who opened their hearts and homes for citizens of ukraine who were forced to move here to poland due to russian aggression, and indeed this great solidarity of the polish people with in ukrainian this is already the beginning of a new history of our relations my task will be to turn this great spirit of solidarity, which is now inherent especially in the conditions of war in the polish people, this rapprochement that took place between ukrainians and poles, into concrete projects of cooperation that will forever and ever, so to speak, connect our two our two of the people, our two states are in the united european family, i have often said the same words that this is 18 as a turning point that from time to time ukraine and russia will forever be enemies and ukraine and poland will be called friends and i hope that we will always be let's be honest about the second statement, and i can't imagine otherwise if poroshenko didn't open the border every day and didn't accept a driver from ukraine, well, here i wanted to ask how much humanitarian aid we receive from what ukraine receives. ju

shortage of workers in many areas, so the chances of quickly finding the first job here for our citizens are quite high. nataliya klaudin from of great britain for the espresso tv channel and watch the next episode from the series of stories about who works for ukrainians who moved abroad after february 24 at the same time next sunday, i'm telling you see you and i wish you a peaceful good night without any worries and take care of yourself watch espresso news and euro programs espresso for ukrainian refugees in europe co-broadcast with the atp channel radio freedom programs time-time voice of america programs inclusion of public television journalists bbc news broadcasts ukraine and frantz 24, as well as the broadcast of the information marathon, the only news, together we are a force, glory to ukraine so that ukrainians do not think about so that they do not speak first, the war still comes out, the war is ours victory seven days a week from monday monday seven different fields of human activity sports culture politics eight hosts of express journalists experts opinion leaders in real

these are ordinary citizens. same people who buy summer cottages somewhere in the suburbs or other places do all this in such a sophisticated jesuit form, and people are simply not allowed to carry out their financial obligations to maintain facilities, but real estate, and then they are accused of being, and that they are not able to do this, they threaten that they are real estate, but, uh, so far, there seem to be no such facts, but of course, this kind must be reckoned with, threats literally yesterday e minister of the interior, and estonian leonid a put forward another , so to speak, an interesting initiative, and to adopt a law that would prohibit russian citizens from acquiring real estate, but there is already now , and there is a restriction for russians regarding the acquisition of real estate, apparently want to impose a total ban. but in general, but spotting the situation. it is hard to imagine that someone, being in sound mind, knows how to have a sober memory, wants to buy something in estonia, so

restored citizen is more of a statement. a statement i want to make about myself and a statement i want to encourage other people to make about themselves that wherever you are, you can take it from there. i don't really feel that is a hindrance. the main reason that i wrote the book was because i wanted people who were saying, i am in ex-con, i can never be anything else. to be able to have a different vision of themselves. and language matters. what you call yourself matters. what you say about yourself matters. because i believe that language matters and how you identify yourself is going to be your destiny, my destiny is to have my life restored fully. that anything i have lost will be restored to me and anything that i am able to restore to anyone else, within my power, i will do everything i can to restore to them. restoration is a big thing to me. a lot of people use the term returning citizen, and i can appreciate that term, but i feel that you can return as a citizen and you can return to prison. i want people to fe

who opened their hearts and their homes for the citizens of ukraine who were forced to move here tod because of russian aggression, and indeed this great solidarity of the polish people with the ukrainian people is already the beginning of a new history this is the foundation on which we will continue to build our cooperation, our partnership, and this is what my task will be so that this great spirit of solidarity, which is now inherent especially in the conditions of war, to the polish people, this rapprochement that took place between ukrainians and poles, so that turn all this into concrete projects of cooperation that are forever and forever. you can say that it will connect our two our two peoples our two states in the united european family. and the turning point is that from now on, ukraine and russia will forever be enemies, and ukraine and poland will be called friends, and i hope that tomorrow we will be true to the second statement, and i can't imagine otherwise if the tablet didn't open the border every day and didn't accept e- he is a driver from ukraine, and here i wa

the stationary dry storage of spent nuclear fuel in donetsk region , the mandatory evacuation of citizenstinues, people are taken out of the dangerous region directly under by russian shelling, our film crew is in a storm. vitaliy bakumenko will tell you more, so i congratulate vitaliy. and you have my word, and now we are in ukraine because the storms have started to fly very hard, well, they are hitting something heavy because the ruptures are so powerful, deaf and flying around the city here recently, as we were told , cluster shells exploded and apparently injured a person, now the locals are trying to call an ambulance or the police to help, this is beforehand, it is someone from the locals. in general, the situation here is very difficult. they are beating around the city they saw many such centers of fire on the outskirts, that is, thick black smoke rises into the sky, the russians are trying to advance on bakhmut , they also advanced on soledar, but there, according to the information of the general staff, the ukrainian army repelled the offensive attempts . they are walking aroun

in some soviet citizens do not buy all that the official media. tell them. their daily experiences demonstrate to them the faults of the of much soviet propaganda. even when it is not believed however, propaganda is a powerful instrument of manipulation for the regime. it defines the limits of permissible discussion and sets parameters on what is considered legitimate. and what will not be tolerated.

there is an interesting experience at the level of individual citizens.emember at the beginning of the war in the 14th year, one of he forbade czech hotel owners in ostrava to let russian citizens live in their hotels, then he was sued for discrimination, he won this court, but at some stage he asked the russians to sign a statement that they do not support the seizure of ukrainian crimea. could it be such a path that would open up good russians to come to europe so that they sign a statement when receiving a visa that they do not support russian aggression against ukraine, of course such a possibility is being discussed there, and here this time, what was the case that it was not such a collective ban for all russians, but only for those who did not condemn oleksiy crimea as an illegal , these russians, as they said, do not agree with this, so this owner for the possibility of being there is simply a matter of national security , and i emphasize once again that no one is saying that people who are persecuted by their own regime will not be able to travel

that's all, these people went out into the street when the majority of citizens ukrainians considered putin to be the best politician in the world, and alexander lukashenko was usually given the second place. sometimes these political figures changed their roles. the most popular was poroshenko lukashenko, and putin was in second place, and i do not think that ukrainian citizens should bear any personal responsibility for this, because if now a person who loved lukashenka or putin all her life and now the house is ransacked and she is with her children or grandchildren, it doesn't matter, she is forced to save her life. should we remember what this woman had a person's political views are not, of course, but her ukrainian passport creates her opportunity for salvation, true. and a russian passport of a person who fought against the regime or did not accept the regime, let her be three times less than her own country, we are also not often here in most of ukraine, or a belarusian passport in people who came to the square several times only fought against lukashenka's regime creates, on

all citizens have received temporary protection status.his is not a refugee status. with ukraine, citizens of ukraine who have received this status have in fact the same rights as citizens of these countries and for employment and for appropriate medical care and training at the next stage which we are currently working on is the possibility of the safe return of citizens of ukraine to the territory of ukraine. among the acts of citizens who expressed such a desire, the european union and ukraine agreed that we should create conditions for the safe return of citizens. we are currently working on this document as it will look like what will this communication look like, of course, in the conditions when almost 6.5 million citizens got to the territory of other countries. this is a big challenge for the consular service for state bodies, but today we established production abroad and providing citizens with documents that they lost, foreign passports were also extended, for today we are most focused on the issue of the beginning of the schoo

the first one was on august 6, and we see that this is convenient for citizens. no need to take time off from work. no need to look for someone to leave the children with, especially for large families, this is true. in addition, there is no need to spend money on the road, and today, out of 30 people who were received, representatives from all regions of the countries of the council of the republic as a whole use very flexible approaches, and belarusians interact with citizens, and the cash awards of citizens of the council of the republic are brought to logical permission. during this year, only members of the presidium of the upper house of parliament considered more than 2,100 appeals. belarusian agrarians have overcome the new frontier in the bins, already 8 million tons of grain have been brought into the piggy bank more than others by the agrarians of the minsk region. there , for more than 2 million milk crops, 96.3% of the area has been harvested in the country, with an average yield of 36.7 centners per hectare. the winners of the competition praise the

feel today, citizens, former citizens of the soviet union, who those who lived on ukrainian land shouldat you felt czech slovaks felt when the soviets were walking on ukrainian land like this and i think that the recovery of the social organism itself begins with this feeling. the search for ways to its future is very obvious to me and i believe that in this situation in which you and i find ourselves, we must clearly understand how important this process is, a process that will help us understand that the values ​​of survival, they somehow do not end at on our historical path with you, they still exist in society, they can still dominate and prevent us from building the country, so that it would be different, we have to look at all the events of the last decades , such retrospectives, to see ourselves both in the role of accomplices in the crime and in the role of its victims, and then this day august 21, 1968 will be filled with a different meaning for us, the meaning of understanding the tasks that the ukrainian state faces today in the opera of russian aggression and in its future c

they could not what do you need to have with you to become a citizen of the russian federation thoughf one of these documents is a migration card, it receives a residence permit in russia when crossing the border; it can be obtained at any migration center of the ministry of internal affairs. , which is also issued by the migration service. ministry of internal affairs certificate of temporary asylum refugee certificate or certificate of participation in the state program to assist voluntary resettlement in the russian federation so, what additional support measures are introduced by the new regulations, such support measures can be attributed to compensation for the costs of moving, including the transportation of luggage of individuals, the guarantee of the provision of medical and social services for the period of resettlement in russia, as well as the payment of lifting funds. all these payments were guaranteed when using the program for the resettlement of compatriots on the territory of russia, however. forced migrants from the territory of ukraine of the donetsk luhansk republi

so citizen.to say that citizen krestovsky visited you several times in the hospital and brought some things, such as a guitar and a digital voice recorder. so yes citizen krestovsky you confirm this information. what about a voice recorder? i don't know anything, well, how can it be so alexandrovich i told you that i forgot. you are in kolya's office and you brought it to me, found it. i beg you, please, do not attribute to me what i did not do. not about any voice recorder. i don't know, i didn't take it anywhere. and in general, his eyes did not see, they did not see something, yes, how could they not see it? you conveyed that you are lying here, sitting here, poking a bastard, cattle. what did i buy you? you are a doll, i ask you to protect me from these blades. well, let's write it down, citizen krestovsky, you do not confirm the fact that you brought a citizen not of our dictaphone so we'll write it down. wake up, let's go down, you will need to follow him to the siberian spoke, what differe

the state, the property of the russian federation as a state and natural persons of citizens of the russian federation who support aggression or have been seen in support of the current regime in the russian federation, we are moving on . because the heating season in terms of military aggression does not look like it can be provided with the necessary quantities of energy carriers and here i would like to refer now to the last interview of the chairman of the board naftogaz of ukraine, yury vitrenka, colleagues from the new time talked with him and he quoted him that by the heating season it is unlikely to pump 19 billion cubic meters of gas, which are necessary for us due to the huge price and the amount of gas needed to finance such imports and already technological limitations regarding how much gas per day, you can import and how much to pump, there is a theoretical possibility, but there is no practical one. well, regarding financing, by the way, today we received information that canada will provide about half a billion canadian dollars so that ukraine can meet its gas needs for the

but ordinary citizens have practically no influence on public administration.he center for the study of china and globalization has come to the conclusion that it is more correct to call modern america not a democracy, but oligarchs. the european union is trying with all its might to inflate the food crisis and blame russia for it. however, the reason for the lack of food in the world is not a special operation of moscow, but the policy of the west, a russian political scientist in vladimir kiev is sure that we are now seeing a growing food crisis all over the world. even the richest country in europe, for example, germany raised the price of their food basket by 8%. and in the baltic states, it has grown to seventeen percent. new food crisis. uh threatens that those who were on the verge of starvation will plunge into it. and those that have n't eaten will, uh, begin full-blown starvation and the blame for all this, of course, uh, lies with the united states and europe. europe is now in a situation where its political economic system has received such a powerf

this is if my name may also require a birth certificate of the child, in addition, citizens of the dpr lpr or ukraine who are in russia have the right to apply to any territorial body of the ministry of internal affairs of russia at the place of actual residence if they do not have registration at the place of residence or stay in this if necessary, passport documents confirming the absence of diseases, posing a danger to others, in particular hiv, as well as a migration card, if it is not available, you can get a duplicate, contact the migration department of the territorial body of the ministry of internal affairs of russia at the place of actual location when applying for citizenship, you must, of course, learn the following in practice for registration citizenship of russia and you need to pass a medical examination earlier , for this it was required to see a residence permit or a temporary residence permit, in order to obtain which just had them undergone a medical check, if earlier prior to signing. a citizen of ukraine applied for a temporary residence permit or residence permit

citizen, correct? and yet you were in fact spied on an nso says that they do not spy on us citizens. mr. scott, in the course of your research, have you identified additional american citizens or u-s government officials infected by pegasus or another company. spyware. >> in the course of our research we have identified the targeting of other u-s citizens. >> can you name them please? >> the citizens who are targeted in some cases i'm not able to do , that because we have a responsibility of confidentiality. but i would be more than happy to provide a list of public reporting of the many us citizens who've been targeted over the years. it goes back to americans working in nonprofits in mexico supporting local groups. two people working on electoral consulting in places like panama right up until the present. >> how about public officials? >> i am not in a position to talk about other american public officials, but i will highlight with a big underline under one other category which is american journali

schultz will have to explain himself to the german citizens before returning home. and what are the goals of germany in this context and the possibilities, too, while we were curious about germany’s reaction, including to scholz’s statement, here in germany they recognized schultz’s failure to try to find a replacement for russian gas, it is clear that he went to canada, of course, not was the main goal. in general, here are these ritual statements that diplomats of all absolutely western countries have recently considered obligatory to make at the beginning of any meeting that formally has nothing to do with russia or ukraine , but nonetheless. in general, yes, we have indeed reconciled in some way. with the current state of affairs, but of course, ola-scholz went to talk to negotiate about energy carriers, prices for rising somewhere cannot but worry, including berlin, and so is the german edition of the kindergarten, and its author is peter pinzler. e, says that attempts by the german chancellor to short. this refers to the supply of canadian gas, have not been s

e, subsidies are provided to certain categories of citizens. uh, such funds are allocated in seventy-three regions of the russian federation, the volume of social support, uh, is determined directly by the subject of the russian federation, and in depending on the region e, the category e is determined. these are veterans, for example, disabled people, and poor citizens, large families, pensioners. uh, combatants and other categories today, the total amount of funds included in the budgets of the constituent entities of the russian federation for the year 23 for the twenty-second year, i'm sorry, is, uh, about four. billion rubles and regions with good budgetary security have the opportunity to provide, e, a larger amount of benefits, while we certainly understand that regions with low budget security does not have the ability to allocate sufficient funds as positive examples would cite the moscow region of the sakhalin region. a, the nizhny novgorod region, the leningrad region, the altai territory, where they are most defined as beneficiaries

and pretty soon the state is the master and the citizen or what was the citizen as the slave there's another postmodern and it's postmodern effort to destroy citizenship and the constitution. you've seen it very frequently in the news lady. i called these the evolutionaries. these are people that think that human nature is malleable and has changed and the constitution is fixed and archaic and the amendment process doesn't keep up with changing brain chemistry, perhaps and therefore they have to change the constitution or the custom and traditions that surround it to better reflect this idea that we're really not a constitutional republic but we're radical athenian or french revolutionary democracy. in other words what 51% on any given day want should be enacted immediately as law. and so they go after institutions the one that's been most recently in the news is is the hundred and fifty year old. nine person supreme court, not a word of this 30 years ago when we still had the dynamism of the warren court everybody thought nine justices were wonderful. remember that packing the court

in the meantime, the notorious citizens are calling for burning the passport of a russian citizen ande is an announcement to order a new one from the ussr and not pay at all for utilities, mortgages and rent of premises. they very often use these concepts there, and the ore-tribes there are ro, there are slavs and so on. and you know how, but ours. uh, patriotic young people, they may not understand. here, these red lines do not understand what their uh, as if some good could be. the ideas associated there with the revival of a strong russia are their patriotic spirit, but in the wrong direction. that is, yes, it’s better to shoot at a live battle there and so on, and then they say that the enemies, in fact, are the ones that need to be blown up in the government. these are the ones who manipulate everything and uh, uh, youthful consciousness and use them as a fighting force. it's very dangerous for creating an extremist organization the founder of the movement, sergei taraskin, was sentenced to 8 years in a penal colony in rio by the president of the ussr taraskin retrained from a de

and i am a citizen of ukraine, and this one of these bases.f the 1,000 aggressors did we find in society? here i completely agree with you, and this is a very cool trend, because the orientation towards one's small homeland, well, at least i remember well. living in crimea, these phrases about the land beyond crimea are not crimeans, that is, even there, without seeing themselves in the context of any ukrainian or any other state, crimeans have always positioned themselves as residents of this small piece of land and from this well, in fact, there are a certain number of problems that lead to a chain reaction and er, but still the realization that home and in general is our comfort zone is really within the borders of our state and not exclusively of some specific region. it seems to me that this is a very promising story, nevertheless. maybe you can elaborate a bit er again the results of this study by region well, you have already noticed that russian-speaking ukrainians are what is commonly called russian-speaking ukrainians . the state is

with whom we communicate, that the verkhovna rada demonstrates the openness of this work and citizensee that this is a legislative body that works fully, passing laws that are expected by civil society, our economy, etc., because of that we we insist, including this position, as far as i know, of the european solidarity of the voice of others, that after the plenary session is over, the session of the verkhovna rada should still be broadcast in the recording, so that all the citizens of ukraine once again felt that there is no panic, that the deputies did not flee the country or they work in session treason, and it is very important that you saw the discussion, for example, about privatization during the war, and there really is something to say about the approved salaries, etc. because of that, it concerns us it is radically different and we will insist on the agreed council to still broadcast and this will make it possible for all of us to see the adopted citizenships. you also have a very powerful supervisory and control function. i would like to be with you again to talk about the

a citizen of ukraine, bohdan tsyganenko, was driving with her. how did investigators find out?ng towards moscow, here it is, the village of the poliomitis institute, only 20 km from the house where vov rented an apartment. how did the operatives establish that gypsyenko met with vovk for a reason, exactly as a 44-year-old citizen of ukraine, as they managed to find out during a complex investigation? in operational work, he helped a woman commit a terrorist attack. bogdan tsyganenko provided natalya vovk with fake license plates and documents in the name of a real citizen of the republic of kazakhstan, yulia zaiko. and also, together with vovk, assembled improvised explosive device. another recording from cctv cameras already at the point of issue of a courier delivery service in the south-west of moscow to customers in dark glasses turned out to be bogdan tsyganenko at the counter. he is waiting for the delivery of the parcel, every now and then he looks at the phone, as if he is chatting with someone, he practically does not raise his head, they came in parallel. here with it

and we encourage the citizens of ukraine to return there will only be such an opportunity. come back together, we must rebuild our country. a recently created group is killing an open border in order to increase capacity on the ukrainian -polish border. the infrastructure was affected catastrophically, the russians bombed a lot of logistical routes or opportunities, they blocked the ports, and due to these new circumstances, the load on the road checkpoints on the ukrainian -polish state border actually increased. pass, well, of course, huge queues are created, especially from trucks er, dissatisfaction of carriers is growing, but here i would especially like er, a special emphasis emphasize that this dissatisfaction must be directed first of all at the one who is the root cause of this situation. that is, it is putin and the russian federation, which with its war and its aggression against ukraine actually put all of us in very difficult conditions, on the other hand, we we see a huge political will on the part of the polish government and on the part of the ukrainian gove

despite this, the majority of citizens in the occupied territories are not going to take participationled referendums, in particular in mariupol, only about five percent of people are ready to vote, and this is reported by ukrainian intelligence, the rest are embittered both towards russia and representatives of the occupation administrations, the situation is similar in kherson and the region where a fake referendum was organized, the russians are hindered by mass resistance the local occupiers currently do not even have a base of potential voters, the same and in zaporizhzhia, in particular, in melitopol, here the invaders can not even gather mass to hold a pseudo-referendum, that is why they are planning to conduct a survey of apartments, mr. oleksandr, this is actually such a format , it makes it easier for them if it is just a survey of apartments, because they cannot do mass gatherings of supporters of their fans, you see the situation, what is that, as mr. valentyn said about the performance there is not even the potential, there is nothing to organize this performance, this is

well, russians are a village, and russian citizens are not citizens, citizens of estonia. 26%, but if we talk about russian-speakers, well, again, it is mostly people from the former ussr about 30%. about 30, well, this is quite a large percentage, then please tell us about this situation in narva, literally, when i was there the day before yesterday, they safely dismantled this t-34 tank, i still do not know why it is still in ukraine stands in particular in kyiv, for example, on peremogy avenue and why peremogy avenue has not yet been renamed brest-lithuanian, that's another question, the tank was dismantled in narva in russian-speaking areas where, in principle, the majority of the population is ethnic russians as part of the efforts of the estonian government to eliminate all soviet military monuments . this is what the tank looked like before dismantling. the dismantling procedure began on tuesday early in the morning. it took about three hours. they calmly loaded it onto a military truck and drove it to the estonian of the military museum, the process was observed by

federation citizens, permanent residents of the country had to have some special reason, uh, that is, just for tourist purposes or without explaining the reasons, it was not possible to cross the land border, and after july 15 it became possible. well, where to the lack of air communications between the russian federation and the european union affected the mass of russian tourists, naturally they were affected in three strange ways that continental russia in the european union has a land border, this is the story of the rise of latvians, and we are running out of resources for which мы може катить от простоянный контрольный и обечечивать Кредит, that is, in connection with this, estonia has just closed its borders for citizens of the russian federation. estonia is the first of the strange european union, as far as i know, annulled all the issued early ones, and already er, sergey called for 50,000. we have a small country and so many countries, not so many. the operation of this station will not formally remain in effect, but a-a in a week, they will no longer be able to, uh, most l

see the victory of ukraine is actually very interesting what our citizens answered uh-uh and how itted into percentages in particular at the rumzkov center and at the democratic initiatives fund, because these two organizations were engaged in with this survey, in a few moments we will add to the air the actual andriy bychenko, the director of the sociological service of the razumkov center. well, for now. while we were here with you, we were engaged in really important matters. oblast, but almost as long as you and i are working , our special services are working, respectively, the enemy, e.e. saboteurs were gathering information for planning and preparing a series of missile and artillery strikes on the city, a multi-stage special operation was carried out by our fighters. well, so to speak, the organizer of the magnetic group was a resident of the temporarily occupied melitopol that's it, that's it, in addition, i would like to note that if you want to congratulate each other on independence day with a gesture that would mean a trident, then you should concentrate precisely on th

what is the maximum number of citizens that should live in these parts?e history of the russian federation well. we have never been a colonial power and were formed on completely different principles and lived according to other principles, and there is one more, uh, aspect that i would like to discuss everything with you today. these are actually migration processes, they are complex and important, we understand that the economy needs an influx of foreign labor. but unfortunately, these processes sometimes actually change. it is the cultural landscape in some areas that raises the risk of the formation of a melting pot and the growth of ethnic crime. uh, some areas of, uh, the labor market are under very serious pressure. naturally, there is a backlash, and often it is negatively received by the community from our citizens. and right here. e, it seems to me very important to strengthen the work on the socio-cultural adaptation of migrants. starting something else you need in the homeland of the potential. they perfectly give you an account of the fact th

and that they were inhabitants of the country, but when it came to being a full citizen or citizen who enjoyed all the rights of citizenship united states laws and customs denied women that status of rights varying citizenship because us legal and political author. is believed that all women were inherently dependent weak creatures who relied on others, especially men for survival, so i'm not going to go fully into all that legal history. if anyone's curious. i really dive into it in the first chapter of my book, but it's important to understand that the ritual masculine conception of full us citizenship gave met authority over women and law and in custom and it's also important to understand that the category of sex was commonly used as a valid reason to restrict women's opportunities and autonomy in the home and in public life, so before and after the 19th amendment there were an array of sex specific laws and policies that denied or limited women's right to hold public office serve on juries were concerned occupations even have an independent nationality status and there were also a

or russian citizens living in the eu so there is still a consensus on this issue. goloskolov, she is pogonina together. this infection tears the voice and nerves beats per minute count. let it be wheezing, yes goosebumps to fever. yes, tears, we are all sick of football fields with football at the stadium, meet the new season apply for a fan card for state services.ru. we will tell you what this day is remembered for in history right now hello august 15, 1057. the scottish king magbit died, a real person who became the prototype for shakespeare's famous work. information about his life is contradictory, but it is believed that magbit was born in 2005, and became the king of scotland at the age of 35. after the death of king duncan. the first son after 17 years of reign duncan. malcol killed the maguet. in battle. it turned out that after the death of his father. he fled to england and all the years dreamed of regaining his father's throne by the time of shakespeare, the life of a magbit was overgrown with legends by one of them, the writers and told his tragedy, by

, it 's about the citizens of japan, yes, the mutations are japanese nationality, they just said youere in concentration camps, they didn’t expel you, yes, ok, we can, i was in ukraine, and it wasn’t a concentration camp, mykola. i was on the isle of man, there, where they specially deported german citizens who lived in great britain. well , i understand, it’s the same as now in ukraine has 200,000 russians, we need them somewhere. well, they need to be limited somehow. no, it's not a fiction. well, listen, we're with you . with us, he must understand that we have different positions here. 200,000 russian prisoners of war is one thing. he will have a third position. i run citizens of the united states of japanese origin are another story, they were not in concentration camps like and like others there, let's say citizens were interned there, they were interned, but under which conditions they are normal, these are not different things. we finally agreed here and finally we will give the slavs. i felt that it is necessary to start the discussion earlier in order to give the floor to o

the choice to become a citizen or a non—citizen is an individual choice.ally no different from other countries. every country has a barfor citizenship. no country allows, you know, without a basis, and the process in some countries is actually quite, quite difficult. but a self—confident democracy would surely not undertake some of the measures you have recently taken. that is, refusing any notion that russia should be an official language, that is telling high school students that they cannot use russian in high school, ensuring that all publicly—funded media does not use russian. these do not look like the actions of a confident, stable latvia. that may be your opinion, it certainly is not mine. latvia is a very confident nation, and all we have done is something that all of the european countries do as a default. if you grow up in sweden, you will learn swedish in school, you become integrated into society — keeping your own ethnic identity, whatever that may be... but i'm talking about... it's an important integrator. in germany, everyone grows up and

well , now citizens are allowed. the session of the general assembly, well, this does not concern the european union of the united states in the process of the un general assembly, and there the question is about issuing a lavrov visa. a real special one. of course, there is a certain dissonance where we are the obligations that the united states has in relation to how can this be done? castro is there. well, they made such conditions that it is better, well , they even flew in and spoke at the general assembly, but i don't know if lavrov will want to endure such restrictions that were imposed on those two leaders . -th street and not a single step than it will be because this is an example of diplomatic visas, visas for other categories of citizens, but 100 from the point of view of ordinary citizens of the russian federation, you know, i passed, i thought, i had to say about it that the departure of some categories of citizens well, let's say in europe, it's still a week or two, they break away from their propagand

russia is a country that is waging war against ukraine and provocations against the citizens of estoniare not excluded. the impression is that provocations against anyone who wants to live in a peaceful, calm , civilized world and not in a country like russia are not excluded. the state department of the united states of america called on its citizens who are currently in ukraine to leave its borders due to the possible escalation of hostilities on the part of russia information about this was made public on the website of the us embassy in ukraine, in this statement, in particular, it is said that, according to intelligence data, in the coming days, the army of the aggressor country may actively shell civil infrastructure on the territory of ukraine may also come under attack and various state objects. well, it is also worth reminding that such reports are not a statement that the attacks will definitely take place, it is rather about such a possibility. well, for the sake of the safety of us citizens, they are asked to leave from ukraine, the 45th president of the united states of ame

citizens. unfortunately, for a while, we allowed non-legal residents including those here on student visas, refugee claimants, and daca recipients, to enlist to claim a fast track to citizenship called the matney program. the obama administration had to suspended in 20 put -- 2015. one enlistment was found to be a chinese spy. a number of foreign nationals who enlisted in the military were deported for committing crimes. yet, the democrats don't differentiate between heroes and those who abuse the system with ill intent. i look forward to a discussion about these and other important issues with witnesses today and i yield back the balance of my time. chair lofgren: i am pleased to recognize the chairman of the judiciary committee, chairman nadler for any opening statements he may wish to offer. rep. nadler: emigrants have served in the u.s. armed forces in every major consulate since the revolutionary war. today there are 45,000 immigrants actively serving in the u.s. to armed services. every d