andrii gerus, head of the committee on energy and housing and communal services of the verkhovna rada now joining our broadcast. i welcome you, mr. andriy, to our broadcast, thank you for joining , please tell me the answers to the main questions that lana zerkal and olga asked kosharna is just on the air, that an honest investigation is needed, that it's energy. did not prepare, did not protect the as from combined or direct attacks of the russian forces with missiles or rockets, and now ukraine is completely unprepared for these attacks, whether you agree with such assessments of independent experts, good morning, i think that it is always possible to prepare better, this is such a question if there are always opportunities to do better and but... in this case certain works were carried out, there is first-level protection, so the fact that no work was carried out at all, i i think this is not quite, not quite correct information, moreover, and now, as far as i know, at least last week there was a meeting of the prime minister, and there was announced the information that even now i

andriy gerus, people's deputy, servant of the people and chairman of the committee on energy, housingommunal services, has already joined our broadcast, and also with us is oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy, batkivshchyna and first deputy chairman of the committee on energy and housing and communal services. gentlemen, my greetings. we just showed the reactions of energy experts regarding the dismissal of kudrytskyi, and here is what your former colleague noted. viktoriya voitsytska, people's deputy of the last convocation, she says: it is very embarrassing to realize that the deputies from the servant of the people, including, in general, all the deputies from the specialized energy committee, did nothing to prevent this shame so i have the first question for you: do you agree that kudrytskyi's release is a shame for ukraine. mr. andriy, let's start with you as the chairman of the committee and representative of the servant of the people. where does ms. voytsitska have information about who did what and who didn't? most likely, this information is not available, and it is. it's eas

parliament approved the new heads of four duma committees, so former energy minister nikolai shulginov was appointed to the position of the chairman of the committee onrgy, and the former minister of sports oleg matytsin took the position of the chairman of the committee on physical culture and sports. irina belykh, who previously held the post of deputy chairman of the state duma committee on state building and legislation, now heads the committee on education. yes, varvara, thank you for the detailed story, i remind you, my colleague varvara nevskaya was on the line from the state duma. elected deputies of the eighth convocation of the moscow city duma took the oath today. the ceremony is held in accordance with the capital's charter. 45 deputies were elected to the new city duma for a five-year term. most of the mandates are held by representatives of the united russia party. moscow mayor sergei sobyanin congratulated the capital's parliamentarians and expressed hope that they will not forget the instructions they received during the campaign. city residents, i congratulate you on a worthy victory, the victory did not come easy, the competition in

for the post of chairman of the committee on energy, nikolai grigorievich shulginov. , the governor, today heads the committee. the priority of the autumn session of the secretary of the general council. we are starting the autumn session, the session when the federal budget is adopted, therefore the main task of the united russia party, what we will work on in the autumn session, this is natural, our people's program, with which we went to the elections in 2021, it is fundamentally important that what we promised to the people and those areas that are reflected in our program were fully financed, and we saw the financing of these programs in the federal budget, a number of managers in the field of designing the information and political space. we really are facing a certain threat, and here we are talking about information, cognitive warfare that is being waged against our country. and such a pool of experts, those professionals who will be engaged in building sovereignty in the information space, is indeed a strategic task that our country faces today. and the presid

parliament approved the new heads of four duma committees, so former minister of energy nikolai shulginov was appointed to the post of chairman of the committee on energy. and former minister of sports oleg matytsin to the post of chairman of the committee on physical education and sports. irina belykh, who previously held the post of deputy chairperson of the state duma committee on state building and legislation, headed the education committee, and its former head olga kazakova now heads the culture committee. the autumn session will last 3.5 months, the last plenary session is scheduled for december 29, it is already obvious. deputies will have a lot of interesting and challenging work. varvara nevskaya, igor nikulin, nikolai portnykh and valentina velichanskaya. vesti. elected deputies of the eighth convocation the moscow city duma was sworn in today. the ceremony is being held in accordance with the decree of the capital. 45 deputies were elected to the new city duma for a five-year term. well , the majority of mandates are held by representatives of the united russia party . the blockade of most countries of the world against us has been e

nikolay shulginov received the post of chairman of the state duma committee on energy. it is impossible not to note the success of the governors of the september elections in the twenty-first region , either the current heads of the subjects or the acting ones won. the best results were shown by the governors of the kurgan, chelyabinsk, sakhalin regions, khabarovsk and zabaikalsky. more, a large lead over his rivals in the election results was seen by the head of st. petersburg, alexander beglov, who took office today, received more votes than the sum of the results of his three competitors, as political scientists note, there could not have been another result, because beglov, a petersburger and knows his city very well, taking office as governor of st. petersburg, i swear allegiance to the people and the constitution of the russian federation. the charter of st. petersburg, i undertake to respect and protect the rights and freedoms of man and citizen, and to contribute to the prosperity of the city with all my might. the first meeting of the energy committee of the ne

former minister nikolai shulginov also became a deputie, he headed committee on energy and oleg matytsin. the duma approved him as the head of the sports committee. in general, the agenda of the first plenary session of the autumn session contained 56 bills. during this session, for the first time in many years, the format of reports to deputies and members of the government will change. if earlier the heads of ministries and departments told about their work in general, now each report will be devoted to a specific topic. at the next government hour on october 2, for example, the topic will be the organization of children's recreation. olek shishken, dmitry bilov, viktor shvage, rusana zayakina, channel one. the development of the state statistics system for the next 6 years was discussed today at a strategic session in the government, as mikhail mishustin stated, from how quickly and efficiently data is processed. information, despite the continuous growth in the number of sources and types of data, and all of them need to be identified, systematized, made understandable and relevant,

committee on culture, science, media and sports, ms. yevgenia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast, good evening, oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine from batkivshchyna, first deputy of the parliamentary committee on energyg and communal services, mr. oleksiy, thank you for being with us, thank you, and andriy osachuk, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on issues. of security, mr. andriy, i am glad to see you, thank you for being with us today, good evening, thank you for the invitation, well, since the whole world, well at least that part of the world that gathered at the un general assembly, will discuss or talk about our plan for victory , about the victory plan that brought to the united states america's volodymyr zelenskyi, we will also talk about this victory plan, although probably the american visas or... according to the british visas of zelensky know more about this victory plan than we do, but let's be in the trend of the world media, because the world media is presenting the plan in parts victory and claim that this is a victory plan, maybe it is not a victory plan either, but i hope that at least yevgenia kravchuk should know, at l

committee on culture, science, media and sports, ms. yevgenia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast, good evening, oleksiy kucherenko, national deputy of ukraine from the motherland, first deputy of the parliamentary committee on energys, mr. oleksiy, thank you for being with us, evening to you, thank you, mutual, and andriy osachuk on... people's deputy of ukraine from voice, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on law enforcement, mr. andriy, i am glad to see you, thank you for being with us today, good evening, thank you for the invitation, well, since the whole world, well at least that part of the world that gathered at the general assembly un, discusses or talks about our.

committee on culture, science, media and sports, mrs. yevhenia, i i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening. oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine from batkivshchyna, first deputy of the parliamentary committee on energy and... housing and communal services, mr. oleksiy, thank you for being with us, evening to you, thank you in return, and andriy osadchuk, people's deputy of ukraine from the voice, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on law enforcement, mr. andriy, i'm glad to see you, thank you for being with us today , good evening, thank you for the invitation, since the whole world, well at least the part of the world that gathered at the un general assembly, is discussing or talking about our. the victory plan, about the victory plan that volodymyr zelenskyi brought to the united states of america, we will also talk about this plan victory, although probably the american face or the british face of zelensky know more about this victory plan than we do, but let’s be in the trend of the world media, because the world media is presenting the victory plan in parts and claiming that it is a victory plan, maybe it is too... not a victory plan, but i hope that at least yevgenia kravchuk

the state duma in september of the twenty-first, entered a little-not at all into the duma committee on energy, in the summer of this year, for some reason, he gave up his deputy mandate, declaring that he wanted to return to business. it seems that he had quite a few ambitions. by the way, shilkin did not refuse to comment on various topics on tv. today, except for hunting, gathering and fishing , it is basically impossible to live today, you need to not only put something on the table, you also need to... dress the family, dress the children. a little time passed since then and shilkin was detained. searches were conducted at the place of residence and work of the former deputy. and now the essence of the criminal case has become known. shilkin is suspected of embezzlement or misappropriation on an especially large scale, committed by an organized group. according to some reports, the case involves theft of 2 billion rubles. and this story concerns his work in a bankrupt energy company. other details have not yet been made public. considering the rather large figures that appear in the charg

ukraine and to oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the committee on energy and housing and communal services of the verkhovna rada of ukraine. i hope he will appear now, and we will talk with him about various circumstances. good health, mr. oleksiy, thank you very much for... good day, good day, professional holiday, today is the day of oil and gas workers, we may not like them, but they extract oil and gas, and we, it is very important to us it is necessary, therefore, therefore let's hope. look, i have the first question for you, which, i would say, is scandalous, because well, as always, any resignations are scandals, even when there is no scandal, journalists create it. i spoke with your colleague ivan plachkov, he expressed the following, well, surprise mildly, let's not say harshly, when there were still rumors about the dismissal of mr. kudrytskyi from ukrenergo, and he said, something is unclear, why they decided to drop him, no, he he doesn’t know, and you’re something, it’s just such a regular rotation, or something, he, he was to blame somewhere,

you very much oleksiy kucharenko, people's deputy of ukraine, first deputy chairman of the committee on energyng and communal services, added a little optimism, we will not freeze in winter, and there is even a suspicion. that something might happen, that there will be a little less stealing, i don’t believe much, but a little maybe, it would be a good idea, we continue to collect ours, the collection for our soldiers, we need funds for drones and a charging station for the reconnaissance of the third regiment of special operations forces, you have it means which are located in the vicinity of the time of the soldier in donetsk region, uavs will help improve the performance of combat missions, that is, kill more russians and destroy more of their equipment and equipment and save more lives of ukrainian defenders. donat will increase the effectiveness of all that i have listed. the goal is uah 890,000. you see the details on the screen, please join, and we are counting on you. now we will have a five-minute story, then the same five-minute advertisement. personnel rotations, we will discuss in

at the discretion of the chair pursuant to an agreement with the committee on energy and commerce, the chairman and ranking member of the committee on energy and commerce, subcommittee on oversight and investigation, mr. morgan griffith and ms. kathy castor or participate in today's hearings for the purposes of questions. and give three-minute opening statements if they so desire. that objection the chair might declare a racist at any time by wrecking us myself for the purpose of making an opening statement. good afternoon everyone. doctor lawrence, you wrote in an e-mail you have never said anything that you would not be happy to defend before a congressional committee. today sir, is that day. the committee has been thoroughly investigating u.s. government response for the coronavirus pandemic. years long investigation has been conducted to both understand the actions of our public health agency institutions and officials sprayed the actions taken so that we can learn and ingrain proficiencies but we are learning from experiences and developing better pathways for processes, responses

committee on culture, science, media and sports, mrs. yevgenia, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening! oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine from the motherland, first deputy of the parliamentary committee on of energy and housing and communal services, mr. oleksiy, thank you for being with us, thank you, and andriy. people's deputy of ukraine from the voice, first deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on law enforcement, mr. andriy, i am glad to see you, thank you for being with us today, good evening, thank you for the invitation, well , since the whole world, well at least that part of the world that gathered at the un general assembly, discusses or speaks about our victory plan, about the victory plan brought to the united states of america by volodymyr zelensky, we too. we are talking about this victory plan, although probably the american visavi or the british visavi of zelenskyi know more about this victory plan than we do, but let 's be in the trend of the world media, because the world media in parts lay out the victory plan and claim that it is a victory plan, maybe , this is also not a victory plan, but i hope that at least yevgenia kravchuk should know. at least in theory, zelen

hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energymerce or their respective designees, and, two, one motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one hour. >> i ask unanimous consent for the gentlelady from indiana to control the remapped over the time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady from indiana is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. for the purposes of debate only i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, pending which, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. >> during consideration of this bill all time yielded is for purpose of debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. swoip without objection. mrs. houchin: last night the rules committee met and considered a rule to providing for consideration for seven pieces of legislation. it provides for consideration of h.r. 7134, the end woke education act.

committees. my full responsibility was on energy and commerce. later, mr. ryans pigeonholed me and i was placed on ethics. but there was no long line to get on the ethics committee. [laughter] i wondered whether that was further punishment. [laughter] i was thrilled to be on fred's committee. and it was my exclusive responsibility committee-wise. it was an exclusive committee. >> and you did not miss a single hearing. >> i became friends on the ethics committee. >> i was on the appropriations committee, it was an exclusive committee. i sent to the then speaker, i will not remain on the ethics committee. they gave me a two-word response. they were fed up. [laughter] >> i was guessing that's what it was. [indiscernible] >> fred and i were talking about this, we used to have a members- only dining room with three big tables and you would come in and sit down, i would sit down with whoever was there. fred and i developed a relationship because, every two weeks, we would be there. i developed relationships with a number of republicans that i would not have known,

i served on the committee on energy commerce and health and the environment. in one hearing we had seven ceos from the major u.s. tobacco openings testified. i asked each of those executives whether nicotine is addictive. each one of them said no. thanks to dr. jeffrey wigand and the expertise he provided to congress, to regulators and the press, now we know those statements are false. please join me now in welcoming dr. jeffrey wigand, an amazing whistleblower who told truth to one of the most powerful institutions in america. r, [applause] >> we will have to wait for dr. wigand, my hero, for just a minute. we have senator grassley who was waiting to come on. you don't have to -- the next speaker who will introduce him, i don't have to introduce her because she's been on the cover of time magazine. you will recognize her. sherron watkins. she is incredibly active in the whistleblower community. welcome . she will introduce senator grassley. [applause] >> thank you so much. what an amazing day of celebrating the american tradition of blowing the whistle on wron

as if in legislation session and now with standing rule 22, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on energy and natural resources be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 1121 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. further, the bill to be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: our senator from oregon. mr. merkley: reserving the right to object. my colleague, who i'm pleased to work with on a number of issues, has come to the floor with a unanimous consent request that would constrain the power of our president to protect our public lands. and so while we may dprae on a number of -- may agree on a number of things, and i hope that doesn't hurt his reputation back home, on this particular proposal, i do bring a different perspective. i think in my role working on the interior committee and understanding that the authority we have granted the president is so essential to making sure that the lands tha

energy and commerce committee member republican representative john james. over and over again the biden-harris environmental policy protection agency, e. e.p.a., has doubled down on its radical rush to green energy agenda. the e.p.a.'s latest tailpipe emissions rule is not about reducing air pollution, it's about forcing americans to drive electric vehicles. by e.p.a.'s own estimation the new rule will effectively require at least 2/3 of all new cars in the united states to be 100% battery electric by 2032. not hybrids, not plug-in hybrids, not hydrogen, nor any other clean technology. this is an unreasonable rule which is just another example of how the biden-harris administration's rush to green agenda is handing china the key to america's energy future. jeopardizing our auto industry and forcing people to buy unaffordable e.v.'s they don't want. here are the facts. in may, the average fully electric model as $17, 326 more expensive than the average gas burning compact crossover. at the beginning of the year, nearly 5,000 american car dealers sent a letter to president demanding he hit the brakes on e.p.a.'s unrealistic agenda after e.v.'s stacked up on their c

seven civilians, and the mandate of the of the interim committee was to provide recommendations on the sharing and control atomic energy and whether to use the bomb over japan on june one, 1945, that interim committee report or was delivered to the recommendations and, the set. the basic recommendation was that to save american lives, the united states needed to deploy and detonate an atomic bomb over japan to forces surrender and. it needed to be targeted at a at a japanese war plant surrounded by workers in a japanese city large city, and that there should be no advance warning. nothing was said. this point about the control and sharing of atomic energy nor was any discussion of the moral of detonating the atomic bomb. truman never wavered. this was the moment, in my view when the decision to use the atomic bomb was made. it had been assumed by all of roosevelt's advisors and his national security team that roosevelt, if he lived would deploy the bomb and it was assumed by those who directed the manhattan project that roosevelt would use the bomb. and truman, truman regarded this as roosevelt's legacy, in my view, an

on the air is the big game. today in in moscow, as part of the russian brics presidency, meetings of the committee of senior officials of the union's countries on energy of tax administrations will begin. in addition, a visit to moscow by a delegation of the turkish parliament, headed by the speaker of this parliament, numan kurtulmuş, will begin. today they are being received in the federation council, and tomorrow they will be received in the state duma, well, in new york today the high-level week begins as part of the 79th session of the un general assembly. during this week, the heads of the states, the foreign ministers of almost all countries of the world, today in particular, they will speak, and in this order, in this sequence, the president of brazil, lula dasilva, brazil is always the first to speak during the high-level week, then. a colossal program of meetings, since the leaders and foreign ministers of many partners of russia and the majority of countries of the world will be present in new york at the same time. at the same time, no contacts with secretary of state blinken are planned, there is nothing to talk about. the united states i

carter the member of the house budget and energy commerce committee, you are joining house energy and commerce for public and read until next week and the hearing onall americans, first tell us about that. >> first of all thoughts and prayers to everyone and barrel county and appalachia high school we love you and were with you, this energy policy is good to be discussing that next week when we get back in the energy and commerce committee, this is important what this administration does not understand the energy prices are up 30% because this administration day one declared war on fossil fuels resulting in higher gas prices, resulting in higher fertilizer prices and at higher gas and grocery prices, although that led to the inflation that we got, no matter where i go, the message is the same no matter what sector of our economy were talking about overregulation, over permitting it is crushing us in crushing business, this ministry should does not understand that they can achieve the goals through regulation and has to be innovation. cheryl: we see that with the electric vehicle industry and i want to say president trump was speaking at the econom

energy secretary jennifer granholm on clean energy and helping the u.s. better compete with china. her testimony before the house oversight and accountability committee is about 2 1/2 hours. . >> energy secretary on clean energy any factoring investments modernizing the system and helping the u.s. better compete with china. our testimony before the house oversight and accountability committee is about two and half hours >> are you ready? the committee on oversight and accountability will come to order. without objection, the chair may declare a recess at any time. and i reckon is my cell for the purpose of making an opening statement. madam secretary, i want to thank you for being here today before the committee. we are glad you returned safely after traveling to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates last week. i am sure you were well received abroad but i hope the purpose was not to urge these four nations to boost their output of fossil fuels. especially for president biden and his administration including you as secretary of the department of energy has taken several actions to make united states less energy independent including by trying to

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the house budget committee holding a hearing this week on these failed energy policies. >> it's very simple, when you shackle the most cost effective and scalable source of energy, fossil fuels, and you subsidize unreliable solar and wind that wouldn't otherwise be competitive, energy necessarily becomes more expensive. and it gets worse. since energy is the industry that powers every other industry, government-dictate thed green energy drives price inflation. >> all of the burden is being carried by low income and middle class families. 25% of house helds have to forgo food and medicine -- households. food and medicine, the pay their energy bills. the only thing the federal government needs to do to ensure real energy abundance and affordability is stay out of the way. maria: joining me now is the chairmanover the budget committee, texas congressman jodey arrington. mr. chairman, it's great to have you this weekend, thanks so much for being here. >> good to be with you. maria: i want to get your take on these policies because a lot of people have focused on the fact that kamala harr

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appropriate committees means, one, the committees on agriculture and natural resources of the house of representatives. and two, the committees on agriculture, nutrition, and forestry and energyural resources of the senate. the speaker pro tempore: is there objection to the modification offered by the gentleman from texas? without objection, the amendment is modified. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: thank you, madam speaker. last night the house committee on rules met to report h.res. 1486, providing for the consideration of four pieces of legislation. first, the rule provides for consideration of h.res. 1469, condemning the biden-harris administration and individuals therein responsible for the military withdrawal of afghanistan and subsequent evacuation. this would be considered under a closed rule with one our of debate equally divided and chair and ranking minority member of the committee on foreign affairs. second, the rule provides for consideration of h.r. 3334, the stop c.c.p. act under a structured rule with one hour of debate equally divided chair and ranking minority member of the committee on foreign affairs, and provides one motion to recommi

energy. pointed that out a million times on this committee. i appreciate the work you all are doing at your office. but without additional oversight, these funds just can't be efficiently managed. and based on your testimony, i think i'm concerned about the culture at the e.p.a. which seems to be pretty resistant to transparency overall. i'll just ask you a general question in our limited time here. you've highlighted the unprecedented funding knowing through new programs created by the inflation reduction act. has the agency done enough to ensure that funds distributed through the greenhouse gas reduction fund are managed responsibly? are you funded to do that? mr. o'donnell: we are not funded to do that. the e.p.a. has given us what they call gold standard meetings. we have met with them. i know that the agency is concerned about this. they have stated their concern. but they've also said they're reliant on us to make sure that they're relying on the o.i.g. to make sure these funds are expended appropriately, knowing with aren't fund -- we a

i appreciate the bipartisan action that the energy and commerce committee has taken on this bill. appreciate everybody working together. i urge my colleagues to continue to show the bipartisan action by supporting the underlying bill and i thank you and i yield back. mrs. miller-meeks: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. miller-meeks: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes mr. carter: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i rise in strong support of h.r. 7218, the bold infrastructure for alzheimer's re-authorization act of 2024. as my colleagues have pointed out this legislation re-authorizes programs to drive early screening and detection as well as research initiatives to help identify treatments and cures for alzheimer's disease through 2029. alls himmers is a kreurl disease that attacks a person's -- a cruel disease that attack's a -- that attacks a person's

the sports committee, and nikolai shulginov, the former minister of energy, as head of the energy committee. after that, parliamentarians will begin to consider bills. this session will focus onics, including those related to migration, adoption of children, and support for special operations fighters and their families. by the end of september, the state duma is expecting a draft federal budget for the next three years. chinese warships were solemnly welcomed in vladivostok, they moored at seaport, on the shore they were waiting with traditional bread and salt. the crews will take part in the russian-chinese exercises pacific patrol. the russian side will be represented by coast guard ships. also , important tasks will be performed by aviation, auxiliary vessels of the pacific fleet and the marine rescue service. during the maneuvers , they will practice joint searches for the detention of ship violators, as well as artillery fire. in addition, the command will check whether the sailors are ready for a rescue operation at sea to help ships in distress. now breaking news in moscow , former lawyer ilman pashayev was detained, the investigative committee reports. now the invest

. >> carley: georgia congressman buddy carter is on the house energy and commerce committee and joins heard the former president layout part of his economic policy, he says he wants to cut energy prices in half. do you think that is possible? if so, what would it do to the economy? >> certainly it is possible. and it would help the economy t tremendously, day one of biden-harris administration, they declared war on fossil fuel, caused price of gasoline and fertilizer and groceries to go up. it was a domino effect on the economy. people are suffering. people in georgia are suffering, they are having to make a decision between buying groceries and buying gas. inflation was 1.4%, now highs of last five decades. people are asking themselves, are we better off now than four years ago? we are not, we were better with donald trump's policies. >> carley: kamala harris has yet to give a straight answer if americans are better off four years ago than they are now. her campaign says, elections are forward-looking, people are not worried about right now, they want her to fix the future. what do y

pavel koval, head of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish diet and head of the council for cooperation with ukraine. let's start with the massive shelling of ukraine's energy infrastructure on august 26 , the second day after ukraine's independence day. 15 regions were affected by russian missile strikes. russia has sent more than 100 rockets and more than a hundred missiles towards ukraine. there were wounded, killed and infrastructure objects were hit. what does it say about putin's plans and how he sees the future scenario of this war. further restrictions on the use of weapons by ukraine, except those imposed by international law, and this would be the most honest approach, it means that ukrainians have the right to fair retaliation, adequate and proportionate actions when it comes to russia, and this would be the best , the most reasonable approach. and i can say this in the context of the latest attack on kyiv. here is a lot of military stuff, a few days ago the topic, a few days ago the institute for the study of war published an analysis in which it is said that the very possibility of attacking targets in russia will be a turning point in this war

energy committee. the new head is now in the duma committee on physical culture and sports.eviously held the post of the country's minister of sports. all of them are included in the united russia faction. we know them well, they visited us regularly and reported. we worked together. they held elections in single-mandate constituencies. those whom we elected to the positions of committee chairs are all distinguished by their experience and responsible attitude to work, this will certainly increase the efficiency of the state duma as a whole, support the technological development of the country, protect fuel and energy facilities from drones, expand the range of social enterprises, the legislative agenda of the session began with such topics, about the initiatives that the deputies considered this week, further in our review: a law that expands tax incentive measures: companies will be able to receive an investment tax deduction in the regions if they make venture or direct investments in projects and innovative activities through an investment partnership. this initiative wa