a war of attrition for a key point and control of the dundas in the east. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. emmanuel macron is in gabon on a presidential tour to showcase a new presidential relationship with africa. the french president is in libreville. former french colonies stoked by subversive internet campaigns originating in russia. gabon became independent from france in 1960. oureporter is following esident macron. >> resident macron h no touched down in libreville for the start of a widely anticipated tour. he has set down with bonds president in the presidential palace. he is here for the one forest summit. the summit looking at ways to protect the environment, to protect biodiversity. it would be fair to say there has been mixed reaction among local people with whom we have been speaking in the run-up to this visit. there are those who have applauded has environmental efforts. others have criticized him coming during an election year. i think it is fair to say we have not seen the same amount of enthusiasm you woul

oleg oleg dunda, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on the organizationf state power in 15, let's move on. well, we inform you of interesting news, the police detained almost 53 participants he supplied the drug cartel from kryvyi rih with methamphetamine, it is such a drug in almost all regions of ukraine, more than 1,200 law enforcement officers conducted a special operation, in total , almost 50 members of the criminal community were detained 20-year-olds, including 10 of their leaders , the organizers of the drug business were three residents of kryvyi rih, the drug cartel network consisted of three criminal organizations and six organized groups. so many of our collaborators will be behind them, olena kononenko in our country, and a special project that we will now watch together. so watch this week's program of collaborators, the year of the war, where ukraine lurked i am the most traitors in korzhany in the whole of ukraine, and what fate awaits those who have sold themselves, are there hands up to the nails in the blood of ukrainians in february 2

in the dundas.and to award our heroes to thank you. >> the city of bakhmut has seen battles there for weeks. the devastated city has become a symbol of ukraine's resistance. and with russia advancing on the battlefield, zelensky's tribute to soldiers comes at a critical time. wesley want to thank you for the professionalism and your work. you were defending it on your front. >> zelensky's visit near the front lines comes just days after russian president vladimir putin took his first ever trip to the eastern donbass region. visiting his troops in russian occupied variable. the federal reserve raised its benchmark lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point. chief jerome powell announced the move as part of his campaign to bring down inflation. why did they decide to do this? i am was had the feeling they would do anything today. >> is the most difficult decision if fed has had to make in a while. it is basically this decision with whether you keep inflation rising. remember this silken valley ba

the city is an important hub for ukrainian troops in the dundas. >> russia says it annexed nearly nooral one/5 of ukrainian territory. moscow's forces have made clear gains around bakhmut, but elsewhere, the russian offensive has not yielded territory in other major assaults further north and south along the front line. >> intelligence being reviewed by u.s. officials suggests a pro-ukrainian group carried out an attack on the nord stream pipelines last year according to "the new york times." the u.s. and nato describe the explosion as an act of sabotage. moscow blamed the west. the pipelines link pressure to western europe. they report citing new intelligence suggesting a ukrainian group may have sabotaged these pipelines. what do we now know? >> just the latest in what has been a great amount of speculation about who was responsible for that attack. "the new york times" and other publications citing intelligence officials as saying they have evidence that ukrainian groups discussed the possibility of attack. the officials stopping short of actually confirming that it was these grou

the move comes as kyiv forces are digging in to bakhmut in the eastern dundas against the russian invasion force. berlin is providing tanks and fighting vehicles to ukraine as well as an air defense system. meanwhile, the first british challenger tank has arrived on ukraine soil. germany, of course, is supplying tanks to ukraine as part of an ongoing promise from the country. >> a much-needed boost to ukraine's war effort, germany in it -- germany announced it had sent 18 leopard tanks to the country after crews had been trained to use them on german soil. >> the answer to your question is yes, we delivered leopard tanks as we announced. >> germany first agreed to supply the tanks to ukraine in january following months of sustained pressure from allies, and kyiv has also confirmed the arrival of u.k.-made challenger two tanks. the u.k. prime minister posted a photo to his facebook page of one of the tanks alongside other western military hardware, describing the tank as a work of military art. the u.k. declined to comment but did confirm that ukrainian crews were now back home after traini

figure, was in touch with us now , let's talk about russia, let's start talking about russia, oleg dundathe people of ukraine, and we just want to sum up before the voting of the online referendum began. we took place in the russian federation. good day . good health. let's start from another place . i will continue the referendum. the topic with mr. soshkovo is not very interesting. well. he is me he is at his place on sunday as is mine as is yours as i am at work he was just at work you are at work now but i can't force mr. sushka to do anything on his day off i don't say that force is very it is interesting that the peace is applied agreement, because i hear a lot about it, and here i am really interested in how people who talk about some kind of peace agreement with russia, how do they imagine putin medvedev, who is conditional, sitting there and signing with zelenskiy or zaluzhnym or someone else or with baid, it doesn’t matter the essence, it doesn’t matter, they will sign the peace water and in in this year of peace, it is prescribed that war criminals, including those who sign on

initiative to collect signatures to revoke the mandates of all deputies from the obszh party, oleg dundang this. it could be real, it seems that 50 signatures have been collected only at the current moment what do you know at the moment much more have already been collected over 150 but how many have been collected over 150 150 and there we are talking not only about the deprivation of the mandates of the deputies of the verkhovna rada, there we are also talking about the deputies of the local level if there are legal restrictions with the deputies of the verkhovna rada really during martial law , so because there is usually a list of early deprivation of powers to be considered hands honestly requires although if there is a legal restriction to correct their mandates although to remove them from leadership positions in committees as you mentioned, for example, nestor shufrych and many others more than e-e 10 deputies almost 20 deputies videopsj they have the position of the committee, for example, the first deputy for or the secretary of the committee , moreover, they report on the acti

we will talk about this and other things with oleg dunda, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovnammittee on the organization of state power . we congratulate you. we congratulate you. good evening. glory to ukraine. as they say. well, president zelensky fired three three heads of regional administrations . serhiy haida of luhansk and maksym marchenka of odesa, serhiy gamaliya of khmelnytskyi, mr. oleg , please share your inside information and, in particular , what was the motivation, we understand that three heads vatsa - these are three different biographies, in particular, and labor ones, yes, some of the candidates were accompanied by certain such information scandals , it is difficult to check everything for sure, but you have my word. that mr. gaidai has long been talking about the question of whether he can go to diplomatic work, this is about what, by the way, our minister of foreign affairs of the leva bank also said that we have a large personnel deficit and may remember that he will find additional himself in this job, and he will do a lot of good, because we have to un

pavlovsky expert on social policy, people's deputy of ukraine of the sixth-seventh convocation, and oleg dunda, people's deputy of ukraine , thank you very much for the a-a comments, in fact, the world is so cynical, great migrations of peoples took place even in the middle ages , great immigrations also took place in the xix century, in the xx century that is it was and i have many ukrainians today in australia, canada , argentina, it is also in brazil, it is also a fact, you have to fight, you have to think, and actually money , the time has come to talk about money during the war oleksandr murchevka with us oleksandra good evening. good evening, vasyl. thank you for your word. in the next few minutes, i will talk traditionally about ukrainian energy, and you will also learn about the price forecast, what inflation will be in the future, wait for a lot of interesting things, there will be more in a moment. i am oleksandr marchenko. congratulations, this is a column about money. during the war does not start with such optimistic figures for the ukrainian economy , in particular, despite the w

as dunda himself says, five and a half million people on the internet took part in this vote.where these five and a half people voted from, and they definitely voted for independence there. urals, siberia, and the kuban, and here in principle. well, on the one hand, it is supposedly more like an information company, and on the other hand, oleksandr, well, in russia , dissatisfaction with moscow exists in all regions, and in them every russian will say that this is moscow a separate country and there is a whole other russia which well, a completely different country let's say that in terms of social welfare and there in terms of the comfort of living there and about access to various services of state services and on this i think now is just very well, we should play first of all, but the question of when they will stop taking pelmeni for their killed relatives and throwing pelmeni in the face of the government that brings this issue open, first stop turning to putin, save us, help our boys who will now go to action and get captured there and somehow they will destroy a a a a t

volodymyr ariyev, we had deputies yesterday, oleg dunda was there, and ariyev said that this could beto the fact that before the opening of this center or before the organization, at the beginning, there was somehow involved and involved goncharenko, who is was oppositional at least before the war as a deputy. does it really matter in odessa who belonged to which political force before the war? well, in fact, it should . it is clear, yes, that is the honcharenko center - it is a network of centers in which english is taught there and different, let's say well, they hold events there to educate people about various interests for people, but it was the first honcharenko center opened at the base , volunteers were first formed, then they decided to help them, uh, a public organization that runs honcharenko centers, uh, who are they? yes, it is engaged in some, but this public organization and what difference does it make who is tangential to that center if there are hundreds of volunteers weaving camouflage nets helping the army, but it is not clear to me that there is a war in us every

about we will have people's deputies, there will be a people 's deputy from the people's hearing, oleg dunda in particular. there is a deadline, for example, draft laws because he doesn't like them and what. why doesn't the parliament work then? this is a very important question for me. it seems to me that a deputy should answer this question first of all, that is , what is the parliament for at all if it works just like uh people who they will take responsibility for other people's bills , well, that's one thing. well, you know, they wrote a bill in the president's office, they raised a bill and took responsibility for its adoption , but everything should not be like that in our parliamentary first of all, the republic and the parliament itself are the representatives of the people. well, if they are not the representatives of the people, then what will they do in general in this country? well, this is a very important question. and well, i would also be interested to ask whether our interlocutors, for example, submitted a declaration that now it is not necessary, only 4% filed a declaratio

expert on social policy, people's deputy of ukraine of the sixth and seventh convocations and oleg dundas deputy of ukraine, thank you very much for your comments, in fact, the world is so cynical, great migrations of peoples took place in the middle ages and great migrations also took place in the 19th century in

volodymyr and the people's deputy of ukraine and his colleague also the people's deputy of ukraine oleg dundas already on our air, gentlemen, we greet you good morning actually, let's start with this story, if you don't mind. well, it's just not finished until now. it seems to me that it's a huge scandal when the entire committee of the shevchenkivska prize is resigning, that is, they are going on this demarche. one of the members of this committee is already a former shevchenkivska . awards, ostap slyvinsky explained three things about the fact that the decree has not yet been signed. maybe it is still signed, maybe he missed something, he wrote that this is not respect for society, it is disrespect for the laureates themselves, and he says that for each she i decided to quote the correct laureate in quotation marks, they say you are good, but look who contributed to the victory and he says here what about iryna cilyk, who starred for the world in a film about russian aggression against ukraine, she did not contribute to the victory , wait for the gate, a poet, a volunteer, the voice of this

does not take into account military casualties in bakhmut, where the battle continues in the eastern dundasays russia fired over 80 missiles across ukraine in the most intense sequence of attacks in weeks. six hypersonic missiles were fired by russia. ukraine's military does not have the strike power to shoot those down. places struck include kyiv, the capitol, kharkiv, and lviv. energy stations were targeted, but civilians work in the firing line. >> a lot of ukrainian commentators were beginning to say that russians were rning low on missiles because they h no done such a massive strike as this one for a long time and when they did do massive strikes massivas some of the strikes they had done in the autumn, but today, this strike was notable not only because it was their biggest one in weeks with 81 rockets fired plus eight drones -- i'm not sure exactly how many weeks, but for a very long time, but in some ways, it was the biggest one there has been since this campaign started on october 10 in terms of the types of rockets use because russia used 10 that used six hypersonic missiles, the