what are the strategic goals to restore the strategic goal to restore the countries of eastern europe begin to interact with them to provide conditions for long -term development - this is a strategic goal. let us recall that the largest military operations to liberate europe occurred in the spring-summer period of 19445 in all countries of eastern europe which the red army, driving the nazis towards berlin, did not take place passively. and this it means that there was no grain, there was no sowing in all the countries of eastern europe, and this means that it was a famine, you understand, because ahead after we made peace accordingly and ended the victorious great patriotic war on may 9, and then world war ii on september 1 war. it was necessary to clearly understand that it was necessary to feed not only the soviet union, but also the countries in eastern europe in which there was no sowing season, and winter was close, but it was necessary to restore housing, it was necessary to restore the glass in at least close the warm circuit. it was necessary to solve a lot of issues at once

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it was in the plans to strike when the soviet army approached the borders of eastern europe , carpetbing of all these capitals and large cities began. eastern europe that is, it was the goal that the intimidation of the soviet union by these bombings were directed in exactly the same way as the bombardiers, like hiroshima and nagasaki, these were acts of intimidation of the soviet union so that the soviet union understood. with what force will he face in the future, another absolutely cannibalistic plan was being prepared and the fact that the germans, of course, do not attach importance to this today and do not think about the fact that if they became let's say i slowed down this race for berlin then. and capitulation would have come here, well, at other times, this, of course, is a hypothetical statement of the question. but, of course, it is terrifying during the years of the war, great britain and the united states increased their fleet of strategic bombers, which means that great britain had about 1,500. and, the united states of america brought it to 2080 pieces. that is, this

production volumes today meeting of the alliance monitoring committee what forecasts do experts make eastern europe cannot withstand the flow of ukrainian food? what are the reasons? in volgograd, they launched the production of liquid armor, what is its uniqueness? tours in the capital on the stage of the moscow art theater named after chekhov these days are played by artists of the alexandria theater. what performances did they bring? and let's start with an investigation into the explosion in a cafe in st. petersburg , the military commander maxim fomin, better known, died as vladlen tatarsky, according to inform agencies, a suspected of committing a crime, a resident of the northern capital, daria, demanded that she already fell into the field of view of law enforcement agencies for participating in unauthorized rallies, official information about the detention is not yet available and now on a direct line from st. petersburg to our correspondent dmitry akimov dima greetings we are waiting for details from you. hello sasha. well, now we continue to work on the spot, the incident. ah, vehicular

so the idea was that some of those grain at least could be transported through eastern europe througha, hungary, through romania, through poland, and that it would make its way onto global markets that way. but the problem was this was a fairly clunky system and a lot of that grain remained in eastern europe where it was sold cheaply and it undercut prices for local farmers. cheaply and it undercut prices for localfarmers. that's cheaply and it undercut prices for local farmers. that's why local farmers are up in arms. so the move to ban these imports were started off by poland. poland has been a vocal supporter of ukraine in military terms, in terms of getting military terms, in terms of getting military equipment, both from its own reserves and elsewhere into ukraine. but there are elections coming up in poland as well and the farmers there are a very vocal force, so they need to be appeased. the european commission has already put european funds into eastern europe to compensate some of these farmers but it has clearly not be enough. now you have a little bit of a stand—off where h

this enterprise is a system that forms for eastern europe for the land of eastern europe, this is certainly the introduction of external management of rosneft assets in germany, the situation on the german market, according to experts, has deteriorated sharply, it is necessary to look for new oil suppliers and build logistics. moreover, due to the sanction, deliveries to refineries in sweden are possible only through gdansk, and here the word combination polish is increasingly heard. revenge, because germany is accustomed to the role of the economic leader of the eu, if we are talking about a single large one of the largest enterprises in the country, such as an oil refinery in sweden then it becomes completely dependent on three directions of supplies rostock supplies from kazakhstan on friendship and poland, while both rostock and supplies from kazakhstan are negligible, and supplies from poland become the main ones and that's essentially it, if poland will have some problems, then the problem will automatically begin, and in germany, market analysts voice the opinion that comparable resp

remember this amount of the we built into the eastern europe for that matter. europe will this terms of prices and local production, largely in eastern europe, and that is the whole sense of having the start of the world whereby indirectly the arctic cultural sector is going to be largely lot in the damage. and then, of course, be very much dependent on the supply from united states. if you follow up to the top of the logic, you're going to stand why the wheat is not, then they got enough. respect to africa is a di needs, you know, the price is not good, they want to, they don't want to supply africa. that's not the primary target. primary target is to make the people dependent on the ultimate production from united states. so interesting point they put, that is, you know, the west blames are constantly blames rush of posing obstacles to this deal in these allocations are justified. nothing close to the know nothing further the from the shoots. again, i'm the sister of the say that, remember, you proclaim to 2 years ago full to for the for program, which is the director position to t

unequal destructive capitalist relations throughout eastern europe. now, you mentioned this unequal and exploited for relationship and i think it applies not only to some europe actually applies all over the world and even more so in the united states because i myself studied there. i know that most americans are very conscientious, hard working, good hearted people. 7 who want to do good, both to that communities into the world who work hard, sometimes struggle to and to make as me. and yet, you know this, this message that you have been championing for many decades. either doesn't reach them or they don't seem to care. what is that? why do you think the majority of americans don't seem to be you know, responding to the activism of people like yourself? well, one thing right here in the very center of this imperialist system, i mean that is what, what this says. corporate power has absolute control of the media of the message, whether it is through the schools and the churches, but it is through every form of media from sports to entertainment. and it

remember, this amount of the we built into the eastern europe for that matter. europe was this terms of prices and local production, largely in eastern europe, and that is a whole sense of having the start of the wool whereby indirectly the arctic cultural sector is going to be largely lot in the damage. and then of course, be very much dependent on the supply from united states. if you follow up the top of the logic, you're going to stand why the week is not then you got enough to stick to the suck is di needs, you know, the price is not good. they want to, they don't want to supply africa. it's not the primary target. primary target is to make the people dependent on the ultimate production from the united states. the climate change is obviously heavily fading on africa. central insulting africa. and obviously our figures are going to say no to the supply. but obviously under certain terms and conditions, we're not going to ask because such, we're not going to go into the slavery because of this week. again, this is a very sensitive issue for africa as well as the crane county. got

you know, when you look at the history, the last 2 century as of eastern europe, everybody's borders have been changed a lot. okay. and they're not, they don't stand out there. but i mean this, this, this, what's a great, say, a trip wire for europe, because as a member of nato in good standing, it's machinations, could just prove disastrous for everyone. and it seems, you know, when, when the polls are given such a welcome in washington, it seems to be giving them an indication that they have a lot more leeway than we'd like to think. what are your thoughts on that? because that again, this would be laughable, but were so very dangerous to point out to everybody. i lived in poland for 10 years. okay. i understand that the extreme is people can go, let's put it that way better. well, i am not quite convinced that poland is going to be able to get away with maintaining its traditionalism inside of nato. i think that perhaps they are being tolerated in this, but it's temporary in the same way that the global is tolerated. china, until it became clear in the last few years to them that y

in the majority of people, but in many of those who follow merkel's negative role in central eastern europe and there were such voices that this is frank-walter steinbeier, what does it mean, uh, it's profitable, that on this, of course, steinmeier's formula rewards the dead , that georgia and ukraine were banned from joining nato , and it looks very ugly, at the same time, it must be understood that merkel's criticism, after all, remains professionally limited criticism of this bubble of people who understand central-eastern europe and who follow the political processes there . germans, germans, their attitude towards merkel. i think that they have not changed much, at least because they do not look so deeply into budapest themselves there is the role of merkel, the minsk process and and and and and this pilot is too professional and they don’t look so deep, so i think that globally in germany the attitude to death has not changed much because of the war , that is, of course it has become more negative, but it is not radically, but in the groin, bulba, it’s like that towards merkel , the a

eastern europe bans it from ukrainian agricultural products, for which local farmers suffer from ukrainian grain and other products, in the end they will force our production out of the market. garden to fence what rules for summer residents are valid in the new season, right? kherson region ukrainian forces which fired on new kakhovka were beaten from large-caliber mortars killed one civilian two were seriously injured, residential buildings of the ambulance station were damaged in the city, power supply was disrupted, well, our artillery, during the counter-battery fight , destroyed an enemy howitzer d-30 in the rabbi's bereslav about the vicinity of teginka mortar, and in the coals they gave ukrainian the troops conducted reconnaissance in battle, our defenses tried to probe heavy equipment, however , it was not possible to take our soldiers and the enemy by surprise, as they repelled the attack in sergei pikuln's report. intelligence reported from kolidar in the direction of our positions began the movement of heavy equipment apu from the military airfield raise a pair of attack helico

to produce nuclear fuel ourselves, well, what does this mean for third countries, especially eastern europeunits that work with atoms are located. and by the way, in russian there are 16 fuel units for such power plants in the czech republic, slovakia, hungary, even in finland 2, that is, ukraine can now purely, even geographically, at a price , replace the nuclear fuel that they take through rosatom, that is, in principle, ukraine had the advantage that it had already lost its independence it can help rid the countries of these realities, including eastern europe, more than that. well, strategically, yes. if you raise the framework of this issue, it is, of course, extremely important in the context of the fact that preparations for jsman and japan are now taking place. is very determined. by the way, as the presiding country and, in principle, all the g7 countries, and yet subject to sanctions all nuclear atomic energy so that it does not belong to the russian federation. well, and in general, to take under a completely different level of control the control of all nuclear weapons in the w

after the european union dragged eastern europe to itself, in my opinion, the old european clitoris didly understand what eastern europeans are, what are poles? what is so to say, the czech republic with the slovaks? what are the bulgarians brothers slavs, so to speak, what are even the hungarians and the romanians. what the baltics are, they didn’t understand that’s all, because their desire is completely obvious european. elite yes, manage these people and illusions. about the fact that these people can be controlled, but simply because you give them money. they had nothing to do with this very thing in life. and it was quite obvious that these people sooner or later, and you are out of control here, while they will take money, that they will actually play completely with others, as it were, yes, uh, that means poles of influence and you they will become for you a problem, and they have become such problems for the european union to a significant extent, because if not eastern europe may be the european union would not be absolutely so, so to speak, useless, as it were, and not needed

newly liberated countries in eastern europe were clamoring to get into the institutions. that is a great legacy of the marshall plan. host: we covered your remarks about this on book tv in an event in 2019. you call the marshall plan " visionary but hardheaded". explain that? guest: the reason we are talking about the marshall plan today is because we see it as a success. it was a success partly because of the way we had to find the boundaries of the plan. if we had, at the time, to find success in terms of being able to bring poland and czechoslovakia into the marshall plan, two countries that very much wanted to participate, but which stalin would not allowed to participate. if we had made that fundamental to the marshall plan, we would not have succeeded and we would not be talking about the marshall plan today. the reason is we would ultimately have had to go to war with the soviet union in order to even try to achieve the same. it was a fundamental objective of the marshall plan to secure vital american interest in europe without having to go toward. we made some ver

newly liberated countries in eastern europe were clamoring to get into the institutions. that is a great legacy of the marshall plan. host: we covered your remarks about this on book tv in an event in 2019. you call the marshall plan " visionary but hardheaded". explain that? guest: the reason we are talking about the marshall plan today is because we see it as a success. it was a success partly because of the way we had to find the boundaries of the plan. if we had, at the time, to find success in terms of being able to bring poland and czechoslovakia into the marshall plan, two countries that very much wanted to participate, but which stalin would not allowed to participate. if we had made that fundamental to the marshall plan, we would not have succeeded and we would not be talking about the marshall plan today. the reason is we would ultimately have had to go to war with the soviet union in order to even try to achieve the same. it was a fundamental objective of the marshall plan to secure vital american interest in europe without having to go toward. we made some ver

in western europe, he mainly uses fodder crops, because there is a developed belly, and eastern europe so happened that he grows this mm. uh, the same fodder crop. here, let's say wenge is growing corn, which is supplied to western europe in spain in italy and so on, and naturally at the present moment, when the quota for russia and ukraine was 1.5 million a year, then imagine ukraine for a month is at the same amount now, when the solidarity corridor was opened and therefore, naturally, cheap e is not of very high quality. uh, duty-free fodder grain that flooded into the market. e europe it how to make it so that the farmers who grew crops e-e in europe if the grain turned out to be uncontrollable in terms of prices, so this would cause dissatisfaction precisely in the countries, but in eastern europe but why e europe in principle, he is trying to negotiate with his partners so that ukrainian grain somehow continues to exist. first of all, these are issues of inflation, because if there is cheap grain with ukraine, then this affects the security of europe, because it is better to buy

of ​​ukraine , the geopolitical situation changes without a peak, including all of europe, and in particular, easterne, it is clear . so it may be, so to speak, also a parallel track of certain groups of polish politicians who may want to talk with moscow, in contrast to the situation with the half-sot and moscow er-e conditional half-sot where necessary make a coup d'état that poland was not completely under russia, let's just say that america is present plus the common sense of polish society is enough that the common sense of the poles is very important the poles understood everything from the first day and these refugees because what was putin thinking putin was thinking yes the european court almost fell apart because a million refugees from the middle east, i remember 15 million , how many ukrainians entered the european union. well, putin, taking into account everything , the european union will not exist, and the first wave of refugees was taken over by ordinary poles. to the homes, the state was not prepared, the state cannot from the camps for refugees and black people, that's right, that i

the geopolitical situation is changing, and without a peak, including the whole of europe, and in particular, eastern's clear well, i'm just saying that for every pilsudsky, there will be a dmovsky , and for every pro-ukrainian environment, in poland, for some reason, there have always been grafski and there may be, so to speak, also a parallel track of certain groups of polish politicians who may want to talk with moscow, in contrast to the situation with the pilsudski refusal e. coup d'état that poland was not completely under russia, let's just say it was enough america was present plus the common sense of polish society that common sense is very important poles understood everything from the first day and these refugees because what was putin thinking putin was thinking yes the european court almost fell apart after a million refugees from the middle east, i remember 15 million. and how many ukrainians entered the european union? well, putin took into account that there simply would not be a whole european union, and the refugees took over the first wave ordinary poles to go to their homes, the s

no, i think that i think the move that we're seeing in eastern europe today and indeed in the soviet union are going to go forward and i think people are watching more with horror and saying how given this movement towards democracy. can the chinese leadership react in the way they have and so i think it's i think i think this may be a sign to others around the world that people are are heroic when it comes to their commitment to democratic change, and i would just urge the chinese leaders to recognize that last row here. we're going to cross that said. yeah this president their reports that the chinese military is badly divided in this for this crackdown the authorities brought in some troops from the debt conflict if that's the case. how does the suspending our these military relationships encourage any kind of change? i mean you explain what the point of doing that is. i already did david you missed it. i'd explained it because i want to keep it on the military side this i've expressed here rhetorically the indignation we feel i recognize the history of china moving into its own m

the columnist concludes that central and eastern europe needs a new led security system. once prompted the political elite of our part of the continent to make a bold decision to join first the kreslev and then the union of lublin at that time. the determination to turn the polish–lithuanian commonwealth into a union. three nations were not enough. it was a historical mistake. and here are the participants of the easter marches peace, which are now going all over germany to about hundreds of cities in the country, on the contrary , are considered erroneous european actions. the tradition of nato hawks to carry out such actions against the use of weapons on the eve of easter according to the gregorian calendar appeared in germany in the 60s against the backdrop of the threat of nuclear war. today marchers in berlin, frankfurt and munich called on nato to stop supplying weapons to kiev and return to diplomacy daria grigorova yevgeny samsonov european bureau of news. on the leader's provocative tour taiwan across america china today responded with a single sharp sword. so in

second reason that more agricultural products appeared on european markets, and in particular in eastern europet europe also helps ukraine by opening its markets and its market for trade. this means that ukraine can sell more to the countries of the european union, it can sell more freely, tariffs were removed. as we know, ukraine concluded an agreement on a free trade zone with the european union a long time ago, and now the accumulation of all these factors is the main of which, obviously, the russian war and the black sea blockade led to this situation in which the governments want to show that they protect their farmers to such steps, they say that in addition to poland, hungary and slovakia can join and others, in particular, similar voices are heard from bulgaria, farmers' protests were also in bohdan's romania, how does ukraine plan to solve this issue and can it solve it? the leadership of the european union should also influence, well, the leadership of the european union must influence this. and as for the ukrainians efforts, we know that since last weekend the ukrainian minister of a

remember, this amount of the wheat dropped into the eastern europe for that matter. europe hold disturb low prices and a local production largely in eastern europe. and that's the whole set of having the start of the war whereby indirectly, the hourly cultural sector is going to be largely largely damaged. and then of course, be very much dependent on the supply from united states. or if you follow the top of the logic, you're going to stand wider, which is not only got the nasty cater spec to africa. it is diag needs, you know, the prices are not good, they want to, they don't want to supply africa. it's not an primary target. primary target is to make the people dependent on the ultimate production from united states. changes obviously, are heavily beating under, on africa central and south africa. and obviously i think is we're going to say no to the supply. but obviously under certain terms and conditions, we're not going to ask because such will not going to go into the slavery because of this week. again, this is a very sensitive issue for africa as well. now the ukraine convent w

now all the calamities in the eastern europe of the farmer are clogged.ion, the village is dying in the fields, the harvest is ripening, and nothing can be sold. the embargo on ukrainian supplies turned out to be belatedly following the european agrarian crisis tatyana belova tatyana well , the so-called corridors of solidarity narrowed vadim's europe, as soon as it came to money and profit, the entire graduation solidarity immediately disappeared. ukraine ceases to be interesting to europe as part of a grain deal. although the kiev regime tried very hard to please its masters and handed it over to the west. almost all stocks of grain. as a result, the export of spheres de. wheat corn sunflower oil and vegetables brought down the incomes of eastern european farmers, although they managed to get an embargo on ukrainian supplies from their governments, but by this time they were already on the verge of ruin in the european agrarian crisis - this is a story about serious mistakes and miscalculations of the european commission, back in 2014, when the european

why, so that in the event of a crisis in this region of eastern europe, a could be transferred to the this. here, she is ready to stand and waiting to be supported. in good condition. we took the equipment, loaded it, refueled it and you can go to battle. that's what this story is for. yes. e. there is also an airfield in the train. there will also be drones. as far as i know, the eu base is american. but this is one moment, and the second we know that literally in the month of march the first was opened. uh, the permanent us base in poland, uh, that is, if, according to the founding act, uh, the russians of the ninety-seventh year in the countries of eastern europe that uh moved to nato after the collapse of the soviet union after the collapse of the warsaw pact, and it was forbidden, uh, the presence of these foreign bases on the territory of these strange permanently, then the exit was on one as on a rotational one, which is a strange baltic and poland and us troops nato troops other countries are on rotational basis and in biden's 22nd year on the eve of madrid itself. it should b

but nevertheless, this is what i'm talking about because really that's the attitude of europe, eastern europekrainians. now it's showing up in full. this is what ukraine is waiting for in case these borders fall, and if it becomes part of some death of the commonwealth anything, whatever you call this project call it but even nato or the european union relationships it will still be the same anyway you are serfs. you cannot earn. where we do not give you. we will give you hands to perish perish as much as you like. advertising trip took place the day before and was not prepared. in advance, this is how the kremlin commented on vladimir putin's visit by a special military operation zone in the territories of two new regions of russia at once . chiefs, and sergey shoigu and valery gerasimov maintained a video link with him. more about this and what gift the head of state presented to the soldiers in the material of alexei golovko kherson region vladimir putin flew in an mi-8 helicopter and even on such a sudden trip the president's cortege is sent by a nuclear briefcase to the genius stella wit

after its removal of the quota for ukraine , its agricultural exports to the countries of eastern europeulation are not understood, and this is a contradiction. between the goals of the european union and european farmers, they have entered into such a contradiction, which we see in the form of a demonstration in the form of dimash eastern countries, and how is the un program ready to help the eu get rid of excess ukrainian grains, which the quote destroys the markets of eastern europe, said the director of the global office of the food program in brussels and berlin, martin frick, on the idea that this grain should already reach the countries that need it most and this is clearly not a strange question for the west to extend or complete grain deal. should be decided by mid-may. in the fight against the west, russia must work ahead of the curve several steps ahead, it is expected and before convincing to prevent the actions of our opponents, and in solving this problem a huge role belongs to nikolai patrushev spoke about this to domestic science today at a meeting of the scientific counc

to that in eastern europe and here with you at the rivne nuclear power station there are reactors ofvr 440 series, these are half as powerful reactors and so far this fuel is not produced , at least the development is ongoing and i hope that it will appear in the near future. so thank you for switching from that fuel one type for another type of fuel requires at least four years, it was a four-year cycle and accordingly only a quarter of the zone in one year you can overload thank you for the clarification of human lithuanian energy experts was in touch but really about what they say about sanctions regarding the to the atom, this is already a victory. at this point, i will say goodbye to you, but there is no goodbye to the big ether , vasyl winter will tell a lot more , stay with us , it is difficult to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence, an unpleasant situation can arise at any time even from a slight effort, fortunately - this is behind me feminost uro helped me thanks to natural ingredients feminost uro helps to restore control of urination in the melon a

kiev-pechersk lavra, believers had to literally break out the trust christ sowed a seed of doubt eastern europe bans it from ukrainian agricultural products, because of which ukrainian grain and other products suffer local farmers, in the end, our production will be pulled out of the market. we start with a message from the kherson region ukrainian security forces fired on novaya kakhovka billy from large-caliber mortars one civilian was killed two civilians were seriously wounded in the city residential buildings of the ambulance station were damaged power supply was disrupted, but our artillery during the counter-battery fight destroyed an enemy howitzer d-30 in the wounded bereslav , a in the vicinity of teginka mortar, and in the corner of the gift , ukrainian troops conducted reconnaissance of the battles. they tried to probe our defenses with heavy equipment, but to take our soldiers by surprise. the enemy did not succeed, as they repelled the attack in the report of sergei pikulin. intelligence reported from the kolidar in the direction of our positions began the movement of heavy equipm