andres, andreas uman and the analyst of the stockholm the center for eastern european studies was withine of communication. well , we will now have a short break and very quickly return to wait for the cathedral. today we defend it again. we ukrainians from different regions are fighting and praying we volunteer and save we communicate we work today we once again have to return the torn parts of a united ukraine together and together we will win with the day of sobornosty we have raised our heads again in europe reminding of the darkest hours of our history frantz 24 constantly covers events in ukraine our team on the ground and in the studio will inform you about the dynamics of the events of the fighter, the most relevant from franz 24 in ukrainian on espresso, i am iryna koval, mother, wife, host of the espresso tv channel. and i am also a volunteer, our soldiers at the front need a lot every day things and that's why part of my life today is helping the armed forces of ukraine and i am very grateful to my colleagues for supporting me in this. the war caught me at home in irpen. an

us remind you that we were contacted by andreasomlan and an analyst of the stockholm center for eastern european studiesk you for your participation. we are waiting for igor to join our conversation. the hair of the director of the center for middle eastern studies, we will talk about iran and the rest of asia, and about the rest of asia. well, actually today rajabki and perdogan should hold a telephone conversation with the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi and the president of the russian federation, vladimir putin, ah, this will be another stage of how we understand the conversations of the turkish president, ihor semevolos, the director of the center for middle eastern studies, is in touch with us, igor, congratulations, glory to ukraine, what will these conversations be about, please give your forecast or about that it would be appropriate to talk now, so, well , it is obvious that r is bad, where did he continue the students in one effort, some kind of flip in this , nothing special changes here, that is, mr. igor, if she can hear, we apologize but the connection wants better, yes. well, i

, we already have contact with the studio, umlant address, analyst of the stockholm center for eastern european studiesdreas, congratulations, congratulations, well , let's start with the fact that bloomberg informs our american colleagues that germany is ready to seize russian assets to help restore ukraine what exactly are the assets we are talking about, and we already told andres in the previous studio that we have a huge number of russian assets in ukraine that are also working and, well, they are working in spite of that that the war has actually been going on for a year, and will there not be such an imbalance that germany will seize russian assets to help ukraine , and ukraine will not seize those assets , right here in front of our noses, we already called the main russian oligarchs who do business in ukraine in the previous study i am asking for your opinion by name, i am asking for your opinion. unfortunately, i cannot say any other details about this here and there, because i already know , uh, well, if frozen uh, the russian assets of many western countries, but what about the confiscation

thank you very much . of the litextongol center for eastern european studies, we have a contact, welcomee address, congratulations, well, can you explain to us the mechanisms of german policy in connection with these tanks, yes, this is a very shameful story, and i hope that it will be resolved somehow next week or in a couple of weeks, well, the problem here is that german society is divided, that is, the majority of society supports this course of aid for ukraine, not only economic but also military aid, but what concerns tanks unfortunately, society is divided there, and somewhere around half of german citizens believe that in germany there is no need to transfer german tanks to ukraine, because, well, it is not because they are pro-russian or anti-ukrainian, but because they are afraid that it will allegedly involve germany in sheep- war but why exactly these leopards and not everything before and what follows, yes, it is not possible to find out rationally, it’s just like that, the current opinion is that supposedly these tanks are something, er, something else. this is something no

he's an analyst at to add the stock home center for eastern european studies of the swedish institute of international affairs and joints live now on skype and dress. so we have presidents lensky purging, some of those around him in the midst of war. i just wonder how will this be perceived internationally as a good thing, or will it be concern it's going on in the 1st place? well, it's in a way as sign that there is still a problem of corruption in ukraine, but it's also a sign for the fight against corruption. so it's an ambivalent signal that is now being sent and it has to do with the upcoming ukraine summit in keith on 3rd of february. and, and i think that will be more such and such signs from ukraine, designed to reassure best on partners both concerning the hope that ukraine is getting and also concerning the e. u. earned candidacy for ukraine. the ukraine government is serious about the fight against corruption address. just hang on for a 2nd. i come back in a moment. just wanted to move the discussion onto this issue of of tanks and poland has formerly asked germany for perm

and vyacheslav kantor, the deadline for renewing european union sanctions is march 15, we will include serhiy danilov, an expert of the center for middle eastern studies p. serhiy we welcome you yes i welcome you i welcome the audience well, a few days ago we were going through, so to speak, negotiations in turkish in the triangle, in particular, the human rights commissioner, mr. lubinets, was a person who pretends to be a russian ombudsman and bears the surname moskalkov, and there were, of course, turkish colleagues, then it turned out that moskalkov was told to stop in the kremlin, and as far as we understand the russian side has begun to block the next exchange of prisoners of war and civilians captured by the russian federation p. sergiy would like to ask you about the situation in turkey in general, in particular about certain diplomatic efforts on the part of the official ankaras and bumpers continue well, first of all, the president himself is continuing his efforts there to draw stars for the next non-achievement, any that can be presented as a peacemaker. with ukraine, well, in particular, it is his prisoners, since they had high hopes in t

stockholm center for the study of eastern europe, we will try to find out how much everything was really there and whether there really is such a trend of right-wing radicalization in the europeanon. who is behind it, or could it be russia and what it can lead to, congratulations, mr. andres, to our broadcast, congratulations. thank you very much for the invitation, so you heard our introduction to your inclusion, i want to ask, what, finally, did we figure out what really happened in germany with this attempt to storm the bundestag, who is behind it is it really such a real event and more real than a media virtual one? well, i guess i have to say that there wasn’t such an assault or something like that, it’s just hm, well, the group is not even a party of the so-called rise buggers or imperial citizens who think that she is old the german empire still exists and those who do not recognize the federal republic of germany, well, i would say that these are local crazy people. that is, it is a slightly different phenomenon than what we saw in washington when there was this storm, the chapter was also crazy there, of course, but there is this radical right. they had a radical conne