i worked quite extensively with nato in europe as well.— in europe as well. i did, yes. asure to be with _ in europe as well. i did, yes. it is a pleasure to be with you. - in europe as well. i did, yes. it is a pleasure to be with you. the i in europe as well. i did, yes. it is. a pleasure to be with you. the last three years of my career were in germany, so it was an interesting end to a long career. did germany, so it was an interesting end to a long career.— germany, so it was an interesting end to a long career. did you ever envisaae end to a long career. did you ever envisage a — end to a long career. did you ever envisage a situation _ end to a long career. did you ever envisage a situation like - end to a long career. did you ever envisage a situation like this, i end to a long career. did you ever envisage a situation like this, in l envisage a situation like this, in which russia would attempt to regain territory that had been lost when the soviet union broke up? you know, uuite the soviet union broke up? you know, quite frankly — the soviet union broke up? you

how worried are you about the current lo river water levels we're seeing across europe? well, we see another stress test to the water system in europe. and we currently find all the problem points. we've seen some in 2018 already. but as your report already said, and the dr. points to low points in the rivers where later in the year in october. and now that even earlier, and we might see problems with shipping, which is already reduced and might even come to hold in parts of germany and parts of europe. now the drug is having a serious impact on the various industries. you mentioned shipping that which ones are struggling the most is not just shipping. is it? no, it varies across europe. we see that in spain and portugal in italy, agriculture is, is in huge trouble. we see that in france, energy production is in trouble because it needs water from the rivers for cooling . and it can take enough to produce energy. in germany, we see actually the shipping in the u. k. recei groundwater levels falling. so it's all across europe and depending on where water is used most in differ

megate now on the way we have to protect the safety of the largest nuclear facility of ukraine and europe wellourse a completely logical question arises mr. e why does the whole world call the hmm parties to a dialogue, as they say the parties to the military conflict, instead of calling on russia to withdraw from the territory of an independent state and in this way solve this simple problem well, in fact, what is the difference to what they call for calls, we have already heard a lot from the un, too, myself the end of which he appeared here in us and in moscow two months after the start of the war, the un is calling for it, is it not calling for it in reality, as in that bad anecdote, in reality it does not happen by itself, the makhat mission is of course good cool, but it is important that it becomes permanent, why doesn’t russia launch a mission, it’s crazy, it’s completely conscious that it wants to raise rates, it wants to either accuse us of some fatal provocations, or arrange a winter for us and the europeans in such a way that there is no electricity, really disconnect the gas stati

the main thing is that in europe, where is it? welland on food, the main thing is that europe, because it pays more for products and more for energy sources, does not forget to support us with weapons in this war and financially. of course, if we did not support weapons, well, you understand what odesa was justified because now, in fact , anyone can sow something or harvest. so, where exactly is mr. roman from us, he is also a dezhuk, so of course, of course, we understand all that, first of all, we thank the armed forces of ukraine . right now, we will talk about the uh, how much we will pay for all kinds of uh, or whether we will have heat in our homes this winter, because they say that the temperature in our apartments will drop by four, it was four, three, two, it will become 28 i don't know we have a lot of interesting things in general, the statistical temperature in ukraine is usually higher than, for example, in britain. if you watch british films and tv series there, you would probably have seen more than once that when there

europe. russia is doing well, europe is not. joe biden is calling for unconditional surrender from vladimir putin. here's the weird thing: play any reality-based measure, vladimir putin is not losing the war in ukraine when he's winning at the war in ukraine, andrew biden says we won't stop until you -- unconditional surrender. this is not just bad policy: this makes no sense. it only makes sense if the goal is to completely destroy it in the west in order to make way

they say that what's unfolding, he threatened not only them, but the entirety of europe. well, with all eyes and separation, we asked our correspondent, their young philip schultz to give us the latest on the vault of situation at the nuclear power station. well, after our days of horrible news, there are some potentially good news said during a phone call with a friend president my call hootin agreed to emission of international inspectors at the power plant. this is remarkable because he seems to agree to ukrainian demands to let the inspectors travel through ukrainian or controlled territories. so this is a huge, a step forward. of course we have to see if he will really stick to this announcements. there have been very many misleading announcements in the past, and in the meantime, a situation at the power plant remains highly dangerous. a lot of international experts say that it's not only the shelling of the plan that is so dangerous, but also the increasing risks are increasing risk of potential power cuts that could lead to a serious overheating of the reactors with di

, the entire space segment , it only strengthens europe, it does not weaken it well, now there is another factor, the factor of the ukrainian armed forces today is really a more combat-capable army on the territory of europe, and this factor can be so well er, the cornerstone of the formation of the future security architecture of the whole of europe with of course, this is how we move to russia to the russians. the question now is about the explosions in novofedorivka near the ukrainian city of saki in ukraine, on the ukrainian peninsula of crimea. you already talked a little at the beginning about the fact that the russians are still somehow asleep. these explosions were able to at least somehow, you know, disperse these russians. did they look at these explosions ? those who were in the crimea ran away and forgot, well, the most important thing is that these explosions upset the russian common man who still trusts the tv and listens a little to their wounded who talk about the horrors of war in ukraine and about the fact that mom, what should i do if the shooters

germany will lag behind other eurozone countries for the next 2 years, despite the energy crisis in europe well ukraine is offered to confiscate transit gas from russia with such an appeal was made by the deputy of the verkhovna rada dmitry razumkov. according to the parliamentarian, our energy resource, falling into the jurisdiction of other states, ceases to belong to russia, and ukraine can independently sell confiscated gas in europe at what price and how you can relate to such an initiative of consumers in the eu, the deputy decided not to specify. we watch to explore the world of educational programs and documentaries we watch for free without registration. russia expects that the magates mission can visit the zaporozhye nuclear power plant at the end of august, the permanent representative of our country to the un announced this after a meeting of the security council, russian pilots destroyed the strongholds of the armored vehicles of ukrainian nationalists, new targets were hit during a sortie of attack helicopters 28 from the rear, they were covered by mi-8s with a group of fighters.

and we've seen other effects from climate change across europe as well, whether it's the heat wave he waves like we've seen in the u. k. ah, wildfires here in germany and in other countries across the continent. a. so all, all of those things are being made worse by climate change, like the drought here and, and other parts of the world right now to some other baker report and from cologne there. thank you very much. some of the, a chess player from poland pass. i'll blasted his soaking wet rivals to win the trust championship with the difference. it all took place on the water. i. this is the final of the well to dive chest championships in london. it's the players who like a wetter challenge. contestants have to hold their breath while mulling them move on a board submerged in a swimming pool. the technique encourages quick thinking. the chessboard and pieces are weighted down. not so the players trying to see the pieces. keep yourself down as a lot more difficult, especially with play a long day, thankful to me. and every time i'm coming up, it's a, it's, it's, it's american in its

well, some people say that there will be a 1.5% drop in gdp, but the fact that europe will immediatelyian gas means that they will no longer count on russian gas. from this complex construction, i have a question for you , understanding this, well, it is not really profitable for putin to close this valve from europe, because as soon as he closes this valve, then at the same moment, according to the logic of things, russian gas will definitely will never go to europe again, even if he opens all the valves, this is not quite a logical thought , because look, i will explain to you that after all, the volume that we see a decrease in gas consumption in europe is present, that is, the europeans already have themselves, that is, they are closing their industrial facilities are reducing the use of gas there. of course, there is all the lighting. well, there where the gas test, for example, electricity comes as a part of there is hot water, that's all meager volumes, that's it. nothing about it , in fact, it won't give any economy, it's more the creation of this panic situation in such a way

does that tell us anything about what we can expect here in europe? well, no, no, not really well. it shows us that when global global energy prices come down, we should also benefit from it in the euro. but don't forget, global energy prices are in boston, us dollars, and we have a very weak current you right now. so this should almost offset the drop in global energy prices. at the same time, we see with germany, for example, that governments have introduce relief packages. they put some cap on prices, which artificially has brought down inflation. but these understandable so year in germany all in the entire year, the will see that inflation will continue to remain high. it could even increase after the summer and will only start to come down on the very end of this year. i know we're close to the 2 percent. the c b is aiming it, to what extent our energy prices caused by ukraine war separating the dynamics that we're seeing in the u. s. and in europe either is very easy. the u. s. is a net exporter of energy. the years a year is a net importer of energy is tell it to the power

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only nod my head, the only thing i will say is that well, why should ukraine help the germans, the french, the italians, if our national artists go to europe speak in russian there ah, about the classics of the ukrainophobes who, er, wrote, which we still worship, well, well, being a german, i would say that you guys are one people, sort it out among yourselves , sit down and come to an agreement, you writers are one and you buy the same ones with the same pronunciation. well, your conflict is bad. putin. well, in general, you should definitely be together with the russians. you came to us. you are lucky . you yourselves like music. there and so on in one common language, and it is not at all clear to me how the reaction is. today, during martial law, someone can afford kuma to europe. well, if morons have gathered and are taking these performances, then let's go to the institutions, bodies, i don't know. the security service of ukraine. the ministry of culture should ban such things and explain to these artists. for the benefit of russian propaganda and for the benefit of the kremlin , and i’m sorry. our soldiers are dying on the front li

i have already said that, in principle, they are ready for war, unlike europe, unlike europe. wellan, the ukrainian people. he, in principle, tears in this situation, you understand, because in europe it is necessary. well, listen, i'm not tired. i was just perfect initially there were few vladimirovna they the fact is that the topic is not something that even bothered or not. it's not as relevant as it should be. in europe they say pay for they tell you ukraine, what the hell about one moment when we hate russian freebies, and another moment when we have to pay. actually , it’s built on russophobia that they did what they achieved, this is what is called the closure of visas, and they will achieve this, i’ll say for sure they won’t close this iron factor, and so yes, no, no, well, when your pitching doesn’t work for this money . i just mean that they have a global task, that is, they cut off the population from russia, that is, they methodically competently cut off the population from russia, i’m on it would pay attention. how will it be there? we now clearly summarize. the first

, to europe. well, this is actually a window to europe.n the walk won, here we also triumphantly walked and the main prize and for directing and the actress received a european title, then after that we were actively called. we have been to many international festivals, and even won two american ones, so it really was such a step not only to europe and the world of retro shows for viewers in vyborg a great way to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of favorite films, and for the creators of the picture, a reason to remember the features of the shooting was filmed then on a small semi-amateur camera, and then transferred to the big screen, combined real city and people with actors. in general, there was such an interesting story, it was filmed with very long shots, so it was all curious, interesting and new for me, as a director and all the groups, the story is about three young people who, in the summer of st. petersburg all day without sitting down for a long time, became an audience hit , northern capital the picture appears bright and

of course, to say that after the second world war, there was no large-scale military action in europe, wellin other parts of the world there were er and uh, if you look at the war in ukraine, uh, not from the point of view of this moral-psycho moral-psychological shock, which uh, the civilized countries of uh, europe, north america, uh, well, clean those who supported ukraine well, for other countries for which violence, for example, the seizure of foreign territories does not look so crazy and unacceptable for these countries, the scale of our war is smaller than the established one. in other words, we can say that the global south -e largely ignores our war er-e sympathizes too much with ukraine and sees this whole situation through the prism of his er very pragmatic interests. well, will there be er corn or will it not be imported? how will oil prices go, how will gas prices go and so on ? it is so to speak a change and a request. well, there is beating in that sense. it still seems to me that the failure of the existing systems of international security has become absolutely obvious. in

throw what kind of china this is europe well, look, look, we are transporting from poland. ne from poland well, yes, from europe, the owner himself, by the way, chose. oh , why don't you bother him? i have all the documents, all the invoices are there. and in general it no here. and when it will be unknown in the evening, probably after 6:00. call him. tell him to speed up. i don't know me and i don't have a lost number. what are you filling me with, and you say your documents are in order ses environmental certificate of registration, and in order. so, i'll have to take you to the department and check everything there thoroughly and it's good if nothing happens to your clothes. and if it happens, so we are the whole market, then we will wool and say that it was you who lost the boss's phone. so let's call him and say him to come as soon as possible, or whatever the owner 's name is sergey, this is not nadezhda, this is captain grigoriev of the criminal investigation department. no, nothing has happened yet. you need to urgently come to the market to have a serious conversat

against the dollar take a look at this chart of the russian ruble against the euro russia is doing well and europe is not doing very well at all, and now joe is going to call on vladimir putin for unconditional surrender. and this is strange, based on real facts. vladimir putin is not losing the war in ukraine, he is winning war in ukraine and joe biden. says we won't stop until he prefers auraless surrender. this is bad policy. it's crazy, it doesn't make any sense. actually. this only makes sense if the goal is to completely destroy the west to make way for chinese global dominance otherwise. how else to explain this behavior, indeed the most popular american tv presenters call a spade a spade and say that putin is winning the war on ukraine and what it can mean in general for the general alignment,

yes, but the diplomats in estonia, america, england, europe everywhere should know, well, relativelythat's how he fought putin. well, he raises questions

well, when a serious one broke out in the very center of europe, because in the former yugoslavia , ite or less successful there everything is fast, although there were also victims. it was really there, but you know there was no participant in the conflict with a nuclear state , and whose right you are, with all due respect to the russian federation, you can’t compare it with the same russian federation, but when conflict where the direct and guilty participant from the russian federation is here and found that it is not capable of security because this country has the right to enter everything it does not like, blocks and will continue to block. so, i think that the issue here is not that the un the fact is that the system of world order and the system of collective security, which was created by mankind after the second world war, ended it all with the signing of the un charter, and the entire security system in the world, which existed more or less until the end of the 90s , was based on it h until 2008 and then it all began to collapse by the russian federation, aggression in geor

well it's stupidity in europe that's it this season. you can comment how you want. which continues, the temperature has already risen by several degrees in the summer or in europe and here. european territory of russia therefore, here are such heat waves, and we see them more often. here is the main reason, in addition to this, this atmospheric circulation, which is not stable, and sometimes enters the so -called blocking mode, that is, such a long-lived, but blocking anticyclone is formed, which prevents the transfer of cool, cool in summer , and masses from the north atlantic since the ocean . well, 20 degrees are warmed up there, and 25-30 over land. so this leads to the formation of such extreme heat, which are climatological, that is, most often found precisely in the western and eastern in europe in the summer at this time, we most often experience such events, but i’ll say that it was still, was it hot, but i’m by no means extremely hot, everything was extreme in europe in 2003, comparable to our heat in moscow in 2010 was really extreme. uh, right now in the

well, now their command says that this is symbolic, that years after those ancient events, they should return to europe again, well, about three hundred soldiers from the centaurs and they will be transferred already in the fall now there is such an active preparation for redeploying them, you know what they say, this is a temporary resupply, however, it will be until the war in ukraine ends. well, you and i would like it to be faster, but of course the american pantogon command does not know when it will be, well, that is why they are going for such a limited but unspecified time, and it is already known where these additional units will be placed, this famous 101st romania, bulgaria, hungary and slovakia, and they say that everything is being done to strengthen the eastern flank nato and for its protection, well, and what’s more interesting , in order to feel safe, countries from this region are asking not only for an american military presence, but also for an increase in the contingent, but also tax weapons. well, i took from a huge article has just come out, and the correspondents of the newspaper

we understand it very well, but in the end they wanted a new molotov-ribbentrop pact, the german chancellor told us directly that putin wants to draw a line with a pencil in europe to divide this is mine and this is conditionally yours and that's how we'll live. and it doesn't work either, well, we've never agreed with the people, history is already in the 21st century, not even in the 20th , although russia lives at most in the 20th. we perfectly understand what ideology is based on this empire was built not before the empire, which did not take place and there are no other options, but what they say is that nato guarantees are not guarantees, but for us, yes, and for the world, they are actually leading a war against us, not this one. the whole logic is already in the west, so uh, it doesn’t come before, at first, the west was very worried, very often afraid, projected for the future, and now it understands us , it should really understand the value of this regime, they really understand the value of the armed forces, they understand that there are such people as ukrainians and that things played an important role. if you want a role in changing the position o

well , ukrainians used to go more here to europe, more southerly, so to speak, and now the british sawba and saw her. well, when i say when was there are also not as many ukrainians as now, what impression do ukrainians make on the british and the role is that this ukrainian diaspora is such a possibly temporary diaspora, but how does it influence the fact that its british society may push its government in order to support ukrainians or is they are such a living reminder of the war, please , first of all, they can help us. at the front, they constantly talk about it, as long as i don't meet people, because my initiative to teach english for free, uh, it's very well, it had a very big impact on them, and they were very interested in it, and they help and create many good initiatives for children because of it both for the women and for the people who come here, they say only one thing that britain is with ukraine, that the ukrainians are strong , that they will help, that we are their brothers, and you know this is for some kind of pathos. i don't want just pathos. history and our stre

trouble for the whole world, not only for europe well, let's finish our conversation here.f you don't mind, i just wanted to hear the phrase you just said for the hague tribunal. in principle, everything is ready. specialists can come to see where the shells come from, where the fragments fly. well, to collect that information, for which, probably, experts, including uh, will come, and hmm, i thank you for being with us on a direct communication, i apologize that there were, of course, there were problems with talking to us, well, of an exclusively technical nature, and evgeny balitsky is the head of the administration. sorry, connection. unfortunately, we probably have from this we are not up to, of course, not immune. nobody evgeny balitsky, the head of the administration of the zaporozhye region, was with us on the air. thank you so much. you dreamed about something else. only about the big ones, because with the small ones, just register on hello world.ru and get a 10% cashback when you pay for the world card at the checkout at detsky mir stores habitually cashless mill

interrupted, i'm sorry, i would like to update, but you said that this winter will be difficult for europe, well, for the european union, for britain, it wants not to be a helmet of the european union, but all the same, it is part of europe er and european continent though again, britain and the island seem not to be the continent. well, but in any case, we all understand that it will be a hard, hard winter. i would like to know that for many people who uh. maybe someone else is thinking of going or not going so that people evaluate their opportunities i am not saying not to go or not to come back or to come back everyone decides for themselves but so that people understand er price is always a question and today from what you noticed er i don't know if you live with someone in britain do you live yourself i i didn't ask, so if you want, you can say but i wonder how much british people pay for utilities now, as they say, and how much it can be in winter, because i know very well what’s there. well, these guys don’t walk around their apartments in t-shirts in winter, and they don’t even scratch t

the walk of alexei teacher is the zero picture became the winner of a window to europe in 2003 europe well window to europe because when the walk won, here we also walked so triumphantly and the main prize because of the directors and the actress received a european, then after that they began to actively call us. we have been to many international festivals, and even won two american festivals, so it really was such a step not only to europe and the world of retro shows for the audience in vyborg is a great way to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of your favorite films. and for the creators of the picture, a reason to remember the features of the shooting was filmed then on a small semi-amateur camera, and then transferred to the big screen, they combined real cities and people with actors. in general, there was such an interesting story, they shot very long shots, so it was all curious, interesting and new for me, as a director and the whole group, a story about three young people who have never sat down in summer st. petersburg all day for a long time it has become a hit with the audi

is plunging into darkness; moreover, they were also going to sell this electricity with them to europe wellm. that is, i don’t know how to sell if you have an energy shortage at the moment, but rolling blackouts will simply begin. that is, as if the whole system is configured. so it's like, if you turn off this 20%, that it doesn't work. just either, well, at best , you have to turn it off, half of the most energy- intensive industries are there. they are blackmailing us not to disconnect them from this nuclear power plant. but we didn't seem to want to. yes , but i don't know. and why actually there is no sorry? and why don't you actually turn it off? that is, if there are two options, well, from my profane point of view, either shoot power substations in large million-plus cities with calibers. here, city after city, provide either just pull the switch so that the whole of ukraine plunges into darkness, than it is advisable to do this at the end of october, but if it doesn’t end before october suddenly, how do you like this option? it depends on when we talk about the liberation of ukrain

well, i understand that china is far away. ukraine, er, it’s europek, but the most important position here is the position of european countries, because for such under such a threat to remain silent. it is strange at all. we hope that it will be and will be powerful . this position is consolidated for now. let's figure out what else is happening in our country, because zelenskyy asks not to talk about the plans of the armed forces of ukraine. there is a lot of information about that, well, we recently had two interviews with general marchenko and kryvonos. it is not known if this is what it is about, but how do you see it? you see it, um, a conflict between who and who, and whether there really is a construct. i want to say that mr. arestovych is the seventh water on the jelly with an unclear status on the bank account. he has given out several orders of magnitude more secrets than what they are trying to pin on general marchenko or general kryvonos. it's just, well, sometimes he gets carried away, so to speak, with media addiction, this is the head

productions that are needed in order to rebuild ukraine and also put products on the markets of europe, welltory building materials, they understand and what ukraine needs, they also understand what europe needs, and they also understand the advantages of ukraine that we have now, that we will have even more after the end of hostilities and that we had of course, before the military provocation against ukraine began, and they will be an important stimulus for other international corporations, you know, that business in ukraine can and should be done, and business in ukraine should be planned already today, there is no need to wait for the end of the war because in order to build production, it takes at least a year, maybe a year and a half, to choose a site for it

agreement, did bohdan find grateful listeners of orbán in the usa and how loud is his voice in europe, welle usa, obviously, at least the participants of the conference where he spoke greeted him with applause and ovations, meanwhile in europe. if we talk about the volume of this voice, it is not loud, but it is noticeable because he is alone. hungary in fact, it is the only one of ukraine's european neighbors that occupies a special position by not helping ukraine militarily, for example hungary does not even allow western weapons to be transported through its territory for ukraine at least budapest especially emphasizes this. but again, the single voice is emphasized. lonely , in fact, because even the recent ideological allies of the orbán government, and the right-wing government in poland, said something that it was actually severing relations with hungary that existed until recently because of uh, disagreement with hungary's position on ukraine and orbán's position on relations with putin, at least among the members of this conservative wing of the republican party, i would venture to

what can be done to help countries across europe? well this, this kind of stress test to the system that we see right now tells us how quickly certain areas get into trouble farming. we've started talking about the po river a few weeks ago where farming is very water intensive with rice and use a surface water. so that's very fragile. we have other areas that need to prolong more prolonged period of drought before they get into trouble. what we need to see now is where we can adapt either 2 different crops where we can buffer the system, maybe for short or longer periods reza was. and where we really have to change our approach. the shipping is one good example, because even few years ago, people realized how fragile it actually is and started changing the system because certain goods could only be transported by river. and we see what kind of impact that has on the g d p. as your reports, it for us tossed. wagner, thank you very much. thank you. i'm going to kenya now where william roots has been declared, the winner of the countries pre

louder and louder about the possible negative consequences for this largest nuclear power plant in europe, wellvery disturbing panics in the end, everyone hopes that the instinct of preservation itself will win, because it does not mean only an ecological, social , or any other catastrophe for the residents of dnipropetrovsk oblast, nikopol oblast, zaporizhzhia, and kherson oblast, crimea, and all of europe of the region and such things. i will take into account very carefully in the future, and what i think is a very valid point of view regarding the introduction of a peacekeeping mission of the organization of poor nations on the territory of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, by the way yesterday or the day before yesterday, the head of the united nations spoke out in favor of the fact that the hare should be under the care of the un, and if that happened, i think it would be the best way out . because of this crisis situation, they cannot but ask you about the situation in the dnipro as much as possible after mr. korba did not get the opportunity to go to the territory of ukraine because

megate is now on the way, we must protect the safety of the most nuclear facility of ukraine and europe well, of course, a completely logical question arises, mr. pavel, why is the whole world calling on the parties to a dialogue, as they say , the parties to the military conflict, and not calling on russia leave the territory of an independent state and in this way solve this simple problem in fact what is the difference to what they call for calls we have already heard a lot from the un also the very end of which he appeared here in us and in moscow in two months after the start of the war, does the un call for it, or does it not actually call for it, as in that bad joke, reality is not reflected by itself. the mahat mission is of course good, it is cool, but it is important that it become permanent. why does russia not launch the mahat mission, it is completely conscious wants to raise the stakes, she wants to either accuse us of some fatal provocations or arrange a winter for us and the europeans so that there is no electricity, really disconnect the gas station with all scenarios . this

demands will be banned from traveling to europe. wells logical, while your country is leading a war, it's not time for you to rest and travel around europe. unfortunately, this is normal political populism in russia with a huge number of people who are asking for war, can it not have a counter-productive effect ? considering possible bans on visiting russians in the schengen area, a number of european states mean that when stopping the issuance of tourist visas to citizens of the murderer, the options of canceling their entry into europe for the purpose of seeking political asylum are not even discussed. i think that the european union will look for opportunities to help dark people who suffer from in pursuit of these, we will be engaged very intensively, but what we will say is that there may be some restrictions for tourist trips. europe, in particular, the baltic states, first of all, do not want to see tourists from mordar on the streets of their cities, millions of whom openly support putin and the shameful attack on ukraine, but at

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heard this concept in relation to ukraine, someone tried to repeat it constantly between china and europe. well, i really wanted to say what you said , that everything is turning into the fact that today's russian territory is turning into electricity, or there are small towns, dams, students know how it is will be there from the point of view of geography, misha, europe and china , today's world is developing in such a way that, you know, the yin-yang was the western world and the asian world, so russia, uh, it is not actually western in terms of mentality. and no it is eastern, it is post-ordinian, and no one in this world needs it in such a reality, because those who are now in moscow have thought about it, and i think they have already thought about what their mission in the world of the 21st century they would really like to become also a world player, but with today's size of the russian economy, with the fact that as a result of the departure of western companies, there is more here and there. and if this happens every quarter, the russian economy will fall more and more. well, in the fo

said that he would do everything possible to prevent international discord between russia and europe. welln this way, he made it clear to everyone that he does not support the introduction of a unified ban. well, mr. borel added that this issue will be discussed at today's summit, as we can see, it was discussed and nothing came of it, but since this meeting is unofficial, according to the head of the euro diplomat, no practical decisions will be made, there will only be a discussion after which a political decision, well, it really was a political decision, but with this political decision of the ministers, they opened the way for further discussion in the european union and its introduction , once again, unfortunately, western anti-russian sanctions are correct and useful , in an interview with the newspaper magdeburger volkstim told german chancellor olafsholz, while he called the introduction of restrictions an important means of increasing pressure on russia in order to force it to stop the war that it has been waging for more than six months in the head of the german government also

regime and contributing to the possible development of a nuclear catastrophe on the territory of europe wellow perfectly well that in the united states there is constant talk that the current situation is a dead end for the united states itself and that, let's just say, the best of evils for them or smaller of gold. for them, there may be a freeze of the conflict. now, the united states is not trying to produce some kind of controlled catastrophe at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, to create some kind of crisis. in order to and get out of the impasse in which they driven themselves and provide for, uh, in the conflict zone, at least a freeze, in which, as we have said many times, the united states may be interested in, you know, to be honest, i am inclined at home so not because suddenly people in washington were so kind and compassionate. it just seems to me, uh, the level of disaster will be such that it will be swept away, if it becomes obvious that the americans were behind this and the ukrainians did it, because we are accused of blowing up, and a nuclear power plant, but it's just

so this relationship love and hate, if you like it, between russia and europe, well, very much determine how you get along with each other. but at the end of the day, you are not drifting away from, from each other. russia will all be there. geographically, europe will always be there, geographically, you have to find a way to co exist and people are feeling the pain when you, when you start have to, when we are not able to do that. we open here pro western commentators that are in a final analysis, china with always with material or even monetary considerations. first about everything else. and i think that's one of the reasons why many western animals were surprised by the russians. we are not russia, but the chinese reaction to russia actions. it wasn't pro russian by any means. it wasn't also pro western, it was firm, but also very much aware of the context. and i wonder if you personally have noticed a change in beijing position in how they present itself on the international stage during this crisis. perhaps even before that, i wouldn't say i perceive to changing position because c

stream that takes a lot of that warm water and air from the caribbean brings it up here to northern europe. well, we are yeah, it's a, it's a complex system. so as the ice melts, it means that the, the, the surface of the ocean goes from white to almost black. and that means that the ocean is able to absorb more heat. so it's says, warming b gets more warming scenario, but there's this other thing that's going on is that as see ice melts. it's also this is ms fresh water that just sits on top of the ocean. so that what that ends up doing is it shuts down the thermal haley circulation is global conveyor belt that drives energy and redistributes weather patterns all around the world. in a normal world, the global thermo haley circulation has this really predictable, steady pace to it. the lower finding is that as see ice melts, we no longer have this dense salty water coming down, driving that cert thermo, i'm hailing circulation. and so we're getting these crazy weather patterns all throughout europe. and i'm wondering if people realize what you're talking about here. i mean, these are, these are

they said that russia is creating an energy crisis in europe. wellot only the energy crisis, but also the man-made crisis in europe in the future. i just want to add to this that the enemy wanted the mgt mission to go through crimea, but then in ukraine they said that if you go through crimea, you cannot be on the territory of ukraine because it is illegal and in the end, the occupiers talked about whether you believe that they will come and whether it is possible to assume that the enemy is still the same. well, somewhere he understands that it can lead to a global catastrophe and, first of all, they will die there themselves. well, there is some kind of agreement. and what is the prospect in your opinion from this visit, they know vasyl here, there is such a multifactorial process and uh, what i want to pay attention to is that it definitely cannot be rejected politically there is a component yes what what is this for the rashists the fascists already have a lot of snakes already sounded and clearly clearly because the outlined plan actions regardi