european countries to invest more in their military security, in , to spend more specifically on defense, the war in ukraine in fact pushed... these european states are now really spending more money, some of them have already crossed the mark of 2% of domestic gdp, which trump insisted on, and i think that this process will continue so, going back to your question, the arms race is go

guarantees that in principle did not actually guarantee anything to ukraine, that it was a budapest memorandum declaration, and there is nothing like that , it might still be worth reminding ukrainian diplomacy, all the guarantors of the budapest memorandum, that we had nuclear weapons at all, and we gave these nuclear weapons, and took a step to meet the united states of america, not so that the united states america asked europe, why don't you help ukraine? well, there were also other signatories, if we are talking about great britain, france, russia and with reservations. and in fact, the situation with the budapest memorandum is pushing other countries to join not only the war, i mean the arms race, but to actively think about the fact that it is necessary to think about nuclear weapons, about nuclear weapons, that is what they are talking about... .. and in japan, they are talking about it in other countries, that is, the situation with ukraine is pushing some countries seriously considering the possibility of developing nuclear weapons, it's about the nuclear doctrine, about what you sai

yes, actually. in fact, it is precisely the situation with the budapest memorandum that is pushing otherries to join not only in the war, i mean in the arms race, but to actively think about what needs to be said, think about nuclear, think about nuclear weapons, that is what they are talking about now and in japan in other countries, i.e. right now the situation with ukraine is pushing some states to seriously consider the possibility of developing nuclear weapons, this about the nuclear doctrine, about what you said about trump, about for trump this is not an extraordinary statement, because even when... trump was the president, he constantly encouraged the european countries that they should invest more in their military support, in order to spend more specifically on defense. actually, the war in ukraine pushed these european states to really spend more money now, some of them have already crossed the two-digit mark. hundredths of the domestic gdp, as he insisted trump, and i think this process will continue, so going back to your question, the arms race continues, trump is manipulat

the budapest memorandum, which was mentioned this week after the shelling, attempted shelling by iranate of israel, and these guarantees were mentioned, they said, well, these are such guarantees that in principle did not guarantee anything in ukraine, and that this is the budapest memorandum, rather it was a declaration. and there is nothing like that. maybe ukrainian diplomacy should remind all the guarantors of the budapest memorandum that we had nuclear weapons at all and we... gave these nuclear weapons and took a step to meet the united states of america not in order for the united states of america to ask europe, why don't you help ukraine? well, there were other signatories, that is, if we are talking about great britain, france, russia and, with caveats, china. yes, and actually, just the situation... with the budapest memorandum is pushing other countries to join now not only in the war, i mean in the arms race, but to actively think about the fact that it is necessary to think about the nuclear, about the nuclear weapons precisely, this is being talked about now in japan, a

maybe ukrainian diplomacy should remind all the guarantors of the budapest memorandum that we had nuclear weapons in general, and we gave these nuclear weapons and took a step to meet the united states of america not so that the united states of america would ask... europe, why don't you help ukraine? well, there were also other signatories, that is, if we talk about great britain, france, russia and... with reservations china, yes, actually, just the situation with the budapest memorandum is pushing other countries, now to join not only holo in the war, i mean in the race weapons, and it is to actively think about the fact that it is necessary to think about nuclear weapons, about nuclear weapons, precisely about this. they are talking now in japan, they are talking about it in other countries, that is, the situation with ukraine is now pushing some states to seriously consider the possibility of developing nuclear weapons, this about the nuclear doctrine, about what you said about trump, about for trump it is not some kind of ... there is an extraordinary statement, because even when tr

i think that in this story, all the guarantors of the budapest memorandum should make an official statement and warn putin and his gang that if this happens, all the guarantors of this memorandum will exercise their right and ... strike at the russian federation and putin's bunker, of course. it seems to me that those sitting in the kremlin lack some kind of sober reaction to what is happening in the world and how it all might end. well, in the meantime, friends, we we are conducting a survey during this broadcast and we are asking you about whether russia will dare to use nuclear weapons in the war with ukraine, we have this question in... the survey and on youtube, everything is quite simple there, yes, no, or your own version of the answer, please write in the comments, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you think that russia will dare to use nuclear weapons in a war with ukraine, 0800 211381, no, 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote at the end of the program we will sum up this vote. well , while this crazy medvedev and lavrov are tr

all this was recorded in the budapest memorandum in december 1994.oday is that everything is broken. aggressive policy unfriendly states, economic, political, sanctions pressure, of course, in such conditions we had to react, at the request of the president, we carried out work to place non-strategic nuclear weapons on our territory, this is our effective response to the aggressive... policies of those unfriendly to us states, we hope that the leaders of these states will hear and stop escalating this situation, also thanks to the deployment of nuclear weapons on our territory, we have received a full arsenal of all means in order to inflict unacceptable damage on a potential aggressor, this is... not nuclear blackmail or intimidation, this is an opportunity to protect our state, to ensure peace for our people, it was on the basis of this logic that we made these decisions, and accordingly reflected this in the draft of the new military doctrine, in the position of the deployment doctrine. we consider strategic nuclear weapons of the russian federati

the budapest memorandum is a piece of paper, and those who signed it, should actually be responsibles signed in that form, these agreements are not a piece of paper, ugh, these are more serious things, so that you understand, and the agreement with great britain is the duty of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain. this can be taken with skepticism, but once a long time ago , great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, this is how they still carry it out, so you understand how in this world civilized countries treat this kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, these are not pieces of paper, it is very important, and today an example is, you know, i have all the respect for all countries, to have these agreements, this is an agreement by the united states, which is today, says mr. yarmak.

guarantees , and just like israel, the sky of ukraine should be protected from the guarantors of the budapest memorandum, although one of the guarantors of this memorandum, russia is now destroying ukraine and attacked the ukrainian state, in the context of this, of course, it is worth mentioning . trump's words and views on of ukraine and the fact that they are essentially identical to the views of vladimir putin, said donald trump's adviser, fona hill, she told the guardian that the former president of the united states of america expressed a firm belief that ukraine should be part of russia, can you imagine part of russia, trump said it, and his adviser, the foundation, said it. khil, what did she say? trump has made it very clear that he believes that ukraine, and of course crimea, should be part of russia. he really could not come to terms with the idea that ukraine is independent the state well, you see, it turns out that in all these claims that i'm going to end russia's war with ukraine, and that i'm going to convince zelenskyi... and putin to sit down at the negotiating table, there's a pretty

guarantees, and just like israel, the sky of ukraine should be protected from the guarantors of the budapest memorandumgh one of the guarantors of this memorandum, russia, is currently destroying ukraine and has attacked the ukrainian state, in the context of this, of course, it is worth mentioning the words and trump's views on ukraine and on the fact that they are essentially identical to the views of vladimir putin, said donald trump's adviser fona hill, she told the guardian that the ex-president of the united states of america expressed a firm belief that ukraine should be part of russia, can you imagine, part of russia? this is what trump was talking about, and this is what his advisor funa hill is saying, what she said: trump has made it very clear... he has made it clear that he believes that ukraine and, of course, crimea, should be part of russia. he really could not come to terms with the idea that ukraine is an independent state, well... so, you see, it appears in all these statements that i will end russia's war with ukraine, and that i will convince zelenskyi and putin to sit down at the

, just this budapest memorandum is a piece of paper, and those who signed it, should actually carry itponsibility for the fact that it was signed in that form, these agreements, this is not a piece of paper, ugh, these are more very serious things, so that you understand, and the agreement with great britain, there is a duty of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain . this can be taken with skepticism, but once upon a long time , great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, this is how they still carry it out, so you understand how civilized countries in this world treat this kind of paper, as you say, this not pieces of paper, it's very important, and an example today is, you know, with all due respect to all countries, to have these agreements, this is an agreement by the united states, which today, says mr. yarmak of the times magazine, we have to ... believe that it is preparing to be signed, but at the same time in the same congress of the united states they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say is

, just this budapest memorandum is a piece of paper, and those who signed it should actually be responsible for the fact that it was signed in that form, these agreements, this is not a piece of paper, ugh, these are more very serious things, so that you understand , and in the agreement with great britain... it is ukraine's duty to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain, this can be taken skeptically, but once, a long time ago, great britain concluded a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, so they still fulfill it, so that you understand how civilized in this world countries treat this kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, it's not pieces of paper, it's very important, today an example is, you know, i have all the respect for all countries, to have these agreements, this is an agreement by the united states. which today, says mr. yarmak from the times magazine, we have to believe him that it is being prepared for signing, but at the same time in the same congress of the united states they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say that

, the budapest memorandum is a renegade, and those who signed it should actually be responsible for the fact that it was signed as it was, these agreements, this is not a piece of paper uh, these are more very serious things, so that you understand, in the agreement with great britain , ukraine has an obligation to help great britain in case of an attack on great britain, this can be taken skeptically, but once a long time ago great britain... a similar agreement with portugal, this was in the 14th century, this is how they still perform it, so that you understand how in this world, from civilized countries, they treat this kind of paper, as you say, these are not pieces of paper, it is very important, and today an example is such, you know, i with all due respect to all countries to have these agreements, this is an agreement with by the united states, which today, says mr. yarmak from journalus, we have to believe him that it is preparing to sign, but at the same time in the same. the united states should vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say that aid to ukraine, most likely it w

, the budapest memorandum, it is a piece of paper, and those who signed it should actually be responsible the fact that it was signed in that form, these agreements, it is not a piece of paper, uh, these are more very serious things, so that you understand, in the agreement with great britain has the obligation of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain, this can be taken skeptically, but once a long time ago great britain... made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, this is how they still implement it, so you understand , how civilized countries are treated in this world to the kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, these are not pieces of paper. it's very important, and an example today is, you know, with all due respect to all countries, to have these agreements, this is the agreement with the united states, which today, says mr. yarmak of the times magazine, we have to believe him, is getting ready to sign , but at the same time , in the same congress of the united states , they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they sa

it, it's obviously not going to happen, and that's why it's an agreement, yes, just like the budapest memorandumout the intentions of some, about what.. . we will shake hands in this agreement and the united states will say, we respect you very much, you for we are very valuable, you guys, we are proud of you and that's all, but if there were specific steps, so that they would write there that yes, we will, we will make commitments there for 60 billion every year, they will pour you, yes, it would be better to 100, 100 billion, we will pour you weapons there, you don’t even have to... we are money, well, something in the budget, but that would be good there, there is f16, they have a thousand patriots, a thousand, but we seven cannot will ask, you know, by the way, i am talking about the f16 lyaevlazh, the spokesman for the air defense forces, said that bunkers are being prepared, are being prepared shelters, the necessary infrastructure is being prepared so that these patriots, not patriots, but f16s , not only enter ukraine, but also be effective on the field somewhere. got into the kremlin, s

states, it is obvious that it will not happen, and therefore this is an agreement, just like the budapest memorandumbout the intentions of some , that... we will shake hands in this agreement and the united states will say: "we are very we respect you, you are very valuable to us, you are well done, we are proud of you and that's all, but if there were concrete steps, so that they would write down there that yes, we will, we undertake to pour 60 billion there every year to you, yes, it's better 100 each, we'll pour you 100 billion with weapons there, you don't even have to live. and the seven of us cannot ask, you know, by the way, i am talking about the f-16 lyaevlazh, the spokesman of the air defense forces, said that bunkers are being prepared, shelters are being prepared, the necessary infrastructure is being prepared so that these patriots do not a16 patriots not only entered ukraine, but they will be effective on the battlefields somewhere . got into the kremlin, so that god forbid there are such people, i hope that they are not among those who have access to information, so that , god forbid,

really does arise, and what kind of it can it be, ukraine constantly refers to this ill-fated budapest memorandumou promised us and didn’t deliver, but it’s absolutely unacceptable for us, the bilateral guarantees that are now promises... but what is it, is it an obligation or is it words? generally speaking, there are no more options, it turns out that the problem is not only that ukraine wants to join nato, but the problem is that ukraine is a multi-component country that has been trying for decades to get rid of this multi-component nature, taking completely insane steps, and the repressions against the ukrainian orthodox church, which have unfolded in ukraine over the past 2 years. any possible hint that ukraine has something in common with russia, yes, that is logical, and the trouble with ukraine is that this... concerns russia and belarus to a large extent, but for other reasons it was easier for them, how to draw this cultural border in the area where russia ends, ukraine begins, yeah, but there is no such clear border, although it is clear that differences grow as we move from east to we

its future, because it is possible to get into the situation that we got into with the same budapest memorandumerson of china, will join joined, moreover, even in 2011 year, china confirmed these guarantees, in writing, a bilateral agreement was signed on the confirmation of real guarantees, as it is written on... it is written, in my opinion, it was even june 2000, the month or something, i already forgot 2011, but this does not interfere with china now say about the fact that we actually have nothing to do with the situation, we didn't create it, that's why we still talk about the fact that we didn't sign, that's when i hear such things, well , well, when it's so-so, when it's lord david cameron says there, who at that time was still in faraway student... and clubhouses and doesn't remember much about these things, well, when van says it, and who has it written on his forehead that i was there, i remember , as these confirmations of these guarantees were signed in kyiv, and immediately tells the munich conference that we are not here why, at least it looks from the point of view of even chine

history of the last 20-30 years, but the west can be blamed for anything during this period from budapest memorandumst summit, but i am not aware of the fact that somehow the event worked for a real division of ukraine. the west, the united states, and european allies were interested in this unity, perhaps they could have done a better job, approached somehow differently, but there is a politically united ukraine, solidarity in the sense of solidarity between different political forces. today it is in the interests not only of ukraine, but also of the west, because in the end, what the americans are doing western european and central european countries also send a significant part of their budget, which they could really use there for some social projects and other things, they send it to ukraine, they do not want ukraine to... ukraine actually somehow lost, lost either on the battlefield or internally as a result of political political turmoil in our country. well, this seems to me to be an important remark that should end our conversation, that victory in the war should not end in defeat within th

her experience that any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny, and we saw it in the budapest memorandumd we saw it during this agreement and the agreement on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so further, but still, perhaps there are some alternative measures of security and cooperation that can be proposed, for example, with touré'. which for us is a strategically important state in, well , at least in the water area of ​​the black sea region? you know, we are currently discussing a topic that is not worth discussing, because the existence, in general, i consider it a fake that ukraine conducted some separate negotiations with russia and turkey, and then left, the presidential administration officially denied such, such, this fact of negotiations . therefore and and why conduct them, if sea trade is unblocked in our country without the participation of russia, we have successfully brought several million, already tens of millions of grains, we are exporting, importing cargo, now we have started container transportation, that is, we do not need it, moreover, here in favor of that th

history the past 20-30 years, but the event can be blamed on anything during this period from the budapest memorandummmit, but i am not aware of the fact that somehow the west worked for the real division of ukraine, the west... both the united states and european allies were interested in this unity, maybe they could do a better job, approach somehow differently, but uh, ukraine is politically solidary , solidarity, in the sense of solidarity between different political forces, today is in the interests not only of ukraine, but also in the interests of the west, because in the end, what the americans... are doing , western european and central european countries are also doing this, forwarding significant part of their budget, which they could really use there for some social projects, other things, they send to ukraine, they do not want ukraine to actually lose somehow, lose either on the battlefield, or lose internally, as a result of political. .. troubles in our country, well , this seems to me, an important remark that should end our conversation, that the victory in the war should not end with

experience that any agreement signed by russia is worthless. and not a penny and we saw it in the budapest memorandumit during this agreement and the sharing agreement the sea of ​​azov and so on, but it is still possible that there are some alternative security and cooperation measures that can be proposed, for example with turkey, which is a strategically important state for us, well, at least in the waters of the black sea region. you know, we are currently discussing a topic that is not worth discussing, because the existence, in general, i consider it a fake, that ukraine conducted some separate negotiations with russia and turkey, and then left, the presidential administration officially denied such and such this fact of negotiations, so and why them conduct if sea trade is unblocked in our country without the participation of russia. several millions have successfully brought tens of millions of grain, we are exporting, importing cargo, now we have started container transportation, that is, we do not need it, moreover, here it is in favor of the fact that this is russia's ipso, says the fact t

the future, because it is possible to get into the situation that we got into with the same budapest memorandumson of china, will join joined, moreover, even in 2011, china confirmed these guarantees in writing, it was signed... a bilateral agreement on the confirmation of real guarantees, as there it was written, in my opinion, it was even the month of june 2000, or i have already forgotten 2011, but this does not prevent china now from saying that we actually have nothing to do with the situation, we did not create it, therefore and we still talk about the fact that we didn't sign, that's when i hear such things, well, when it's so-so, when lord david says it there. who at that time was still in distant student weddings and parties, and remembers little about these things, well, when wang yi says this, on whose forehead it is written that i was there, i remember how they signed in kyiv these confirmations of these guarantees, and immediately tells at the munich conference that we are here for nothing, at least it looks like from the point of view of even chinese philosophy, a little, well, fo

was recognized and agreements were concluded with ukraine and in 1994, when they signed the budapest memorandumand a series of other things, the assurances they gave for a long time, as the united states of america, and not as specific politicians who have the opportunity to neglect the interests, including those of their nation and their own, their country. thank you for your position, ivan varchenko, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine and an expert on national affairs. of security was in direct contact with us, we will now go on a short break, after it we will involve kharkiv oblast, the situation in kharkiv oblast now it's not complicated, so we'll actually find out what 's going on there from... happening literally in a few minutes, wait. tired of heavy and bulky saws? then pilka strong from razpak tv is just for you. with it you can easily cut trees and bushes. it is so convenient to use it for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your home or garden. and the price is only from uah 1,499. a reliable battery is also included. just call now and order, there is a possibility of free

moscow, therefore, in principle, in some issues... namely , those related, perhaps, to the budapest memorandum, which should not be forgotten, everything is the same, no matter what it is, but there are obligations in case of nuclear threats , here china has a rather constructive position, unfortunately, in for another, we will expect his attitude to the russian-ukrainian war to be more balanced. i would also like, mr. valery, to continue the topic with china, because now we are waiting for an official decision from. regarding the participation in the peace summit in switzerland, which is announced for june of this year, and we understand that ukraine wants to see china at the table of these actual negotiations, let's say so, but china now insists that russia should be invited, and i i would like your opinion, as a person who is already professional enough experience, so diplomacy, do you think it is appropriate to bring russia to the negotiating table in the case, for example, if we are talking about certain practical... measures that can be adopted at this peace summit, if of course we want

experience that any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny , and we saw it in the budapest memorandumand we saw it during this agreement and the agreement on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so on, but still, there is an alternative. some safety and cooperation measures that can be proposed, for example, with turkey, which for us is a strategically important state in , well, at least in the water area of ​​the black sea region? you know, we are currently discussing a topic that is not worth discussing, because the existence, in general, i consider it a fake, that ukraine conducted some separate negotiations with russia and turkey, and then came out, the administration of the president officially denied such and such this fact of negotiations , therefore, there is no point in conducting them, if we have unblocked sea trade without the participation of russia, we have successfully several million, already tens of millions of grains were transported, we export, import cargo, now container transportation has started, that is, we do not need it, moreover, here it is in favor of the f

in my experience, any agreement signed by russia is not worth a penny, and we saw it in the budapest memorandumit during this agreement and the agreement on the joint use of the sea of ​​azov and so on, but still maybe there are alternatives some security and cooperation measures that can be proposed, for example with turkey, which is for us. a strategically important state , well, at least in the waters of the black sea , i personally do not particularly believe in this and do not consider it necessary to discuss it, because it is not a fact that such negotiations did not take place, that is, in fact, we do not need them either, ukraine controls the region sufficiently for to restore shipping up to the pre-war level and no new grain agreements or any other agreements with... russia are impossible, we don't need them, yes, you are right, i found news about the head of the black sea fleet novy. british intelligence reports that, following his appointment, russia's black sea fleet is showing the least activity since the start of the full-scale invasion. so, mr. volodymyr, you were absolutely righ

security, which was guaranteed to us by a number of international agreements, above all by the budapest memorandumich ukrainians now remember, sometimes with irony, sometimes with more or less tears, but in any case... we understood that the western world did a lot, including to ensure that ukraine did not arm itself, did not prepare for a war with russia, for a full-fledged war. many were deceived in their expectations, and now, of course, we are very dependent on the extent to which the civilized world mobilizes its resources so that we in ukraine , with our people, our citizens, can stop the aggression that threatens the whole world. therefore, of course, this dependence. high, we understand that the civilized world has resources, and we say, let's be honest with us and with ourselves, our citizens, let's help to stand now in ukraine so that... so that this infection, this disease does not go to the western world further. finally , i have a question for you: the financial times published the results of an online survey, this is an anglo-ukrainian sociological project open minds, which talked ab

its future, because it is possible to get into the situation that we got into with the same budapest memorandum china, will join, joined, moreover, even... in 2011, china confirmed these guarantees in writing, a bilateral agreement was signed on the confirmation of real guarantees , as it is written there, in my opinion, it was even the month of june 2000 or something, i have already forgotten the year 2011, but this does not prevent china from saying now that we actually have nothing to do with the situation, we did not create it, that's why we are still talking about what we did not sign. i see, when i hear such things, well, when it is so-so, when lord david cameron says it there, who at that time was still in distant student weddings and parties, and does not remember much about these things, well, when van says it and , in which it is written on the forehead that i was there, i remember how they signed in kyiv these confirmations of these guarantees, and immediately tells at the munich conference that we are not here for anything, this is... it looks from the point of view of even chinese

assistance on the basis of a certain legal mechanism, such a legal mechanism for ukraine is the budapest memorandum as it is called, the memorandum on guarantees of security, territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine in connection with the accession of ukraine to the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. pay attention. how over the years this fundamental document has been discredited in ukraine's relations with both its european partners and the united states of america. i drew your attention to the fact that this document was signed by the prime minister, major from great britain, president bill clinton from the united states of america, this document was voted by the security council. un, france and china joined it, and despite the fact that a direct violator of this document, of the un charter and the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons is russia, the obligations of all others under this document, i.e. great britain, france, china and the united states of america remain.

, we understand that now we, we demand support from the world, we demand a reference to the budapest memorandumhe other hand, for many countries of the world, ukraine is a sub-democracy, because we are not an authoritarian state, but we are not yet a democracy. .. adults, we are still, you know, studying at school, we are trying to move in this direction, but we have not yet fully become this democracy, if we are talking about some kind of sober world view of ukraine, then how do you think the world sees it now us, how does he perceive us? i think that perceives in different ways, but there are some features that most countries can agree on, that ukraine is a problematic country, it is a source of all kinds of dangers for europe, which is located in a very un... free region, which is an institutionally weak country , which is, as it is correct, we are not a democracy, if you look at the democracy rating, then we have been there for 12 or 14 years, it seems that we are in the group of... transitional hybrid regimes, that is , in us, if we divide the world into black and white, on autocracy and d

already the third time, when they promise us something and do not fulfill their obligations, the budapest memorandum, then bucharest 2008, when... we were not accepted into nato, because germany wanted to develop its relations with russia there, and the united states was not ready. why will we not be accepted into nato, i will say, and this is the main question, because the question of nato, it was the main question of the beginning of the war, russia against ukraine, not the protection of the russian-speaking population there, not even the territory, but the fact that the withdrawal of ukraine, the withdrawal of ukraine from the zone of influence of russia, the transition to the zone of influence of europe is a violation of status. sukvo of yalta after the results of the second world war, this is how moscow looks at it, and this is how china looks at it, remember the 12 steps of the peace initiative from which china started, so he said that it is necessary to dissolve nato and abandon the logic of the cold war, because this bloc nato, it existed, as it were, to contain the warsaw pact of the soviet

they give us, we have to understand that no one owes us anything, despite the fact that the budapest memorandumas signed and everything, but this is how the allies behave, and the fact that they give us, this is a real situation, well, not the one that we would like, not the one that meets the promises, that's why we have to provide for ourselves, and it is our future strategy that is responsible for this... get involved, we have to do everything in the future, to have a capable defense-industrial complex, even if we after all, we will get to nato, the european union, and thank you. of course it is necessary, we don’t know what kind of conversations there are in reality, as a general with a general, as a commander with a commander sirskyi had with the supreme commander of the nato forces in europe, i think they talked about real things, and what we saw in the media mass media is thanks, i think it's about the same on that side, but the main, let's say, honest, fair conversations just take place on the sidelines and are not written about, and when there is a soldier to a soldier... maybe to hone

secondly, we had obligations to israel, said john kirby, and what the usa sneezed at on the budapest memorandumrussia, they had no obligation to... but i just got caught up with the former commander of the tsahal officer , well, in the end, we have a winemaker in a day, he said so that israel is not in nato, but well , we are de facto in nato, we are de facto in nato, that is , we are not agents, and that is why they are helping us, it is not that he did not say that you should not be helped , he is just saying, well, that is how we understand it, we are coordinated absolutely, that is why it is such a system well, you know, you can, unfortunately, yes, but why me i mentioned this just because i was clinging to john kirby's answer, but in any case, i thank the united states of america very much, after all, like every ukrainian, for the help that we received, are receiving, and i think, i'm sure, will continue to receive to our victorious conclusion in this aggressive russian war. french president emmanuel macron intends to seek a truce during the summer olympics in paris, which will run from ju

unfortunately, have not had their effectiveness in terms of security over time, for example , the budapest memorandum is a piece of paper and those who signed it should actually be responsible for the fact that it was signed in that in the form these agreements, this is not a piece of paper, uh, these are more serious things, so that you understand, in the agreement with great britain, there is an obligation of ukraine to help the great britain... in the event of an attack on great britain, this can be taken skeptically, but once very long great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, that's how they still do it, so you understand how in this world civilized countries treat this kind of paper, as you say, it's not paper, it's very important, and today , an example is, you know, i have the utmost respect for all countries, to have these agreements, this agreement with the united states, which is today, says mr. yarmak. from the times magazine, we are to believe him that it is preparing to be signed, but at the same time , in the same congress of the united states ,

are such planes, here 22m3, we remember that they were also in ukraine, and when we were the budapest memorandum was signed, we simply destroyed them, and the decision was made to transfer the weapons of the russian federation, and the missiles on them fly up to 3,000 km, so these 200-300 km to the front line, where they can, let's say, be caught by our anti-aircraft defense, they may not reach, in principle, not come into effect of the anti-aircraft defense. i think that maybe for a while they will work out new tactics, and this may reduce the intensity, but given the tactical and technical characteristics of them and their weapons, they may launch missiles too far, but for that we will have time, maybe shoot down these missiles already, well more time to shoot them down, so... i would answered these questions, and regarding the downing of the plane, i will say that, well, this is the next series after the downing of the a50, and it was shot down with the same weapon that the russians at one time tried very hard to prevent us from having, but thanks to our specialists have it, and it has alread

roman bezsmertny, as an experienced politician and... diplomat , will explain to us what the budapest memorandumnd the implementation of this memorandum by our allies, ukraine had nuclear weapons, but got rid of them in exchange for guarantees. why do these guarantees not allow our western partners to intervene on behalf of ukraine in the war waged against ukraine by the russian federation. and, of course, these passions for 61 billion dollars, which the congress of the united states of america should provide to support the armed forces of ukraine and ukraine. these passions it's been four months already. it seems like everything is coming to the finish line, and here we have to get this resolution from the congress of the united states of america, which prevents the congress of the united states of america from voting on this resolution. we will look for answers to these questions. with roman bezsmertny, tetiana vysotska will tell what happened at the spring session of pare, and oleksandr kovalenko will analyze the positions and dispositions on the battlefield between ukrainians and russians, s

firstly, secondly, we had obligations to israel, said john kirby, and that the usa snubbed the budapest memorandumst like russia, they had no obligations knitting before, but i just got caught, we are today when... he was a commander, an officer of the tsakhala, well , we had a meeting with the marrtulnik one day, he said that israel is not in nato, but, well, de facto in nato, we are de facto in nato, well, that is, not deyuri, and that's why they help us, it's not that he didn't say that you shouldn't be helped, he just says, well, that's how we understand it, we, we are absolutely coordinated, that's why it's such a system, well, you know, you can, unfortunately , yes, but why did i mention that, i just latched on to john kirby's answer, but anyway , thanks a lot... states of america, after all, as every ukrainian, with the help of which we received, receive, and i think, i am sure, we will continue to receive until our victorious conclusion in this aggressive russian war. french president emmanuel macron intends to seek a truce during the summer olympics in paris, which will run from july 26 t

everything else is empty talk that will not lead to anything good, we all remember well, the budapest memorandume is even such a hard document that it cannot even be used in any other way, because not even any, well, again, it was this document that in no way safeguarded the situation with ukraine, it was not affected in any way back then in february 2014, and therefore the agreements must be on... filled with concrete, detailed planning with all positions, time , financial, resource, so that there are no such decisions that we consulted here and decided that it is not worth implementing them, because something is wrong there , and once again, ukraine's experience in this context is not positive, let's remember the processes that raged in crimea in february, march 2014 . at the same time, ukraine was a member of two security organizations, our marpihi was part of nato's immediate response force, and our marpihi, the second rostomorsky one, was part of halbrook's immediate response force, it refers to the countries of greece, cyprus, it seems that romania, bulgaria, eh, that is , ukraine was a me

adhere to those guarantees that they took it upon themselves, in that number according to the budapest memorandum, if it did not seem to them to a certain extent what they would like to bypass, let's say, yes, what they would like to leave in yesterday. we speak frankly with our partners. what dear friends, you spent more than 1 trillion dollars in the proxy war in afghanistan, we are talking about the protection of values ​​in ukraine, when ukraine received a little more than 100 billion to date from the united states of america, can we expect more? yes, of course we can, let's talk about what russia is like a threat, and the fact that this threat is certainly better when it is bought, stopped, like in ukraine and destroyed here in... the country, than to allow it to spread to other countries, including nato countries. that is, this frank conversation allows us to talk about the future package right now, and of course, we understand that there will be discussions, discussions related to the elections in the united states of america, but it is important that we set the task of what it should look