the dprk is, let's say, one of the structures used by russia to supply its weapons, because they onceomething there. technology is replaced by technology, money goes there and goes in replacement. where the raw materials are, in this way the dprk can get, well, really a certain independence and advantage, they understand that russia is currently forced to help them, and they remember the 90s there, when the soviet union collapsed, and practically the dprk, russia threw it at the self-willed, they understand that it will continue like this, that is, when it ends... the war is early, sooner or later it will end, then russia will not need them, so today they will twist russia's hands as much as they have the opportunity and get their profit from it, well, it is logical, nothing special, personally, only business, jen stoltenberg, the head of nato, admitted that compromises are possible on the part of ukraine in the war with russia, which mr. stoltenberg meant. and will we make these compromises? i don't know what he meant, i think the problem here is not that someone will compromise or n

since the beginning of the year , more than 150 russian tourists have visited the dprk.ct flight from vladivostok to pyongyang takes only an hour and a half. local time is one hour behind primorsky. there is no mobile connection here, and wi-fi in hotels is expensive. but a small digital detox will only be beneficial and will give you more time to get to know each other. the scottish authorities are at the center of a scandal over a new law on inciting hatred. this week it came into force. among other things, the new law actually prohibits criticizing transgender people, there are protests outside the scottish parliament building, the police have been inundated with denunciations, it is unknown how the law will work, but so far everyone, including transgender people and even ministers, is unhappy about where the tolerance in the program has taken the scots our own correspondent... in scotland, a huge scandal, the hate crime law that came into force has itself caused hatred towards those who came up with it, protesters are demanding this law be repealed, a coffin was brou

it allows for the dprk -- it protects the dprk and allows for them to carry out their acts of violence and their intimidation of countries along their border. i happened to be there today. we have been clear with the dprk that we are prepared to negotiate without conditions. i saw the negotiating table. i saw the chairs empty. all they have to do is come through the door and sit at the table and start a negotiation process that we are prepared to do with them. >> it's been a year since civil war broke out in sudan. untold number of deaths, war crimes. you have been shedding light on this, putting a spotlight on this. you talked to refugees from sudan. what can be done to stop this horrific war? and to protect neighboring states like chad from falling under the pressure of the refugees pouring across their border. >> two generals, two ambitious generals who do not have the concerns of the sudanese people, they don't have their concerns in any way, they are not taking their concerns into consideration as they fight out this war that they think they can win militarily. we have pushed for

cooperation between russia and the dprk in the area of ​​healthcare was the focus of attention at theelevant ministries of the two countries. participated in it also co-chairman of the russian intergovernmental commission of the dprk, head of the ministry of natural resources alexander kozlov. in particular, she told the korean board about the training of personnel in this area, the organization of assistance to children and the modernization of primary care. the delegation also visited a number of leading medical clinics in our country. the guests visited, for example, the pirogov center for traumatology and orthopedics, as well as the blakhin oncology center and the kulakov center for obstetrics and gynecology. guests from the dprk were also interested in the work of our pharmaceutical companies and developments in areas of genome research being pursued. scientists from the pirogov medical university are waiting for specialists from north korea for internships here in the summer. the investigation may today petition the court to arrest russian deputy defense minister timur ivanov. t

and as you mentioned, the dprk is having a concrete cooperation with russia, for example.is is, of course, the concern shared by east asian kunce. therefore, the international community has to cooperate even more. geoff: and lastly, sir, japan was one american ally that managed to get along with former president donald trump. and if president trump is reelected, what advice do you have for other u.s. allies on how to interact with him? prime minister: i would say that regardless of the outcome of the upcoming presidential election in the yeast, because of this more complicated situation, the japan-u.s. alliance grows in importance even more and i believe this is a common recognition in the u.s., going beyond party lines. so this is why i've decided to visit the united states, to reinforce the continued alliance and continue our relationship. i hope that a japan-u.s. alliance important will be understood as very important not only, in the security area, but also in the economic area as well. so i hope that, us will be able to reaffirm once again how e united states.ng my vi

without preconditions with the dprk.ave i have faith in japan and the prime minister and i think seeking dialogue with them is a good thepbg. positive thing. thank you. president biden: why doesn't everybody holler at once? >> on the issue of abortion, what do you say to the people of arizona right now witnessing a law going in place that days back to the civil war? president biden: elect me, i'm in the 20th century -- 21st century. not back then. they weren't even a state. thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] president biden: the war in ukraine comes by the house leader allowing a vote. there is overwhelming support for ukraine

and as you mentioned, the dprk is having a concrete cooperation with russia. of course the concern shared by east asian countries. therefore, the international community has to cooperate even more. geoff: and lastly, sir, japan was one american ally that managed to get along with former president donald trump. how were you able to do that and if president trump is reelected, what advice do you have to u.s. allies on how to interact with him? pm kishida: during the days of prime minister abe with president trump, efforts were made on the u.s.-japan relationship. i would say that regardless of the outcome of the upcoming presidential election in the united states because of this , more complicated situation, the japan-u.s. alliance grows in importance even more and i believe this is a notion shared as a common recognition in the u.s., going beyond party lines. in a bipartisan way. so this is why i've decided to visit the united states, to again confer this relationship, the importance of our alliances and so we can further develop our relationship. i hope that t

politics is everywhere, but state state censorship exists in belarus, the russian federation, the dprk, china, and iran , and i congratulate you, you are in this club, because this is not about military censorship, sorry, military censorship, yes, no one is definitely against it, but you did not make a law about military censorship, during the last ... for two years of war, though it should have been done, will make it like the israeli law that military things cannot be reported, no, not by your given military censorship, you want to implement in the country and implement it quite effectively in political censorship, which should stop internal political discussions that have nothing in common with information security and the protection of the information space, because if you wanted to protect the information space, then you would first of all pay attention to the russian telegram, where i... daily read, listen to, watch vladimir solovyov, olga skabeeva, as well as all russian warmongers, so this does not worry anyone at all, this is told to you by a person who in the 14th year took i

will tell our viewers about the new crayn g7 statement, about the cooperation between russia and the dprk, as well as about the enchanting night cotton in dzhankoya. news on the spresso tv channel, kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio. defense minister rustem's telephone conversation with the chief defense departments umerov had a telephone conversation with pentagon chief lloyd osier. talked about the enemy's plans and how they can be thwarted, the head of the ukrainian defense department reported on his facebook page. umerov also emphasized the need to strengthen our air defense and supply shells to ukraine. the night was loud in the temporarily occupied dzhankoy in crimea, where explosions rang out, then a large-scale fire broke out in the area of ​​the military airfield, local residents write. the public according to local residents, the explosions were very powerful. let me remind you, first full-scale invasion, the occupiers turned dzhankoy into a logistics center and a military base. it is known that the 39th helicopter regiment of the russian federation, consisting of three avi

the amount of assistance that the dprk has provided to their friends in russia has had a major impact. >> are you talking about the artillary? >> yeah. >> you had a major impact. >> certainly something the allies increasingly talk about but but this brings us back to e theme that i mentioned earlier widest nato invest so much and why is nato investing so much right now in the partnerships of japan australia and new zealand because we have so much to learn from one another about what the dprk is doing to support rush in thisis moment. they can talk about the prc not direct lethal support but an indication they are providing some sort of matÉriel support for dual-use components and we talk a lot about that across the alliance and their indo pacific partners in the forces you noted the iranian peace as well. they have provided a whole upgrade a very effective drones. >> the u.s. has been doing a lot to try to interrupt that supply chain with sanctions of many kinds. how effective is that and you think there has been any impact on dave rainey and the ability to produce? i know they are tr

smith: yes, and let's not forget the dprk as well. the amount of assistance their friend in russia has also had a major impact. david: you are talking about the artillery. amb. smith: yeah. david: it has had a major impact. amb. smith: i think it has had an impact. why don't we leave it there? and certainly something that the allies talk about. why is nato investing so much right now in these partnerships from japan, korea, and new zealand? because we have so much to learn about what the prk is doing to support russia right now in this moment. you can talk about the p.r.c. that they are providing material support through use component, and we can talk a lot about that across the alliance and with our indo pacific partners and ban, as you noted, the iranians provided a whole array of lethal drones to their friends. david: the u.s. has been using satellites to try to interrupt supply chains through the drones, sanctions of many kinds and so forth. how effective is that being? does it have an impact on being able to produce? i know the i

the leader of the dprk, look, made a statement against the backdrop of a siul model.telegraph agency, the layout and military maps were blurred out so as not to inadvertently reveal state secrets, which, of course, was foreseen. the us military is really looking closely they monitor the territory of the dprk, and china, even russia, when they fly over on the b-52 strategic bomber. cnn propagandists were able to visit one of these; this was the first time that a film crew was present on a plane that is part of the american nuclear triad. the flight lasted as much as 33 hours and required 4 refuelings, but there were some incidents; in the middle of the journey, one of the main engines of the plane failed, and the landing gear did not lower during landing. this is not surprising, in general the b-52 is a symbol of the past the power of the us air force, to understand, is several decades older than its own crew . shrouded in pre-dawn darkness , a mailer 11 roars out of barksday air force base in louisiana. this is the beginning of one of the longest military missions in

and let's not forget dprk as well. i mean, the amount of assistance that the dprk has provided to their friends in russia has also had a major impact. >> talking artillery, missiles. i think it has had an impact, why don't we leave it there and certainly something that the allies increasingly talk about, but this brings us back to the theme that i mentioned earlier. why does nato invest so much, or why is nato investing so much in the partnerships with japan, australia, new zealand, what russia is doing in this moment. we can talk about the prc, not direct lethal support, but indication they're providing some sort of material source through dual use components and we talk about that through the alliance and with our indoe pacific partners as you noted the iranian piece as well where they've provided a whole array of very effective lethal drones to their friends. >> the u.s. has been doing a lot to try to -- and to try to interrupt that supply chain for the drones. sanctions of many kind and so forth. how effective is t

dprk. i have i have faith in japan and the prime minister and i think seeking dialogue with them is a good thepbg. positive thing. thank you. president biden: why doesn't everybody holler at once? >> on the issue of abortion, what do you say to the people of arizona right now witnessing a law going in place that days back to the civil war? president biden: elect me, i'm in the 20th century -- 21st century. not back then. they weren't even a state. thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] president biden: the war in ukraine comes by the house leader allowing a vote. there is overwhelming support for ukraine among the majority of democrats and republicans. there should be a vote now. >> ae white house as president biden and first lady jill biden held their fifth state dinner. the guest of honor, j

had good relations with india, and in fact the troops were there. accordingly, in afghanistan, the dprk of the parties counting on victory, indeed, then a conflict could have occurred, now almost the chinese nuclear potential is approaching ours, it is unprofitable to fight, which is not yet the case, well, in the area thousands, it’s clear that we have five times more, it’s logical to fight, it’s logical that fighting with such ratios is unprofitable, there’s no point in us fighting and occupying china, china also makes no sense to move in our direction, that is, we have... a priori friendly relations, they can be simply neutral, or they can be positive, well, with a positive connotation, that is, these two components, they indicate that there is no this means, at a minimum, there can be no confrontation, and secondly, within the framework of anti-americanism , the confrontation that will continue for 30 years with the united states is inevitable, that china needs allies and a strong northern rear, and in general, if we analyze 350 years of russian -chinese relations, conflict componen

during the negotiations with the prc leadership, the focus will be on issues related to russia, the dprkation in the middle east, as well as in the asia-pacific region. here, of course, we are primarily concerned with issues that relate to our country and our sphere of interests; in this context, it is interesting what the foreign press writes, including the financial times newspaper, quoted by our colleagues from the russian media, reports that the us secretary of state, during a visit to china , will warn his colleagues about possible sanctions if beijing refuses to stop supplying moscow with technology, the financial times writes , citing its sources. we will discuss all this with ours. public opinion is preparing in advance that this will be a very serious conversation, and most importantly, what is important here is not even that the united states is putting pressure on china, what is important is what measures they will propose so that china, so say, to push us away from working with russia, and it seems to me that here, in my opinion, the united states went to obank and will threa

the dprk and iran also is providing support. all of this is fueling prudence -- putin's war machine as he attacked ukrainians threatens european security. the united states has to do its part. allies have been stepping up and shouldering their share of the responsibility. a few weeks ago, another 50 billion euros were announced in additional funding. they are making unprecedented investments and we now have two thirds of the allies who are meeting the whales pledge of dedicating 2% of gdp to defense. more than ever, we have genuine burden sharing among the allies and in the 30 or so years i've been engaged in these issues, this is probably the best example of burden sharing that i've seen. the united states has made tremendous contributions ourselves but it is imperative that congress passed the supplemental budget request that president biden has made. speaker johnson committed to bring into about swiftly. the message from brussels is clear, that vote cannot happen soon enough. i also heard this -- from ally after ally, our com

department dmitry patrushev held a working meeting with deputy chairman of the cabinet of ministers of the dprk-man. during the conversation , the participants exchanged views on current issues, including discussing plans for the further development of mutual trade. the russian federation and the democratic people's republic of korea have long-standing friendly relations. we are currently noticing increased contacts, including in most areas of agriculture. this was certainly facilitated by the meeting of the leaders of our countries in september last year. work also continues on based on the results of the meeting in november of the twenty-third year , concrete steps were outlined for strengthening the lines of the intergovernmental commission. to look in detail at what the same vaunted western equipment looks like, which our military is destroying in the special operation zone, will be in the capital's victory park on poklonnaya hill. the ministry of defense is organizing an exhibition of trophies there. a german leopard that was considered elusive and invulnerable. also from the berlin-kiev r

the capital of primorye was covered by a dust storm that came from the border areas of china and the dprkw, visibility has dropped sharply, the authorities are asking for the urgent need not to go outside, according to residents, it is difficult to breathe, sand gets into the eyes and literally crunches on the teeth. today on our channel there is a continuation of the angel district melodrama. alena shatalova’s life is full of troubles, the head of the management company is accused of fraud, she is threatened by a criminal authority, to top it all off... her husband leaves her, we will learn about the development of events in the new episodes, today immediately after the evening news. we continue to monitor the development of major events in russia over abroad, stay with us. good afternoon everyone! on the russian tv channel according to you.

the launch occurred approximately 2 weeks after how the dprk army conducted an exercise led by leaderultiple launch rocket systems designed to strike the south korean capital. the joint chiefs of staff are reviewing details of today's launch, saying they are working closely with u.s. and japanese officials. this is where a simulation of the american response to a surprise bhenyan attack is being conducted. much of what happens here cannot be filmed due to secrecy, but we are told that these exercises reflect a wide range of rapidly changing threats from the north. the battles here on the peninsula have changed, along with the weapons systems. the number and scope of its exercises and conducts defense exercises in the capital, the purpose of which is to prepare the population for a surprise attack. in preparation, south korea is practicing a landing on the border islands, which will be a response to a surprise attack by the north, and the government in sioul has promised that any attack from phinyang will be responded to immediately. the enemy can carry out provocation at any time, jus

aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt, protected the region from quote: nuclear missile threats from the dprkbut washington is confident that risks also come from beijing. our correspondent in the usa, dmitry melnikov, has all the details. this is a meeting of the pacific triad in washington, another step towards a big war in asia, for which the united states is preparing its allies. joe biden talks about this directly with. china in the waters. at the summit, the allies once again swore an oath to washington. our partnership is not based on convenience or expediency, but as a natural extension of the relationship and strong cooperation between our three countries, so the prime minister of today's japan is not at all embarrassed that at a meeting with vice president harris and secretary of state blinken, raising a toast to jeroshima, the americans they mean the local painless team, not the victims of the atomic bombings. so, i toast my loved ones san francisco giants, for your jeroshima toyakarp, for all the strong ties between our peoples, but the main thing why kishida was called to congres

the dprk in iran also is providing support. all of this is fueling prudence war machine as he attacked ukrainians threatens european security. the united states has to do its part. allies have been stepping up and shouldering their share of the responsibility. a few weeks ago, another 50 billion euros were announced in the dish -- in additional funding. they are making unprecedented investments and we now have two thirds of the allies were meeting the whales pledge of dedicating 2% of gdp to defense. more than ever, we have genuine burden sharing among the allies in the 30 or so years i've been engaged in these issues, this is probably the best example for ensuring that i've seen. the united states is made tremendous contributions ourselves but it is imperative that congress passed the supplemental budget request that president biden has made. speaker johnson committed to bring into about swiftly. the message from brussels is clear, that vote cannot happen soon enough. i also heard this -- from ally after ally, our commitment,

without preconditions of the dprk.o i have faith in japan, i have faith in the prime minister, and i think seeking a dialogue with him is a good thing, a positive thing. thank you. thank you. >> why doesn't everybody holler at once. >> on the issue of abortion, sir, respectfully, what do you say to the people of arizona witnessing a law go in place that dates back to the civil war? >> elect me. i'm in the 20th century, 21st century, not back then. thank you. >> thank you all very much. >> thanks, everybody. >> how will the war in ukraine come to a head, sir? >> this concludes press conference. >> house leader allowing a vote. there's overwhelming support for ukraine among the majority of democrats and republicans. there should be a vote now. >> so president biden with a couple of last questions on the issues of abortion and ukraine. after a press conference with prime minister of japan, kishida, both domestic and international but they had a meeting in the oval office, and they have a pretty busy schedule for the rest

in the first part of the list, in addition to china, there is also the dprk, in the second, with an additionald of ukraine, which kishida mentioned in every interview before his visit to the united states. watching russia's fighting in ukraine and the conflict between israel and palestine, i came to the conclusion that the international community was facing a historical turning point. britain has provided money for ukraine this year, as has the european union. america must do this too. i'm going to talk to speaker johnson. however, it is already clear that there will be no meeting with johnson, but instead a meeting with trump in maralaga. there seems to be a center for making decisions about allocation money to ukraine. i think in terms of cameron's decision, in some ways it is wise to meet with both rivals, who may become political allies in the future. why memeron became so wise is not very clear. in 2015, he called trump a clueless fool, but the trumpists' opinion of cameron is already known. david cameron has his own country to worry about and frankly, he can kiss my ass. still going on v

this is the most terrible place, well, yes, second after, probably, the dprk, so, and maybe the first, see what is happening here, what a prosperous land, well, they actually have splits individuals, they cannot understand, there is one thing, there is another, i came here, i saw with my own eyes, no, well, so that they don’t invade along the border, i think when they come from the other side, they see enough armored vehicles that costs. along roads, in forests, in forest belts, in the crossings themselves, and hello, they are digging here, they think they’re burying a tank, we come, damn it, there are capsules right there for the construction of a hospital, but how cool is that, yes, but look, the belarusian red cross, at the same time, helps absolutely all vulnerable segments of the population, even those who have recently been released from prisons, migrants, refugees, people without a fixed place of residence, anyone who finds themselves in a difficult situation. president at that time francesco roca, who highly appreciated the work, then after some time there, about 10-14 days, h

the launch took place under the control of the dprk leader at a training ground in the suburbs of phinyangolice. a large project for digital infrastructure management is being implemented by local authorities and the rusatom corporation. well, in addition, monitoring of service vehicles allows you to control the operation of cleaning equipment, and utility workers can now control the temperature in real time buildings. smart stops have also appeared. this stop is also connected to the power supply system, connected to the internet, and the stop is also equipped with three video cameras. monitoring and a terminal for calling emergency services, the so-called panic buttons. today on our channel, after the big news, watch the continuation of the detective melodrama indomitable restlessness, the main character, played by daria ursulyak, will have to unravel a mysterious crime, a well-known businessman in the city was killed, who had previously been a witness in another resonant murder of a young girl. don't miss two new episodes tonight. ru news monitor developments in russia abroad. stay with

deputy foreign minister of the dprk imcheon il said that the north military district zone has becomefor american nato weapons. his words are quoted by the central telegraph agency korea. according to the diplomat, the united states is trying to achieve two goals in the ukrainian conflict. first, the united states is trying to use ukraine as an instrument of strategic containment of russia, second, with the help of financing from kiev, washington satisfies the interests of its military monopolies. in addition, imcheon irm emphasized that the new aid package is just a psychotropic substance for the kiev regime, which is approaching collapse every day. and news from telegram channels, the outer wheels of both landing gears. burst upon landing in alekminsk, the airline reports: there were four crew members and 21 passengers on board, there were no injuries, and the causes of the aviation event. they are determining the weather in tatarstan and eliminating the consequences of storm winds. let me remind you that a heavy thunderstorm front hit the region on tuesday evening, not without ripp

urals snowfall, a sandstorm in the seaside, an air mass of sand was carried to vladivostok. from the dprkthe sky over the city has turned into an eerie martian hue; it is recommended to wear respirators when going outside. thanks for watching, bye! hello, on the rossiya vesti tv channel, in the denis polunchukov studio and most importantly by this hour. broken support. flew, entered and hit a mudslide. our military told how they destroyed an american abrams tank using a lancet. almost 350 militants in so were sent to colonies for mocking and killing civilians, more than thirty neo-nazis received life sentences. warsaw is ready to help kyiv return. in the special operation zone over the past 24 hours , about 350 ukrainian militants were killed in the avdiivka direction alone. the heaviest losses according to the ministry of defense, the armed forces of ukraine suffered in the areas of novobakhmutovka, and ocheretin and umansky. the advance of motorized rifle units is supported by our artillerymen. the fortified forces and personnel of the kiev formations were hit. the crews of the akatsiya

iran, as we can see, is now also the dprk, so we can north korea is meant, so we also need a reliable alliance, and in any case a positive vote at least for a package of military aid, at least on credit, it will still be a testimony of the american alliance with ukraine during this war, which was declared from the highest podiums, by the highest leaders, including the united states. sir how do you perceive the prospects of the adoption of this law by the congress of the united states of america, the decision of this after the easter holidays, because we have been watching this drama for four months or the fifth month already, and we see that, well, no concessions or any steps there is no forward yet. i'm here i completely agree with victoria, in fact , any help for the survival of the country is critical, of course the priority is military aid, in fact, this is the most critical thing that is needed in order to at least deter, in fact, those plans of russia to advance, which are clearly there, ... we will not speculate on the coffee grounds, it would be very good if the republican tru

aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt, defended the region from the quote "missile-nuclear threat" from the dprkthat risks also come from beijing. our correspondent in the usa, dmitry melnikov, has all the details. this meeting of the pacific triad in washington is another step towards a big war in asia, for which the united states is preparing its alliance. so, i raise a glass to my beloved san francisco giants, to your jeroshima toyakarp, to all the strong ties between our peoples. but the main thing why kishida was called to congress was legalization growing confrontation between the us and china. and china's military actions represent an unprecedented and serious strategic challenge not only to the peace and security of japan, but also to the world. international community. according to the us plan, the so-called dual containment strategy should be carried out by third countries, and japan clearly understands its role in this scenario. by the end of this year, the united states is going to deploy medium-range missile systems in the asia-pacific region, and this will be the first deployment o

korean ballistic missile, as sanctions prohibit imports. the export of military technology from the dprk, the erephy violated the un embargo. lithuania supported the idea of ​​returning men of conscription age to ukraine. this was discussed during a discussion on local radio, with the participation of the country's president and prime minister. on in their opinion, kyiv should have the tools to invite its young men to serve the motherland. lithuania is ready to contribute to this, to him. true, the country will take certain steps to return ukrainian citizens of conscription age home. the duchess of edinburgh came to kyiv, this is the first visit of a british royal person since the beginning of the war in 2014. sophie helen is the wife of the youngest son of elizabeth ii. prince edward. the duchess is an activist in the british initiative to prevent sexual violence in conflict. upon his arrival in ukraine. water showed solidarity with the victims of sexual violence and torture who suffered because of the war. in kyiv, the duchess of edinburgh met with people who experienced these crimes,

not transfer any weapons to ukraine, and it is quite clear why, because there, next to them, is the dprkwhich is constantly testing something there. rockets into the sea and shows what she 's going to do to soul and all that. the middle east is a very difficult region in terms of trade, weapons and diplomacy in general, but there are indeed patriots there. in particular, only saudi arabia can have up to 25. why up to 25, because we are talking about countries that are much more advanced in the public sphere than for example, the countries of europe or the usa, and therefore it is possible to talk only about a certain - well , gap, how much there can be, it is 18 or 25 pes, well, approximately this gap. saudi arabia is really quite a possible potential donor because... that it's quite directly focused on european, american weapons, and, well, let's put it this way, there's a chance, in my opinion, but if, of course, it's not berlin that's going to negotiate, because since the 18th year, berlin has been blocking the sale of eurofighter fighters to hunting arabia, so here is the participati

of news from her, katerya, congratulations, lesya, congratulations, i will tell you about how the dprk fuels the putin regime, and what the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kulebu, will say to uga. kateryna shiropoyas works in the studio for news on espresso tv channel. at night, the russians again attacked ukraine with mortars, launched 10 drones, nine of them shot down air defense forces, the general staff reported. in particular, before it was destroyed over the dnipropetrovsk region, two fires broke out in the dnipro due to falling debris, and they were quickly extinguished, noted the head of the region, serhiy lysak. a two-story building and a fire station were damaged. fortunately, there were no dead or injured. and a 42-year-old woman was injured as a result of the russian attack on kryvyi rih. she will be treated at home. in the evening, the enemy probably hit the city with a cruise missile. x-59. this was reported by the southern defense forces. due to the fall of the debris, a fire broke out in the forest lane, it was extinguished. the blast wave damaged a power

transfer any weapons to ukraine, and it is quite understandable why, because there, next to them, is the dprk, which is constantly testing something there, firing missiles. into the sea and demonstrates what they will do with the hive and everything else, ah, the middle east is a very difficult region from the point of view of arms trade and diplomacy in general, but there really are patriots there, in particular, only in saudi arabia can there be 25, why up to 25, because we are talking about countries that, well are much more closed in the public sphere than, for example, the countries of europe or the usa, and therefore it is possible to talk only about a certain m, well, interval. how many can there be, it's 18 or 25 patriots, well, about that interval. saudi arabia is indeed quite a possible potential donor, because it is quite focused directly on european, american weapons, and well , let's say, there are chances in my opinion, but unless of course berlin will negotiate, because berlin has blocked the sale since 18 saudi arabia eurofighter fighters. therefore, here the participation of

the deputy minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china, the dprk, im-chun il, saidzone has become a cemetery for american nato weapons, his words were quoted by the korean central news agency. according to the diplomat, the united states is trying to achieve two goals in the ukrainian conflict. first, the united states uses ukraine as an instrument of strategic containment of russia, second, with the help of financing from kiev, washington satisfies the interests of its military monopolies. in addition, imch hunir emphasized that the new aid package is everything. a psychotropic substance for the kiev regime, which is approaching collapse every day. now footage from a telegram channel in china from a flood flood has declared a high level of danger. so, according to media reports , more than 100.00 people were evacuated, in addition, there are also missing persons. this is reported to be the heaviest rain in 50 years. now a short advertisement, then about trends. season in the wine industry, stay tuned, alpha friday - supercake every week on the cards alfabank, on fr

the video shows that the leader of the dprk and the military leadership were delighted with such a miracle. such was the news at that time. i am iryna koval, i say goodbye to you, i wish you a quiet and peaceful evening, and as always you can read more news on our website. website espresso tv, too watch us on youtube and follow us on social networks. greetings, friends, the politclub program is on the air on the espresso tv channel, vitaly portnikov is with you, today we will talk about the most important trends of this week, about how the situation is developing, how it will develop. in the future, what are the most important decisions that should help ukraine survive the multi-year war of attrition waged against us by the russian federation. let's talk about it with our guests and experts. our first guest, vasyl pavlyuk, former general consul of ukraine in lublin in 2015-2023. congratulations, mr. vasyl. good evening. well, we all know about this, i would say, collapse with consular services of ukraine, yes. military service citizens who are outside the borders of our country, how do you

the way, has reliable allies, unfortunately, in particular the same iran, as we can see now and the dprk's why we can north korea is meant, that's why we... also need a reliable alliance, and in any case a positive vote at least for a package of military aid, at least for a loan, it will still be a testimony of american alliance with ukraine in the course of this war, which was announced from the highest stands the highest leaders, including the united states. mr. yaroslav, how do you perceive the prospects of the adoption of this law by the congress of the united states of america, the decision of this. after the easter holidays, because we 've been watching this drama for four months now, we 've been watching it for the fifth month already, and we see that there are no concessions or any steps forward yet, yes, i completely agree with victoria here , actually any help for…

has reliable allies, unfortunately, in particular the same iran, as we can already see now with the dprkcan... korea is meant, so we a reliable alliance is also needed, and in any case a positive vote, at least for a package of military aid, at least for a loan, it will still be a testimony of the american alliance with ukraine in the course of this war, which was declared from the highest podiums, by the highest leaders, in that including the united of the states sir

the hands not only of the so-called russian federation, but of its key allies, the prc, iran, the dprk, and in such a domino effect, it can lead to greatly weakening all our key partners and our own ability to resist. no, why am i asking this question, because perhaps vladimir putin is right, he is destroying ukraine and wants to destroy other former soviet republics, because the alternative is the collapse of russia itself, which can be prevented. the collapse of russia itself, the russians must do everything possible and impossible to destroy ukraine, other former soviet republics, a simple, i would say, existential conflict, either russia will be, but within the borders of the soviet union, or it will not be even in the current borders, it is worth fighting for, fortunately russia will not be, because it is of course a colonial empire, the last in europe, which, like all other empires, there are belgian, portuguese, dutch, spanish, french, ottoman, besides , austrogorsk, she can fly in, yes, that is, how much... this crazy criminal and terrorist putin, he is an inadequate person, ab

be to venezuela, or it may be that the houthis are there, or maybe there is an agreement with the dprkt know, i hope so too, if so i will be very happy. it's all one big bluff, and now we just see another such, you know, repetition of this bluff, already, but already a repetition against the background of the fact that, as you can see, no one is afraid, in fact, this is what kiselyov shouted at the very beginning, what how yes, they even wrote an article that you should not be afraid of russia, well, you really do not need to be afraid of russia, you just need to defeat it, and everything in the world is there for that. we just have to give it all to ukraine, that's all, and then we will defeat this russia together, and she will sit in her borders and not complain. see you soon! and what do you think about lakalut fix? fixes reliably, my dentist advised me. yes, and particles of food do not fall under the prote. and the price is good, the right choice for my retirement. lacalot fix is ​​a new cream for extra strength fixation of dentures and healthy gums. so your choice is placalut fix

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, we know, it may be to venezuela, or it may be the houthis, or there may be an agreement with the dprk, we simply do not know. i hope so too, if yes, i will be very happy. the caribbean crisis is also over, as soon as the americans are watching, and the russians are nearby. well, that is , we can't really be scared by anything, but let's talk about it, in fact , there is no possibility, but let's make a mysterious face, as if russia is doing something there, that is, it's all one big bluff, and now we just see another one. and such, you know, a repetition of this bluff, already, but already a repetition against the background of the fact that, as you can see, no one is afraid, in fact, kiselyov shouted about this at the very beginning, that how come, they even an article was written that russia should not be feared, well, russia really should not be feared, it just needs to be defeated, and everything is in the world for that, we just need to give it all to ukraine, that's all, and then we will defeat it together. to this russia, and it will sit within its borders and not complain. see

dprk and such a domino effect, it could lead to a very weakening of all our key partners and our ability to resist. no, why am i asking this question, because maybe vladimir putin is right, he is destroying ukraine and wants to destroy other former soviet republics, because the alternative is the collapse of russia itself, to prevent the collapse of russia itself, the russians must do everything possible and impossible to destroy ukraine and other former soviet republics, simple , i would say, an existential conflict, or russia will be, but in the border. soviet union, or it will not exist even within the current borders. is it worth fighting for? fortunately, russia will not, because of course it is a colonial empire, the last century europe, which is like all other empires, there are belgian, portuguese, dutch, spanish, french, ottoman, moreover, the austro-hungarian one, it is a shambles, yes, that is, as much as this crazy criminal and terrorist putin is, he is an absolutely inadequate person, i would not to avert the inevitable, by his actions, he is, on the contrary , a summoned pr

somewhere, and they do not want to become, you know, such a shadow zone, that is , china is not the dprk not iran, he will work with russia, but not so much as to... cross certain boundaries with the americans there, there is another interesting point, it is that the global market has grown, grown number of transactions in yuan. but the number of transactions in euros fell and rose again in the dollar, that is, the dollar itself and the yuan, well, the dollar, of course, to a greater extent, remains such a stable currency, that is , these are markets that have a fairly good contact with each other, and here the americans and the chinese in economic terms are much closer to everything than in political terms, it seems to me that this argumentation will be precisely in it... where the conversation goes, and it is not excluded that there will be some such mini-trade wars, but to some significant military political i think that the sanctions imposed this year will not be enough, especially since china behaves quite cautiously, in some moments, well, again, they already have a lot of experien