armed forces. stop procedures related to its implementation. the treaty was ratified by belarus and entered into force in 1992. according to yes , the total levels of conventionaleapons and equipment should be limited in five main categories: tanks, armored fighting vehicles, artillery, attack helicopters and combat aircraft. the document also contains obligations for inspections, exchange of information and inspections. but in fact. then we observe that in august 2022 the czech republic decided not to comply with everything regarding our country, and in march last year poland did the same. in addition, in november 23 , the north atlantic council of nato announced the intention of member countries to suspend participation in the treaty. we, as a responsible party , fulfill all our obligations, we fully comply with this agreement. turkey continues the baton of countries suspending participation in the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe. the decree was signed by president recep tayyip erdogan. the document will come into force on april 8. last november , after russia completed the procedure for withdrawing from the treaty, the governments of most nato

to submit to the house of representatives a draft law on the suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forcesoes not mean our country’s withdrawal from the agreement, while the armed forces are not yet meeting to terminate the procedures associated with its implementation, the agreement included technology for each state, as well as measures to monitor compliance with these limits. according to the agreement, for each nato bloc on the one hand and the warsaw pact countries on the other, maximum levels of equipment armament were established. 20 thousand tanks, 3,000 armored vehicles, 2,000 artillery systems, less than 7 restrictions were introduced in the so -called flank zones, where the number of military equipment and weapons was prescribed, you also see these numbers on your screens: for control there was a system of information exchange and mutual inspections. after the collapse of the ussr and the dissolution of the warsaw pact, only 30 countries became parties to the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe, although all of them had to sign the treaty. russia, kazakhstan and ukrain

necessary for security, taking into account international obligations, including the treaty on conventional armed forcesrope. the document also stipulated that additional combat forces would not be stationed on a permanent basis. in the territories of new alliance members. both sides confirmed that the un security council bears primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. this means that any actions by nato can only be carried out under the mandate of the security council, where russia has the right of veto. the first crisis in russia's relations with nato occurred in 1999, when the bombing of yugoslavia began, in 2003, without the sanctions of the un security council... the us invasion of its allies began in iraq. nevertheless, russian-nato consultations continued. in the first decade of the 2000s, russia and the alliance even conducted joint military exercises and peacekeeping operations, such as patrolling civilian ships in the horn of africa. relationships are sharp again worsened in august 2008 after the shelling of skhinvali and the subsequent forcing of georgia to peac

agreed to submit to the house of representatives a draft law on suspending the treaty on conventional armed forcess not means our country’s withdrawal from the agreement, while the armed forces are not yet recruited. weapons. attack helicopters. restrictions were introduced in the so-called flank zones, where the amount of military equipment was prescribed and you can also see these numbers on your screens. for control, there was a system of information exchange and mutual inspections. after the collapse of the ussr, the dissolution of the organization of the warsaw pact countries, parties to the treaty on conventional armed forces. europe became only 30 countries, although the agreement should have been signed all states in europe. some states fell apart, like czechoslovakia, germany united, a number of countries began to come under the jurisdiction of nato and join nato, and the balance was accordingly upset. in order to maintain this balance, it was necessary to adapt the agreement to existing realities. in 1999, already 30 states signed this agreement, but unfortunately ... only four ratified

belarus has suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe.ill passed the house of representatives today. the document is aimed at ensuring our national interests, and is also a response to the decision of nato countries to suspend agreement. as deputy foreign minister yuri ambrazevich noted, belarus was and remains a supporter of arms control. after joining davs our country. participation and are ready to resume.

conventional arms in europe. the lower house of the parliament of belarus adopted a bill on suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe. the document itself was signed by nato and warsaw pact countries back in 1990. this treaty established a system of quantitative limits. on five main categories of conventional weapons and equipment in the conventional armed forces of the participating states in the area of ​​application of the treaty, namely battle tanks, armored combat vehicles, artillery, attack helicopters and combat aircraft. let me remind you that russia withdrew from this agreement in 2023. the current event means that russia, and now belarus will not limit themselves to the number of weapons placed in the european part. in the case of minsk. this is the entire territory of belarus with russia, and european territory up to the urals. on the night of april 14, iran launched unmanned cruise missiles and ballistic missiles at israel. later, it became known that the total number of iranian targets reached 300. part of the drones were able to be intercepted by the american and british military and their al

belarus has suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe.ouse of representatives today. the document was brought down.

agenda, this is a draft law on the suspension of belarus' participation in the treaty on conventional armed forceseurope. 10 are already fully prepared, they have passed everything the necessary approval procedures are ready for consideration; we will consider the remaining nine bills before the end of the first session. and on the canon of the international day of monuments and historical dates, the deputies adopted a statement condemning the policies of a number of european states to destroy the memory of the heroism of the soviet people and calling for compliance with their international obligations. to help the public utilities of minsk, the city residents and the capital's organization joined the improvement work by road workers from the sovetsky labor district. landing as well as 25 units of equipment, as well as students from colleges in the sovetsky district, who are assisting in cleaning the surrounding areas. in minsk, the repair of the road network continues, the main work is being carried out on the construction of sidewalks, replacing side stones, as well as sealing cracks; about 60%

the possible suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe does not mean a withdrawalent for belarus, but it is a serious signal to its western partners. the balance was lost back in the late nineties, when arms parity was violated due to the fact that the countries of the former warsaw pact joined nato. however, the west is no stranger to... every belarus should do for their country, as well as biden’s interview on the scenario of nato’s bloody anniversary, we’ll tell you something interesting about something important, watch the club editors’ program on atn youtube channel. work is in full swing in the belarusian fields, plans for this agricultural season are at least 10 million tons of grain. weather swings and temperature changes do not make significant adjustments to spring field work. the slowdown is affected by high humidity and rain. about it. the minister of agriculture and food told us. this week, due to snow, equipment in some areas did not go out into the fields in the morning. if we talk about sowing early grains and legumes, without corn, buckwheat and mi

the conventional armed forces treat a former milestone of europe and security, which russia says is out of touch with reality the, from gaza to assembled and come a tree from washington dc. so i need to talk about doing this live our right now from moscow and auntie via the weld central kitchen. it says that as well, can't be trusted to carry out an independent investigation into the deadly id of stripes. on his aid convoy 7 of the groups workers were killed while leaving a food warehouse at the idea of how since fired to senior officers. although it's claimed, as forces for they were targeting hamas militant, we demand the creation of an independent commission to investigate the killings of our colleagues. the ideas cannot credibly investigate its own site. you're in garza, world central kitchen, is our rangers right now and doesn't seem to get ready to accept these roles. apology you this stage when they stress the idea of a video of fails to show any reason to keep the humanitarian con voice which carry new weapons and post, no threats, they call for a systemic change. to avoid more

hungary continues to participate in the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe. the corresponding bill was approved by the country's parliament. last week turkey announced its withdrawal from dovseb. and in march of this year poland and moldova. similar to them most nato countries did. however, the agreement is more of a formality. due to non-compliance by the west , russia was forced to withdraw completely from the agreement last november. let me note that the agreement was concluded during the cold war and even worked for some time. but in 1999, against the backdrop of nato expansion to romania, hungary and poland, davse was reorganized. only four countries ratified the new document, which is why it never came into force. this finally freed the hands of the alliance participants already by 2007, they had much more military power than stated. to raise the culture of agriculture to a new level, equipment for land reclamation was presented today by amkador holding. there are more than two dozen models in total. including new items coming off the production line th

institutions, a meeting has been held with the regional ones. the validity of the treaty on conventional armed forceshis does not mean our country’s withdrawal from the agreement, while the armed forces are not yet going to stop the procedures related to its implementation. the treaty was ratified by belarus and came into force in 1992, but most western countries are not going to implement it and are showing more and more aggression. western countries are expanding their alliance, finland and sweden have been accepted into the alliance, yes, they are not neighboring countries, but they are in ours, in our region and we, of course, we must take this development into account. eu countries do not accept inspectors from belarus, thereby violating the terms of the agreement. first of all, these are the czech republic and poland. conditions are being created that make it possible to build up weapons and military equipment uncontrollably. back in november 23 , the north atlantic council of nato made a statement about the intention of the alliance member countries participating in the treaty to suspend its a

the possible suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe does not mean a withdrawal but it is a serious signal to its western partners. the balance was lost back in the late nineties, when arms parity was violated due to the fact that the countries of the former warsaw pact joined nato. however, the west is no stranger to violating its own documents. in our logic of political actions. contracts have always been fulfilled in the first place, that is, if we sign, we do it, and if we look at how the world security architecture was destroyed, then basically our western ex-partners initially always withdrew from all agreements, then we simply had to make reciprocal decisions, that is, they were not the initiator neither russia nor belarus for the most part, the open skies treaty, the americans came out first , please, it turns out nato. european aviation can fly over russia, but russia cannot fly over american bases, which every belarusian should do it for their country, as well as a scripted interview with biden. nato’s bloody anniversary, we’ll tell you something intere

belarus suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe and today the bill was passed in the house of representatives. the document is aimed at ensuring our national interests, and is also a response to the decision of the nato countries on suspension of the contract. as minister of foreign affairs yuri ambrazevich noted, belarus has been and remains a supporter of arms control. after joining the dovs, our country conscientiously fulfilled its obligations in full. adult life is 18 years, taking into account the retirement age for women 58, and men 63, this is exactly 40-45 years, which includes studies, military service for children, and maternity leave, and leave to care for their elderly parents , it’s all turning on today, therefore, the goal is to raise the status of a working person, there is also a small bonus if citizens who have earned and worked for such a long period of time, belarus and equatorial guinea are strengthening guarantees for the mutual protection of investments and breaking up tax relations. belarusian license category b can be exchanged in the unit

agenda, these are draft laws on the suspension of belarus’ participation in the treaty on conventional armed forcesn europe, as well as the ratification of the agreement with the united arab emirates in the field of security. in total , there are 19 bills in the parliamentary portfolio in the first session. as of today , four of them are already being prepared for consideration in the second reading, seven are in the first reading, eight bills are related to the ratification or suspension of an international treaty. at the same time, i should note that out of nineteen bills, 10 have already been fully prepared, have gone through all the necessary approval procedures and are ready. for consideration, the remaining nine bills will be considered before the end first session. on the eve of the international day of monuments and historical dates, deputies adopted a statement condemning the policies of a number of european states to destroy the memory of the heroism of the soviet people and calling for compliance with their international obligations. difficult flood situation in the kurgan region of russ

agreed to submit to the house of representatives a draft law on suspending the treaty on conventional armed forcesbut this does not mean our country’s withdrawal from the agreement, and the armed forces are not yet going to stop. are neighboring countries, but they are located in ours, in our region, and we, of course, must take into account this development of the situation, not to mention the fact that poland suspended its participation in the treaty, a number other countries, so the president makes such a decision in a timely manner. the twentieth year became a crisis for the treaty, when many western countries suspended its implementation, citing the coronavirus pandemic; from 2022 , almost all countries of the nato bloc began to ignore the implementation of certain points. eu countries do not accept inspectors from belarus, thereby violating the terms of the agreement. first of all, these are the czech republic and poland. conditions are being created that make it possible to build up weapons and military equipment uncontrollably. back in november 23 nato's north atlantic council did. a state

belarus has suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe.esentatives today.

to the current imbalance, belarus intends to suspend its participation in the treaty on conventional armed forcesdent. representatives agreed to submit a corresponding bill, why nato has turned into a geopolitical tragladite and what challenges threaten the security of belarus, about this and more in the new issue of the editors’ club. my colleagues will complete the picture of the day. one more night, we'll see the return belarusian cosmonaut, the first belarusian woman, marina vasilevskaya to earth. the tv news agency's film crew is already waiting. report from the scene. personnel generally decide everything, the last two presidential events, the business trip to grodno, the appointment at the palace demonstrates this very clearly, we will start with grodno and expand on this topic. election of spc delegates and a new leader. what issues were resolved at the extraordinary congress of the federation of trade unions of belarus? the world is changing and creating a new economy. belarusians feel trends are moving towards space, atom, micro and bioproduction. i'm alexey avdonin, i'll tell you why.

to consider is a draft law on the suspension of belarus’ participation in the treaty on conventional armed forcespe. the agenda of the session included bills in the social sphere on the following issues: streets are being renamed, we categorically do not destroy monuments that are desecrated, we agree with this, we strongly condemn such policies; tomorrow’s session agenda includes the ratification of a large portfolio of international agreements, the issue of strengthening social guarantees for veterans and bills related to the activities of the investigative committee. the ministry of defense provided clarification regarding sms subpoenas. the law on military duty and service provides for the possibility of sending them out by military registration and enlistment offices. this is a practice widespread throughout the world and its main advantage is convenience, efficiency and accessibility. actual sms messages will become an additional notification channel. the agenda will still remain the main one, the military department said. currently, the telecom operator has assigned each military registrat

more important then seemed to be the agreement on conventional armed forces in europe - tanks, artillerycombat airplanes. the countries participating in this complex document were deprived of the opportunity to conduct large-scale military operations in europe. many experts began to call it the cornerstone of european security. but in 1994, after the collapse of the ussr, when the clinton administration gave the go-ahead for nato expansion, its tasks were not completed. for example, the belief that no third party has a veto over expansion is a classic liberal cosmopolitan approach, as formulated for the united states by president woodrow wilson 100 years ago, he categorically rejected any realpolitik; countries have the legal right to make certain decisions about themselves, no matter what consequences this will lead to. in the case of the former socialist countries and republics of the ussr, there was a belief that the west. they were once betrayed and thrown to the mercy of communism, and now they have the right to full support. perhaps the most important reason is the concept of nato,

the agreement on conventional armed forces in europe, tanks, artillery, and combat aircraft seemed morehe countries participating in this complex document were deprived of the opportunity to conduct large-scale military operations in europe. many experts began to call it the cornerstone of european security. but in the ninety-fourth year after the collapse of the ussr, when the clinton administration gave the go-ahead. to expand nato, its objectives were not fulfilled. some members of the alliance did not join the treaty, but many did not even ratify it. as a compromise , the russia-nato founding act was signed, but this did not prevent the alliance from expanding in 2004, when it included seven states at once and raising the issue of admitting former soviet republics to its membership. i wonder if the decision on military-political expansion is not based on strategic calculation, what then? we can divide the motives for nato expansion, including with regard to ukraine, into two broad categories: realpolitik and moral and ideological arguments. on my in my opinion, realpolitik arguments

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belarus has suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe, today there is a bill. passedresentatives. the document is aimed at ensuring our national interests, and is also a response to the decision of nato countries to suspend the treaty. as noted. if the countries, first of all, nato return to this treaty, they will fulfill their obligations. social benefits and guarantees are expanding. the deputies also adopted in the first reading veterans affairs bill. the document contains two main blocks of changes. the first concerns veterans of the great patriotic war, former prisoners of fascism and internationalist soldiers. they will receive increased financial support and expanded medical benefits. investment protection and develop tax relations. belarusian license category b can be exchanged in the united arab emirates without examinations for the collection of alimony from debtors located in the territory of another country. all these innovations were also reviewed today by deputies in the oval hall there were a total of 10 issues on the agenda. nato's largest exercise wil

we regret the russian federations decision to withdrawal from the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe. under such conditions, we, together with all the nato allies that the states policies needed to suspend the implementation of the treaty for as long as necessary. but to summarize everything, we need to understand what led to this is not as if most going on for one day, just decided to pull it up and treaties the us and its status towards these agreements have set a precedent for many of these countries. for example, the open sky, straight back in 2020, when the us decided to do now we're not unilaterally withdraw, as well as the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. we need to set a precedent for many of these nations to res. trust in the general collective blocks, whether that's the west, whether we were talking about new jobs. but what we're looking at right now is a different approach for me on that as well. we understand most girls read lines, but i'm kind of says that the process is reversible. buddy, it highlights what needs to be done in order for that process t

the parade of refusals to participate in the conventional armed forces treaty in europe continues; nowto suspend participation in this agreement. to to date , several countries, including belarus, have already announced their intention to partially or completely renounce compliance with the treaty. in addition, turkey, russia, poland, canada, the united states, and great britain declare their suspension of participation in the agreement , and moldova is preparing to follow their example. the treaty on conventional... arms in europe was concluded in the nineties at the end of the existence of the soviet union, since then the geopolitical situation in europe has changed radically, and nato categorically did not fit into the balance of power, which the contract required. de facto, today there is nothing left to comply with, nato has begun the active militarization of its eastern flank, neither inspections nor information about the number of weapons in such a situation changes anything, and, to be honest, from compliance. news, yes, everything, everything. the agreement was signed at a tur

wrap up this program here are not the total ca, his analysis withdrawals from the tree of conventional armed forces. the agreement was a bedrock over europe and security system during the last years of the cold war. laross is uh, also have modeling a similar move. russia equipped last year, by the way, claiming the treaty was out of touch with reality, as correspondent now explains from a stand. the statement coming out of moscow is in line with the statements coming out of bunker about the treaty and the general approach to agreement such as this does lose its meaning. but it seems that uncle, it was a little bit more forthcoming and goodwill for the most part in parts. you're happy, wishful thinking. but what we're looking at right now is the disruption of the european security system and covers decision to policy with likes of moscow and mens really highlights in the level of this trust. and within this last within the, the members say solve this agreement. and what we're looking at right now is not just the shift in policies, but also a shift in how the united states is operating over the cours

on projected that most of the situation has announced its withdrawal from the treaty of conventional armed forces. the agreement was, well, a bedrock of the european security system during the last years of the cold war, had been a russ is about the roots is mounting a similar move while our russia already quit last year, claiming the treaty was out of touch with reality. of correspondent, filed this report from this number. a statement coming out of moscow is in line with the statements coming out of bunker about the treaty and the general approach to agreement such as this does lose its meaning. but it seems that uncle, it was a little bit more forthcoming and goodwill for the most part in parts. you know, how be wishful thinking. but what we're looking at right now is the disruption of the european security system and covers decisions and policies with likes of moscow and mens really highlights in the level of this trust. and within this last within the member states of this agreement. and what we're looking at right now is not just the shifting policies, but also a shift in how the united sta

to submit to the house of representatives a draft law on the suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forcesestion, why are we doing this now, we could have done it earlier, we could have earlier, but this is a very correct legal assessment of the events that are taking place in our region, this agreement has lost its force altogether, it was concluded in the conditions of the end of the cold war, when arose, well, i remember the words, you all remember, such an atmosphere arose as they spoke of trust, the word détente was no longer used, de-escalation, a single space from lisbon to vladivostok, now nothing. the poles have one division, they are now deploying additionally, one division, it is more numerous than this number, but why they made such a fuss about our normal exercises, limited, what is 5,000 people, yes, we are keeping troops in readiness, but what should we do, we have a war going on south of the border, we are developing an aggressive offensive infrastructure, they are telling us about some kind of suwałki corridor , and why do they say, look at how they work, what is informati

we regret the russian side durations, decision to withdrawal from the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe, on the 6th conditions. we, together with all the nato allies that the states policies needed to suspend the implementation of the treaty for as long as necessary. but to summarize everything, we need to understand what led to this is not as if most going on for one day just decided to fall off and treaties the us and it stands towards these agreements have set a precedent for many of these countries. for example, the open sky, straight back in 2020, when the us decided to give it. now we're not even a lot of really withdraw, as well as the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. we need to set a precedent for many of these nations to res, trusting the general collective of blocks, whether that's the last, whether we were talking about nature. but what we're looking at right now was a different approach from on color as well. we understand most girls read lines, but i'm kind of says that the process is reversible, but it highlights what needs to be done in order for that p

turkey continues the baton of countries suspending participation in the treaty on conventional armed forcesthe decree was signed by president recep tayyip erdogan. the document will come into force on april 8. and in november last year, after russia completed the procedure for withdrawing from the treaty, the governments of most nato countries announced their intention to suspend its actions. however, this is more of a formality. the agreement was concluded in years. during the cold war, for 7 years, his agreement worked; in 1999, against the backdrop of nato expansion at the expense of the once soviet romania, hungary and poland, everything was reorganized; the document was ratified by only four countries, including belarus and russia. this gave the alliance members significant advantages. already in 2007, 22 nato countries had. more weapons and military equipment than agreed. belarus' resistance to external pressure, ability to ensure national security, defend sovereignty, develop economic and social sphere, despite massive sanctions pressure. all this forces western opponents to toughen

the president of belarus agreed to introduce a bill on suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forcesthe country will withdraw from the agreement, nor does it herald the beginning of a military build-up. the document was ratified by our country and came into force in 1992. yes, everything was conceived as an instrument regulating quotas for the number of personnel, weapons and military equipment for each state. it's him . had to balance the balance of power between nato and the warsaw pact states, the key here was to. but in fact, we observe that in august twenty in the second year, the czech republic decided not to fulfill all the conditions regarding our country. poland also did the same in march last year. in addition, in november twenty-third , the nato north atlantic council announced the intention of member countries to suspend participation in the treaty. some states collapsed, like czechoslovakia, germany united, a number of countries began to come under the jurisdiction of nato and join nato, and the balance was accordingly upset. in order to maintain this balance, it was nec

then a letter came from the republicans, belarus suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces inl was passed in the house of representatives. the document is aimed at ensuring our national interests, and is also a response to the decisions of nato countries to suspend the treaty. as deputy foreign minister yuri ambrazevich noted, belarus was, and remains, a supporter of arms control. after joining... our country conscientiously fulfilled its obligations in full, more than 3,000 units of conventional weapons were destroyed. we believe that we are adequately responding to the emerging military-political situation on the external perimeter of the republic of belarus and responding to actions, primarily of nato countries, which were previously practically. obtaining the status of a labor veteran, 40 years of experience for women, 45 years for men. it’s possible to earn it today, why? because you and i enter adulthood at the age of 18, taking into account the retirement age for women is 58, and for men 63, this is exactly 40-45 years, which includes studies, military service for child

this is a law on the suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forces - in europe.w; we could have done it earlier. we could have done it earlier, but this is a very accurate legal assessment of the events that are taking place in our region. this agreement has lost all force. it consisted in the conditions of the end of the cold war, when arose, well , i remember the words, you all remember, arose such an atmosphere, as they said, trust, even the word détente was no longer used, de-escalation. do not recognize their entry into the soviet union, they did not join this treaty. all these years on our northern flank, in conditions when lithuania, latvia, estonia joined the aggressive nato bloc, at any moment, under any conditions, any group of troops could be deployed, imagine, that is, we were fulfilling an agreement that was not signed by us, it is important to emphasize that what alexander lukashenko signs, he always observes. signed not by us, when our entire northern border was actually open, in the current conditions, when we are reproached for some kind of saber

to submit to the house of representatives a draft law on the suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forcesu evaluate such a move? there is only one goal: we do not want war, it would seem that we are coming out of a document that limited the spread of conventional weapons in europe, so that there is no war, i will explain why, we understand perfectly well that we will not be attacked, nato will not attack belarus, or terrorists will not attack belarus, so a full-scale war, i am now talking about a full-scale war, only in one case, if we are strong, if we are... even the nuclear weapons that we now have on the territory of belarus, this is a peace-loving policy, what is it for, not to attack anyone, we are not threatening anyone, so they can see, don’t go into belarus here, don’t go into the territory of a union state, the president of belarus clearly said that what will happen if someone enters the territory of our country, and 1 cm of the border, everyone will be destroyed, the russian president also clearly said, an attack on belarus is an attack on russia and... this is not a military d

like. to the house of representatives of the draft law on the suspension of the treaty on conventional armed forcesu evaluate such a step? there is only one goal: we do not want war, it would seem that we are coming out of a document that limited the spread of conventional weapons in europe, so that there is no war, i will explain why: we understand perfectly well that we are not nato will attack, it will not attack... it will enter the territory of our country, but 1 cm of the border, you will all be destroyed. the president of russia also clearly said that an attack on belarus is an attack on russia, and this is not a military defense system. we will respond with all available forces and means. and this is precisely aimed at the world. we don’t need other people’s territories, the president of belarus has spoken about this more than once. russia has never needed foreign territories. we do not threaten anyone, we will never attack this vilnius, poland, these are all fairy tales. so we understand what they are for they come up with provocations to justify their aggression against us, potential, and

important issues is the draft law on the suspension of belarus' participation in the treaty on conventional armed forcesnda: belarus with the government of equatorial guinea, for example, on double taxation, investment protection. in addition, we will consider a bill that regulates the agreement between the government of the republic of belarus and the government of the united arab emirates on issues of combating terrorism. also advice the house of representatives adopted a statement in connection with the international day of monuments and historic sites. parliamentarians call on states to comply with their international obligations and stop destroying monuments dedicated to the heroism of the soviet people. our memorial complexes, the brest hero fortress, and the mound of glory are known throughout the world. we not only carefully preserve these monuments, but also... with the activities of the investigative committee. spring is a time for large-scale restoration of order and improvement of territories. only in in the central region , housing and communal services have recently carried out pothole rep

belarus. suspended the treaty on conventional armed forces in europe, today the bill was passed in thers for in agreement with the head of state and prepared to ensure our national interests, as well as in response to the decision of nato countries to suspend the treaty. we believe that we are adequately responding to the emerging military-political situation on the external perimeter. the agenda of the first session of deputies of the new convocation includes 10 issues, one of the most important concerns the strengthening of social guarantees for veterans, a whole package of benefits is provided for them, preferences also apply to former prisoners of fascism and soldiers internationalists. on april 20 , a republican cleanup day will be held in belarus; employers are required by law. the cleanup can take place at workplaces; in the case of cleaning the territory or putting things in order at burial sites, it is important to follow the rules. persons who do not have the appropriate qualifications should not be allowed to perform work with increased danger, that is, an ordinary person ca

agreed to submit to the house of representatives a draft law on suspending the treaty on conventional armed forces have happened earlier, it could have happened earlier, but this is a very correct legal assessment of the events that are happening in our region, this agreement has lost all force, it was concluded in the conditions of the end of the cold war, when there arose, well, i remember the words, you all remember, such an atmosphere arose, as they said, trust, even the word détente was no longer used, but escalation, a single space from lisbon to vladivostok, now there is nothing of this, well , look, what is the point of this... it limits the number of weapons, belarus specifically falls under it, seriously limits our actions, in principle, this gives our opponents in certain situations diplomatic contacts, well, we can somehow be reproached, here you are violating and so on, just imagine the situation that independent belarus has been in all these years, the agreement was signed by the soviet union, which means the balts do not recognize their entry into the soviet union, they did not join

iifr, because i think what they have to understand is the reason we hold conventional armed forces and us on. what we need our adversaries to see is that by investing in our stockpiles, investing in the things that get our armed forces into the battle, by stimulating industry to scale up their production so that they are able to resupply us at a quicker speed, all of that gives our adversaries a certainty that they won't manage to outlast the uk if they are ever stupid enough to take us on. ., , ~ , us on. how is the prime minister auoin to us on. how is the prime minister going to find _ us on. how is the prime minister going to find 75 _ us on. how is the prime minister going to find 75 billion _ us on. how is the prime minister going to find 75 billion quid? - us on. how is the prime minister going to find 75 billion quid? the conversation _ going to find 75 billion quid? iia: conversation i going to find 75 billion quid? "iia: conversation i had going to find 75 billion quid? i“i2 conversation i had with going to find 75 billion quid? ii2 conversation i had with him this morning wa

say, the dominant soviet tanks were feared, right up to the conclusion of the treaty on conventional armed forcesd until the collapse of the soviet union. the confrontation was quite tough. the answer was six, eight at the most, then we really hinted that we could use nuclear weapons in defense of egypt. then, of course, the cuban missile crisis, when our medium-range weapons with nuclear warheads were delivered to cuba, and president kennedy brought his nuclear forces to full combat readiness, and so it was. that during the cuban missile crisis everyone realized risks of nuclear war, so they say they decided that these risks need to be reduced, but i want to remind you that after all. it seems that everyone realized the risks, but from the moment of the caribbean crisis, say, until the conclusion of the start-1 treaty, strategic weapons during this period increased significantly, the number of missiles, the introduction of multiple warheads, individually targeted multiple warheads in the seventies, eighties, significantly increased strategic arsenals, in the majority, you can probably have three

let me remind you that the baltic countries have never signed a treaty on conventional armed forces inximity to st. petersburg and pskov , i’m not even talking about kaliningrad, the last touch is very important, you know? many of us still olga think that they view the war with us as something total, like the new forty-first year, no, they are guided by absolutely another scenario for a war against us, for a combined or hybrid war, to create difficulties in kaleningrad, to create some kind of separatist movement there, they do not hide it, that would advocate making, for example, the kaleningrad region a euroregion, to carry out some kind of war there then... referendums at this moment, for example, to block the exit through the gulf of finland. this is actually the strategy for combining politics and military means that nato is focusing on. and in this context , one should not dismiss so lightly this. what is the likelihood that they will hold a referendum in our kaliningrad region than that we will hold a referendum in , say, estonia itself. no, it is clear that it is not the estonia

projected that situation the that's the key is it now it's withdrawal or from the treaty of convention of the armed forces of agreement was a bedrock of the european security system during the last years of the cold war, bella ruins as mulling a similar move while russia already created last year coming. it's kind provisions where on acceptable now let's now cross to archie is corresponding to yes. and they can report if i'm a symbol. yeah, i think it's good to have you join me now. so it's a key. it becomes the latest country to exit a treaty with moscow said had last talked with reality. what does it entail for the more than days secuity system in your as it stands, the treaty is a corner stone for nato and the entire lions. but as outside of use it, this decision also finalize the number of disruptions within the group consuming a system that has, depending on who you ask, there's been a failure. since nato states have been neglecting the emissions and concerns of countries like turkey and russia, which really highlights the reason behind with the withdrawal of the 7 states. right. but what we're looki

notjust conventional armed forces, cybersecurity and indeed recent incidents in respect of that, economic protect our economic security. this is going to get more dangerous as time goes on. we see a combination of hostile states, not least russia, iran, north korea, china. we need to take action across those areas. of course, there is always more to do, but i believe we are making good progress against rising threats. interesting you link those countries together, we will hear more on that chain of danger, if you like, from the nato chiefjens stoltenberg. just before we close, i want a raise something different with you and important. ourviewers something different with you and important. our viewers might remember you were with us in november, the morning the mail on sunday published a story about a rape allegation against a conservative mp being covered up, you said you did not recognise the notion of a cover—up taking place while you are chair of the party. a report in the guardian in february suggested you had been aware of allegations but a source close to you denied it. i have seen

protection of the world, cultural and natural heritage and the hague convention for the protection of cultural property in the event of armed forcesl military operation, the armed forces of our country are taking full measures to the conflict of 1954, while taking measures to ensure the safety of world cultural heritage sites and religious institutions in ukraine. in turn, the kiev regime carries out targeted attacks on social and cultural objects of our country. we have talked about this more than once, given specific examples, and disseminated this information on international platforms. the kiev regime is not... rare icons from the national museum of art named after bogdana varvara khanenko. the icons of the relics of the church foundation of the kiev-pechersk lavra are being prepared for shipment to europe. they continue their cynical struggle against our common cultural and historical heritage. the kiev authorities are demolishing monuments to gogol, pushkin, the bitter bulgakov, mostrovsky, soviet and russian military leaders, zhukov, vatutin, suvorov. all monuments to soldiers who fought against nazism have already been des

of israel is in breach of the genocide convention in germany is israel, 2nd largest supplier of arms and nicaragua says those exports are enabling is riley forces to commit to potential acts of genocide in gaza. application in the gym and he says, the accusations i'm not placed on fact in the let me only supplies on the basis of detached scrutiny scrutiny, but only respect but far exceeds the requirements of international law. it all cued if in nicaragua has grossly distorted the quantities and purposes of balance palms exports to israel. and if we look at what has actually been license for export to israel under this framework since october 2023, we see no artillery shells, no munitions. nearly all experts the exports involve what is known as of the military equipment, typically of a subordinate or defensive nature. position is israel's conduct in gaza. it's central to this case. and so many questions how the cold can rule without israel's presence to allow heat, also lash downs that nicaragua for focusing on israel's actions through but ignoring those of from us fire. unlike nicaragua, germany is not blind to the fact that thomas also has pub