well, firstly, how to consolidate the space of central eastern europe, i, uh, have a bad idea how to it to a different extent. well, in which how, for example, uh, these states of central eastern europe can be serious, but independent factors in the common eu line. how can they, for example, dictate the agenda. and the same germany france or e. there, if we are talking about the europlant community as a state, well, let's see, but the czechs, right? well, to what extent, but there a year and a half ago, and the czech republic, which, uh, russian capital is seriously present, where economic cooperation is close, that's the extent to which it was interested in such a serious zeroing of relations with us, and up to the announcement of us terrorist state. on my own with from the point of view of its internal, as if we were talking about national interests. yes, in no way, yes, but nevertheless it happened, and it seems to me that a rather obvious question is a rather obvious answer to the question of how independent they are, how much they can a-a represent this radical, uh, common force

we here in central europe, especially as a neighbor of the brain, have chosen a different bottom. that is, we are calling you get truth, be start and stop the fighting. because that's the only way out of the company. i understand that, but as a nature, remember, you cannot bring yourself to say you want ukraine to win. russia was the aggressor, you've, you've acknowledged that, but you can't say that you want ukraine to win with all due respect. nato is a defensive alliance, and nato is not having good job, anything to do without a common decision in the grade. so what you see on behalf of the members they get from that we are fully and completely standing together. we don't need to allies and we have always forward and are going to follow the common natal decisions sound call that's been good to have you on conflicts. ok, thank you very much indeed. thank you. ah ah ah, with in a globalized world where everything is connected, all it takes is a scores. to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world with global 3000. in 90 minutes on d w. o . in whic

i hope that central europe will no longer be there when we talk about central europe.iston of lithuania, hungary and the czechs. ukraine will be the main part of our region. it will be at this time eh members of the european union this is for me it is clear in 10 we will talk about it completely completely different conditions we will think about ukraine as a member of the european union and as the main part of the new central europe if from this point of view, the fastest -growing european regions of europe, the european union has been forced to think about what europe will be like in 10 years. putin is not going to win this putin as an autocrat today it is definitely clear that now there is a confidential negotiation between putin and an american i don't know what i'm looking for but in principle he already thinks as an autocrat he already knows that from his point of view the most important thing is everything that he can do now save your life save your property save your loved ones but he won't be a leader in this time of the world like that well, i'll just say at

well, firstly, how to consolidate the space of central eastern europe, i, uh, have a hard time imagininga different degree. well, in what way how, for example, uh, these states of central eastern europe can be serious, but independent factors in the general estonian line, as they, for example, can dictate rather than agenda. and the same germany , france, or uh, there, if we are talking about the europlant community as a state, let 's see, but the czech republic yes, well, to what extent, and there a year and a half ago? and the czech republic, which, uh, seriously has russian capital, where there is close economic cooperation, that's the extent to which it, but was interested in such a serious renewal of relations with us, and up to declaring us a terrorist state. by itself, from the point of view of its internal, how would we conspire national interests. yes, in no yes, but nevertheless it happened and it seems to me that a rather obvious question is a rather obvious answer to the question of how independent they are, how much they can represent this radical, uh, common force, but how

general for the architecture of security and international relations in the whole of eastern and central europe to end the imperial period of the history of russia, the one that brought mountains of destruction to all the peoples of central eastern europe with the legacy of civilization. so we understand that this is not only a struggle for our freedom and yours the struggle for values ​​for the way of life in which we want to live is also a struggle for our interests, economic strategists and others because we remember from history what peace was like in this region without russia without imperial russia, this is one of the most prosperous regions in europe, and we see, we heard from our parents, from our children, how did this region become when russia came there, it brought nothing but destruction, violence, poverty and resistance. for ukraine not only because we understand that ukraine is now experiencing its 1920s and is forming an image of the future, fighting for itself, for itself, for the preservation of itself, but also so that all of us in central eastern europe can live as we want w

we need more interconnections to central europe, but we can also be the intermediary country that willct europe to north africa. we are talking to the egyptians and putting forward a very ambitious three gigawatt cable that will connect africa to greece and of course to have a three gigawatts cable, you need 10 gigawatts installed to produce the electricity. francine: if you look at the crisis, you believe in general because of the wharton ukraine, the transition will take longer but -- war in ukraine, the transition will take longer but be more aggressive? pm mitsotakis: it has to be faster. when we look at how we are deploying our capital, european money but also private capital, we know for example we need more infrastructure in our grids. this for us is of paramount importance because at some point we won't be able to install more renewables unless we have more investment into the grids. security of supply is a huge issue. renewables are the safest, the cleanest, and the cheapest form of energy today, especially for countries such as greece. francine: i want to talk about the cost-

think they will act quite actively to protect poland, as is the support from the countries of central europeltations begin? of course, of course, because these baltic countries. well, what we saw during the support of ukraine at the beginning of the war by the countries of central europe, the czech republic, slovakia, first of all, i think that these countries will seriously support poland's position, the bucharest nine will certainly support poland's position. and these are additional arguments and additional strength to convince, and as i already said, those countries to those countries that are not yet ready. well, i would say so 100% get involved in confrontation with russia , by the way, the latest news. thank you andrii andrii deschytsya, the former ambassador of ukraine to poland, the latest news.

welcome to this new edition of cheque in this time a reporters have set their sights on central and eastern europe. they're off to lithuania, to check republic and poland. lucas steak begins his travels. in lithuania, capital, vilnius, the largest city in the baltic states. the co froelich heads to prague in the czech republic, where she wants to see how tourism has changed. since the pandemic began, and later lucas degas goes to condense the port city in northern poland, where the solid artist movement played a significant role in what led to the fall of the iron curtain. but 1st, to vilnius the symbol of vilios stance. 140 meters above the city, the giddiness tower, a remnant of what was once the city's most powerful defense system. the giddiness castle. hello, from vilios. in lithuania, have you ever heard of it? well, lithuania is one of the 3 baltic states in eastern europe, russia, and bella roost our direct neighbors. and, well, the war in ukraine is not that far away. and i want to know, is it still safe to travel here in these types? let's find out the russian born ukraine is viewed with

and this, of course, central europe and germany, but also the rest of the road is affected by that. that would be far more cas traffic. so this is something we definitely have to avoid that i hope to know that the whole world is watching about of costs that might be scenarios below. this struck scenario that's still threatening the idea of an influence of a foreign power that might have its own interests and maybe some interest directed against the severity of the owner state is a threat and it's have so critical infrastructure. goods that come from could detect us like telecommunication energy sector, chips and conduct us must be protect, attend, that does not mean that this no possibility to do business, but we have to take care that we have an own grap known serenity in this, in this field. and this is how we are acting now. now germany is, as you mentioned, depends on how many imports from china, but it's also quite dependent on exports to china. i just want to pick out one example mean volkswagen. you know what a household name around the world, 40 percent of its cars in china.

and this, of course, central europe and germany, but also the rest of the road is affected by that. that would be far more cas traffic. so this is something we definitely have to avoid that. i hope that china knows that the whole world is watching about of costs that might.

like the rushing war on your cry and has brought the whole world into trouble and says close central europe and germany. but also the rest of the road is affected by that. that would be far more cas traffic. so this is something we definitely have to avoid, and i hope to china knows that the whole world is watching about of costs. that might be a scenario below this campus traffic scenario that's still threatening the idea of an influence of a foreign power that might have its own interests and maybe some interests directed against the serenity of the state. it's a threat and it's have so critical infrastructure. goods that come from critique checked us like telecommunication energy sector, chips and to conduct us must be protect, attend. this does not mean that this no possibility to do business, but we have to take care that we have to own grap known serenity in this, in this field. and this is how we are acting now. now germany is, as you mentioned, depends on how many imports from china, but it's also quite dependent on exports to china. i just want to pick out one example mean volkswag

the rushing war on your cry and has brought the whole world into trouble and says, of course, central europe and germany. but also the rest of the road is affected by that that would be far more catastrophic. so this is something we definitely have to avoid that i hope to china knows that the whole world is watching about of costs that might be scenarios below. this struck scenario that still are threatening the idea of an influence of a foreign power that might have its own.

battalions of hungary, bulgaria, romania and slovakia, the number of nato forces in eastern and central europencreased by 2.5 times. now she's over 30.000 people. and in the near future, our allies, first of all, belarus, may also be under attack. therefore, the priority is to ensure the security of the union state. vsu struck at the children's hospital in donetsk. explosions thundered in several districts of the city at once, as well as in makiivka, five massive strikes on residential areas in 20 minutes, three people were killed, one was wounded by shells, and all day hay panteleymonovka is being torn apart in gorlovka. that night they shelled the kherson region. aiming at civilian infrastructure, three missiles fell near the crossing over the dnieper 21 projectiles intercepted russian air defense systems well, in the west they are monitoring that the stocks of missiles of other weapons are in the sun. a dozen is enough for attacks on peaceful cities and for the black market, i remind you, the main arms donor, but where does it go, for example, 90% of small arms experts shrug, and the washin

is it possible to say that the countries of central europe are still more radical than the countries western or southern europe, or did the war remove these differences? well, it reduced these differences and, unfortunately, it did not just for i think the central eastern countries of europe , this war in ukraine against ukraine feels more like its own war, and for the germans , the french, there are still many people who believe that this is a regional conflict that does not concern germany france, italy, and so on, and here we just need to find out more, what are the international aspects of this conflict, even if germany or france will not be more active here, and there, well, these conflicts also concern the people of these countries, because it changes the international the security system and this, well, this simply needs to be clarified for those people who still do not believe that this is really a european challenge, and how do you imagine the further development of the situation for europe if russia nevertheless manages to create a new wave of migration from ukraine as a re

are not surely in the best possible way in finland, but we are in a lot better position than central europelked about the traffic of people across your borders. finland has taken the decision to stop all tourist visa entry from russia. yes. alongside the baltic states. a clear message to moscow. yeah. france and germany have said they're not prepared to do that. in fact, the germans think it's a mistake because they think it's going to stop those young men who want to avoid serving in the russian military — it's going to stop them seeking safe haven in the european union. do you think you might have made a mistake? france and germany don't have a common border. it's easy to shout a bit further away, but you have to keep in mind that finland respects its international agreements and legislation — for example, concerning asylum. so if people are in a position of having an absolute need for shelter, they will surely ask asylum. and finland is prepared to offer russians political asylum if they say they are opposed to putin's regime? that will be studied case by case. when it comes to the europ

practical purposes the war was ever he advised that they send food to feed the people of central europe and eastern europe. other allied leaders refused. this was a marked lesson. some of those who survive two would be embittered by the experience. they would become members of fascist parties throughout europe. not least the nazi party in the 1920s and 30s. churchill, as war secretary, it was also caught up in the bolshevik revolution. the second of the two revelations in russia in 1917 brought the bolsheviks to power. the allied nations all had forces in russia at the time. churchill became the main proponent of what was called the intervention, namely to protect allied supplies in russia. but really to help the bolsheviks opponents in their civil war. churchill was not alone in this intervention. the intervention itself soon became known as winston's war. and if you can see in this cartoon he was heavily criticized for. the intervention really did not help the opponents of lenin and his communists -- in fact, it backfired. the whites, as they were known, were pegged a attacked august

at this very proud nation. germany is resorting itself as a major power of military power in central europe and will now use its power to, to, to do the bidding of the united states in europe, which is to slowly tighten the noose on to run. so pulling it away from having 8th, a policy, none aligned with the u. s. on this issue. but bringing a closer in line with the u. s. in history and saudi arabia, in tightening of the sanctions. and you know, really cutting off a iran from diplomacy and by labeling the i r g c as a terror organization, they try to accomplish this i, i believe they'll fail, but this is what they're bullet u. k. new val is trust, has went out of downing street for more than a week now, but she is certainly not out of the headlines. the shortest serving u. k prime is a has found herself embroiled in another scandal. cerebral media outlets have reported that her phone was hacked when she was serving as foreign secretary under boris johnson. while many details of a hack remain unclear, has already been blamed on russia by the media. reports also, claim trust had to change her

at this very proud nation. germany is resorting itself as a major power of military power in central europe and will now use its power to do to do the bidding of the united states in europe, which is to slowly tighten the noose on tier run. so pulling it away from having a, a, a policy not aligned with the u. s. on this issue, but bringing a closer in line with the u. s. in history and saudi arabia, in tightening the sanctions. and, you know, really cutting off iran from diplomacy. and by labeling the i r g c as a terror organization, they try to accomplish this i, i believe bill fail, but this is what their goal for you are says russia was wonderful mass protest of a rock to do moldova, as thousands of demonstrated to man the pro were some present resign of a failed economic policies. at the same time, the u. s. a stores the supported protests and other countries challenging governments and doesn't like ortiz, don't quarter as well. dozens of protesters detained in moldova over the weak, ringing the alarm bells that it's all exploit weaknesses in target countries, in order to destabilize t

, as if they would help him in court. that won't happen, i can't imagine that poland, eastern central europethink that most likely it won't happen. loud words, which most likely will not lead to anything. here in america, the same trumpists will not be able to push through decisions, remove sanctions , withdraw a-a arrested financial assets , i can’t present any of them. that is, i think that the american sanctions work very well, as far as i know, strictly and very clearly, because they are prescribed, that is, it is very professionally done , not politically, but rather by lawyers, and who , uh , read all the details political, let us like it, that they liked it, so i hope, i hope that america and great britain, too, the sun is very fast in relation to the sun. there will be more and more influence, that is, of course, in the first few months, the sanctions may not have the surge that everyone expected, but i think that when winter comes, when they will not be able to dig up spare parts for their various military needs, then they will feel that this is indeed a long- term and the consequen

moment to what can happen, that this is the only historical moment, most of them, except for central europe, do not have such relations with america, because no one even attacks. do you ever remember the years of solidarity, so that poland was poland, all americans wore polish colors, everything it was well, because poland was a victim of russia, it happens like this, and not just with great love, continue , let's read what it is with us. here i am, here is my answer, mrs. natalya, very simple and beautiful, she cannot make a willful legal decision . security system and what could be the consequences, because it will lead to a nuclear first of all, and so on, so these talks about voluntary decisions. look at the candidacy of ukraine in the european community, this was a voluntary decision, but not what they said. come in, we are opening the door, come in, you have to do this, that , that then you will remain a candidate. and when you leave the candidate, you have to do and then open the road to years of exhausting hard work and making decisions that ukrainian society, like all countries , w

plant back the bark, which measures just a few millimeters, was thought to have been extinct in central europe. bending 2011 and tamala, just klaus monterey suddenly found it again in a been. he launched a conservation project. it slogan, save rossi. very exciting. bugs have an image problem, image bugs, or something you might find in your bed, but something you have to protect yourself from all look, household, all, some even snow bad stink bugs in can. so in principle, people's experience of bugs tends to be really bad, squished. and then one comes along that has to suddenly win hearts and minds and turn everything around on. and we did as 13, y'all. disclosure rosie's neighbourhood was a military training ground until 2004. when the army left the site was in marked ford motor, racing. until klaus mondrey came along. he campaigned against turning the forest and meadows of the $270.00, to site into a racetrack in doing so, the biologists saved the habitat of the thick antenna plant bug and numerous other species. some may not even have been discovered yet screens in the a d r. since the unsai

and i think everyone knows it's the media in germany, in central europe. they know what as well. they can see that being some kind of lifestyle for presidents, lensky learning and a lot of documentation and recalls from all paintings, all the rest of the states. no ritual, the cautious plays ukraine and the media and all that. but the, ignore it in on, in the a to bring a picture which is just pure propaganda. cuba later in the russian capital where he's expected to hold for his counterpart present by the impose in both moscow i have on our facing sanctions a spearheaded by the us. and the point is to, i'm them, you equally partnership opportunities, especially when it comes to decreasing the dependence on global markets. all tease fiorella, isabel explains, their nations may be thousands of miles apart, but it seems they are moving ever closer together. cuban president miguel diaz can now is in russia, and it's set to discuss very important political and economic matters with vladimir putin. the states already lend each other a helping hand in sectors covering transport, energy,

information games lost a lot of assets that they invested in for example germany some parts of central europe i think even in america the russians are playing bigger games with information and perception they resort to using nuclear threats nuclear blackmail blackmail blackmail energy blackmail they play these big games not small companies misinformation on twitter no one cares anymore now they are making us wonder if they will use nuclear weapons what will be the effect of them using food as a way to blackmail the world who will be blamed for this it is all about perception it is all about information they are not winning as much as they would like but they are definitely setting the agenda it was an interview of tetiana vorozhko with peter pomerantsev, a researcher of russian propaganda, see the full version on the pages of the voice of america in social networks, and this is the end of it. thank you for watching voice of america in ukrainian see you next week, have a peaceful weekend, dad, join the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube chann

at this very proud nation. germany is resorting itself as a major power of military power in central europe and will now use its power to do to do the bidding of the united states in europe, which is to slowly tighten the noose on to run. so pulling it away from having 8th, a policy, none aligned with the u. s. on this issue. but bringing a closer in line with the u. s. in history and saudi arabia, in tightening of the sanctions. and, you know, really cutting off iran from diplomacy. and by labeling the i r g c as a terror organization, they try to accomplish this i, i believe they'll fail, but this is what they're golden. now the you are says russia is responsible for last promoters of iraq, didn't moldova, as thousands of demons for his demand, approve some present resign of a failed income and policies. at the same time, the u. s. a stores visible, improve interest in other countries, challenging governments. it doesn't like ortiz donald casa, has more dozens of protesters detained in moldova over the weekend. turns out they have some pro russian views, and washington's ringing. the alar

the strait of gibraltar will come back to what that means for north africa, one sec, but 1st central europe. pretty typical weather here. some snow over the higher ground are, for example, in croatia off to the northwest right now and, okay, this looks a bit threatening, right, but it's can, can continue to funnel north and break apart. so it's not going to threaten either the islands of ireland or britain with any rain over the next little bit. k off to north africa. we go right now and there's that weather maker. it's going to be adapt day in robot with a hive. 16 degrees at some showers across the gulf of guinea to be expected. now for south africa, high temperatures right across the cape provinces in some spots about 40 degrees. that's going to cause an outbreak of some thunderstorms. and then we've got this stream of rain around southern mozambique, given us some showers, also some showers, and an, and an a repo was a high of 27 on thursday, a ah ah ah ah, monitor the top stories here and i'll just era. how came geoffrey said, has been elected as the new democratic leader of the us hou

i think this attempt is stupid because we in central europe, we should have no idea to bring for a diplomatic solution for the conflict. and we want that. we should listen to every one that is slow and in the broadcast light in the soft right. britain has analysis, military mission will withdraw from all the ahead of schedule, the african countries ruin. and jan does now to to the russian private parliamentary wagner group to help fight against is the mist insurgents until you take government. and so that suits were supposed to remain in mind for 3 years, but would now be pulled out like 6 months. around 300 british soldiers were sent to the country in 2020, to protect locals from medicines as part of the un mission. however, the prices have recently escalated and the ruling gym to have become working with russia's wagner group in response fossil so withdrew from molly and the decayed long presence in the african country. meanwhile the leaders of molly and looking for help shoot meetings and threatening cooperation in the fight against terrorism. local jernace sanders, this report. so he serv

and i think everyone knows it's the media in germany, in central europe. they know that as well. they can see that being of some kind of lifestyle presidents, lensky learning, and a lot of documentation entry calls from all paintings. all the rest of the states will know re sure all the passions play and ukraine and the media and all that as well. but they ignore it in, in the a, to bring for one sided picture, which is just pure propaganda. 10 minutes past 3 pm here in moscow. another story to tell you about today, cheapest leader is in the rushing capital where he's expected to hold talks with his counterpart vladimir putin. both moscow and yvonne are facing sanction spearheaded by the us and our poise to unveil new economic partnership opportunities, including a push to decrease dollar dependence in global trade ortiz fiorella, isabel can tell us more. their nations may be thousands of miles apart, but it seems they are moving ever closer together. cuban president miguel diaz can now is in russia, and it's set to discuss very important political and economic matters with vladi

cut all the information from the so called enemy, i think this attempt is stupid because we in central europe, we should have idea to bring forth a diplomatic solution to the conflict. and we want that, we should listen to everyone that is low and in the broadcast and like in the top right. well that's all for me today. up. nice here in the see do rachel blevins really we're i'm right. her mommy with you all splendid. mm. ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in your future list. of course, if you click on the billing you're seeing the most in mind, the we'll ship, we're banning all in ports of russian oil and gas news. i know they plenty of with the letter from, you know, with joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia. you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's you boomerang a to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves well, the part we used to look for common

countries now by the european parliament - this means that strange ones will be next western central europe, partially remaining in the strange eastern europe, which were resolutely going to follow this path. well, if the european parliament makes such decisions, then why would it actually say not to do this? the international tribunal for ukraine will convene, it does not matter whether it will be permanent in an hour with the participation of the un, then it is a matter of constantly vetting the members or not, it is clear that russia will not miss such a solution . the possibilities of jurisprudence when they are from the countries of the western countries, this is for themselves and the season of the tribunal between the nine countries and there, the solution is to act, this is such an alternative universal jurisdiction, now it is being developed by the ukrainian government, what will be the consequences , well, it is quite obvious that the immediate and short-term prospects and solve the problem of a-a confiscations of state property corporate assets assets because they are necessary f

and i think everyone knows it's the media in germany, in central europe, they know as well. they can see that being of some kind of life gobs president landscape. very precious. and a lot of documentations entry calls from all paintings. all the rest of the states will know, re sure all the passions play and ukraine and the media and all that as well. but they ignore it in, in the a, to bring for one side of the picture, which is just pure propaganda case. something else to tell you about today, cubis leader is in the russian capital, where he's expected to hold talked with his counterparts of blood mer put both moscow and havana are facing sanctions spearheaded by the u. s. and are poised to and build new economic partnership opportunities, especially when it comes to decreasing dollar dependence on global markets. r t. fiorella. isabel can tell us more. their nations may be thousands of miles apart, but it seems they are moving ever closer together. cuban president miguel diaz can now is in russia, and it's set to discuss very important political and economic matters with

cut all the information from the so called enemy, i think this attempt is stupid because we in central europe, we should have an idea to bring us to diplomatic solution to the conflict. and if we want that, we should listen to every one. there is no enemy broadcast. like in the top right in the, not just hitler heights. and that's defined what the any broadcast has to be cut off. i think that is an attempt which we shouldn't bring forward and which was somehow progressing if we want to be an actor as the german population, as the german government who rings for freedom of speech, who wants to bring up the human rights, we should claim to them all of them shouldn't restrict different opinions if he liked this up in the law is a different call is a different case, but we should listen to the next very much go so many thanks for joining us on the playground, martin told the human rights lawyer and form a member of the parliament for the humbug last party. appreciate your time. well, the best. amid the ongoing hope 27 climate change conference. there's more bad news for africa with the well they

the baltic countries now by the european parliament - this means that the countries of western central europe will be next. partially remaining a strange wasteland of europe, which were decisively going to follow this path. sooner or later, an international tribunal for ukraine will be convened, it does not matter whether it will be permanent in an hour with the participation of the un, so to speak when they from the countries of the western countries will accept this statute for themselves, there is a tribunal between there nine 10th countries and there the decision of this tribunal will act, this is such an alternative universal jurisdiction now it is by the way the ukrainian government earns more, what will be the consequences, well, it is quite obvious that the immediate and short-term prospects will raise the issue of confiscation of state property, corporate assets, because they are necessary for the establishment of the same critical infrastructure that destroys the russian kremlin. and they pay for general weakening of the pressure or something in america, although i personally announ

i think this attempt is stupid because we in central europe, we should have an idea to bring for the diplomatic solution for the conflict. and we want that we should listen to everyone that is low and in the broadcast. like in the top right. well that this is our check out of the dot com for more national and international is moving back at the top of the hour. so we hope you'll join us with ah, ah ah ah ah ah, no one else showed seemed wrong. when all 3 just don't move and you will have to sheep out these days because the advocate an engagement, it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross out. were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle for some reason. a number of so called european intellectuals and politicians maintain the e. you represents the highest level of human development. we are told europe is a garden and the rest of us lived in the jungle rhetoric aside, europe is in serious trouble, hardly a model for the rest of the world. in fact, europe is declining into irrelevance.

and i think everyone knows it's the media in germany, in central europe. they know what as well. they can see that being some kind of lifestyle for president lensky. learning a lot of documentation and recalls from all paintings, all the rest of the states, no ritual. the cautious plays ukraine and the media and all that. but the, ignoring in on, in the a to bring a picture, which is just pure propaganda in thing time because pub, in the name of the people it says, are russian collaborators in the has all region that includes the local administration, police officer, please tell us. and even kill them. on the course photo the scene sweeney. has the story press is wrong in the ukraine conflict has come on the increased scrutiny following a series of allegations, exposing the extent of its involvement journalist from the grays own have already reported on the documents that showed how british intelligence plotted an explosion . similar to the one that damaged the crucial bridge in crimea. the author spells out the terms of the mission that destroying the bridge would require a crui

european parliament in poland and in the baltic countries - this means that strange western and central europe will be next, partially remaining strange sewage of europe that were determined to go down this path well, since the european parliament still makes a decision, why would he actually say it and not do it? it is not important whether it will be established permanently with participation. it is so, it is a matter of ventilation . i will adopt this statute for myself, there is a tribunal between the nine countries there, and there the decision will be made by the tribunal. this is such an alternative universal jurisdiction. now it is being developed by the ukrainian government. what other consequences will there be? - and confiscation of state property assets in corporate assets because they are necessary for the establishment of the same critical infrastructure that destroys the russian kremlin to bombard the territory of ukraine rockets, of course, this will also affect the overall weakening of the pressure on new payments that in america, although my personal money is not such big mon

correctness, yes well, in any case, ukraine is holding its own, ukraine is now deciding the fate of central europed not only, and perhaps we also influence future scenarios, and it is not for nothing that putin is starting to look for various proof formulas it will not happen, on the other hand , there will now be a big conference at the ball, in particular, it is about the g20 meeting, we would like to ask you, maybe there are some signals regarding the formation of our delegation, and accordingly, it is about the formation of a delegation of russian and what will be on the agenda in your opinion ms. maria, you as a member of the verkhovna rada committee on foreign policy i think you know more than we guess thank you for believing that we can more you know we if considering if we in time annual political er, some stories, i would like a continuation of our opinion, a stylish position, an example of a successful, such an invincible, such a stable, worthy position of ukraine of our struggle . that it is important to preserve democracy in different directions, that this is our main value and we shou