22, i.e. a month after the full-scale invasion, we were interested in certain passages written by dievelte readiness of the ukrainian delegation, which gave approval to the following points: point one is to establish the legislative concept of prohibition, fascism, nazism, aggressive nationalism, the same applied to waving a hand at... the constitution, because the movement of ukraine towards full membership in nato is recorded in the constitution, and no, non-aligned, so be it, and other such resonant passages, which dievelt writes about, well we understand what they write and what they write, but are the sentiments of amy and others who represented ukraine at that time really lie under this? well, let's... let's, let's be a mention of certainty, because it wasn't, as in the situation i was in yesterday, the question is that such things, they can be, but you have to realize that this is a document that was not ratified '. never a stavinka, to any life, to any people, i think there were documents, commitments that were on the draft, then they were not implemented, i realize, mr. yevgeny,

congratulate you, glory to ukraine, good evening, glory, so let's talk about this publication in dievelt, where in the end they talked about the details of those russian proposals that formed the basis of the agreements in istanbul, which were never initialed in both countries, i think it is also important because just yesterday oleksandr... lukashenko, during his speech at the all-belarusian people's assembly, said that russia and ukraine should sit down at the negotiating table, and these agreements should become the framework for the start of consultations? well, it's already such an impression that we remember the distant past, i'll just remind you that how many were there from the civil society of ukraine from the military in the 22nd year, march-april, how many and what was the reaction. to the fact that we found out that something was being prepared there, i will tell you, well, then i actually wrote 10 questions that the authorities should do so that it would not be difficult after a few years, in principle, they did it then the decree, the delegation was formed and the directive

natalya, in conclusion, here is what the german dievelt published, that the russians are acceleratingilitary-technical potential and 30 shaheds are already being made, because the iranians will not allow us to say that they are not producing, well, in one word, they are making 30 shaheds, and until by the end of this year, the figure may actually triple to 87, including those from botyleriya they have millions and millions of ammunition, that is. from 2 million they want to accelerate it to even an even higher number, but we looked at the extreme nothing 20 shaheds, they produce 30, 20 are launched, for example, that means that in terms of resources they somehow overtake what ukraine does in total and our partners are giving us, or divelt is wrong in the numbers, well, the sources of divelt are unknown to me, but we see the overall potential... of russia's defense-industrial complex unstoppable, so we continue to work with partners to ensure that the sanctions were more tangible for them and really stopped the production, and no matter how it consisted of assembling from parts or crea

good evening, i greet you, glory to ukraine, good, glory, so let's talk about this publication in dievelt, where in the end they talked about the details of those russian proposals that formed the basis of the agreements in istanbul, so never initialed in both countries, i think it is also important because, just yesterday , oleksandr lukashenko, during his speech at the all-russian people's assembly, said that russia and ukraine should sit down for negotiations. should these agreements become the framework for the start of consultations? well, it’s already such an impression that we remember the distant past, i ’ll just remind you that how many were there from the civil society of ukraine, from the military in the 22nd year of march-april, how many and what was the reaction to the fact that we found out that something was there is getting ready, i'll tell you, well, me too then i actually wrote a whole 10 questions that the authorities should do so that, relatively speaking, it would not be difficult after a few years, then in principle they made a decree, formed a delegation and issued

principle with valery chaly, regarding this agreement or agreements, which were published in the dievelt newspaper, yes, i would still like to discuss it with you and really understand what it was, it really was, conditionally speaking, some kind of draft project, yes or it was... conditionally speaking, some kind of russian throw , and whether in principle this was possible in 2002, and whether it is important, perhaps in principle. and now look, in order to discuss all these projects, we need to understand how russia generally views the former soviet republics, how it generally views the negotiation process between them? russia considers the former soviet republics by countries with conditional sovereignty, that is, in fact, the territories of russia itself, which for inexplicable reasons withdrew from russia with the help of the west, which... sooner or later must be returned, but by and large, i don't know if you watched this series , who filmed the anti-corruption fund about the 90s, so there are no chekists in this seminar series, which by and large believed that after the communis

good evening, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory, so let's talk about this publication in dieveltwhere in the end they talked about the details of those russian proposals. which formed the basis of the agreements in istanbul, which were never initialed in both countries, i think that this is also important because just yesterday alexander lukashenko, during his speech at the all-russian people's assembly, said that russia and ukraine should sit down at the negotiating table , and these same arrangements have become a framework for starting consultations? well, this is already such an impression, we remember the distant past, i just... how many were there, well, from the civil society of ukraine, from the military, in the 22nd year, march-april, how many and what was the reaction to what we learned , that something is being prepared there, i will tell you, well , then i actually wrote a whole 10 questions that the authorities should do so that, relatively speaking, it would not be difficult later after... years, then in principle they made a decree then, a delegation was formed and