the danube is the most turbid, naturally turbid river in europe in every cubic meter of danube waterrage of 400 g of silt, and annually the danube carries 200-220 cubic km of water, this is natural turbidity, it is not pollution, it is natural turbidity, new land is formed from millions of tons of this silt. territory, and people are already raising a little higher to get out of the swamp and build their estates, fork-built in the swamps, built by hand, and this territory claims to be the largest dry land, artificial, made in the swamps, made without mechanisms, by hand. and this was still dug with a shovel, so a little water has caught up here, go through it, look at the ericks, this is our street, the erick is a water the street, people climb up to their waists in eric, of course, in the summer, when they start to warm up with their hands , they dig a piece of the block from this established tree, let’s say fir, the board stands here and there and along the board, from here the soil is taken out and this area is raised, it turns out beautiful and practical, because it is quite, qui

state, they said: we are temporarily not a danube state, you understand what they said there, but a huge amount of work was done , and our association for the integration of crimea and others proved that there are violations, and hers expelled, this is important, this is the second organization that i know, the first was the council of europe, from which russia was excluded for violating international law, and we have to work further, we have a situation with the turkish language. turkey is a key player in the black sea region. turkey is vital for us and for further support of the crimean people's resistance against aggression and support of our efforts during the occupation of crimea. we have to work with this country. we have to prove that we have a common position regarding security in the region, regarding its various dimensions security well, as an example, you know, maybe there is such a thing as the syrian express. yes, when the aggressor transports cargo to syria, this is stolen grain and military. equipment and something in syria to the ports of the black sea, maybe you kno

already agreed or not within the framework of this conference. the aggressor was excluded by the danubemission, ugh, this is a very even path, in fact, from many dimensions, starting with the fact that today the danube is a vital trade artery for us, and i will not even discuss the military component, but the international component is clear, because russia was sitting there as the legal successor of the ssr, not a danube state, she said: we are temporarily not a danube state, you understand what they said there, but a huge amount of work was done, and our association for the integration of crimea and others proved that there was a violation and it was excluded. this is important, this is the second organization that i know, the first was the council of europe, from which russia was precisely expelled for violating international law, and we have to work further. we have a situation with turkish. turkey is a key player in the black sea region. turkey is vital for us and for further support the resistance of the crimean people against aggression, and the support of our meetings before the

well, it is a very even path, in fact, from many dimensions, starting from the fact that today the danube is a vital trade artery for us, and i will not even discuss the military component, but the international component is clear, because russia sat there as the legal successor of the ssr, not a danube state. another was proved that there was a violation, it was expelled, this is important, this is the second organization that i know, the first was the council of europe, from which russia was excluded for violating international law, and we have to work further, we have a situation with turkey, turkey is a key player in the black sea region, turkish for life it is important for us and for further support and the resistance of the crimean people against and supporting our efforts to occupy crimea, we have to work with this country, we have to prove that we have a common position regarding security in the region, regarding various dimensions of its security, well, for example, you know, maybe there is such a thing as the syrian express , yes, when the aggressor transports cargo to syria, i

are achievements, well, for example , this year, russia, the aggressor state, was excluded from the danubeion, well, this is very controversial. the way is actually from many dimensions, starting with the fact that today the danube is a vital artery of trade, and the military component, i will not even discuss, but the international component is clear, because russia sat there as the legal successor of the ssr, not the danube state, she said: but it's us the temporary state of donais, you understand what they said there, but a huge amount of work was done and our association for the integration of crimea and others proved that there were violations and it was excluded, this is important, this is the second organization that i know, the first was the council of europe, with which ... russia was specifically excluded for violating international law. and we have to work further. we have a situation with turkey. turkey is a key player in the black sea region. turkey is vital for us and for further support of the kremstar people's resistance against aggression and supporting our efforts to occu

ukrainian exporters really already prefer it after all, in the direction towards the ports of the danubend... the sea, than transiting ukrainian grain to customers there in the european union countries. well, yes, business is always mobile, it’s just that what it loses on reorientation, on changing logistics, it will still find, it’s like water, it will still leak somewhere, sooner or later, the business will still look for profitable ones options, cheaper options, because the logistics that currently exist, for example, the transit of food through poland to ukraine in the eu, are too expensive, and then the same, the same business will compete with the same polish on others. harinka and they definitely won't let go, first of all, secondly , it always happens when you do something bad alone, then you need help, and you can't wait for the ukrainian side, well, it's just the laws of business, here i am now i am not talking about interstate relations, although there are also issues there, but precisely about business ones, well, that is, if you do it like this, well, that is , then the answ

expensive; it is very convenient to create bombs from the waste. having thus polluted the entire danubes grown in sarajevo, i apologize, in the territory of the former yugoslavia, during the bombing, it is unknown how much of this was spread around the world, i bought a pack of cigarettes in sarajevo, which was contaminated. and serbs and albanians in kosovo and metohija into the civilian population that remained there, the situation is catastrophic, there are a lot of people with cancer there. 15 tons of combined uranium were dropped on kosovo and metohija, this is what nato admitted, this is a level of radiation that is 100 times higher than the radiation in jeroshima and nagasaki. this was not a military target, from a military point of view it was not justified, here under the przhar hill there is przharska street, nicknamed the street of death, many residents of this street died, but now there are patients who are being treated for cancer and other serious diseases, these are the consequences of poisoning united uranium, you doctor had many patients. in some exceptional cases , rad

this is very uneven the way, in fact, from many dimensions, starting with the fact that today the danubea vital trade artery for us, and i will not even discuss the military component, but the international component is clear, because russia sat there as the legal successor of the ssr, not the danube state, they said , and this is us temporarily a non-danish state, you understand what they said there, but... a huge amount of work was done and our crimean integration association and others proved that there was a violation and it was excluded, this is important, this is the second organization that i know, the first was the council of europe, from which russia was specifically excluded for violating international law, and we must continue to work. we have a situation with turkey. turkey is a key player in the black sea region. turkey is vitally important to us and for further support of the krenzdar people's resistance against aggression and support of our efforts to occupy crimea. we have to work with this country. we have to... prove that we have a common position on the security of the

is delayed, because indeed ukrainian exporters still prefer the direction towards the ports of the danubend the black sea, rather than transiting ukrainian grain to customers there in the eu countries. well, business is always mobile, simple. what he loses in the reorientation, in the change of logistics, he will still find, it is like water, it will still leak somewhere, sooner or later, the business will still look for profitable options, cheaper options, because this logistics, which is now there is, for example, food transit through poland, ukraine the eu is too expensive, and then this same, this same business will compete with the same polish one in other markets and will definitely not give way, first of all, secondly, this happens, always when you do something wrong somewhere one, then you need help and... you can not wait for the ukrainian side, well, these are also business laws, but i am not talking about interstate relations, although there are also issues there, but specifically about business ones, well, that is, if you do it like this, well, that is , then the answer will b

, maybe there are options for delivery by rivers, but... but i think that they also, well, by the danube, and i think, also they were calculated and i think that apparently it is impossible to do, well, well, well, i have another aspect, you know, that, well, that is, they will not appear in the black sea now, that is, there is no option, if not along the danube, maybe not, when they can, under what circumstances they can get into the black sea, they may end up in the black sea after graduation. actions through the basforth strait, i think that in principle it is not even bad for them, because if they arrive now, then you can understand that now it will be the largest ships of the navy, they will be hunted, and the russians now have a serious advantage in aerial means of attack, we feel it in the south of ukraine, mykolayiv region, odesa region, it comes under the fire of enemy missiles and drones every day. and well, these two trachiks will simply become such serious targets for them, and their dimensions, perhaps, although in principle they are not so big, but they can be detected. in

that , let's give one fact, it means that the tisza river, it is large, the river flows into the danubepread across the territory of the transcarpathian region, it is replenished a little... at the top the snow remains, there is still sub-zero temperature and so on, the snow melts and so, one guy was caught, he walked 70 km in 6 days, well, he didn’t control it, he wasn’t caught, he - he tells, says: they offered me 4,500 euros to guide me, then they raised the figure to 10.5 and i gave up, left, got lost, and now 4,500 euros is really a flow of people who are walking, i say again, through the carpathians to the side. romania entered the schengen zone on april 1 and, perhaps, without any visas, it was in the schengen zone from april 1, romania and bulgaria entered the schengen zone, well, double-check me further, you will talk me down, and that’s why the numbers have risen, the local ones. they make money from this, i asked them through third parties, please tell me, who are these people, who are these hustlers, are they westerners? no, they are not from western ukraine, they are from v

zaporozhye and the residential architecture of the village of vylkove, which stands right on the danube delta. on this territory there used to be promushyka veki. fromushika is beautiful, people lived here before the war. this is the restored bessarabian village of frumushyka nova, reaching it is a real quest, because you need to drive for a good hour and a half through the endless bessarabian. tep, focusing only on signs in the form of shepherds, and then you enter a separate world, with recreated houses, a farm and a winery, museums, and of course, an inn with traditional bessarabian the kitchen since i was a child, i knew where my father and grandfather lived, and we used to go there every summer for 15-20 years. just children. grew up every year with my brother, he with two children, i with two children, we went to frumushika. and exactly 60 years after the destruction, plus or minus 2-3 days. on june 6, 2006, the first shovel sank into the ground and we began to build a summer camp. the direction of development was defined as sheep breeding. this is how frumushyka nova began to rec

the regensburg lies on the danube river. and here's why it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole the whole time is listed as the unesco world heritage site. i'm starting my day here in the old tide at the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. okay. but we're working with it. at least this one we get to use to our advantage, the ip access system. when i, as an architect, working on the upkeep of the coffee shop, when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. i'm not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive cathedral for a fairly small 58. can you tell me, elizabeth, but the history of it? yeah, so, so they can see it all you can see today uh installed its, its work and 1273 before sir was a roman s cuz he drove by the bronze down. and you're right so, so can see tool is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to

in a normal yeah goes into the danube in a normal year.do need to think about these things in a global context. and one of the points i was making in the book is you you cannot deal with global problems from a national context . we need to have global context. we need to have global agreements. and you've got you've got four countries china, vietnam, thailand and indonesia putting more plastic into the oceans every year than the whole of the rest of the world combined. >> but then you can sense people's frustration and they say, well, we're doing everything we can. we're using eight different bins. we're separating everything. we're doing our best. and then you get a statistic like that. i mean, when it comes to microplastics in the oceans, is this something that can ever be solved? and i don't want to be negative because i think we have great hope. we have wonderful clean up operations on british beaches. i know school children, particularly have been emboldened to try and clean up the shores. that's wonderful. but microplastics is a prob

these be and these women are wearing, given, not to the traditional styles of the metropolis on the danube reimagined for the future the in these sheets. that's what austrian fashion designers who sign up be subsidy calls her collections for the beautiful b. and these woman, the bridges from me. so it may be my conflict without vienna and vienna demands my function. you just have to think a little bit about whether you are a beautiful being these woman. no, not a big rush. they're all very small tricks. when you become very attractive, very quickly, me from home a little more. and again, ended with more domino, america little more raising up in may. we work on these little details and it's actually quite quick to do that. i'm sorry. and her piano studio, the designer, constantly experiments with those details. she combines the most diverse items and forms of clothing doesn't shy away from cliches and crosses borders to develop an independent style for the austrian capital. referenced looking at excitedly trying to achieve what we want with styling head, so we're just putting on a hat immed

the regensburg lies on the danube river. and here's why it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole, the whole time is listed as the unesco world heritage site. i'm starting my day here in the old tide, the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. okay, but we're working with it, at least this one we get to use to our advantage, the ip access system. when i, as an architect, working on the upkeep of the coffee shop, when he suggested we take the elevator to the top, this wasn't exactly what i was expecting. i'm not gonna lie. i never thought of myself as being afraid of heights, but this is pretty scary. at least the view is it get destruction. so this is quite a huge, unimpressive cathedral for a fairly small city. can you tell me a little bit about the history of it? yeah, so, so the can see it all you can see today uh installed its, its work and 1273 before sir was a roman s cathedral. but it broke down and you're right so, so considerable is pretty big for reading support. i'd like to shop more to c

andrew, you think there's money to be made to take travelers cruising down the right of the danube. is a high and european riverboat cruising is due to go public in the coming week they could be smooth sailing. the company is best known on masterpiece. tout the refined cultural experience and fun you can have on that riverboat cruises. that's about 50% market share and that european market. it is coming to market this week around $25 a share. the deal, the value of the company around $10 billion is about a billion-dollar offering. it sounds like it could be eight winnawinner trading about 10 tis free cash which looks pretty reasonable considering growth prospect and a nice niche it has a very. >> travel seems to be constantly increasing. the post covid a lot of peopl people -- >> they do not allow kids on the boats no one under 18. no casinos. [laughter] is not family friendly but it's mostly for older people target the 55 and older market. >> the screen and masterpiece theatre at night too. >> and megan some interesting investment closer to home. >> i really am. our colleague, tere

zaporozhye and the residential architecture of the village of vylkove, which stands right on the danube this territory there used to be promushyka veki. centuries fromushyka - by order of marshal zhukov. this area is small.

to bomb belgrade, it was i who proposed sending american pilots to blow up all the bridges on the danube it was i who proposed to take away all their fuel reserves, it was i who proposed all this. mr. janich, today we are recording our interview on a truly tragic day for the future. serbia, yugoslavia, today, march 24 , marks the 25th anniversary of the start of nato aggression against yugoslavia. this truly tragedy claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent people. and brought the beginning to the end existence of the federal republic of yugoslavia. what do you think are the key reasons that led to this? western promised service. slovenia, croatia, bosnia and herzegovina, montenegro, then the former federal republic of macedonia became the republic of north macedonia, and then even the autonomous regions, kosovo and vojvodina, were torn away from serbia, and thereby. interfered with you in something, and without even thinking about what international laws you are violating , the charter doesn’t matter, and i don’t even pay attention to it. china's military technology has reduced it to no

target, but it is possible attacked, by the way , the south of the region, we remember, this is the danube, this includes the ports, maybe, maybe... there was there is some missile of the kh-31p type, but first of all , for now, we are talking about a false target in order to reconnoitre the air defense system again, because it is being improved, of course, because this operational pause, which is today, we understand, was used a lot of rockets, a lot of shaheds were used in march of this year, then the enemy is preparing for another attack, this is to remind people again to go to shelter, and not to scare someone, because... actually there are enough of them, in particular odesa, we have already been dispersed for days because of the well-known osb agency, one woman told information about the evacuation of odessa, for some reason in two months, i don’t know why not now, but we can actually announce the evacuation, but from panic, from betrayal, and odessans differ in this, after all, the vast majority reacts for such throw-ins, russian ones, here and everything can be seen in kharkiv as w

well, yes, if there were enough of them, then in principle the question... the danube, odesa, khersonaiv, it would be at least a certain solution to the threat from the sky, i see another one of such interesting moments, this... about german company rain metal is about the fact that the german government actually instructed them to transfer 20 additional marder bmps, and before that we already had a lot of them, by the way, there are so many videos about bradley, and we have a lot of good and positive things from our defenders about them heard, but there is somehow less information about the marder from our soldiers themselves, so maybe you can tell us how... it effectively changes the situation on the battlefield in comparison with russian bmps. well, bmp, bradley, marder, there is a cv-90, swedish, these are actually samples of western equipment, which are head and shoulders above the soviet ones samples, primarily with regard to the protection of personnel, because we have seen cases where both bradley and marder were signed in extremely difficult conditions. the enemy, even there,

passing it on a certain course to there the bosphorus and whether it goes further there or to the danube the black sea ports of romania, i don't know when the ships go there, but in any case, is the enemy still trying to look for targets somewhere? where the grain is stored, otherwise some kind of grain, where there might be some fuel there, well, that is, everything that is again connected globally with this project, the grain corridor, or after all, he is now directing his efforts to, as they say, energy and whether this attempt to intimidate, to intimidate people continues, first of all, because of the attacks on residential buildings houses in particular, this is an attempt to sow panic, despair, fear and and and and a lot of blood. which could also have a psychological effect, please, that's how it is going now, uh, basically, as we see, we don't, we don't really know their plans, but what we see is still directed at energy, but, uh, very often we see uh, enemy drones near the ports, but shelling in the direction... these have decreased recently. please tell me whether the work is o

bombing belgrade, it was i who suggested sending american pilots to blow everything up. bridges on the danubeit was i who proposed to take away all their fuel reserves, it was i who suggested all this. mr. janich, today we are recording our interview on a truly tragic day for the future serbia, yugoslavia, today marks march 24th. slovenia, croatia, bosnia and herzegovina, chernogo. it was then, in 1999, that nato aggression against yugoslavia shocked the whole world. what do you think were the reasons for this, because everyone condemned the violent aggression, but at the same time the actions continued and shocked the whole world. the reason, of course, is primarily the geopolitical idea that you are all. began, troops entered kosovo, the yugoslav army would have found the strength to respond, do you agree with this? well, you know, about 2,500 civilians over a thousand military personnel, without a ground operation this would have been a ground operation, the death toll would have already been in the tens of thousands, and the destruction of our country would also have been on a completely

exported, has already been exported to other countries. managed to get through odesa, through the danube, through the black sea ports, are there still queues? and no, there are still queues, there are still queues at the ports, so i understand that the farmers did not manage to get all the harvest, because when you drive along the roads of mykolaiv region and odesa region, there are still trucks that, there are a lot of them, standing in queues. precisely for the shipment of agricultural products, so i think that this process is still ongoing and will continue some time. thank you, thank you for your answers, for participating in our broadcast. valentyna shults was with us, a deputy of the odesa district council and a volunteer. we know that in the morning, literally half an hour ago, there were explosions in odessa, and part of the city was cut off. we hope it went well. without casualties, and if you sometimes want to watch something, or know that you cannot watch our broadcasts, then somewhere to remind yourself of something, cuttings of some quintessence, so watch it, subscribe to ou

this. proposed to send american pilots to blow up all the bridges on the danube, it was i who proposedway all their fuel reserves, it was i who proposed all this. mr. janich, today we are recording our interview on a truly tragic day for the future serbia, yugoslavia, today is 20. march 4 marks the 25th anniversary of the start of nato aggression against yugoslavia, this is truly a tragedy that claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent people, marked the beginning and end of the existence of the federal republic of yugoslavia, what do you think are the key reasons for this brought? western service dugo su primale. it was then, in 1999, that nato aggression against yugoslavia shocked the whole world. what do you think were the reasons for this? because everyone condemned violent aggression, but at the same time the actions continued and shocked the world. the reasons, of course, are primarily geopolitical. it's a lie. western intelligence services and western media published lies. that the rights of albanians are under threat in kosovo and metohija is not true. but this lie became a pre

you take it in large numbers, after all, a lion's share of our exports are through the ports of the danubend through the black sea grain corridor, which currently operates without russia, only by the ukrainian side, hello, it’s important here, it’s just that poland, after all, is an immediate exit to germany, and, let’s say, directly, well, it’s further europe, romania, its own... history, it’s a longer way somewhere, more gasoline, some more moments, well, but still, if they don’t let you in somewhere, well, then it’s better to make some kind of shoulder, but to get there, well, here, well, unfortunately, financial expert oleksiy kozyriv is not joining us for technical reasons, in fact, we heard his prediction that everything depends on international aid and, in particular, on aid from the united states, we are watching the international news, i am sure yuriy fizar will talk more about it from tomorrow. and i will still talk about money during the war and i have consumer information, in particular , the price of basic products this spring is unlikely to change significantly, vegetables fr

their infrastructure facilities, and, accordingly, the romanian air defense system can cover the danube ports and odesa region, odesa, odesa itself. this would significantly reduce the level of missile terror on the part of the russian federation, and here the ministry of foreign affairs has a lot to work on. why does the ministry of foreign affairs graze from... the rear , i don’t understand why the western countries are constantly behind, excuse me, the initiator of one or another initiative, germany declares negotiations with the countries of the persian gulf, and where the respective statements of the ministry of foreign affairs and kuleby, respectively, they come out, they simply state the fact, and we do not have patriots, and what did you do to ensure that they were, why did germany find a patriot. why is the ministry of foreign affairs domestic, why did the czech republic find 1.5 million projectiles, instead of the ministry of defense of ukraine, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, only a year comes out and states the fact: we do not have projectiles, and the czech repu

vessel and its passage along a certain course to the bosphorus and where it is further, or to the danube ports or to the black sea ports of romania, i do not know where the ships go, but in any case, is the enemy still trying to look for... somewhere the whole, where the grain is stored, otherwise, some kind of grain, where there might be some pa, well, that is, everything that is again connected globally with this project, grain corridor, is he still directing now your efforts on, as they say, energy, energy and whether this attempt to intimidate, to intimidate people continues, first of all, because the strikes on residential buildings, in particular, is an attempt to sow panic, despondency, fear and and and and and... and a lot of blood, which could also affect psychologically, please, just like that, is going now, mainly, as we see, we don't, we don't really know their plans, but what we see is still directed at energy, but very often we see enemy drones near ports, but shelling. towards the ports have recently decreased, please tell me whether the work is ongoing and , again, whethe

place got its name thanks to the obelisk in honor of the victories of count pyotr rumyantsev for the danube in the battles of the russian-turkish war. the monument was erected in 1818, when it was here. square, garden appeared in 1866. the organizer of the city garden was the st. petersburg merchant of the first guild stepan fedorovich solovyov. here one of the navigable houses faces the square directly. initially, water for the fountains came from stepan solovyov’s yard. the system has been changed more than once, here is another stage in its history: new pipes will be laid underground, and a collector will be installed in the center of the bowl. from the top there are four spouts, with the larger metal bowl there are eight spouts. on this stand here at the very beginning of the pedestal, four lion masks will be installed there; the lions will be protected by a water spout, that is, the water is supplied upward, and then, as it were, descends from above down, yes, the shade in which the fountains will appear is still unknown, there are several options, they were once olive, and historicall

to bomb belgrade, it was i who suggested sending american pilots to blow up all the bridges on the danubeis. mr. janich, today we are recording our interview on the day where. truly tragic for the future of serbia and yugoslavia, today, march 24 , marks its 25th anniversary. from the day the nato aggression against yugoslavia began, this tragedy truly claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent people, marking the beginning of the end of the existence of the federal republic of yugoslavia. what do you think are the key reasons that led to this? zapadna obaveshtai service dugo su pripremale. western intelligence services have long prepared the collapse of yugoslavia by inciting small nations to nationalism. slovenia, croatia, bosnia and herzegovina, montenegro, then the former federal republic of macedonia, became the republic of north macedonia, and then even the autonomous regions, kosovo and vojvodina, were torn away from serbia, and thereby completed the process of disappearance of yugoslavia and serbia itself. in 1914-1945. it was then, in 1999, that nato aggression against yugoslavia s

part of the territory in the east to ukraine, and the ukrainians gave them a small access to the danube a kilometer or maybe even less, they built this port of giurgiulesti there, some kind of gray smuggling was going through it, it has now been noted in supplies to ukraine, including weapons and everything else, but apparently something didn’t work out, and the rooms, although they have their own huge port complex on the black sea, the same constanta, there is not only a military base, but a large commercial port, but they grabbed hold of this moldovan one, apparently, so that if the economy is under control, as soros taught, if finances are under control control. than a second base, and in another part of the country, this is quite curious, danka, this base is on the territory of the town of mihailachanu, that is, it existed in soviet times, but it was a small air base that accommodated, in my opinion, two or two is it three they destroyed soviet fighters, solely for defense, well, the fighters could have been romanian, they could have been soviet, it doesn’t matter, it means that now

place got its name thanks to the obelisk in honor of the victories of count pyotr rumyantsev for the danubethen there was a square, the garden appeared in 1866. the organizer of the city garden was the st. petersburg merchant of the first guild stepan fedorovich solovyov, here is one of the navigable houses overlook the square directly. initially, water for the fountains came from the courtyard. solovyov, the system was changed more than once, here is another stage in its history: new pipes will be laid underground, a collector will be installed in the center of the bowl. from the upper part there are four spouts, from the larger metal bowl there are eight spouts, on this stand here, at the very beginning of the pedestal, there will be four lion masks installed, and from the mouth of the lions there will be a water spout, that is, water is supplied upward, and then it seems to descend from above down, yes, the shade in which the fountains will appear is still... unknown, there are several options, they were once olive, and historically cast iron was painted like antique bronze, but regardle

well, up until now, hungary was the big outlier, l now, hungary was the big outlier, just down the danubeor ukraine and now all of a sudden, another country, slovakia appears to be moving, drifting towards moscow. robert fico, the prime minister, he says things like the war in ukraine was started by rampaging —— rampaging ukrainian neo—nazis. he says that vladimir putin is wrongly demonised and peter pellegrini, that candidate of the coalition very much echoes those words and when asked about ukraine, he gives a lot of the same talking points that are coming out of moscow, so clearly i think russia sees slovakia as another wedge to drive a wedge between the allies of the european union and nato over ukraine.— allies of the european union and nato over ukraine. what does it tell us, in nato over ukraine. what does it tell us. in terms — nato over ukraine. what does it tell us. in terms of _ nato over ukraine. what does it tell us, in terms of politics _ nato over ukraine. what does it tell us, in terms of politics in _ nato over ukraine. what does it tell us, in terms of politics in slovak