meanwhile, the kremlin intensified its aggression in donbas.august 2014 , the first regular russian troops appeared at the front. the battles near ilovaisk and debaltseve, tragic for the ukrainian army, became a turning point in the operation of the united forces. you will remember what happened in 2014 freed from the fact that 70% was captured at the beginning, with one such breakthrough, an assault, it was possible to reach even the encirclement of donetsk, but unfortunately, it all ended in ilovaisk, because russia realized that it was losing the initiative and introduced its official troops. to stop the invasion, ukraine, together with russia, france and germany, is forced to sign the minsk agreements, a political agreement on a temporary truce. however, the kremlin has ignored the main condition of the agreements all these years. about a ceasefire, but the document allowed it to stop advance of the enemy in donbas and give ukraine time to regain strength and rebuild the army. when the verkhovna rada canceled ukraine's non-aligned status on

and in the process, the people of donbas, donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia just made their will knownbecause you're a veteran of the un and a veteran diplomat, you know that only a handful of countries, and i can list them — syria, north korea, ithink maybe belarus and nicaragua, as well — recognise russia's annexation of ukrainian territory. why do you think the rest of the world refuses? what do you mean by the rest of the world? the west? west is not the rest of the world. no, actually, i mean all but a handful of countries — syria, north korea, belarus — refuse to accept putin's worldview. who told you this? the global south is embracing... they are not recognising your so—called annexation. they're not. and you know it, because you sit at the united nations. you'rejudging by the un resolutions that were adopted at that time, when the us was twisting arms of everybody and telling them how to vote. ah, i see, i see. let's see what happens now, after the icj ruling, and that'll be interesting to watch. "let's see what happens now," you say. what we do see happening now is a russian

borders so quickly, even if we do, we will get a bunch of others problems in order... to restore donbas, for example , absolutely astronomical funds are needed, because the aggressors destroyed almost everything there, and so on, crimea is very important, what is its future, all these things must be publicly discussed, so that the society finally for itself accepted, this is good, it can be accepted for a while, this is a red line, we cannot go there, every politician who offers us something that is beyond the red line will be unacceptable to ukrainian society. and here we can conduct negotiations, we understand that ukrainian society is like this it is arranged in such a way that no ukrainian politician will be able to implement any decision that ukrainian society does not accept, and this is good, it is wonderful, although sometimes it is a little painful that all these things happen, but it is good, because in fact it distinguishes us from the russian federation , not many people are talking about it, but some would only dream, look, you said about donbas, i just remind our viewers t

this is poland, donbas is donbas, and crimea is something else. russians themselves convinced president duda or someone else with their fictions that this is a reality, and now former president medvedev is already saying the very existence of ukraine is the cause of our war. well, already said, if they tell you that, it's about, you know, as a jew in the constabulary, he walks and tries to understand what is wrong with him. maybe he's not so clean-shaven, maybe he's not so hairy. maybe he is not so circumcised, maybe he prays, but one should not pray, maybe one should not read goethe, he just exists, just exists, so, well, you can go look for 150, ukraine just exists, that is why its war with the russian federation is existential conflict, which can end either with the disappearance of ukraine, or with ukraine fighting back from russia, everything, everything, nothing else will happen, it must be clearly understood, either life or death, no negotiations, or ukraine. somewhere will stop russia at some stage, and russia will understand that it will

and behind... some other villages in donbas , some other towns in donbas, well, unfortunately, i thinkave such an opportunity, well, if i'm on the wrong side, well... i, you know, i'm for the fact that it's better to be a conservative, it's better, let us live will surprise me, because when i heard this last year, coffee on the yalta embankment, prepare your swimming trunks and so on, and so on, i everything was a little disturbing, because i am so a little, well, not a little, i constantly go to the front , we volunteer there, help and so on, and i felt that it was not quite realistic, but unfortunately, i turned out to be right, so if i will err in the direction of... ukrainian successes, i will be the happiest person in the world, so you know, as they say, prepare for a more difficult development of events, and it will be good, so we will be happy about it, but in some catastrophic scenario, that there ukraine will fall, the front will fall apart, the russians will go there, besiege kiev again, capture kharkiv, i think so too unscientific fantasy, i think it is absolutely impossible

and occupy some other villages in the donbas, some other towns in the donbas, well, it's a pity, i thinkt they have such an opportunity, well, if i'm on the wrong side, well, you know, i'm for the fact that it's better to be a conser'. it's better, let life surprise us, because when i heard this last year, coffee on the embankment in yalta, prepare your swimming trunks and so on and so on, it all worried me a little, because i a little, well, not a little, i constantly go to the front, we volunteer there, help and so on, and if i felt that it was not quite realistic, but unfortunately, i turned out to be right, so if i am wrong in the direction of ukrainian successes, i will be the most... the happiest person in the world, so you know, as they say, prepare for a more difficult development of events, and it will be good, so we will be happy about it, but some kind of catastrophic scenario, that ukraine will fall, the front will collapse, the russians will go there, besiege kyiv again, kharkiv will be captured, i also consider it unscientific fiction, me think that it is absolutely impossi

and today, the courage of its heroes, the people of sevastopol and the uprising of donbas is of courses and strengthens our confidence that we shall overcome everything together. we shall be able to do everything together together all of us, we have not only stopped the threat of the global pandemicjust recently, but we have also shown that our society has values, such as compassion, mutual support and solidarity. and today, when our motherland is standing up for its sovereignty and security and defending our compatriots in donbas and not a rossl compatriots in donbas and not a rossi, our citizens have the dominant role in this struggle, our unity, ourfaith in our unity to our country, all of these values, all of these qualities have been shown at these qualities have been shown at the beginning of the special military operation, when it was supported by an overwhelming majority of the russian nation, despite all the trials, all the bitterness of losses, people, people are steadfast in their choice and they keep confirming it that they want to do their utmost for the country and it's g

he is absolutely sure that poland is poland, donbas is donbas, and crimea is something else. the russians themselves convinced president duda or someone there with their inventions another is that it is a reality. and the former president medvedev is already speaking. the very existence of ukraine. and is the cause of our war, well i already said, if they tell you this, it is about, you know, like a jew in the constabulary, he goes around and tries to understand what is wrong with him, maybe he is not so shaved, maybe he is not so combed, maybe he is not so circumcised, maybe he prays, but you shouldn't pray, maybe you shouldn't read goethe, but he just exists, he just exists, so you can go look for 150, ukraine just exists, that's why its war with the russian federation. this is an existential conflict that can end either with the disappearance of ukraine, or with ukraine fighting back from russia. everything, everything, there will be nothing more, it must be clearly understood, either life or death, not victory. either ukraine will stop russia somewhere at some stage, and

is donbas, and crimea is something else.ans themselves convinced president duda or someone else with their fictions that this is a reality, and now former president medvedev is already saying the very existence of ukraine is the cause of our war. well, i said, if they tell you that , it's about, you know, like a jew in the constabulary, he goes around and tries to figure out what 's wrong with him, maybe he's not so shaved, maybe he's not so... combed, maybe he's not so circumcised, maybe he prays , but you don’t have to pray, maybe you don’t read the bible, but he just exists, just exists, yes, well, you can go look for 150, ukraine just exists, that’s why its war with the russian federation is an existential conflict, which can end either with the disappearance of ukraine, or with the fact that ukraine will fight back from russia, everything, everything, nothing else will happen, it must be clearly understood, either life or death, not negotiations, but... ukraine will stop russia somewhere on at some stage, and russia wil

they've taken a massive in donbas. and massive key town in donbas.assive key town in donbas. and that has because massive key town in donbas. and that has been because massive key town in donbas. and that has been withholdinge the us has been withholding the funding been funding and ukraine has been weakened why boris johnson is >> that's why boris johnson is right should support right that we should support okay, what the okay, we'll find out what the viewers shortly . viewers think shortly. >> but next, it's another >> but up next, it's another darling the conservative darling of the conservative party. amankona . away party. it's albie amankona. away you go. >> i'll be well. thank you for that description, darren. uh, tory former tory mp lee tory mp, former tory mp lee anderson had the tory whip taken away from him today because of comments he made about sadiq khan on news earlier on this khan on gb news earlier on this week. take a listen. week. let's take a listen. >> i don't actually believe that these islamists have got control of our country

our correspondent andrew harding is in the donbas region, not far from avdiivka.lm themselves as they withdraw from avdiivka, exhausted after the longest and perhaps the bloodiest battle of the war so far, russian shells still landing close by. in the town centre, a russian flag is raised,

the military of eastern ukraine watched the loss of aude ifka, which is the last remaining area in donbas, one of the provinces of donbas, which has reduced the capacity of ukrainian forces to transfer military equipment to doumbas. this issue has also stopped the possibility of bombing donsk and especially the city of dons. this is in the context of the past years, we saw how the ukrainian forces to residential and civilian areas. they attacked the city of donnes. since the collapse of the soviet union and the so-called independence of ukraine, this country has become the most corrupt country in the european union. even us here. in spain , it faces various mafia groups consisting of ukrainians who have good military training, and this country has created criminal groups throughout europe, especially spain. in spain we have hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees and millions of other displaced people in germany, the czech republic and poland. basically , ukraine's economy is in a terrible financial situation as a result of the war. of course, this country. qadir receives a lot of mon

this is realia donbas, i am yaroslav krechko, and today we will talk about... how ukraine prepares itshat needs to be changed in the training of soldiers and officers in order to win the war of attrition. here is our road, here is our bush, we slowly enter near the bush, take positions, you go in, guys, stand here 6 m further, and you guys are ready, rush here! this is how the conditional begins storming the enemy's trenches, soldiers practice movement in twos, fours, attack as part of a unit, 2200, go to the left, take the left, hold 12. normal work , i take 12 in this group, all servicemen with serious combat experience in various areas of the front. from the first days of the great war, yeger took part in battles in the kharkiv region, passed bakhmud, came to the training center straight from the front line in the srebyansk forest, just for exit two. you must constantly learn, if you do not improve, then there is no point in fighting. they are improving, they are preparing for us, they also need it, there are just people who come who need to be taught, but they don't want to learn,

restaurant, which is now called donbas palace, well, it was the late 70s , this is a simplified versiontyle cutlets are also served incorrectly here all the time, because kyiv-style cutlets are prepared. from chicken fillet with a wing bone, which is not inserted there, but which remains as it is rosla, this is a classic kyiv-style cutlet , not the kind that we have wrapped something and gave it, and not always a fillet, sometimes they take out such a thing for a stick, but a podonbaska cutlet is a cutlet made from beef and pork lard, the principle of cooking is this well, the donetsk people have been since those times... stagnation, so to speak, the dish was very popular, that is, the food court was like that, and it was served in restaurants, as the food court was also used, well, i will not say that it is so extraordinary, something like that i like to cook stuffed pike, it's also cool dish, but there is a lot of pike here, well, you know, i don't like to eat it, everyone likes it, about donetsk character traits. responsibility for the word, it exists in me, it is like this, there is

since 2014, the general has participated in battles in donbas.n then he was sure that a full-scale offensive by russia was inevitable. the american media politician wrote that the commander will become a legendary figure in the history of ukraine, because the successes of the ukrainian army surprised the whole world. american general mark milley was of the same opinion. when history will be written. war in ukraine, zaluzhny will play a prominent role there. he was part of the ukrainian leadership that spent years transforming the country's army from clumsy soviet model for modern combat power. hardened by years of struggle with russia on the eastern front, he belongs to a new generation of ukrainian leaders. zaluzhny, the first ukrainian commander-in-chief without a soviet education, his vision of the ukrainian army meets nato standards, so western colleagues and partners... especially respect the ukrainian general, consider him a strong and influential ally. in october 2022, general zaluzhny was included in the hundred most influential people in

immediately refuted them in fact, but said that he believes that ukraine maybe... get control over donbass unlikely, why, that this is a special territory for russia, and i can't understand why from the point of view of international law there are some, you know, like in oreel, which are less special and more special territories only because russia began to apply the myth about crimea there earlier than the myths about donbas, and why, let's say, kyiv is not a special territory for russians, i don't understand, if we have already talked about special territories, well, you know , it seems to me such a typical case. an emotional breakdown of some kind, well, i don’t know, it used to be called lypsus limla, that is , just a trick, well, something, something somewhere didn’t work, and you’re right, he actually disarmed himself after that and said that, well, actually ukraine must win and so on and so forth, it's like this... it seems to me that everything is really an emotional move, an emotional mistake, which, which, well, should not affect the relations between the two presidents and the

would have declared neutrality, abstained b from joining nato and would discuss the legal status of donbasin 15 years. although this proposal is no longer under discussion, it showed ukraine's willingness to consider diplomatic solutions. however, russia rejected this offer because it...preferred the continuation of the conflict, therefore, given ukraine's determination to defend and return its territory, external parties, including switzerland, should refrain from pressuring ukraine to cease hostilities if ukraine is not ready to do so. well, unfortunately, i have to finish ours conversation, thank you, mr. ambassador, for this brilliant analysis, i would like to remind our viewers that matthew bry was currently working for them on espresso. for ex-adviser of the united states secretary of state, former director of european and eurasian affairs at the us national security council. the time of our program has run out, stay tuned to the espresso tv channel. my colleagues will inform you about all the most important events of the day. take care of yourself and your loved ones. see you on air

, as a local war, i remember from those times how foreign journalists who came from donbas to kyiv wereprised, well, the city lives a peaceful life, there is supposedly no war, so this is not really a question to the authorities, and to society as well, but regarding the forum, well, in general, about the narcissist president. well, first of all, let's not forget, we have not yet finished the war with putin, let's wait, this is my call to the opposition, opposition supporters, let 's wait with the war inside the country, because some people want to fight with zelensky more than with putin, i think it's too early, we still the war was not won, the war is not over, and i agree with oleksiy that it is not yet known how it will end, if we start fighting inside the country among ourselves, then we will lose the war. let's not forget about it, but as for narcissists, almost all our presidents and most of the prime ministers were narcissists, not only zelensky, this is the nature of politicians, regarding these forums, i did not watch the forum, i know that it was timed to the second anniversa

restaurant, which is now called donbas palace. and the podonbaska cutlet is a cutlet made from beefration is the same, well, since those times in donetsk , the dish has been stagnant, so to speak, very popular, that is, the food court was like that, and in restaurants it was served as fudkor was also used, well, i won't say that it's really something extraordinary, i like to cook stuffed pike, it's also a great dish. but there is a lot of pike here, you know, i don't like to eat it, everyone likes, about donetsk character traits, responsibility for words , it exists in me, it is such, there is such a feature, well, in principle, it is inherent in every person , and we have such a tradition, because corals are very bad. in his youth, that's why we got used to how serhii remembers donetsk, you know, now, when you think about your city, the first thing you remember is liverpool, well, we had such a hotel and such an interesting establishment, and euro 2012 really hit so hard, well, it's so basic, it's like... the first thing that pops into my head, the city was beautiful, good, and now

our correspondent andrew harding is in the donbas region, close to the city, and sent this report.as they withdraw from avdiivka. exhausted after the longest and perhaps the bloodiest battle of the war so far. russian shells still landing close by. in the town centre, a russian flag is raised... ..and another on a rooftop in one of the town's industrial areas. the kremlin is already crowing, releasing footage of russian fighterjets in action. air power has played a big role in this victory. on the ground, ukrainian forces have also been struggling with acute shortages of men, and in particular of ammunition. so these are the last two shells that you have? "yes," this artillery officer told us a week ago, blaming western nations for halting supplies. the result? ukrainian infantry fighting to hold on to avdiivka have been heavily outgunned, by as much as 10 to i. and so, eventually, ukraine ordered a withdrawal. at times, well organised — but not always. here, a ukrainian armoured vehicle is hit by a drone. overall, though, russia has lost far more men here, perhaps tens of thousand

at one of them, near the front line in donbas, a mobile blood transfusion station was set up. about the expediency of hospitalization blood transfusions and problems of medical medical checkpoints, doctors asked anna kostyuchenko. 152. this stabilization point is located 10 km from the contact line in the donetsk direction. it went normally. anesthesiologist dmytro prysiazhnyuk has been working here for the fifth month in a row. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russians, he left his job at kyiv's okhmandyt hospital and went to serve as a military doctor. according to dmytro, the wounds received by fighters at the front are often associated with a great loss. of blood until us hit this patient, he lost a lot of blood, up to 50% blood loss. blood transfusion at the stabilization point increases the patient's chances of survival, says prysiazhniuk. however, this requires special means for storing and heating the blood. thanks to this set , we connect here the blood, the heating element , as a result, when the blood passes through this set, it heats up, and immed

kozmoch people , i think that the whole of europe should understand that here in donbas there is not a local military conflict, what is going on here, well, i don't know how pathetic it would sound, but a war of civilizations, you can to say, a war for the future, because we see that the russians are mobilizing and mobilizing in the occupied territories, that is , if you do not defend your home, your loved ones, your relatives, then in the end you can fight in the army. of the russian federation and then go to the same space or further to poland, romania, hungary, i don’t know, well, that is, to hungary, probably with the least probability, but still, that is, i think that we need to work with information policy and it is more flexible to somehow rearrange it, therefore that it should still meet the demands of society, that part of society that is in the rear, and... certainly the military personnel who are defending here now, including the events in ukraine. dmytro , when it comes to the justice of mobilization, what does this justice mean , you know what many people say, well, toda

these were donbas realities.'m yaroslav krechko, see you soon. 10 years of war, the war for freedom, from the revolution of dignity to today's battles. if something happens to me, if it doesn't happen to me, then i know that i died for the truth. 10 years of war, the war for our existence, this is the path that changed us. in the conditions of occupied territories, de-occupied territories we have loss of about 7 million hectares of potential land, which... has not been cultivated for two years. 10 years of war, war for the future, what price do we pay for it? 200 of our citizens were taken to russia. depopulation is not an inevitable thing. intellectuals, experts, patriots about challenges, threats and our future in a special project for the 10th anniversary of the beginning of russia's armed aggression against ukraine, 10 years of the war for independence. from february 18 on sp slava ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. over the

siversk, that is, this fortress for them is somehow a source of pride for the acquisition of all of donbase people here, that is, continue the same tactics of wagner, it is here for now the moment has not changed, if you take bohdanivka, where the group is 15, 20, 30 people, well, how much fp is not enough. artillery is also used there, the main tool that my colleague commanded, this is a fire support company, these guys are such that sometimes they give such a thing at once, and the artillery is jealous, we are very proud of the guys , yes, gentlemen, our time is over, thank you to mr. oleksiy hetman, thank you to denys nagorny, i remind you to support the fourth brigade of rubizh, find mr. denys or his brigade on social networks. they are gathering for drones, they need them very much under bakhmut, in order to protect the time of ivyara, in order to actually be able to hold positions under bakhmut, our time is over, more news, welcome them to the studio, and see you later week in this format. good evening, we are of ukraine. volodymyr zelensky met with general zaluzhny, offered to stay

donbas from the genocide of the ukrainian so-called nazi regime.and large , it must be said that vladimir putin is saying this even now. and here there were questions. as far as in principle, these words of the russian president can be taken seriously. so, boris babin, doctor of legal sciences, expert of the association of reintegration of crimea, representative of the president of ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea, is in touch with us. congratulations, mr. boris, nice to see you. yes, a former representative, of course. so, i want to understand, and you don't think that, after all, this lawsuit of ours was already doomed to the fact that it could not be decided completely, as i explained to the audience before you and appeared, well, actually two huge problems with gaga today, so two decisions that raise huge questions, and if you're talking about a case about genocide, so about the fact that... the aggressor really didn't have the right to use the category of genocide for a reason like a reason like, as they did for a large-scale invas

, the occupation of the whole of donbas, their so-called dnpr is a very important propaganda factor thatelp putin a lot before the elections, but i think , what can be said about it at the moment, well, i think it is unrealistic from the point of view of the military successes of the russians, they can take lastochkino, but this is just one village, and there are a lot of such villages in donetsk region, so... some operational breakthroughs, well, now it's not worth waiting for, so i think that they are not after all can achieve such success before putin's election, which would be characterized by the restoration, as they say, of control over the dpr. and do you understand in general, if we are talking not about politics, but about military tactics and strategy, then what is the meaning of russian actions, if it is obvious, i think, for russian generals also absolutely, that... advancing on the territory of ukraine, even , if we are talking about the donetsk or zaporizhzhia regions, this is always a serious task with huge losses in each specific population points well, as far as we can u

the national security advisor was, the mayor of lugansk in donbas. so and they are all fighting and leading the struggle. so this divides politically was perhaps to an extent valid before the russian invasion when it was about language, not about the sovereignty of the country, but it no longer is a political now at all. i think you like as of who are fighting in mariupol mean they are pretty much all russian speakers. thank you. hello. i wonder if you face the same challenge that i did when you were in the war zone. are there any situations or instances where feel you have to abandon your journalists duties and simply help in distress? and i'm asking you to go into any details. if you don't want to. thank you. well, obviously. thank you. i mean, if somebody is injured next to you, you help that person and you bundle them in and them to the nearest, you know medical point. i think what often happened me, for example, is when we would go to these towns where people had been without communications for a month, they would ask me to call their parents in

the military front of eastern ukraine , the loss of aude ifka, which is the last remaining area in donbas one of the donbaz provinces, has become available, which is the capacity of the ukrainian forces. to transfer the equipment, the power to the runner will be reduced. this issue has also stopped the possibility of bombing donnes, especially the city of donnes. this is in the circumstances. in the past years, we saw how the ukrainian forces attacked the residential and civilian areas of donas city. from at the time of the collapse of the soviet union and the so-called independence of ukraine, this country had become the most corrupt country in the european union. even here in spain, we are facing various mafia groups consisting of ukrainians who have good military training, and this country has criminal groups. it has created throughout europe and especially spain. in spain we have hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees and millions of other displaced people in germany, the czech republic and poland. basically , as a result of the war, ukraine's economy is in a terrible financial s

qui sont morts dans le donbas suite i would like to dedicate this award to all the children who diedward to them and thank you. thank you, we congratulate the winners once again. thank you, so, at the international exhibition in the russian forum, a ceremony was held to announce the winners of the knowledge prize, the reform of the unified state exam, increase. for students and changes in educational policy strategy, these are just some of the proposals that were voiced today at the televised debates of russian presidential candidates. the first discussion within the framework of the election campaign was broadcast on the russia-1 channel. anna voronina will summarize the results. anna, good evening. did the debate participants manage to adhere to the rules? good evening, alexey, well , our colleague dmitry shugarev followed the debates and the regulations, so everything was in order. three questions, 4 minutes to answer. and 2 minutes for final words, these were the regulations for the first televised debate of candidates for the post of president of russia, the topic of discussion

in a number of directions, liberating new territories, we weren't the ones who started the war in donbas, but as i said, on many occasions, we will do everything to put an end to it, to eradicate nazism, to resolve all the tasks to... that we have drafted back in 2008 and we received no reaction, i don't really understand what they are talking about, so we have every reason to believe that the words of today's american authorities about and quick summation uh the russian president said that he wants to make the armed forces uh of his country stronger and also hailed uh russia's military uh equipment um and uh he also in his closing statement stated that russia is seeking to reach new level of military capabilities so we're going to keep you posted on of the the details of that story and much more as we get it for you right here on press tv. for now we're going to return to the normal course of programming. thanks for watching. everybody, see you soon. i'm sorry. kwa mdogo kausha hapo.

which was conducted by eight years by regime that was supported by you, a war against the donbas. by that time already 14,000 people have become victims of that war. that was the main reason for the start of the special military operation. as far as the issue of who we're fighting in ukraine, well, you can answer that question yourself if you recall that the kyiv regime, who the kyiv regime extols as its heroes. for example, bandera shaskavic, who with the nazis killed hundreds of thousands of poles and ukrainians. he'll tell you about the mas consider by the ukrainian army how it is remembered in poland. we believe that if leaders of a country glorify nazis, speak like nazis and allow for the demonstrations using the nazi symbols, they are nazis. you are simply too cowardly and too myopic to acknowledge all this. once again using the presence of mr. cameron who left the room. unfortunately neither of them is in the room now. i would like to raise another quick, uncomfortable, has been uncomfortable, issue for our western colleagues. that's the minsk agreement. about a year ago we

dwindling supplies as a result of congressional inaction. 0ur correspondent andrew harding is in the donbasithdraw from avdiivka, exhausted after the longest and perhaps the bloodiest battle of the war so far, russian shells still landing close by.

our people been not ready for for the war for the quick occupation of crimea, part of donbas. and then during, during well must say, eight years people began to be ready for such aggression not only with weapon is not the question of weapon you're ready psychologically. >> and >> my to my mind i think so. no god bless you will not have any attacks from russia, but budha, but to my mind that in europe there is no any nations for today who was ready? for invasion because >> not >> because we are stronger or better, not of course, we are the same with the same willis, but we at these all these years and you're nations didn't have and psychologically and informationally and in media, you didn't prepare your nation's understanding why, because nobody wants nobody wants it. i mean, that's why that's why senators have to understand only in week in unity, we can when russia and they have to understand that we will win with them or not we don't have any other way. we have only one land hour crane >> the president you are outmanned and you always say this, there are a huge, huge advanta