and germany with russia at that time, but one way or another, czechoslovakia had the entire military industry, sit down. she really was almost disarmed , that's all. from the point of view of obligations, you said that there are no obligations , but then there were obligations, simply obligations to czechoslovakia were considered. to protect the sovereignty of ukraine so that ukraine remains a sovereign state and how is it going to be there, well, it will be there somehow, and then go, entered poland, and here the real security guarantees from great britain, from france, and the second world war began, but now, in fact, putin is going exactly the way of hitler, everything is as he dreamed. it seems to me that he, he reaches poland, tries to destabilize poland first by a hybrid way, and hitler also tried to them anything, he demanded only one thing in poland, he carried the corridors, they made absolutely the same story with the so-called danish access corridor of germany to the free city of gdańsk, an extraterritorial corridor that poland did not want to provide, and there were hybri

and germany with russia at that time, but one way or another, czechoslovakia had the entire militarytry . it was really almost disarmed. from the point of view of obligations, you will say that there are no obligations, but then there were obligations, simply obligations to czechoslovakia were considered. so simply protect its sovereignty so that it is as it is now, many say that our main task is to protect the sovereignty of ukraine so that ukraine remains sovereign the state and how will it be there, well, it will be there somehow, and then go, entered poland, and here the real security guarantees from great britain and france have already begun to work, and the second world war began, but now, in fact, putin is following hitler's path everything as he dreamed. it seems to me that he reaches poland, tries to destabilize poland first by a hybrid way, and hitler also already tried to them that the only thing he demanded in poland was the corridors carried by him . a territorial corridor that poland did not want to provide, and there were hybrid and various provocations in gdańsk, the

poland take over a piece of czechoslovakia then tell you guys. same, why are we a noble nation, and you are predators, and in the thirty -eighth year, right after munich what does hitler do, he is not yet in shape, he says an ultimatum, you must give us the possibility of building a transport link through the dansovsky, corridor or polish corridors they call it they do not allow. here it is. uh, shlyakhin's irresponsibility, ambition, again they were gathering their role. hitler said. oh, how can you do this to me. and here you are conducting some kind of secret negotiations to obtain a guarantee of military security from great britain, but we have an agreement with you for the thirty-fourth year, you choose. with whomever you want to sit on two chairs, it won’t work, more categorically refuses germany insists. poland starts to get nervous and eventually. poland begins to switch to france of the screen, so that england and france guarantee peace with themselves, everyone must gather and everyone must guarantee the peace of poland. and there is no

about this, yes, of course, i thought it was quite possible, you know , the thought of invading czechoslovakiahat happened to the club was about the same military was constantly running through my head force it was the warsaw pact, not the russian military and security services, about 200,000 troops of the warsaw pact who entered czechoslovakia went to prague, put him on a plane, sent him to moscow... slovakia then sent him to the east, he became someone like a forester, but if i were president zelenskyi or a close member of his family, this is probably the best i could hope for. the americans offer zelenskyi to take him to a safe place , he will respond. sweet or something like that, they tried to ensure that the head of state was not killed when they offered zelensky to leave the country before the beginning of the invasion or immediately after, once they discussed plans with him in the evacuation before and after the partners again offered him to leave the country to evacuate the united states wanted to understand the succession in power, what will happen if he is killed, who will be the su

give rise to the opposite processes in society europe strives for peace and democratization in czechoslovakia , the relevant reforms are already being adopted at the government level, and once again the iron fist will try hard to get the country in the grip of communism already in august 1968 it was decided to carry out a military operation, and not only soviet military units , but also bulgarian, polish, ndeevsky, and so on, so to speak, so that there was collective responsibility, the prague spring will be suppressed quickly and all democratic reforms will collapse, but not even five years will pass as poland will explode with demonstrations and protests against the communist dictatorship . martial law will be promptly introduced in the country. the soviet union will be ready to send troops there. with the helmsman wojciech jarozelsky, he testified that on the one hand he really had to impose martial law himself, but on the other hand, thanks to this, he prevented external intervention, although no one blames him in the plan because he was also a dictator and a military dictator since that

a self-written biography welcomed the soviet troops to czechoslovakia in the sixty-eighth.hen the truth tried to wipe out these statements from the internet, but the network remembers, everything at the turn of the nineties spoke in a completely different way invasion in 1968. i, of course, condemn. i'm grateful that the velvet revolution gave us a second chance. and that i was able to take part in the construction of a free country, which is part of the democratic west, during the bloody events in yugoslavia, i easily told how the civilian population was exterminated. i was in yugoslavia and experienced everything on my own skin military operations, it was against serbia that the bombing of serbia was a necessity offered a belgorod deal, either with us, or you don’t exist that’s when he curators noticed and began to promote in the next 15 years. pavel has repeatedly taken the advanced training of great britain courses for senior officers at the staff college of the general staff course of the royal college of defense studies in london program on international relations. no

immediately chopped off a piece of land from their neighbors, then there was the division of czechoslovakiaalliance with nazi germany . and even earlier, the harsh assimilation of the population of the so-called eastern kreses of the territory of modern western ukraine and part of belarus , lithuania, i also want to remind you of what in as a result, such an aggressive policy ended for poland, and it ended with the national tragedy of 1939, when poland was thrown by the western allies to be devoured by the german military machine and actually lost its independence by the states, which were restored to a large extent thanks to the soviet union and it was thanks to the soviet union, thanks to the position of stalin, that more significant land was received in the west. it's exactly like that. the western territories of present-day poland are a gift from stalin to the poles. our friends in your forgotten about it. we remind for those who prefer how warsaw and kiev live in a country of unlearned lessons. history tends to repeat itself dramatically, but it seems there is not something that they a

being done with the siavic— were upset of rules being done with the slavic neighbouring ally, czechoslovakiaay, using _ czechoslovakia and in the same way, using russians represent what is happening to ukraine, and the door is always— happening to ukraine, and the door is always open but by the time he finished _ is always open but by the time he finished speaking, she revealed that he had _ finished speaking, she revealed that he had finish recruiting a number of potential— he had finish recruiting a number of potential russian agents with to information that is useful in my six. information that is useful in my six~ they— information that is useful in my six. they would not specify what they did, — six. they would not specify what they did, they could be military, diplomatic, intelligence, but people who were _ diplomatic, intelligence, but people who were unhappy with the invasion of the _ who were unhappy with the invasion of the war— who were unhappy with the invasion of the war in ukraine. in who were unhappy with the invasion of the war in ukraine.— of the war in ukraine. in terms of

there were also countries that claimed to be involved in this war, such as the netherlands or czechoslovakia , but condoleezza rice was very frank about their companions in the iraq war. they did things against them, such as the australian navy was in charge of cleaning up may, or the polish special forces defended oil platforms , such as the danish submarines that patrolled for the benefit of the american army, or the special forces of chemical and biological weapons, who served with whom. america had also experienced this position in the vietnam war, and the united states was a simple plan when south korea sent 300,000 soldiers to the war and killed 5,000, and in the field named after itself, not in the vietnam war, 60,000 australian soldiers killed more than 500 people. more than 300 out of 40,000 thai soldiers died among the three thousand new zealand soldiers, nearly 50 people died and no one asked what these soldiers were doing in the middle of the american war, the filipino, taiwanese and spanish troops, of course, egypt, the victims of the vietnam war were not spared, the soldiers wh

being ostracized, by the socialist regime at home for opposing the 1968 soviet invasion of then czechoslovakia, to and back to our main story way of following for you today. here on the w news, they have leaders are wrapping up the annual summit in vilnius. they've been joined by president florida mesa lensky for the 1st nature ukraine council. and you group that brings keys closer to the military alliance. but nato has refused to offer its full membership, appearing alongside nasal chief against open the book and filled us. so then he said he was confident ukraine would be allowed to join the alliance after russia's war. nature was he does have agreed to simplify due credit spots to membership, but failed to fix if the timeline. so doug said it was now more important to provide ukraine was enough width is to win against russia. so okay, here at our chief is national editor, richard volk, is back with us in the studio. nate who had promised to deliver a clear and positive message regarding ukraine's future in the lines. would you say that that message has been delivered today? well, we had the

of the earth from their neighbors; they took part in poland, as you know, in the division of czechoslovakialt of hitler's munich agreement in 1938. completely occupied the teszyn seleze in the twenties and thirties of the last century, the so-called eastern armchairs of poland, and this is the territory of western ukraine, western belarus and part of lithuania there was a harsh polonization and assimilation of local residents there was a suppression of national cultures orthodoxy about how such an aggressive policy ended for poland, and it ended with the national tragedy of 1939, when poland was abandoned by the western allies of the german military machine and actually lost its independence by states that were established to a large extent thanks to the soviet union and it was thanks to the soviet union, thanks to the position of stalin , poland received significant lands in the west lands of germany that's right. the western territories of present-day poland are stalin's gift to the pole, our friends, we will remind you. today we see that the regime in kiev is ready to do anything to save

on july 1, 1991, in prague, the president of czechoslovakia, vaclav havel, officially dissolved the organizationship, cooperation and mutual assistance of the warsaw pact of 1955 and thus liquidated the warsaw pact after 36 years of the military union of the ussr . the warsaw pact was an alternative over the alternative to the american project in europe and disintegration - these are structures associated, in particular, with the internal processes that took place there in the soviet union and in the countries of eastern europe, and it should have been from the point of view of the ideologists of this politics, including the soviet leadership. he had to push e, and the beginning of the period of e, a full-fledged peaceful existence, building some kind of common european home, and from lisbon to vancouver, or wanted to vladivostok , i must say that e was. uh, let's say a certain plus in this process. e, in what he put it in the western european countries e. they made a reduction in their armed forces ah, including in armaments for certain tanks on aircraft, and the americans, uh, reduced their mi

examples, when i studied the roofing technology itself, i found on the internet, that in czechoslovakia there is a barn on the mountain. the roof is 200 years old and doesn't leak yet. but it is necessary, again, such conditions are good, there were no trees nearby , which warms up in summer and reeds keep warm in winter. from reeds you can not only make roofs, in general, i study universal material here on the internet, all this here, uh, machine tools and all this kitchen. like where who produces here , they found similar ones with a hair dryer, here is a vertical pressing, which can be pressed in so that there will be no fence. uh, warp bend reed has a certain thickness, which no one can see through it , the question is, not in the reed itself, but in terms of durability, but wire, if you use stainless steel, it can exist in an upright position for up to 100 years. i saw on the internet. we have learned by experience. that's what was incomprehensible looked closely. i was eyeing the son. here at me too looked narrowly and already guessed. like what, where was i myself eh? maybe you w

would you have denied hungary, czechoslovakia, the choice? >> one, i would have followed george kennedy. i would abolish nato right after the collapse of the soviet empire, and i would have tried to welcome russia into the nation, the community of nations, rather than trying to push them against the wall. we know their system of repression and domination is one in which they're going to feel as if their backs are against the wall. i think you would probably agree that if russia or china had missiles in canada or mexico targeting washington, d.c., u.s. government would blow them to smithereens. that's how empires behave. you've read the history. i know the history. we're critical of imperial activity, no matter who it is, american, russian, and what have you. but america is the most powerful empire in the world, in the history of the world, my brother. and it seems to me if we can't dismantle that empire in order to empower poor and working people here and abroad, we're going to lose our democracy. it's almost like rome, cicero against julius

poland itself , ukraine, belarus, the entire baltic, as well as yugoslavia , hungary, romania and czechoslovakia, were to enter the new association, called between moree, in addition to poland itself. in 1921, under the rule of poland , a significant territory of western ukraine and western belarus was settled by non-poles . at the beginning of the second world war, the project between the sea was forgotten, but in 2009 it resurfaced in materials of the american analytical agency stratford in connection with poland's active support of georgia during the august 2008 war, according to the wikix website. between the sea was mentioned in emails. almost 400 times, and since 2012, the term has been used publicly by its founder george friedman, who wrote that poland should have distanced itself from the eu and formed a bloc with the rest of the countries of central and eastern europe in 2016 in croatian dubrovnik, a new alliance , the initiative of the three seas, arose a new concept cooperation between the countries located in the region between the baltic black and the adriatic seas was put forward b

first world war, they are ready to give hitler a free hand both inside germany and, as events in czechoslovakiaater showed outside of it, which, of course, inspired the nazi leadership, the anglo-german agreement of 1935 . this event, this historical fact, fits into the general scheme. hitler's appeasement policy of the third reich, which carried out by the western countries and, above all , the lady of the seas of great britain, the essence was that yes, they were afraid of german aggression. they did not want to fight the germans. everyone remembered the terrible first war. nobody wanted a new war. everyone wanted peace and everyone saw that hitler was violating the rules of the treaty of versailles, that he was overloaded and so on , that he wanted something else to shut him up and to secure the world in a way that does not realizing that this is only a ruin, based on this, and the actions of the nazi leadership are aimed at revising the provisions of the treaty of versailles, but they tried to belittle , they tried to bring to the values, they tried to show that hitler was putting things in

he left what was then czechoslovakia in the mid—19 70s amid repression by the soviet led government. french citizen after being stripped of his homeland's restored four although this was restored four years ago. his internationalfame grew when the invariable acts of being was made into a film. he was laureate mentioned as a potential laureate and he was nominated for the man booker prize back in 2005. let's where we let's return to vilnius, where we are watching various leaders from nato in vilnius. you can see addresses in vilnius. you can see the president of poland just talking about the security guarantees that will be given to ukraine. it followed the big announcement that we just had from g7 countries as well, ratifying a wide—ranging security pact with ukraine. they did stop short of providing any kind of timeline, and nato will not do this either, tojoin the timeline, and nato will not do this either, to join the security alliance. that has prompted some anger from alliance. that has prompted some angerfrom president zelensky alliance. that has prompted some anger from presid

world war, they are ready to give hitler a free hand both inside germany and and as events in czechoslovakia later showed outside of it, which, of course, inspired the nazi leadership, anglo-german agreement of 1935. this event, this historical fact, fits into the general scheme. the policy of appeasing hitler of the third reich, which was carried out by western countries and, above all, by the lady of the seas of great britain, was that yes , they were afraid of german aggression. they did not want to fight the germans. everyone remembered the terrible first war. nobody wanted a new war. everyone wanted peace and everyone saw that hitler was violating the rules of the treaty of versailles, that he was overloading and so on, that he wanted something else and we concluded in the fact that he needs to quit falling, well, some part , to satisfy him, so that he shuts up and to ensure peace in this way, they do not understand that this will only ruin everything, proceeding from this, and the actions of the nazi leadership are aimed at revising the situation treaty of versailles, but tried to beli

only talks about them in a negative way . sluice, that is, the capture of austria and after it czechoslovakia without receiving an age or from of the european states to his new territorial claims to poland. war is literally hanging in the air in europe. it is very important for hitler to have support because he does not want to have a war on two fronts from the west with france and with england from the east. it is possible and possible and not even with the soviet union, which has a common border with poland. poland has settled its accounts for a long time, and the soviet union has something to be friendly about felt so let's say phantom pains for those territories that were part of the russian empire, we know that there are many polish lands there and also the soviet union still felt pain because of the defeat it received near warsaw in 1920 when they still tried to capture poland, what would have been impossible happened literally in one evening around noon on august 27, 1939 german foreign minister joachim von robbentrop will fly to moscow and discuss the details of the pact literally for

i also remember the freedom with which other representatives tried to get it too efforts in czechoslovakia, they also fought for freedom then and i remember it all with my own eyes and in fact i had the opportunity to be there and it was for me it was such a privilege for me and i also consider the meeting with your president zelensky a privilege i consider him an extremely brave person who will not give up, these are people who will continue to fight for their freedom for your freedom, and therefore we have a duty, in my opinion, as an old-timer, to support you to the end, and yet if we return to my question already in the times of the russian politicians, when russia was modern, don't you think that the governments of great britain relied too much on the possibility of cooperation with its leadership, at least already when vladimir putin became president, a lot was clear, so really then there were hopes that it was possible that democracy would be able to grow in russia, and really great hopes were based on this . and i also even visited moscow. i was impressed in a positive way. i felt

poland itself, ukraine , belarus, the entire baltic, as well as yugoslavia , hungary, romania and czechoslovakiaeginning of the polish-soviet war, the plans of the opilsudsky were not implemented, but under the terms of the peace of riga concluded in 1921, under the rule of poland , a significant territory of western ukraine and western belarus was settled by non-poles. materials of the american analytical agency stranfor in connection with poland's active support of georgia during the august 2008 war, according to the wikilex website. at sea was mentioned in emails almost 400 times, and since 2012, stratford began to use this term publicly, its founder george friedman wrote that poland should have distanced itself from the eu and form a bloc with the rest of the countries of central and eastern europe in 2016 in croatian dubrovnik, a new alliance , an initiative of the three seas, a concept of cooperation between countries, arose located in the region between the baltic black and the adriatic seas was nominated by the polish president. duda golem later in warsaw at the second themselves all the

lithuanians, they fought against the so-called russian imperialism. the possibility of the land of czechoslovakiaurned up as a result of hitler in 1938 completely occupied the cieszyn drake. twenties and thirties of the last century in the so-called eastern armchairs of poland and this is the territory of western ukraine, western belarus and part of lithuania, a harsh polonization and assimilation of local residents was carried out, national cultures were suppressed, i also want to remind orthodoxy of how such an aggressive policy ended for poland, and it ended with the national tragedy of 1939, when poland was thrown by the western allies to be devoured by the german military machine and actually lost its independence by states that were restored to a huge extent thanks to the soviet union, and precisely thanks to the soviet union, thanks to the position of stalin , she received more significant land in the west. the western territories of present-day poland are our friends in yours have forgotten about it. we will remind. today we see that the regime in kiev is ready to do anything to save its

with the occupation of czechoslovakia by soviet troops after the suppression of the so-called praguering, when he said that then many outraged soviet citizens became agents of western special services, and he said that now the situation is the same . what does he expect from the russian side, many russians they will be disappointed by the actions of their government in moscow to cooperate with the western intelligence services, i deliberately draw this parallel with the suppression of the prague spring because now we see russians who are absolutely stunned when they see what is being done on their behalf in ukraine and therefore this moment when people are looking for an opportunity to come and help us and it is not related to what is happening in russia what is happening in russia ultimately depends on the russians but they can help us stop the bloodshed in ukraine by helping us support you key documents indicate that ukraine as early as 20 years ago, she warned that the west was cautious about putin, what arguments did kyiv give and why then were the ukrainians' reservations to the

poland itself , ukraine, belarus, the entire baltic, as well as yugoslavia, hungary, romania and czechoslovakiaing of the polish-soviet war plans. sawdust slutsky were not implemented, but under the terms of the riga peace concluded in 1921 under the rule of poland turned out to be a significant territory of western ukraine and western belarus inhabited by non-poles at the beginning of the second world war, the project between morier was forgotten, but in 2009 it resurfaced in the materials of the american analytical agency stratford in connection with the active support of poland by georgia during the war on august 2008, according to the wikilex website, at sea was mentioned almost 400 times in emails, and since 2012, stratford began to use the term publicly, its founder george friedman wrote, that poland should have distanced itself from the eu and form a bloc with the rest of the countries of central and eastern europe in 2016 in croatian dubrovnik, a new alliance , the three seas initiative , was born. duda a year later in warsaw at the second summit of this organization, donald trump said

piece of the earth from the neighbors; it participated in poland, as you know, in the division of czechoslovakias a result of the munich agreement with hitler in 1938. completely occupied teshinskaya drake. in the 20s and 30s of the last century in the so-called eastern armchairs of poland and this the territory of western ukraine, western belarus and part of lithuania, there was a harsh colonization and assimilation of local residents, there was a suppression of national cultures, i also want to remind orthodoxy of how such an aggressive policy ended for poland, and it ended in the national tragedy of 1939, when poland was thrown by the western allies to eat up the german military machine and actually lost its independence of statehood, which was established to a large extent thanks to the soviet union and it was thanks to the soviet union, thanks to the position of stalin, that it received more significant land in the west. it's exactly like that. the western territories of today's poland is a gift. our friends in yours have forgotten about it. we will remind. today we see that the regime in k

been, yes, and on the eve of world war ii, 40% of the total world arms sales were excellent to czechoslovakiakey well, we also know. why is that, i don't think it's just a grain deal let alone what i so i understand, already in general, it is finally declared. build turkey in ukraine from the baractar factory. and not only the baracter t2 is well known to everyone and already , as it were, it means that it is. well, for araktara kinji. it somehow said. it's e heavy. uh , that means a drone with a load capacity of 1.250 kg - this means a lot at high altitude, much higher than the height that missile systems take. yes, and that they are different, which means the staging systems, which means, uh, respectively, with protection. yes, and they are to him now they literally made a rocket that heals up to 100 km and pierces. let’s send a reinforced concrete fortification, so to speak, yes, and of course, the cruise missile gave another 255 km flight, when we talk about these english missiles , then so, it’s 275 km, which means that’s all, as it were going and returning to turkey, i ’ll say well, erd

itself, ukraine , belarus, the entire baltic states, as well as yugoslavia , hungary, romania and czechoslovakiater this led to the start of the polish-soviet war plans. the sawdust of slutsky was not implemented, but under the terms of the treaty of riga concluded in 1921, under the rule of poland, a significant territory of western ukraine and western belarus was settled by non-poles. at the beginning of the second world war, the project between maurier was forgotten, but in 2009 it surfaced again in the materials of the american analytical agency stratford in connection with the active support of poland by georgia during the august 2008 war , according to the wikilex website, between the sea was mentioned in emails almost 400 times, and in 2012 began to use this

of the second row, to get something medals to the ordinates prize pistol from the president of czechoslovakiaely, not with one cartridge. every joke has its share of jokes, i once compiled a list of zalezski's awards. you know how interesting it was. brezhnev did not have so many. he collects it all. and in doing so, he zeroed out this country, what do they have in common. oblomar to eat there, he erased his people. he went to nullify his prospects for the future, only he was strange from the very beginning and he received so much money. how many arafats never dreamed of a man one of the richest in planet. but something like that, therefore, this one, together with ukraine, is not going to die. yes? god forbid what it's for. we're talking about ukraine here well, let's talk about ukraine right after the advertisement. the british and french wanted to do everything they could to prevent war. my grandfather always considered youthism with russia as the main condition of the patriotic war at the moment of human history, 2018 edition. you know you remind me, karabasa-barabasa. i feel like one of

first world war, they are ready to give hitler a free hand both inside germany and, as events in czechoslovakia the anglo-german agreement of 1935 . this event, this historical fact, fits into the general scheme. the policy of appeasing hitler of the third reich, which was carried out by western countries and, above all, the mistress of the seas of great britain, the essence was that yes, they were afraid of german aggression. they did not want to fight the germans. everyone remembered the terrible first war. nobody wanted a new war. everyone wanted peace and everyone saw that hitler was violating the rules of the treaty of versailles, that he was overloaded and so on , that he wanted something else so that he shut up and to ensure peace in this way they do not understand that this is only a ruin, proceeding from this, the actions of the nazi leadership aimed at revising the provisions of the versailles treaty, but tried to belittle , tried to bring to the values, tried to show that hitler was putting things in order in his own garden, the versailles peace treaty. really. uh, put germany in an

if now you ask her why she said this, she will immediately remind you about czechoslovakia, where theum there, she will say, this is exactly what i meant when the gdrov citizens fled his czechoslovaks, gave him refuge in prague they could find their place, and that's why i called it they you will find in them from this position, that very important moment. uh, just need to listen and less to believe, and to calculate and analyze more now advertising. more precisely, we will continue, but he creates. the idea of ​​the russians can be defeated only if the ukrainians are set against them. the main task was a swift offensive and access to our western border. to overcome an eye 3 km wide under the prevailing western world. this is a very serious obstacle. such was a deep and chiffonier defense. here are all those lines. we had to overcome the clogged day, 2.438 people turned out in just the entire previous history of the heroes was less. now the rebellion has been quietly stopped here, and the front has not faltered, let's go to where the guys stood, who remained faithful to the end. arran

in lithuania , the keshinsky region of czechoslovakia was swallowed up, where the poles felt like germans. they went through a fun, tank and infantry parade in the nazi style and forbade to speak czech penal violators for four złoty, but the appetite was already unsatisfied. poland began obl. on the free german city , dance provoked the uprising of the poles in the german part of the selesia and did not consider the borders with the soviet union final, hinting at the expansion of the eastern crosses. and they attributed these territories to the eastern armchairs. that is, it was, in fact, a colonial mini, a power in europe that used arab labor. yes. let's call a spade a spade western ukrainians western belarusians who used for their needs. that is, it was a traitor of the polish states that needed warsaw at that time and did not care how the locals live. if this corps is, let's say, polish or if it is ukrainian, it will be introduced on the territory of western ukraine. this is only the first step. then they will distribute the land. here is this, polish, whose officer participates in thi

territory of hungary until after the second world war, but the territory of the non-existing state of czechoslovakiahis territory was not part of either the czech republic or slovakia. then a good question arises, and to whom, if putin wants to give zakarpattia oblast , if he thinks that he can give away ukrainian territories, when in principle to give it away, then there is literally no one from the international point of view right but again yes or then i'll tell you if putin understood this he needs to wake up and read some other book that he hasn't read and somehow understand it, you just don't seem to me to underestimate the total lack of knowledge of this person well, by the way, many of his compatriots don't really have a lot of time left and uh, i suggest you choose one of the topics that touched your heart and mind this week . they ask to talk about the ministers information policy of culture, but look i generally think that i have that the minister of culture, information policy separately, culture separately. i think that the tone chosen in connection with the resignation of the minister

then there was czechoslovakia.ong as you went into a field. and then, there was poland, which was already pretty loosey—goosey. so, those experiences of talking to people who had to be very careful about what they said, and you had to be very careful about what you repeated. it was veryjohn le carre. the whole thing, very familiar. so, that's creating an atmosphere, i presume, in the narrative? yes. that sense of a repressive society. and you have orwell, who has kind of led the way and he's there in your imagination, as well, i presume. but what was the start — what was the catalyst for writing the handmaid's tale? the election of ronald reagan in 1980. reagan: with god's help, _ we can and will resolve the problems which now confront us. and, after all, why shouldn't we believe that? we are americans. applause god bless you, and thank you. at which there was a big pushback against what the �*70s had been doing, particularly in the expansion of — of women's rights. so, �*70s quite expansionist. you could have your

forced england , france and the usa to ignore the annexation of austria, then allowed him to seize czechoslovakiaed stalin to divide poland. and since 2014, the russian federation has implemented a hybrid military operations threatened the world with a big war with ukraine, they demand only one thing, someone there put pressure on the ukrainians and forced them to join russia because the russians themselves are not capable of capturing ukraine and are not capable of offering the ukrainians anything that would force the ukrainians to be with russia, they are not capable of opposing the ukrainians on the battlefield is on an equal footing, so the kremlin is inventing something to encourage other world players to hand over ukraine to russian women in the 22nd year, the russian federation has raised the stakes and has already openly invaded ukraine, sought the same for ukraine to be abandoned to russia and when ukraine showed the allies with its resistance, in fact, very seriously , that it would not be like that, the allies did not leave ukraine to fight alone, and it became a subject of frustration

kundera left what was then czechoslovakia in the mid—19705 amid repression by the soviet— backed governmented four years ago. this year's emmy nominations have been announced and there's one drama that's scooped the pool. succession is up for 27 awards — the highest number of nominations this year. it's followed by — post—apocalyptic drama, the last of us. but trade publication, variety, is reporting that the television academy is debating whether to push back the ceremony — as the industry waits to see if the actors' union goes on strike this week. our correspondent peter bowes is following this story for us from los angeles and explained what could happen if a deal isn't reached. it'll mean that many of those shows, whether it's a sitcom or a drama, are very likely to be delayed in terms of future episodes, the opening of the next season. a lot of shows, of course, are already, to use the expression, in the can. they've already been made. so there might not be an immediate effect with with some of those shows, but certainly, especially as far as the streaming services are concerned and br

nuclear charges of the soviet union were located at about 10 bases of the gdr hungary more than czechoslovakiay base for delivery, but without deployment in bulgaria ninety-first. the shaft here is a bloc of the organization of the warsaw pact and the soviet union and the countries of eastern europe soviet nuclear weapons were already withdrawn in the nineties russia takes all nuclear weapons from by the end of the nineties , the first east european wave of nato expansion begins in belarus from ukraine, but the americans promise to remove their nuclear warheads from the greek base. then another wave of nato expansion and the americans promise to remove their nuclear warheads from britain. as a result, before the current crisis, american nuclear bombs remained on the territory of five european countries and russia annually reminded that in this way the states did not comply with the spirit of the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. here they say on their territory military allies of the organization of the road accident russia has not previously deployed its tactical nuclear wea

i just know who served with him in czechoslovakia or the soviets.hat is, he is a person who, well, maybe he can afford more . there is a window of opportunity for which ukraine should solve territorial issues, that is, reclaim its territory, and who is responsible. the line there will be about well, let's say how warm it is there, it is not clear, he says about the end of autumn this year, maybe it is the end of spring there or the summer of next year. yes, but the situation is such that at the moment, western leaders of western states feel reluctance and the impossibility of even the ukrainian authorities now to make any territorial compromises, yes, it will look like breaking at the knee. this is how i understand it, based on the logic of pavel's words, it should happen naturally. in ukraine itself. thank you , mr. oleksiy. broadcast on the espresso tv channel as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are currently watching us live on our platforms, please like this video and subscribe to our pages further on communications d

i just know who served with him in czechoslovakia or the soviet union, yes., he is a person which well, maybe he can afford more there, he can frankly say that there is a window of opportunity to enter ukraine, he must solve territorial issues, that is, reclaim his territory and answer what line will there be, well, let's say what the deadline is, it is not yet clear, he says about the end of autumn this year, maybe it is the end of spring there or next summer yes, but the situation is such that the western leaders of the western state at the moment feel unwillingness and inability even of the ukrainian authorities to make any territorial compromises well, it will look like breaking through the knee. this is what i understand, based on the logic of pavel's words, it should happen naturally. in ukraine itself. thank you, mr. oleksiy. it was oleksiy holobotsky, a political technologist. friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are currently watching us live on our platforms , please like t

i read east germany in the fifties, czechoslovakia in the sixties, chile in 1973, as well as other latin dictatorships. i read about communist china in the late eighties, in the early nineties, violent dictators across political spectrum all do same thing key things. control is control. in spite of this range of ideological, profound similarity his in tactics leap off the pages and that's naomi wolf and then floyd brown. here is your tagline on these tactics now wolf identified are generally employed by all dictators each in their own way. they are being employed in america today. yeah. and one of the real targets of my book is what i'm what i would call the the two tiered system of justice and decisions that were made early at the end of the obama administration in that really poison the trump administration and the the the these this this trump attempt by the elites to criminalize portions of what i would call open political dialog. and i really became. sensitive to this because of western journal the story of western journal is i founded western journal in 2008, which was the year fac

of albania, bulgaria, the german democratic the republic of poland , romania, ussr, hungary, czechoslovakianduring in this bloc, albania already left the bloc in 1968 and after the unification of germany in october 1990, bulgaria left the format and, accordingly, the gdr because it ceased to exist. the collapse of the ussr from 1991 stimulated interest in nato in other countries , because the so-called cold war, the format of the confrontation between the soviets and the soviet union with a collective developed measure, prompted the search for formats of the new security system in europe already in 1999, the members of the visegrad group , hungary, poland and the czech republic joined the alliance in 1999, and in 5 years, the so-called vilnius group, albania, croatia, bulgaria, estonia joined nato latvia lithuania romania slovakia and slovenia joins montenegro in the 17th championship and in the 20th north macedonia in the alliance there are already 30 participating countries volodymyr i congratulate you volodymyr fesenko political scientist in this match i would like to remind myself and t