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no, dimitri didn't come.t even know that i was in the hospital and did not show any interest at all. just one time he called, and i said that here i am at home with a child, he asked me a question. and when you gave birth, i told him on january 12th. he asked me such a very interesting question, which means that our child has a birthday on january 12th. i say, but this, of course, means january 12, well, our child sounded. yes, because again, he lived in karaga with his former cohabitant, but he nevertheless called and asked for forgiveness and wanted to return and everything in the world, like an official wife. you were entitled to file for child support. yes? naturally, when i i filed for divorce right away, but they filed for alimony, because, as it were, this is in my interests. after all, he is a father. let him help educate me while i was pregnant. he didn't help. i'll prove to him that this is his child, well, he doesn't pay alimony, he didn't pay any alimony. the debt is already more than 200,000 yuli

current leaders of the branches of the moscow patriarchate in transcarpathia, the so-called father dimitrydimitry, who, in fact , called on separatist organizations to overthrow the constitutional order in ukraine, more than once stated that transcarpathia is not a part of e-e ukraine, he is the leader of the so-called ruthenian movement. here he is convincing the residents of transcarpathia that they are not ukrainians, but some ruthenians there, and that these ruthenians have a separate culture, a separate language. great mr. andrii, we understand that transcarpathia is also a local story and it is about some kind of systemic approach, i don't know. people's deputy mykola knyazhytskyi registered the corresponding draft law, the petition collected more than 25,000 votes, in particular , it is about the deregistration of the corresponding church from the other side , so to speak we have every prospect to return. so to speak, in reality until 1688. so we have already de-fa our staurofi stauropygy blessed by the patriarch of constantinople and recognized by all ancient churches and according

we spoke to dimitry, polanski, russia, as deputy ambassador to the un who said the resolution lacked a legal basis. the nature of these initiatives, it's not about you crate it. it is being shaped as a resolution on ukrainian subject, but everybody understands that this is about stealing russian assets about some illegal move which is being contemplated in the hands of some west, some quality issues. and it's very difficult to conceal these tools. that's why all the, the countries that we're considering these draft. so they were absolutely mindful of these, these double layers of this resolution. while some un member states consider the move illegal, others recall western interventions and colonial exploitation which never yielded reparations. and justice artes caleb martin, explains this is certainly significant because since the ukraine conflict escalated, there has certainly been an effectiveness on the part of the united states in mobilizing the world to condemn russia. not today. as the vote took place, it became very clear that a number of countries just were not comfortable wi

now let's cross live to dimitry. polanski. russia is 1st deputy permanent representative to the un dimitry. it's great to have you on the program today. now, with the un adopting this resolution, even though it has no legal obligations to follow it, do you expect anything to change globally? i don't think we should stick about some global changes, but of course it's not a secret that some western countries were looking for any pretext to go forward with the national plans to expropriate, fresh and assets. and so they may try to use these this resolution that was adopted the absence of the right that was supported by less than half of members of the united nations to use it as a cover for their actions, which would be illegal. but the whole story is illegal and there is a solution, is also very, very doubtful in terms of international law to put it mildly so we can't exclude that. there should be, there will be some national initiatives in western countries that supported this resolution. it's not a secret for us. now when it comes to the reaction that we've heard surrounding the resolution

medvedev you know this guy he dimitri medvedev you know this guy he dimitri medvedev you know this guy he was president once and um do you think was president once and um do you think was president once and um do you think that eventually they may become serious that eventually they may become serious that eventually they may become serious is there a nuclear threat right now is there a nuclear threat right now is there a nuclear threat right now well i think you always have to look at well i think you always have to look at well i think you always have to look at it very seriously but i don't think the it very seriously but i don't think the it very seriously but i don't think the threat is real unless there were a threat is real unless there were a threat is real unless there were a complete collapse of russian forces uh complete collapse of russian forces uh complete collapse of russian forces uh in ukraine in ukraine in ukraine uh and they were heading back toward the uh and they were heading back toward the uh and they were heading back toward the russian border because i think th

be forced to accept that trump is their candidate and agree with his leadership of the party, but dimitriou touched on a very important topic, and many of the trump candidates that trump supported well, for example, mehmet oc, and in pennsylvania they had trump's support. they were supported. well let's say the core core electorate of the gop, and so they pretty much uh won the intra-republican primaries, but they couldn't lead the moderate republicans. and even more so, do not nominate six independent candidates, because donald trump personally faces the same problem yes , he is supported by the majority of the republican voter, but trump's anti-rating is much higher than trump's rating, that is, many more people do not support him than they support him he certainly will not be able to lead the moderates. here is his nomination, does not it increase the chances of success of a democratic candidate, let 's say not thanks but in spite of it that's because trump is coming from the other side. dmitri i can't agree that he won't be able to bring the moderates with him. he did it, many indepen

here's what dimitri says glukhovsky azu. to resist, like the brest fortress, the nazis, stabbed by the authorities, killing civilians, the people who settled down, are equated with the defenders of the brest fortress. that is, those who forever became heroes who accepted the horrors of the great patriotic war. and you say dmitry bykov russia is a junk country with hopelessness. to the population, most of the russian population is in no way capable of re-educating it senselessly. she knows nothing and does not want to work. the russian population is inefficient. gotta give him the opportunity to sleep peacefully or die of old age, feeding the books of these authors with the corresponding spectacles on the shelves of the lower stores. look how much, of course it's worth. i want to understand what these books are about. sergei a says when he talks about the fact that, namely, the authors should not leave the posters. does he mean, say, ivan voropaev , a rather eminent playwright, but who writes the following, i heard rumors tha

so, dimitri, what about my proposal? i can’t explain everything to you now, but today i saw people here who can harm maria prokhorova. why do you think they've already tried to get her into trouble, and today they showed up here outside her bullpen. we need to hide somewhere. do you think that behind bars, it is not securely hidden, no? no, i'm sorry a lot on her so much worse. no, they are just similar. we're just like she is. i'm sorry, but you really do look like her mother. her name was merikla, she died oh lord and polina who will lisa stay with, i ask, she will live with us . well, have you thought of everything? let's go . thank you. tell me who it could be, but i'm not crazy. you also saw how much she looks like her mother. is very similar. and not only the face, the voice of facial expressions. all i promise you is that we will meet with her again and we will definitely talk. tell me, please, did you pay attention to the man who was next to her? it was this impossible. there is, of course, a coincidence, but not

washington to work by train 2 hours there and 2 hours back to spend the evening with the children dimitri simes, director of the washington national interest center and host of the program. the big game on channel one also often traveled on that train. i can't forget how i saw him several times entering the first class car of the train that was going from washington to it, and here he entered . it seems to me that, as professional politicians, he had some kind of normal. thirst to communicate with people that communicating with people and gaining their respect. sometimes worship. he, if you like, blood began to play in him, and in this way he received political energy. this biden energy was enough to lead the most influential committees of the senate on the judiciary and foreign affairs, in the end seventies. he even came to moscow for talks on the limitation of strategic arms today in the kremlin, andrei andreyevich gromyko received the well-known us senator joseph biden, a member of the us senate foreign affairs committee. i believe that soviet-american relations have good prospects, bu

it’s nice to have your gadget dimitri at home and at special electric filling stations near minsk, therelenty of such crops. however, locals often take diesel and gasoline cars for charging with a water-based version of the traffic rules on green spaces, it’s not easy to park. after the entry of changes in the force of the breakers became less you go. you see that it is busy and went further to look for charging. uh, minsk residents, there are already a lot of these charges, so they are somehow, uh, used to the fact that there are electric cars, and residents of the regions. there the third fifth region. the sixth and so on very often stood in our places warned that the cars would be evacuated, therefore, it became easier for us to refuel more free places, and in addition to large four-head charging with the eco prefix, affordable and lesser preferences for the butt at the transport terms from the green minor signs can collapse along the lane for urban transport, the hand has appreciated and the bark on the handicap. you know where she was, as you know yourself , was an alternative to he

people's calendars are marked by light zmiter elshinazovy from the metro station dimitri near the fallow land of a single-dvory grazing is ending alive and such a border could become from dmitrov the day they said dazmitrov, in fact, opazmitry saw objects about nature dimitrov paralyze the day from the bike during the day and the carols of the troops jump frets from the metro in the snow and a great day in the snow from the metro to the goal and the day is great, so kali zmitter herself is on snow, then carols on snow are spring. late will be the ninth leaf fall. that titador. brys watched like this that the crops were harvested and at the parade forged for the winter they showed the natador was full of chambers, and yakiesshi squats will be indicated on available days and some items varta has returned to the ear, this will show us the folk calendar. in the tenths of the leaf fall , the paraske, insha, called the autumn parades paraskeva pyatka, the guardian of the raja and dobrobyt, is pressed to a couple of winter ones from the filing of the earth, the day of the guardian, zhanujikha,

i am grateful to this committee for really moving forward with the confirmation of dimitri -- as our new undersecretary for the office of science and technology. it is really a very all of society approach. our leader of the office of health affairs, our chief medical officer is a tremendous leader in identifying what are the greatest threats that are imminent, or upon us. and developing a strategy to address set. he was instrumental in our protocols to address covid-19, in immigration detention centers, along the southwest border. working with border communities to develop a real infrastructure to address that. and, so, we are taking in all of department approach in the context of an all of society approach the strategy calls for. >> well, that is good, this committee will deal with this issue extensively over the next couple of years, i look forward to working closely with your team to address the challenge and the threat. >> senator hawley you are recognized for questions. >> thank you very much first mr. chairman, thank you for the witnesses for being here. mister secretary, it's

let's with the elimination of applause on our festival stage of our colleagues ganna kvilore and dimitryaras. good evening, our chance for bryn came from the cliff and now dry the chance. i'll propane toast in an hour. let's take off the cups in an hour, bratsuya that we pull our day on us, overflowing with joy that i am here and that's it, it's lying from me, that's all. everything is everything, then the piece of what is being served with me is on the same stage on the same festival stage with a closed glorious orchestra, great ambition. chassis song how to turn off for you was the first opener of the festival in the distant 1993 the music of igor pole-growers topped by maxim bogdanovich over the white fluff cherry 2015 volga bulai conductor maxim dried up and the cherry above the white fluff. to be a catfish of blue light in the face of the golden ones and it reduces its wings with shivers. have mercy praises the song the heart fills the song the heart sings eh , they don’t understand, they don’t let me think that they want to decide the pig, that you can’t tremble. maybe only a quiet

negative photos of the rebounds have become available for heaps to our worsening minsk collector dimitryonly god in the old photos irritated the bridge. vladimir suchayan, and came off in the charter under the name zapovednaya. in 2009, glass negatives began to appear on the minsk antique market, exactly the size of glass 9x12 on them. well, it was possible to understand that the priests were depicted and there was a signature on the frame of the world that i bought some of the negatives. i turned to one priest father. andrei kuzmin served in our church, looked at the house and said, listen here, i'll tell you an acquaintance who might be able to do something with them. well, let’s go to vladimir sutyagin, he looked at you and said, from this it will be possible to make a release of value in that the photo hmm begins in 1900, as you know, there are few images of belarus of these times, probably, the technique does not allow photographing that time but because he loved photography, he learned to take pictures of sweaters. winter entourage on the capital's winds, snow scenes and especially

so full stuff with financial sort of stuff with which you see numerous top political expert. dimitri babich didn't believe it was a full beer. at 1st, the ussr spoke of western ante, soviet isn't, but that didn't mean russians. or she gets to a young with big rush. i gotta centers, which in years she davis, i. e o, social could go ahead. socialist, precise to put a sheet and you go, i really cool stuff. we me unless you open it, me just real world will change still to pasto me of pico, vidalia torno vcr that are a little over. i got a little bit on my monkey up a little more still more than just almost to my mom is when it is a student. he is not supposed to use me as someone of chivalry beach no matter how much they apologized. russians whenever popular and even in the 21st century are often judged by what was written hundreds of years ago. the american statesman speak new brzezinski to form a u. s. presidential national security advisor. when speaking of russia praised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves, stuart barnyard, serenely, serious. i mean

dimitri welcomes. why can't the exchange give back the money?tings, it turned out that the exchange simply does not exist. to this end, her liabilities are 10 times her liquid assets. the crisis in the cryptocurrency market continues to gain momentum. while the whole world was discussing the bankruptcy of ftx. it turned out that the clients of the exchange were robbed by hundreds million dollars, and other sites began to report numerous problems in the work as a result of the world's main cryptocurrency. bitcoin lost more than 20% in value in a week on monday morning. it traded below 16,000 dollars and only by the middle of the day won back the loss of rates a little, etherium ex-rp and cardan as well as other popular coins fell sharply after that. e. against this background, clients began to feverishly withdraw funds from trading floors to cold wallets, the total capitalization of the crypto market, which in january exceeded $2 trillion. now, yes, 840 billion has decreased. it is clear that investors and market players are afraid of being prese

. $73.00 states including india and brazil, chose to abstain russia's deputy ambassador to be un, dimitri pollyanna. he told us the resolution doesn't hold water. the nature of these initiatives, it's not about you crate. it is, it is being shaped as there is a national, ukrainian subject, but everybody understands that this is about stealing russian assets about some illegal move which is being contemplated in the hands of some western politicians. and it's very difficult to conceal these tools. that's why all the countries that we're considering these drafts are they were absolutely mindful of these double layers of these resolution. and of course, they were understanding that by prioritizing ukrainian crisis, once again, a risk to put all the other issues on the agenda of united nations in kind of the same yup. lead them. and this is a very dangerous trans, which is not a upheld by a lot of a member states, as you see from the results of the voting. while some un member states consider the move illegal, others were called western interventions and colonial exploitation which failed to

hello dimitri .robably also noticed, yes, and on our air, we already talked about the fact that there are certain ones. well, let's put it this way, points of tension in turkey that periodically break through, or is it the kurdistan workers' party, or is it just the consequences of those operations in syria, for example, which the turkish army joined, how would you analyze from a security point of view situations now in turkey, well, firstly, at a time of quite political pressure, because the elections are approaching, and it is clear that the forces behind this obvious terrorist attack. they are now trying to destabilize the internal situation in turkey even more. this is evidenced by the fact that the attack took place in a popular tourist place, that is, it was the terrorists who tried to attract maximum attention to themselves. e public. e, that means, and therefore the questions of who can stand behind this, of course, are opponents. uh, the current government of erdogan. and who is it, maybe ?

we spoke earlier to dimitri williams, the russia, the deputy ambassador to the us, who said, he believes that western attempts to isolate russia are getting less support among un member states. what happened to be in the year might be a very serious warning for western countries. and they are allies that drive, there was a 4 wheel drive, meeting less and less support in the united nation. so they might be disappointed and discouraged by the result. results of today's voting. not only the voting, it's necessary to point out that there was also very unfavorable for them of the beats where developing countries, where pronouncing their grievances against the western countries that they were reproaching to them, lack of constructive approach. in other cases, we show where we could involve reparations and the remedy for their actions. so they were saying quite directly that this is a clear example of double standards that the rational day, the western countries to prioritize ukrainian crisis. and to forget about all other crisis situation in the world. secondly, of course, the nature of these

the world are starting to ask questions and not have the enthusiasm they may have had once before. dimitri poly on ski rushes deputy ambassador to the un again believed western attempts to isolate russia are seeing less support among un member states. what happened today. ready in the year might be a very serious warning for western countries and their allies, the drive a 4 wheel drive is meeting less and less important the united nations. they might be disappointed and discouraged by the results. results of today's voting. not only the voting, it's necessary to point out that there was also very unfavorable for them at the beach where developing countries where pronouncing their grievances against western countries that they were not approaching to them. lack of a constructive approach. in other cases, we show where we could involve reparations on the remedy for their actions. so they were saying quite directly that this isn't a clear example of double standards and that the rush they, the western countries won't to prioritize or ukrainian crisis. and to forget about all other crisis situ

i've just got a statement here coming from the kremlin today, criminal spokesman, dimitri pest call saying these elections cannot change anything essential relations or still or, and will remain bad. so richard, no, no change or dissipated in russian american relations. i mean, to an extent he's right, as an understatement, relations between the u. s. and russia, a really bad at the moment. of course. yeah, i mean, if you kind of go through the people we were just talking about, of course, you know, it, it would be quite pretty nice for russia if you know, people like marjorie taylor green people like j defense of the people who've said things which could be interpreted as rather more rob, unsympathetic to ukraine, potentially sympathetic to the russian side of the, in the conflicts that, that would have caused play to rush his favorite. so the fact that what we're looking at here does not appear to be, you know, a sort of a republican wave that the trump being of the republican party is if anything we can coming out of this, that many of the candidates that trump endorse, did not do so we

let's start dimitri talks all the time and will continue right after the commercial.hat tigran has found the right nerve to prepare us for war, so the west is acting absolutely according to the usual patterns. look over the last 7-8 centuries there. they have always acted according to this scenario once the humanization of their enemies. for some reason, we simply believed that we were through the west and in relation to us this methods will not work. it's just the turn. this is no different from what they did with the peoples of africa, what they did with the peoples, what they did, the people and south america at times. therefore, all these assurances of the pope are just a continuation of the absolutely traditional ideological approach to preparing for war, which is why i say it again. and it's not here. after the slavs are used, only ukrainian words will go, then there will be polish words, then chekhov will leave, but then they will enter themselves, so the germans are already ready. i am the anglo-saxons will go last, as they always come in order to joyfully div

resolution $73.00 states including india and brazil, chose to abstain. moskos deputy ambassador to the un, dimitri polanski told us that resolution is an attempt to legalize the theft of frozen russian assets by the west. the nature of these, the initiates, it's not about to crate it, it. ready is being shaped as a resolution on ukrainian subject, but everybody understands that this is about stealing russian assets about some illegal move which is being contemplated in the hands of some western politicians. and it's very difficult to conceal the still. so that's why all the countries that we're considering the draft, so they were absolutely mindful of these double layers of this resolution. and of course, they were understanding that by prioritizing ukrainian crisis once again or east to all the other issues on the agenda of united nations in kind of say me, i believe in. and this is a very dangerous trend which is not up held by a lot of member states as you see from the results of the voting well, several human members have called the resolution in legal termination for both i pointed to the fai

his name is dimitri, because ascii and he was called out for his views by an activist during a media then. now the accuser was subsequently booed and thrown out, while kosky was allowed to remain a member id. i got a max blumenthal editor of the grades and says that the western narrative of ukrainian troops fighting for democracy doesn't stack up to the reality. on the grounds. now we see the ukranian authorities actually banning cnn in sky news from her son are because they said i need to complete their stabilization activities, which obviously includes disappearing, torturing, and possibly even killing those accused of collaborating or sympathizing with russia or being flooded with waves of lurid accusations only targeting one side and then the side we, the us taxpayer supports is being presented as fighting for democracy in these images. stand completely at odds with that there are people who understand on social media that something deeply disturbing is taking place. when members of the openly neo nazi as of battalion which was identified by the new york times bought by the germa

of course in life, dimitri polly and sky, russia, deputy envoy to the united nations, joining us live from new york, a very good afternoon to use or it's about 11 22 am where you are now on thursday in the big awful, appreciate you joining us here you've heard, you've heard me going over the story. i wouldn't be surprised if you are either in a state of shock orders, extreme disappointment. these are allegations mr. polanski, of bio labs being run by the united states in ukraine amid the biggest war in europe in decades. and yet the investigation has been blocked. how is that possible? well, nowadays everything is possible. we're in fact very much disappointed and we are quite disappointed right now. not because of the fact that the resolution was not adopted and we didn't get the necessary number of worlds. and because of the fact that this happened in total breach to the international law, we did everything we should in the framework of logical weapons convention. it's not something that we have fantasies in this regard. it's not our imagination. we repeatedly flag this issue in the

i was talking to russia, his deputy envoy to the un, dimitri pollyanna sky. now he believes the resolution was blocked. he says that there are some who prefer not to have light shed on. there are 2 fifties in ukraine . we repeatedly flagged this issue in the security council. we said that we have very serious concerns. we have quite a considerable number of rules that indicates that the corporation between the ukranian authorities and pentagon in the military biological sphere is very dangerous. for russia, it is reaching the biological weapons convention, and after several attempts to raise this issue in the security council, we faced very condescending position from the parts of united states and its allies. they blocked it because they are afraid of an investigation. we filed a complaint in the security council, and this is not a simple letter of 2 pages. this is a letter with the attachment of more than 300 pages of proof of information. that's where we see clarification from my us. sounds great and that's all it is. and again, it was done in accordance w

maria, dimitri eva, is a doctor. she traveled to paris, fire algeria with only one goal in mind to apply for asylum. she spent years working in clinics of russian ministries, most recently the f as b, the domestic secret service. there was her share. so yours is also good. the. the you, are you spelling of your live or your beast years on your education, on your profession, that your government does not even think about the paypal roles they are thinking about is themselves. do you know the futon went and his entourage adjust criminals band it of the person who and all the a years and power who did nothing good with the people that shem on was the rules are not reason did they need to annex territories of other states by the means of illegal referendums and tierra threats, grows gera. maria says a growing sense of bewilderment and unhappiness among her friends and the russian secret services about the so called special military operation in ukraine. they're wondering about the numbers of deaths among civilians or on

do a telling you what one problem russian is saying, the deputy ambassador of the united nations, dimitri polly and sky, advise everyone to look at the facts before russian to conclusion is obvious from the impact that of that the direct rocket strikes would be significantly bigger than the pictures show. so the russians pouring down on this so are many of the others the countries and urging a full investigation. poland now saying that other countries will help them in the investigation. this will continue to be subject to discussion, i think here at the g 20 because so many of the leaders are in the same place. in fact, you can see the pictures now. they're all dressed in white, the leaders, they've just been out to plant bang groves as part of climate initiative of the g 20. but i'm sure they're walking along in the very hot temperatures. that president macro chancellor shawls, president biden, and the others will be discussing the situation. and what has happened in poland ahead of the next important diplomatic event, which is the meeting of nato ambassadors, which will take place in b

dimitri, i am just wondering when this business is coming well, let's say to any western ukraine, theyp paying, submit something to the budget of the nikopol district, because i do, well, it's just to understand that some receive more and some people lose, or is it possible that somewhere here the government also has to specify the composition, because now a lot of people move, and then it turns out that somewhere it is deducted from the budget, and somewhere the budget is deducted , it is no longer available in local budgets, well, the local budget, of course, has lost because a lot of enterprises have closed, of course there are income taxes, that's why city budgets, unfortunately, are very difficult today, because in fact the budget is, well , there is no development anymore, and before that, the budgets were already very, let's say, they actually had to say that if the nikopol budget of the city of nikopol had a small but development budget, then the city of marganets is a city of protection, in fact, well , such development budgets should not have been, because, let's say, the bud

developed a new approach to urban planning, in an attempt to boost biodiversity in urban spaces via hum dimitry animal 8 at the so we've developed the animal aided design method. this is a planning method with the aim of integrating wildlife into urban planning here into landscape architecture and open space planning. i'm planning to interclean this animal assisted design is used in planning in berlin, munich, and london. the concept is evidence of a wider rethink that is now underway. european civilization has developed by pitting human kind against nature. but humans and nature are a part of the same indivisible entity. in france, biologist, paul cecily, has lodged another bold project. johan hall, new came back to europe after working in the tropics and realized are no longer any primary forests in europe. and i thought that this was scandalous. my plan is to provide them here in western europe. on ogden west ali's objective is hugely ambitious to create a $70000.00 hector sanctuary of forest straddling several countries. right in the center of europe, leaving the area abandoned for several

they raised their hands, well, i have a reinforced concrete confidence that they must hand raise dimitright that is being talked about so much right now, i think canelo would be only too happy to try himself. he will definitely not refuse such an opportunity. in fact, there are a lot of scenarios regarding canelo that can develop e in many directions, so we will follow the news. eh, here, of course, to be honest, i would like to discuss dmitry bivol's future career more. i think that he has already earned himself the status of e, a boxer who is able to navigate himself. where would he like to go in the middle and short term. uh, there is a feeling that we are brewing. oh, you are still our people, russians. yes, anthony joshua. there's another one right next to them. so, regarding the future prospects of dmitry bivol, if, of course, they raise his hand and everything goes well, then, of course, we have a big unification fight in heavy weight, then we have an absolute champion. artur beterbiev dmitry bivol is what should happen for everyone. uh, boxing canons and rules. and if this does n

joining me now dimitri, a russian born american cyber security and geopolitics expert who has trackedreats facing the u.s. from russia and china. and matthew, the atlantic council acting director of the center for strategy and security pretty sort of the world's leading authorities on nuclear weapons. matthew, kim jong un is seen again with his daughter in tote inspecting ballistic missiles. what should we make of this? >> a problem that dictatorships always have is what you do with succession? this is a family business, kim john owens grandfather started the country, his father after him. and so i think kim jong un is thinking about a succession plan. by having his family members, his daughter in these public settings possibly grooming them for succession. meanwhile the nuclear threat continues to grow north korea only the third adversary other than russia and china they can threaten nuclear war against the united states this is a serious challenge. >> how should the missile tests from north korea. they see it as a difficult challenge they prioritize russia china and other issues thi

reporting yet, let's bring in the silverado policy informer and founder to the defense department dimitriif i'm not mistaken, you're also a an adviser to the state department, correct? cha with what. >> it appears a kum missiles have landed in powe lachbltd it's possible these might be ukrainian air defense missiles that have been launched to intercept the russian missiles but got off course the most likely scenario is they're russian missiles that went off course and hit poland and potentially kill on the ground there i agree with your other guest this is not going to be a cause for war and how do you de-escalate it and make sure it doesn't happen again eventually we'll provide more air defense systems to poland and they're getting new short-range air defense systems as well. potentially they'll be demanding more of those to go on the border that they would be acceptable. >> i imagine that the requisitions is going to take time in terms of the key moments, key hours, right now as we get more information, what does that look like in the more immediate term? >> first they're going to try t

really worrying talk there from somebody who is hyper politically connected to the kremlin, dimitri medvedev. but this the meantime, obviously the diplomatic wheels are turning to try and engage some kind of detente if you like here. there is confusion, obviously, because both ukraine and russia used the same -- post soviet states use the same missile and missile defense systems. and what might help clear up this confusion is the fact that nato has been monitoring the launches of all of these missiles as they have been throughout the course of this war over the last few months in ukraine. particularly yesterday when ukraine was subjected to that very significant barrage of russian missiles. so nato have indicated that they have been monitoring this particular missile. they appear to understand where it was fired from and how it ended up in polish territory with fatal consequences for two people, but they haven't yet said what they know. we may find a little bit more later on when that nato meeting gets under way in brussels in about an hour's time. and later on "today," there is also going t

i think that we should get directions from the main host dimitri yes, i think first, that a here is athe united states promotes liberal values. this is one of the greatest myths, uh, in uh humanity and in the history of mankind, because in fact they were clearing towards liberalism. and the value basket that the united states is promoting has nothing to do with it. liberalism is and when you really respect a different point of view and other values, as walter said, i do not share your conviction, but i am ready to give my life for your right. this is another belief to separate the united the states act just the opposite, the united states is a country. indeed, the idea of ​​this country is the messiah, this country, which operates as a religious order of the middle ages or a religious sector. and of our days, that is, this country, but, which is based on its exclusivity on faith in its exclusivity, which in turn. what is american exceptionalism? it is the belief that the united states is the bearer of the only right values, that it is the first country to embody these values ​​in its

but as dimitri, the commercial manager, tells me, they keep calm and carry on. >> we believe that wet things, we should help our army, we should help our people, and we will do our job to the end. i believe that sooner or later the light will come. >> reporter: like so many civilians, they say enduring these hardships on the home front is part of their war effort, supporting their troops on the front lines who are fighting to keep ukraine independent, fighting for their homeland. >> christiane amanpour in kyiv. thanks for that report. >>> coming up, president joe biden hitting the campaign trail in the country, making his final pitch to voters ahead of the midterm elections. we'll fact check some of his campaign claims next. p like tha. with solutions that help relieve pressure, aches and pains, keep you cool, even a automatically respond to snoring. for dedeep, undisturbed rest. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. vo: climate change is fueling a wil

. >> translator: as a result of a sneaky terror stack today, our colleague my friend dimitri died. >>orter: he would die in the final days of the occupation that ended three weeks ago. kherson was the only regional capital to fall to russia but the population made sure that the invaders were unwelcome from the start. that is incoming? the last hour or so that we've been here in kherson has been a constant shelling backwards and forwards, almost all of that shelling will ultimately rely on somebody on the ground telling the gunner where to drop those bombs. >> reporter: a young father, this wear house is wrecked because of him. >> translator: the russian military kept here around 20 to 30 vehicles. there were armored trucks, abcs and the russians live here. i was passing by this place and saw all the vehicles. >> reporter: he communicated on his phone app with his handler code name the smoke. >> translator: i turned on the camera and pointed it at the building and i was just walking and talking on the phone and the camera was filming. i deleted the video of course because if they stop

it is quite interesting because the spokesman for dimitri peskov came out today and he actually praisednt biden's early reaction to this. although president biden had said that it did appear as though the missile fragments that landed in poland probably originated from ukraine and were not fired off by russia. the russians are saying that that was the kind of reaction that they wanted to see. on the part of the european allies, they called it hysteria, and specifically singled out the poles. the russian put forward what they call their experts think that it was actually clear that this was a service to air missile, and even some in the polish ambassador to moscow later last night. he was at the russian foreign ministry i would say about 20 minutes, not far from where we are right now at all. and then the russians also laying into the ukrainians as well, and saying that they believe that the ukrainians and the poles are trying to draw nato into a conflict with russia, anderson. >> investigators they are still on the scene -- >> they certainly are. and it is possible that what happened th

. >> translator: as a result of the sneaky terror stacked today our colleague, my friend dimitri haster: he would die in the final days of russia's occupation of kherson city which ended three weeks ago. kherson was the only regional capital to fall to russia but its population made sure that the invaders were unwelcome from the start. that's incoming. in the last hour or so that we've been here in kherson there's been a constant shelling backwards and forwards. almost all of that shelling will ultimately rely on somebody on the ground telling the gunner where to drop those bombs. >> reporter: he was a young father and this warehouse wrecked because of him. >> translator: the russian military kept here around 20 to 30 vehicles. there were armored trucks, abcs and the russians live here. i was passing by this place and saw all the vehicles. >> reporter: he communicated on his phone app with his handler code name, the smoke. [ speaking non-english ] >> translator: i turned on the camera and pointed at the building and walking and talking on the phone and the camera was filming. i delet

uh, dimitri simes.t the united states considers an equal relationship, no one else in the world considers an equal relationship, the truth for the united states is an equal relationship. when with them all voluntarily agree. i remember bob kegin, uh in 2003 wrote an article about the united states invasion of iraq american multilateralism. that is, what the whole world perceived as, in fact, the highest manifestation of american one-sidedness. they called it american multilateralism. well, uh, i want to touch on the economic topic a little . now, when a bayton says that it doesn't matter, despite all the contradictions, despite taiwan, the united states and china should say should maintain a relationship of cooperation, he means that still trade economic interdependence between them is very large, both countries are how to consider the number one country and the number two side, and in the world economic hierarchy and so on, but i remember we were taught at one time that economic interdependence stabili

it's a 1st, a world title boxing fight. dimitri big all will take on sort of ramiro's for the w . b. a light heavyweight championship. that will be one of boxing is all time greats can now alvarez in his last contest. we caught up with eddie or in the men behind this promotion on route to the way in for the fights american boys drove. so you want to make sure that every region, every territory had to talk to at the to stage manager events. and now it's going to be too late for bob who hound midway. he's a very important market with how to what have you right, championships, dowdy right here on fact, we've been great. we begin journey with abu dhabi and dcc with a long term. it's a very market tremendous facilities that just takes up employ here. and i've been nabi the reader on that may not be rocking, installed, that journey is going to take time for the sports to grow the reach it, but that's fine. it that will be the same anywhere and i think he's a very positive mode to see these major event come to the region, inspire the younger generation. and if you can change as well, we'

good evening dimitri well, although there is no midterm yet, votes are still being counted in some states and districts. the overall picture is already clear. and this picture, as it seems to me , is that the defeat of the democratic party and a decisive victory for the republican party did not occur, despite the very poor state of the american economy. the most record inflation in 40 years , despite the rise in crime, despite illegal migration, despite the fact that biden's rating. oh, it is extremely low, but, nevertheless, it was not possible to completely defeat the democrats. yes, the house of representatives is passing under the control of the republican party, but they will have a very small majority in the senate there, it will not be completely clear yet. uh, second round of elections to the states in the state of george on december 6th. well, now a in the republican party decides. who is to blame and answering this question, apparently guilty. donald trump was appointed and it is said that if it were not for trump and if he did not push his candidates for these elections, then t

and then the for mr. demit, dimitri labor speaking in about the last half hour or so. going further than that. calling for a response, a collective response to rushes action that must be tough and principled. he said, among the actions that he's needed immediately as a nato summit with ukrainian participation to craft a further response. but he's gone into specifics. what he wants is for nato to hand over much more high tech air defense equipment. and in particular, f 15 and 16 jets this dates back to the early portion of the war when the thing that ukraine wanted most, they were already being supplied. and indeed have been since with foss, quantities of military aid, weaponry and hardware, by nato countries. but the thing they wanted most were planes. they wanted planes to fly in the sky. they wanted planes to be able to implement a no fly zone in ukraine and have full control over their space. they wanted much more high tech defense equipment. once it became clear that native was not that keen to provide planes, they wanted the highest tech defense equipment possible

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