thank you very much for participating in the program, it was igor chalenko, the head of the center for analysisaking about many things and it was interesting. thank you sir ihor for participating in the program. well, now it's the turn of the news. good evening, we are from ukraine. well, i'll start with this: the 12th time since the beginning of a full-scale invasion. president volodymyr zelenskyi submitted to the parliament draft laws on the continuation of martial law and mobilization in ukraine. their. will be extended for another 90 days from august 12 to mid-november. people's deputy yaroslav zheleznyak told about it. so far, both decrees have been unanimously supported by the defense committee. next, 226 votes of the parliament and the signature of the president are required. 7 thousand dollars for the crossing border the organizer was detained in odesa.

much... thank you for participating in the program, it was igor chalenko, the chairman of the center for analysis and strategy, they talked about a lot of things, and it was interesting, thank you mr. igor for participating in the program, and now it’s the turn of the news, i congratulate you, this is svoboda live on radio svoboda, we have already come to the snake itself, the following shots of you can shock, live news from the scene, kamikaze drone attacks. political analysis objectively and meaningfully, there is no political season, exclusive interviews, reports from the hottest points of the front, free, frank and unbiased, you draw your own conclusions. good evening, we are from ukraine! well, i'll start with this: for the 12th time since the start of the full-scale invasion, president volodymyr zelenskyy introduced bills to the parliament on the extension of martial law and mobilization in ukraine. they will be extended for another 90 days, from august 12 to mid-november. people's deputy yaroslav zheleznyak told about it. now both decrees were unanimously supported by the defense committee

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ihor chalenko, head of the center for analysis and strategies. mr. congratulate you and glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, good evening. thanks for joining, i have a lot of questions for you. let's start with an interview with the ambassador of ukraine to great britain, the new ambassador of ukraine to great britain, valery zaluzhny. i read it today. let's first, how strong was this performance for you, because i personally managed to... if you put it all together, it was more of a performance the ukrainian commander-in-chief, but not the ambassador's speech. well, most likely there is a combination of several roles. indeed, i had the same impression as you. because he once again spoke about his military past in the present tense, that is. but then again, the message that was, he... not only as a military man, as an ex-commander-in-chief, actually as a person from political life, that is, visionary from the point of view of the need to prepare for a new conflict from the point of view of the threat of tyranny, therefore , in principle, yes, we see

ihor chelenko, in touch with us, is the head of the center for analysis and strategies., mr. igor, we congratulate you. glory to the heroes, congratulations. well, the ukrainian president had a conversation with the prime minister, and several messages were sent, and the message was official from our president, it was about the fact that orban will work more actively to hold the second peace summit, and in response , a signal came from the kremlin , that they say that orban did not consult with the kremlin about anything, well, and accordingly orban himself said that they will work on bilateral relations, as well as... and ukrainian european integration, so the air alarm started howling, or whining, well, nothing, sir igor, let's go for now, for now say, it flies, can you give us a brief outline of your feeling from orbán's visit? well, in my opinion, this is now one of the elements of shuttle democracy, not the fact that orbán flew...

se magrin, director of the democratic stability program at the center for european policy analysis andssor of russian politics at king's college london. let's listen, then talk about garis. i think there was clearly and publicly expressed disappointment in kyiv about some of the calculations that the biden administration made. i don't think we should underestimate the achievements of the biden administration in the two years of this war, the level of aid provided, the level of transatlantic unity in... these ukraine, again, masterfully, in my view, put together by the white house and the state department, is truly unprecedented, but at the same time calculations were made in the white house about what weapons are supplied to ukraine and about ukraine's ability to use these weapons, and it's at least possible that the harris administration will calculate these things differently, and i think kyiv may see that as a positive, but again, only when harris herself is in the white house, which has yet to be decided . question. you have the following: can president haris hypothetically give uk

here's how we would measure that, then we can go to someone like the analysis space for fighting analysis centerk about architecture and space vehicles and different ways to implement that capability. industry can help us in each of those steps absolutely i think industry almost always will know before government for academia will know the technology's piece and what's on the horizon that we should have our eyes on. i think the concepts come from all comers. there's a lot of innovation in the industry where they are bringing new concepts that we haven't thought of it and i i think we have the responsibility to bring that out with military utility not in a room by yourself commercial partners who are helping us understand the technologies and how it might be used we have really got to end i think i know in colonel benson knows our process or on that question because then comes thee decision are we going to the estimates are not? we probably demonstration in s&p dollars but a procurement demonstration where now franklinville is in the midst or talking about going to commercial company and having t

and ugaris thinks that such a chance is emerging. understood, thank you for the analysis, volodymyr dubovyk, director of the center international studies of odesa national university, was on our broadcast, thank you for the conversation, thank you for the invitation, yes, and the key thing in the race now are several states, they are also called shaky, because the voters from there and determine the fate of the vote, there are only six of them, here they are on map, bbc correspondents went to arizona to find out what they think about the possible leader of the united states and whether things have changed. something after joe biden dropped out of the race, and trump will be replaced by the young and dynamic kamela harris. after months of presidential candidates playing the same old tune, suddenly it changed. a lot of people thought he was going to retire before he did, and to america's benefit, he dropped out of the race. trump appears to be well ahead now, especially in swing states. or could another democratic candidate make a difference? everything can be. but in deeply divided america, many people already have

the situation now looks like this, and today there were assessments of the center for defense strategies, this is... an analysisserves, so they came to the conclusion that, relatively speaking, the enemy has now used a total of about 75% of its main forces and means for conducting hostilities, the ukrainian side, according to their estimates, has used within 35 %, that is, in fact , the process of accumulating reserves is now taking place, and this certainly reflects the current situation on the front line and the opportunity. the accumulation of a force of means to carry out effective defensive operations and offensive operations, although i think that the question of offensive or counteroffensive is a question of next year rather than this year's period. well, in order to close this discussion, which is at the strategic and tactical levels, you have now explained to us in two, as they say, philosophies, in this case, do we not have enough to staff the newly created brigades in them by... sitting on the board and humvees, give them enough means of shooting and manpads and everything else that is lacking, becau

thank you, thank you very much for the detailed analysis, murat sadyk-zade. president of the centerern studies and a visiting lecturer at the higher school of economics, ran xngimo, an international specialist in the middle east, was in contact with the fifth studio, talking about the situation in the region, which is becoming more and more tense. this was the fifth studio, see you later. and now to the main news for this hour. vladimir putin signed a decree on a one-time payment of 400,000 rubles. for everyone who signs a contract for service in the zone with. from august 1 to december 31 this year. the document published today has already entered into force. it concerns both russian citizens and foreigners and also contains a recommendation to the authorities of all regions to establish such a payment from local budgets. the decree notes that those who receive it will not be given another payment provided for by the decree of november 2, 2022. the third stage of non-strategic exercises has begun in russia. nuclear forces they are carried out in accordance with the decision of the

fellow with our program as well as an advisor with the russians please program of the center for the naval analysis. we are also joined by senior fellow at the russia and eurasia program of the carnegie endowment for international peace arts rival across the street. we are thrilled she was able to brave the heat and cross the street to join us today for this conversation. but maybe i will start with you. let's jump in. we released a report a few months ago called back in stock that came on the heels of a report that we did a year ago called out of stock. i think it sums up the basic assessment that russia found its feet and was able to ramp up its defense industrial production. maybe you can talk a little bit about the report and then i will turn over to you as well. >> to write the report with my colleagues here, which we come to a sobering conclusion of the adaptation to this war more successfully than expected and as was pointed out in the title. we identify the key elements and components that helped first of all russia continues to rely the stockpile. nobody really knows how much it has but to

oleksandr, thank you so much for your thoughts, your analysis, oleksandr khara, diplomat, expert of the center for defense strategies on foreign affairs. ugh. and yes, i have to, i have to give information that is very important, on at the beginning of our ether, information appeared in many places that ohmadita was taken out from under the rubble and immediately hospitalized, but fortunately, this information is not confirmed. we thank the ministry of internal affairs and their communications for helping her get to the truth. fortunately, we don't have any. the story with the wounded baby, but, but, let's remind you that yesterday, near the village of tsirkuny, which is the kharkiv region, a civilian car with passengers was blown up by a russian mine, and this evening, information appeared about the fact that a two-month-old baby died as a result of hitting a mine, in fact the body was thrown 15 m, and this is not the only victim of this tragedy, of many other tragedies. across our country, we remind you of our survey, whether it is worth waiting for sensationalism in favor of ukraine at the

volodymyr, thank you for the analysis, comment volodymyr dubovyk, director of the center for internationalstudies, associate professor of the department of international relations of the odessa national university named after mechnikov was with us, there is, as they say, something to think about, meanwhile, lviv residents carry flowers to the place of the murder of iryna farion, the attacker, who was already shown to everyone in veleda, photos and and... video they continue to search, he was shot by former nardebs in skronya in broad daylight, and he has not been arrested yet, as we were informed by the police of the lviv region, a public figure confirmed that she died last night, it was 11:20 p.m., and they managed to perform an operation, but the heart was not it lasted, the doctors say, well, a little more details in the material. for more than four hours , doctors fought for iryna farion's life, she was admitted in a state of deep cerebral coma, doctors say, and was immediately transferred to artificial ventilation. the public figure had time to undergo an operation, but shortly after

tensor who is a professor of public policy of sciences po and a senior fellow at the center for european policy analysis is joining us from paris . thanks for your time with us on alda 0. look. speaking about the potential candidates for prime minister with mental shown himself be a viable counselor. no. such a not. so to me that because i think most of the people who from certainly i will say it really refused to the actual, even some of the people of his own, spotty, reject him. and of course, for the also parties of the left and deals about these little to as a centrally, as you read, it could be sort of the unacceptable. because middle school just want to disrupt politics is the kind of rivers are in the presence. he doesn't want to create any alliance. and in fact, if we consider the m p 's, when these old party the represent less than 15 percent of the, the national long assembly, it's probably around the 12 percent. and so that i'm not for present that the, so the only way out certainly will be on the lines between the different components of the list and this and chris ball t a because once a of

oleg, thank you for analysis of the current situation, oleg rybachuk, the head of the public organization center joint actions, in the past the vice prime minister of ukraine for integration was with us, but we will move to another dimension of the present, we will communicate with the executive director of the ukrainian of the geltsin union for human rights, oleksandr pavlichenko. mr. oleksandr, we congratulate you. greetings to you and the audience. mr. oleksandr, you know, i am constantly alone with roman and it drives me crazy. every time we see footage of russian prisoners in ukraine, where he communicates with his wife. and says: you 've recovered, and it's so nice, you know, in quotes, of course, and then we see footage after the exchange of our ukrainian prisoners, and they remind, for some reason, prisoners from the concentration camp. german nazis, but that's not all, except for this shameful and simply terrible inhumane treatment of prisoners, then they are also numbers, the data of the prosecutor general's office call the figure 110 ukrainian soldiers, the russians executed already a

i would like to ask about the findings of your center, the center for defense strategies, just a couple of days ago, i was reading your analysisyou talked about, well, your center talked about the fact that the armed forces of russia engaged more than 75% of all available forces in a combat operation, while the armed forces of ukraine or the defense forces. attracted only 33% of their own

center for defense strategies. just a couple of days ago i was reading yours. analysis where you talked about, well, your center talked about the fact that the russian armed forces committed more than 75% of all available forces to a combat operation, while the ukrainian armed forces or defense forces only committed 33% of their reserves. explain what that means, because de facto it is says that we have a stock of reserves or capacity, but the enemy succeeds in everything, relatively speaking, well, this one is creeping on the offensive in many directions, why so... the number of enemies operating in ukraine is around 600 thousand personnel, 75% of the grouping in the southwestern theater of operations, which the armed forces of the russian federation are already in one way or another engaged in hostilities, that is, the enemy has extremely limited reserves. with the operational reserves a huge problem, in favor of this, says the transfer of the 155th brigade of marines from ugledar in the direction of kharkiv, i.e., if the enemy had a regiment or brigade in kharkiv region that could be launched into an operation to b

caitriona: for some analysis on this visit and what it means, i have been speaking to the director of the centerian, russian and east european studies at georgetown university. from your perspective, what do you think victor orban is doing in russia? >> i think he wanted to show that hungary has taken over the presidency of the european council for six months. he has his own ideas. he's always been disruptive in the european union, in nato. he wanted to show to make his mark. i don't think he really believes he's going to be able to make peace between ukraine and russia. after his talks with putin, he said ukraine and russia were very far apart in the way they see things and the possibility of ending the war. he did not need to go to moscow or kyiv to understand that. i think it is just showing that he's a force to be reckoned with. caitriona: european leaders have been pointed out that although hungary is holding the presidency of the eu at the moment, victor orban is not speaking for them. how problematic is it for the eu to have him there doing this? anla: i think it is problematic because it

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you, thank you very much for the detailed analysis, evgeniy buzhinsky, vice-president of the russian council, was in touch with us for international affairs, head of the centery of world politics, moscow state university, lieutenant general reserve. russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24. we continue the broadcast, interaction between russia and india in the field of nuclear energy in the context of the meeting between vladimir putin and the prime minister of india at render fashion in moscow, now we will discuss, in particular it was stated about very large-scale things indeed, plans for the construction in india, in addition to the already operating power units at the kudan kulam nuclear power plant, six more high-power power units at a new site, we are also talking about construction in india according to russian standards according to... employee of the institute of industrial ecology of the ural branch of the russian academy of sciences , communications with the fifth studio alexey akimovich, i greet you, good morning, you know, first this question, here is india, for example, in the matter of purchasing weapons, it focuses on differ

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all right, thank you so much for sharing your analysis of that christopher rosel staff, the us national center for atmospheric research. thank you very much. now view and says a quarter of a 1000000 people have been impacted by these ready all these latest evacuation order. so selves in garza, among the hundreds of patients, forced to flee the european hospital and made the perilous journey to another medical facility in west and the fun eunice, only to find no available beds. jacob brown reports a hospital board and its equipment abandons doctors and patients forced out because of it is really order to leave the head of a planned attack for moment by oaks, mother, a cancer patient, that means the options have run out. and i was just when i was there, we came to now so hospital and unfortunately there are no dates for cancer patients . look all kinds of patients or died. we've walked. yeah. they are no ambulances and no means of transportation due to this via crowd in the latest force displacement of palestinians in southern gaza is the result of in his riley, military evacuation order. doctor

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ok, i'll wait until the new john director of the center for middle east in global order . we appreciate your time and your analysis tonight. thank you. good. seeing you again a thank you with the background to hunt e, as in kelly is the ward in gauze, and between who moss it is real. the us has been pressuring is really to agree to a ceasefire, but the israeli government has resisted and he is death makes a cease fire seemed less likely than ever. nevertheless, the body ministration thinks that it's still possible. i want you to listen to what the us national security council spokesman john kirby said about that today. we still believe there's a viable process. we still believe there's interested counterparts and we still believe that there are meetings and discussions to be had. we wouldn't have a team over there right now if we didn't believe that it was possible to try to gather, gather together and push this or let's stay in washington mail. good. our correspondent to bill dum, allowance. he's following the story for us. so janelle, weakness and fear, let's start with weakness. the fact that israel was able to

center and data analysis, which was opened with the presence of dr. mokhbar. from that center , we can monitor, monitor, analyze, and command all the activities of the red crescent society . for example, if i am in an operational area, a team is with me. and i have the information of this team sitting in this center, he can see our other teams and groups and observe there, command and be precise. in this way, it will be more effective , in this way our operations will become smarter and can make more successful decisions and actions, so these measures have been done, alhamdulillah , we have done very good research work in terms of science and research for our operational actions and activities and even in discussions. alhamdulillah, we have tried to strengthen our production, whether it is the production of artificial organs or the production of drugs and equipment, herbal medicines, medicinal plants, and the products of our company, alhamdulillah. for example, we are producing the tents we have now based on the climate and even the cultures of that region. we can produce the climates within our own climates within our country. he has become one of the buyers of our textile p

of the ukrainian military, the launch of a joint nato-ukraine analysis, training and training center, an additional aid package from canada for million canadian dollars. a ukrainian treaty was also signed, according to which 22 nato countries, the eu and japan undertook to provide ukraine with weapons, ammunition and training for the military. this treaty is open for signature by other states. and although the summit brought many positive decisions, ukraine again... they received an invitation to the alliance, although in the document they stated that the future of ukraine is in nato. ukrainian politician and diplomat roman bezsmertny believes that there was no reason to extend an invitation to nato. i expected an invitation, at least, because there is absolutely no reason not to give an invitation to ukraine. in fact, all the parameters that were discussed in the last two years. they have been completed, moreover, if we compare the synchronization of ukraine with nato in this process, it is much more carefully worked out, more detailed and more perfect than even between by the nato member countries themselves. and, by the wa

oleksandr, yes, thank you for your thoughts, your analysis, oleksandr. hara, diplomat, expert of the defense centerand security policy strategies. and yes, i must, i must give information that is very important, at the beginning of our ether, information appeared in many places that a baby was taken out from under the rubble of okhmadito and immediately hospitalized, fortunately this information is not confirmed. thanks to the ministry of internal affairs and their communications for helping to dig. to be honest, fortunately, we don't have a story with a wounded baby, but, but, let's remind you that yesterday, near the village of tsirkuny, which is kharkiv region, on a russian mine a civilian car with passengers was blown up, and this evening, information appeared that a two-month-old baby was killed as a result of hitting a mine, in fact, the body was thrown 15 m away, and this is not the only victim of this tragedy, of many other tragedies in our country . we remind you about our survey, whether you should wait for sensationalism in favor of ukraine at the nato summit in washington, you can choos

for this crime. the mentioned steel center. constructions of the kievskaya and kanaevskaya ges. the results of the analysis of the kiev reservoir, the area flooding will be up to 2,000 km. 76 settlements, not buildings, settlements, may be under water. in this case, the most serious damage will be caused along the dnieper desna river, in the kiev region. and the number of victims will be flooded from the point of view of the data, i once again draw attention to the kiev polytechnic institute named after sekorsky, up to 4 thousand km, and the disaster zone will cover 177 settlements, including the coastal areas of the cities of kanaev and cherkassy. approximately 75 thousand will be affected people, mostly residents of cherkassy. there is absolutely no doubt that the zelensky regime is launching another cynical provocation against its own population. for what? well, it’s very simple, then again to come up with a story that will be imposed on the international community, accusing our country of committing war crimes, ecocide, and at the same time extorting new help from the west, and of course. cover up thei

center and data analysis we created it, which was opened with the presence of mr. dr. mokhbar. from that center, we can monitor, monitor , analyze and command all the activities of the red crescent society. for example, if i am in an operational area, i am with a team and i have the information of this team. the person sitting in this center can control other teams and he should also see our groups and monitor them, command them and be more precise . this way, it will be more effective. in this way, our operations will become smarter and he will be able to make decisions and act more successfully. therefore, these actions have been done, alhamdulillah. we have done very good research work. in terms of science and research, for our operations and activities, and even in our production issues, whether in the production of artificial organs or in the production of herbal medicines and equipment , we tried to strengthen the products of nastaji company, alhamdulillah, and new ideas. for example, we do not produce the tents we have now based on the climate and even the cultures of that region. we can produce climates within our own climates within our country. yes, now the international red cross

center for strategy and security. iam sure i am sure you could hear my colleague analysis there, the elephant in the room, your thoughtsephant in the room, your thoughts?— thoughts? i think this is a historic summit _ thoughts? i think this is a historic summit for - thoughts? i think this is a historic summit for nato, | thoughts? i think this is a - historic summit for nato, the 75th anniversary of the alliance and there is a lot to sell a rate but they are also facing challenges on the summit is going to focus on some of the challenges like ukraine and the challenges like ukraine and the burden sharing, and inch terms of trunk proving the alliance, the alliance is stronger than many people might think. it has faced challenges over the years from vietnam to iraq and donald trump has had some tough words for the alliance to be sure but his point is correct, european allies do need to do more to hit their defence spending targets. 23 of the allies are currently hitting targets but thatis currently hitting targets but that is not enough we need to get it up to all 32 so nato has the capabilities it needs to defend itsel

for easier heartburn relief, one beats ten. prilosec otc. one pill. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> this tuesday is black women's equal pay day, but according to new analysis by the national women's law centerack women get $.60- $.79 for every dollar paid to white men. it adds up to a striking annual loss of more than $22,000. or, more than $800,000 lost over the course of a 40 year long career. black women have worked hard to get to where they are but 60 years after the passage of the civil rights act of 1964, advocates including my next guest say that more needs to be done to address the racism, sexism and the wage gap that black women face today. joining me is galen burrows . thank you for joining me. i mentioned the new study from your organization. what else did you find and why is there still such a great disparity? >> so there are many reasons for the pay gap but i think at its core, the pay gap exists because we undervalue the work that women do and especially the work that black women do. so black women are overrepresented in low-paying jobs, jobs that provide the backbone of our economy like childcare work and home healthcare work. but they have struggled to make ends meet and the

center? we took the samples there for analysis. for drinking. i removed the iron, and the device showed the number 20, not 200, but there is a nuance with filters, some useful substances do not pass through. there is such a system, it's called reverse osmotic filtration, membranes, yes, this filter just removes everything. calcium, magnesium, sec, because of this there are potential problems. heart, vessels, bones, teeth, but these substances are not removed from the tap water and, most importantly, the water is disinfected with iodine or bleach, but you should not be afraid, the concentration is low, even if the smell is noticeable, there is no harm to a person, as for scale, this is an indicator of water hardness, what is deposited on the kettle, and everywhere, and so there is a white coating, on the one hand, of course, this does not spoil the appearance very well, on the other hand on the other hand... these are the same salts that are useful. the fact that hard water has a negative effect has not been proven, however, there i

for us uh, from the center of islam and global affairs at the stumbles. i'm university semi again, thank you. when they come back to a bit later, for some analysis on this very significant story that's got more now from our correspondence ember and connie joins us live from here in the set on the set is and the response you think is really like you to hear from these right? well there's a lot of silence coming from. these are lose. that's now official. what we're hearing is the problem is office has given dick taps to cabinet ministers saying they should not talk about this. this is likely to be a strategy. the israel will do some if i've been coming hours, but they won't talk about this by way. take responsibility for it. and there's a very simple reason for that. they don't want to escalate and they don't want fire rewards coming out from some of those fall, right? ministers like it's him up and give it full smoke church. i'm saying things that might well escalate, but we all hearing from ministry correspondence for local is ready. media is the this will of silence is designed to buy some time because they're expecting a response from iran in

analysis with the guests of our program. so ihor semivolos, director of the center for middle eastern studies, joins us now. mr. igor, we are glad to welcome you. congratulations. ot. the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken, stated that israel and hamas are allegedly close to a truce, he also stated this, and the american press and the american online publications say this in part. at the same time, we see that johnson publishes a peace plan for ukraine and allegedly says that this, conditionally speaking, can be a peace plan. trump, yes, well, these are the parallels, so to speak, that we now have, mr. igor, how do you generally assess the closeness of this truce, possible, whether it can really be implemented between israel and by hamas in the near future, or will all this be disrupted and postponed for a certain period.

thank you for the analysis, it is so thorough, the head of the vezhe public analytics center, valerykolichok, was on our air, thank you, thank you, and in ukraine, the president reacted to trump's statements. in an interview with bloomberg tv, he said that any peace proposal must avoid violating ukraine's sovereignty. and the head of the office of president andriy yarmak, who is currently arriving in the usa, said that ukraine listens to advice on how to achieve peace, but without compromising on issues of freedom or territorial integrity. but what is said in the united states about this plan of trump, we will ask the correspondent of the ukrainian voice of america service, ostaparysh in connection with washington. congratulations. oleg, how do the politicians in the usa react to the article, what do they say to the media in the first place? indeed, i consider this article primarily from the point of view of the potential plans or vision of donald trump and his administration regarding nato. this article really talks about ukraine, but more attention, as the previous guest said, is s

center for military legal research. i congratulate you. i congratulate you. let's start with a general analysis of the results.at the summit , the irreversibility of, i quote, ukraine's membership in nato was declared, although, as my colleague has already pointed out, there are no specifics in terms of time, whether maybe, can it be called a certain disappointment in expectations for ukraine? i think not, at the moment, because the point is, we have to date, ah, well, let's say, based on the realities that were formed, we have, in principle, far from... worse text of the final declaration, the text is not bad, why? because it emphasizes, look, we can even sort out from the point of view of the summary declaration, what does that mean? if we talk about the irreversibility of ukraine's course towards nato, it basically means that the narratives are breaking russian, one of the narratives is that by waging war, putin can delay or make impossible... ukraine's membership in the alliance, and as a result, we hear that ukraine should not be neutral and non-aligned, and the members of the alliance agree that ukraine

for more analysis on the latest developments at the nato summit, i'mjoined by bradley bowman. he is senior director of the center political power at the foundation for defense of democracies. great to have you with us. let's pick up on what we heard from john kirby, that the air defence systems are under way but realistically, how quickly can they get to ukraine, can they get there in time to archly make a difference on the ground? i archly make a difference on the round? ~ ~ . , ground? i think ukraine needs all the errands _ ground? i think ukraine needs all the errands of _ all the errands of defensibility they can get and they can get there soon enough and frankly, when they arrive, these systems will be a lot insufficient. russia isjust pulverising ukraine, killing ukrainian men, women and children and devastating infrastructure in the last couple of winters, they try to leave ukrainians in the dark and the cold and it's a brutal campaign and we had to strike against a children's hospital so this isjust against a children's hospital so this is just naked aggression at its worst and i think everything nato m

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center for countering disinformation of the nsdc. this browser is a generator of random meanings. his military analysis is based on the channels of russian military leaders, he himself is guided by the principles of hype. to the reality of the analyst ryobka is not related. ryobkia himself probably made his post based on the conclusions of analyst john hellin, who writes about the crisis at the front for the finnish newspaper helsinki news about kyiv in two years. does not say anything, but notes that after the capture of the village of progress in the pokrovsk direction , the russian army is advancing one kilometer there every day. this situation is the result of many short and long-term challenges that ukrainians face at the same time, writes helin. the most significant of them is the command, which, as he believes analyst, still wastes troop lives to hold as many territories as possible. about roman pohorily, co-founder analyst and project analyst. joins our broadcast, mr. roman, congratulations, thank you for joining, we will also talk about these statements, about the situation at the front, but i

of the hour, he's got more details on more and goes on more analysis stick around, we are next to the the welcome to wealth of parts for centers. central asia has been both a coverage of price and in federal grounds. and the increased power of rivalry, serving as a graveyard of empires, but also struggling to develop and prosper on its own terms as the focal point in the battle for your res at moved west for to ukraine with the devastating consequences for the latter. how do central asian nation from manage to being at the crossroads of global politics? we'll discuss that. i'm now in joined by part of it 5 s and what's the associated fell at the david canada international foundation in your daily doctor in good stay . it's a great honor for me and a great pleasure to talk to thank you very much for being here. thank you for having me here. now, in the 20th century, it was sooner fashionable among historians and strategists, to stress central asian central asia, critical position. it was believed that whoever controls this vast region would have the resources and the military power to control the world. does it still apply in t

for good. bret: center johnson we senatore appreciate your talk. we get analysisrom karl rove and kellyanne conway have the assassination attempt on former president trump harkens back to a similar moment more than 100 years ago. >> miller high life theater in downtown milwaukee formerly known as the milwaukee auditorium considering all that we've been through in the past day, it is pretty interesting. in 1912 president teddy roosevelt gave a speech here after he was shocked by saloon keeper. who's coming out of his hotel a short way from where the bullet was slowed by a steel eyeglass case and a copy of roosevelt's speech over his heart in his breast pocket. despite the injury he decided to give the speech at the milwaukee theater told the audience holding up the bloodstained speech it takes more than that to kill a bullmoose. special report continues after this. where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old d

political story and some analysis, let's bring in the senior researcher in the euro center for securities studies. thank you for joining us this morning. where do you see this leaving this democratic party and what your expectation is now around the prospects for this democratic party and a potential president harris versus trump in november? >> it has truly been a week where some of the u.s. politics -- it is nothing that any of the historians of u.s. politics based in modern times can really draw parallels to going back all the way to 1968 when democrats actually faced similar sorts of turmoil. the parallels are not very good there because it was a different sort of situation altogether. what i would say on the democratic side is we need to see the follower happening. democrats really need to consolidate now around who the presumptive nominee would be and president biden made it clear that he would like, harris to carry the torch but now as i've heard from all your analysis, this is not what clear as to whether this process is going to be one where there will be some sort of internal de

yeah, we'll look forward to a bull of analysis as well, with you, particularly in that for us at the convention center in milwaukee the the, the spring you, some of the days of any is not intensified is really a text across the gauze or a killed mold and 500 palestinians in the past 10 days. some of the latest strikes when central garza now the technical, the town of the way that killed at least 8 palestinians. an injured many of us. women and children are amongst the victims, is where the full series of also talked to elizabeth in a bridge. refugee comes by the international committee of the red cross, as hospitals in southern gauze are breaking point. the influx of palestinians, wounded by israel's bombardment, has led to a, the crowded waiting rooms in central garza and patients being treated on the floor as tara capitol was able to post now from the law on here today inside the departments of up to the hospice and which is one of the fairly functional possible . so in district or you can plan to see the capacity of the hospitals. overwhelmed, wounded, and patients are getting medical treatment eve

for the thorough analysis. borys kushniru, head of the expert-analytical department council of the ukrainian analytical center, in touch. that's all i can do. to support mr. borys, that ukrainians began to return and spend more money specifically in ukraine. i will remind you that, in particular, before the great war , i often wrote to the national bank that one of the important factors of economic growth is domestic demand and, in particular, our money, the money of consumers, which we spend in ukraine and boost the economy. i will conclude the column about money during the war with this, but a big broadcast is going on, there will be more later. see us. thanks to oleksandr morshevka, my colleague for telling me all the latest in the world of money, as i said, when you know what to be prepared for, you know what to be prepared for, and you are prepared, and of course, even though the speaker of my colleagues spoke about what awaits us, a very difficult second half of the year may await us, nevertheless, ukrainians are returning, ukrainians are investing money, believe in ukraine, we all believe in ukraine. we

politclub is back, live, and we continue our analysis with the guests of our program, so now... ihor semivolos joins us, director of the center for middle eastern studies. mr. igor, we are glad to welcome you. congratulations. here, the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinken, stated that israel and hamas are allegedly close to a truce. this is what he stated, partly the american press and american online publications are talking about it. in the same time we see that the peace plan for ukraine is published by johnson and allegedly says that this, conditionally speaking, can be trump's peace plan, yes, well, these are the parallels, so to speak, we have now, mr. igor, how do you generally evaluate the proximity this truce, possible, is it really possible to implement it between israel and hamas, in the meantime, or will it all be disrupted and postponed for a certain period? well, the problem is that there have already been many such rumors about a truce, yes, that is, for almost several months we have been watching the attempts of both the american administration, first of all, and the arab countries,