finland resisted. finland has now made its civilizational and military-political choice, very clearly defined. but we understand that the finns are also living people, and not just, you know, grandchildren of manerheim. and accordingly, as they are now seriously considering the prospects that russia may commit more than just this or that provocation, for example, in the medium term to prepare to invade finland, and thank you for an interesting question, actually, i want to correct you that finland was not neutral, finland was always non-aligned, which is a very big difference from neutrality, that is, finland did not go to blocs to any... military-political bloc and has now already entered and lost this non-bloc status to lead, and here you have raised several levers. important questions, first of all, yes, indeed, in finland, although you said that finland is not the grandchildren of monerheim, in fact , this legacy of monerheim, we see it almost in daily conversations, this legacy, this experience of

and just briefly, - how common are school shootings in finland? ~ , ., ., ., finland?ll, they are not that common. but — finland? well, they are not that common, but they _ finland? well, they are not that common, but they are, - finland? well, they are not that common, but they are, they - finland? well, they are not that| common, but they are, they also finland? well, they are not that - common, but they are, they also are not unheard of. in 2007, and 2008, there were two deadly school shootings, in the country in a matter of month, and that has let to the finnish government tightening gun laws but finland is a country where hunting is very popular, and there are actually quite a lot of gun owner, there are 1.5 million licensed firearms and that is quite a lot considering that finland subpoena a small country of 5.5 million people, so it is easier to get a gun in finland, compared to other european country r now, in terms of what happened earlier today, wejust terms of what happened earlier today, we just heard from the finnish prime minister, and he said that what h

does finland want something like that? now there is a planning cell being stood up but something that could be thrown out in case of emergency or if the finns perceive the threat to be increasing. secondly the war in ukraine decimating russian forces not only in kaliningrad but to the north. rifle brigades met their end in the battle for karkyiv. how does russia rebuild up in the north especially given that that reorganization impacts the northern fleet's military districts? those are being reassigned in part. the landing ships which were already mentioned, they're interesting over the weekend, they were hit perhaps even sunk, i don't know if that's been confirmed yet. those are not two of the baltic fleets landing ships in the black sea, but as a senior ukrainian military commander told luke and i when we were in ukraine recently on a delegation led by our president and c.e.o., their time is coming too. step by step they really are -- the fleet is over 30% of damage of russia's black sea fleet in the black sea. i think co

finland is also rollin: out approach of inland?tern bits _ approach of inland? finland is also rolling out western bits on - approach of inland? finland is also rolling out western bits on the - rolling out western bits on the ground — rolling out western bits on the ground and we are not even looking to discuss— ground and we are not even looking to discuss it — ground and we are not even looking to discuss it but in the long term, we should — to discuss it but in the long term, we should not be ruling anything out. we should not be ruling anything out we — we should not be ruling anything out. we would be happy to discuss all elements but at this stage, what is most _ all elements but at this stage, what is most needed is definitely short—term aid, ammunition especially, sending that over to ukraine — especially, sending that over to ukraine and also committing me demeaning and long term, at least if countries _ demeaning and long term, at least if countries are not sending military material — countries are not sending military m

so finland getting the gas from finland -- it was a lot of things happening in our region and is part of our lives. >> isil at the outset that it does create ac or a lake in a way. we have to watch anything how russia moves above water. it is a big body of water. i wonder if striking an anchor would work. anything with secretary blinken beyond the ukraine style that our audience should know about? >> i am listening to my colleagues. our teams prepare speaking notes and it seems that they prepared -- it is so much alike. >> you should cut your embassy staff into thirds. came of the security of northern europe and the security of europe as a whole has worldwide ramifications. russia is not a problem only for north europe. the war in the middle east. who are the players causing problems. you're starting to see a working relationship among three countries. north korea is providing weapons and munitions to russia so they can krill -- can kill ukrainian positions. russia -- they are providing drones to russia so they can destroy ukrainian infrastructure. iran is now selling -- we already ab

finland to nato. the finnish-russian border is longer than the russian-ukrainian border.y didn't even increase the number there by any means troops they didn't build any missile armies there. this is how the border with nato increased. and the question always arises, why is the border in the east so important than the border in the west. they kept talking about this sub-flight time, remember, the sub-flight time of missiles. that is, if russia allows. for ukraine to be in nato, the flight time of missiles there from kharkov, the flight time of missiles can be found out from stalin, or from the finnish-russian border, what is the flight time of missiles to st. petersburg, in fact it will be even shorter, much, not that much, so, first of all, there are realities, the troops of finland really stood near st. petersburg during the second world war, and here are the ukrainians who will reach belgarid. or kursk, it’s a phantom, and the finnish troops that were on the territory of russia, the soviet union, it’s a historical fact, then why don’t you get confused by it, at all, fr

after finland really, you know, really joined nato.er all, we must always remember that the nato integration of ukraine and georgia is a phantom. nobody still us did not even invite, and if there was no war, no one would have invited. and integration into nato, finland, sweden is a reality. it happened. well , the president of finland called the president of russia. when finland decided to join the. and you know, mr. president, we are joining nato here, and on the other side of the wire, i have no idea why you are calling me, what am i here to join and join yourself, that is, it is absolutely obvious that this is not a reason, but an excuse. russia did nothing at all, after finland joined the nato. the finnish-russian border is longer than the russian-ukrainian border. they didn't even increase the number of troops there, they didn't create any missile orbits there. that's how the znato border increased, and the question always arises, why is the border in the east so important than the border in the west, they talked all the time abou

of russia when finland decided to join nato , and... and you know, mr. president, we are joining nato here, and on the other hand, let me know what you are calling me at all, what am i here to join, and join yourself, that is, it is absolutely obvious that this is not the reason , and the reason russia did nothing at all after joining finland to nato. the finnish-russian border is longer than the russian-ukrainian border. they did not even increase the number of troops there beyond the great rakunsk, they did not create any missile armies there, so increase. the border with nato, and the question always arises, why is the border in the east so important than the border in the west, they were always talking about this flight time, remember, the flight time of missiles, but if russia allows ukraine to be in nato, the flight time the time of missiles, from someone there in kharkiv, you can find out the flight time of missiles stalin, or from the finnish-russian border, which is under... in fact, in reality it will be even shorter, much, not that much, yes,

, poland, well, although in general poland and finland are so stinking that, to be honest, even i’m notbut nevertheless, but again here wishlists are one thing, as if yes, real politics, so to speak, this is different, i think that in general all this hysteria at the meeting that the entente started, this letter, because this is in at the same time, when the terrorists began to testify, they directly said that they were going to ukraine, moreover, for them two areas had to be cleared of mines, and they were waiting. money was transferred to them from ukraine, therefore, when europe now says that if ukraine loses, it will be our defeat, then they are talking about their much deeper connections, and these are connections, we understand, yes, that not a single terrorist attack that was carried out will be held, for which instructions have already been given to be held on russian territory, we understand that the inauguration of the president, obviously budanov has already charged up all possible activity to the maximum. they don’t think differently, who is behind this, that someone can bel

when finland decided to join nato, and i have the impression that he said, you know, mr.sident, we are joining nato here, and on the other hand, congratulations i hear, what are you calling me anyway, what am i here to get involved and get involved, that is, it is absolutely obvious that this is not a reason, but an excuse, russia did not do anything at all after the accession of finland to us. the finnish-russian border is more than the russian-ukrainian one, they didn’t even increase the number of troops there, they didn’t create any missile armies there, that’s how the border with nato increased, and the question always arises, why is the border in the east so important than the border in the to the west? they talked all the time about this flight time, remember, the flight time of missiles, but if russia allows ukraine... , yes first of all, there are realities, the troops of finland really stood near st. petersburg during the second world war, here are the ukrainians who will reach belgorod or kursk. the athenian troops that were on the territory of russia, there of

it's a tax on ukraine, which is the cause of tension in neighboring finland. the country shares a long border with russia and joined nato last year, and security among the finish population has been growing even in the capital city, helsinki. finland is prepared for the worst case scenario with bunker is like this one here, available to offer safety. but in the meantime, the some of the shelters have been put to a quite surprising and creative use. they currently serve as an underground venue for a much more peaceful purpose. it takes just half a minute to reach another world, 13 meters beneath the streets of helsinki, the labrons of tunnels and bunkers under. he'll think he was designed to protect 900000 people from missile attacks, chemical weapons and radiation in the event war. but that's not all welcome to one of helsinki most popular playgrounds for both children and adults. it's a hockey field and digital cafeteria and parking lot to poland. want some people even celebrate their birthdays here. this is a daily life for us. we've grown up with having the

there must be a lot of shock in finland today.— finland today.rybody is shocked. this i finland today. there has been, i everybody is shocked. this hasn't happened before, but this was the first time the victims in the shooter where this young. i first time the victims in the shooter where this young. i talked earlier about _ shooter where this young. i talked earlier about the... _ shooter where this young. i talked earlier about the... it _ shooter where this young. i talked earlier about the... it is _ shooter where this young. i talked earlier about the... it is above i earlier about the... it is above average compared to many other countries in the world. is there ever a feeling after events like this that the finish want to take a look at the gun laws?— this that the finish want to take a look at the gun laws? actually are run laws look at the gun laws? actually are gun laws are quite _ look at the gun laws? actually are gun laws are quite strict _ look at the gun laws? actually are gun laws are quite strict at - look at the gun laws? actua

during the conflict, finland passed its 1st civil defense law. even today, all public buildings and private buildings over a certain size must have a shelter as dose in excess. in total, helsinki has more than 5000 year read shelters, with rooms for almost a 1000000 people the we do. i was hoping that the name will be deuced, would stay where we need to do it. so his story has been shown us that he's possible. and when something is possible, it might happen. and the people of helsinki want to be prepared and protected. 13 meters deep in the bunkers been use their capital the opposition in turkey is celebrating its big win against him. park as president our to one. he was not on the ballot in the re send local elections, but i, let's see the election results as an indication the voters are increasingly rejecting. are the ones policies, especially the turkish economy, has suffered greatly with inflation. currently at nearly 70 percent dense or goods is among those affected by the sharp prize in the cost of living. she's hoping for a better financia

when finland fought against the soviet union from 1939 to 1940 finland emerged from the conflict with its sovereignty in time, but paid a high price and casualties and territory. the peace of court, known as the treaty of moscow, marks of dark chapter relations between the 2 countries. this monument in central helsinki commemorates the sacrifices of the winter war. during the conflict, finland passed its 1st civil defense law even to the old public buildings and private buildings over a certain size must have a shelter as those demetrius in total, i think he has more than 5000 a year. we'd shelters with winds for almost a 1000000 people the we do. i was hoping that if we have a really well name will be used but stay what we need to do it. so his story has been shown us that it is possible. and when something is possible, it might happen. and the people of health think he wants to be prepared and protected. 13 meters deep in the bunkers didn't use their capital. the opposition in turkey is celebrating its big win against him. park is president or the one he was not on the ballot in the

if finland is the most... already scabies.ranking, as a state with an excellent secondary education, however the true value of this rating was suddenly revealed by a crime in one of the local schools, and it was far from the first and not the bloodiest. as a result of the shooting in the city of vantaa , one child was killed, two were seriously wounded, the shooting victims were twelve-year-old sixth grade students. and we can say, by luck, the number of victims did not exceed three. this school has hundreds of students and dozens of teachers. first we saw the shooter outside on the playground where everyone was playing, and then he walked into the classroom behind us, then he shot and killed three people, i i think one died, after that he tried to escape, then i think the police caught him. the police detained the shooter already in helsinki, he did not offer resistance, the teenager was found with a firearm that belonged to his relative, during the interrogation it turned out that the young killer carefully planned his crime

to direct the operations of these troops directly in finland and sweden.to members. and helsinki are of strategic importance for the alliance, since they can now use their territories to deploy new military bases and weapons. but war is war, and politics is politics. ukraine is called a threat to global energy. about it pentagon chief lloyd austin said at senate hearings. the ukrainian armed forces' strikes on russian oil refineries are taking a heavy toll. follows nato's lead. the alliance has crossed its own red line regarding ukraine , said hungarian foreign minister sejart. from the very beginning, nato's air defense indicated that it would avoid involvement in the conflict. as a result, all actions of the military bloc bring the participating countries closer to a large-scale war. over the past 2 years, nato has taken a number of decisions and steps that strengthen its belief that that nato's original function was as a defensive alliance. more diluted and that it becomes an offensive alliance, this is completely contrary to the nato charter and the in

minister of finland, thank you so much for your time.al will aim of finding out whether the tests can spot the early signs. the trials are being run by teams in oxford and london with thousands of volunteers and the plan is to introduce screening for dementia in over 50s. fergus walsh reports. what can our blood tell us about our brain? this small trial in oxford is looking for clues. lucy, like many of the healthy volunteers, has a personalfamily motivation for being involved. the main driver for the dementia was because my mother had dementia, and ijust have very close personal experience of how miserable that is. i mean, she wasn't... fortunately she was relatively old. she was in her 80s when it started, and she died at 97. but her last few years were really mired by the disease. what's your first language? over the next five years, around 5,000 people will take part in research assessing blood tests to see how accurately they can identify various forms of dementia, most notably alzheimer's disease. in alzheimer's disease, rogue prot

nato will establish headquarters in finland, just 140 km from the russian border. 80 thousand dollars every second or 4.5 million per minute is calculated how much the states spend on the kiev regime; there is another scandal in germany over aid to the independent. the star of social networks was just born in agrousba near molodeshchina and a white light appeared little camel. today is the last day for the nomination of delegates to the all-belarusian people's assembly from local councils of deputies and civil society. the composition of the supreme council is optimally determined by law at 1200 people. the people's council will be able to approve the most important documents for the country regarding the direction of foreign and domestic policy, taking on the role of a stabilizer in society. established the election results, registered the elected members of the council of the republic, and the upper house of parliament included 56 people, 18 women and 38 men. today is the final meeting council of the republic of the seventh convocation. to work locally and globally, the task that th

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but of course, finland isn't without problems since russia's war in ukraine began. many here have become concerned because finland shares a 1300 kilometer border with russia. and the government's plan to stare 2 measures of sparked use to beat even so finland was named the world's happiest country for the 7 successive year hormone shots just from germany and move to finland. 40 years ago. he says another key ingredient for happiness, just guessing outdoors, no matter the weather. it is my dream that he has finished winter last 6 months. at least you can't stay at home all that time. you can't. if you have to get out my most on clothes roman exercises 5 times a week, do not competitively. that's another key to happiness. according to the world, happiness report in finland, there's less competition and people are not so competitively minded. like in other countries like it's kind of get the hanging in your mind on the say plus up. if someone else possesses something that i don't know, i just as i don't have to be jealous because i don't lack of the, i mean it wasn't t

home on shots is from germany and move to finland. 40 years ago. he says another key ingredient for happiness, just guessing outdoors. no matter the weather is my dream, the he finished winter last 6 months and this you can't stay at home all that time . you can't, you have to get out most on clothes, roman exercises 5 times a week, not competitively. that's another key to happiness. according to the world, happiness report in finland, there's less competition and people are not so competitively minded. like in other countries like it's kind of get the hanging in your mind on the say plus up. if someone else possesses something that i don't know i just as i don't have to be, that was because i don't like it to you. i mean, it wasn't taken from me. i think that's one of the most profound finish wisdoms can be so we can all learn to be happy, just likes offense. even for modern art lovers and major cities, it's kind of difficult to find the time to visit an exhibition in a secluded small town even more so. but what if they came to you? that's where t

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, who actually saved finland from the most severe consequences of its participation on the outside ofland was given everything around the city region 23 east prussia went to poland poland. they say thank you in general, they talked about moldova, stalin could have created a great soviet moldova by annexing suceava, iasi, the moldova that remained on the territory demanded the destruction of germany, the destruction of industrialization, stalin did nothing of this, did not do it, i am deeply convinced, not because that he was so kind, and he wanted to create some new, more just world, i am convinced of this, in fact, if we carefully read and... we can do all this germany thanks stalin says: you know, the only person after the second world war who stood for the only germany was joseph isarionovich, they will erect a monument to him there somewhere, i don’t know, in the basement where he was, it’s not close, and this has a direct bearing on what we are talking about today, the policy should be realistic, we are discussing whether to strike, not to strike, well, okay, what's the alternati

nato headquarters in finland michele will report to headquarters in norfolk on the east coast of thel plan and conduct nato exercises in the region. this is the so-called high-alert headquarters, which will work around the clock. the issue of its creation will be included in the agenda of the nato summit in washington in july. you see, the united states, well, right now, in confusion , they just can’t resolve the issue of allocating money for ukraine, so they decided to shift everything to nato, right? and nato means that everyone has chipped in for the common fund, and we continue to finance this ukraine. but the question is whether nato has enough money, andrei frantsivich, because nato has also already been given a fair amount. nato can. there wouldn’t be as much money as the americans would like, but the barrel that spoke, his goal was not against the americans, he was fulfilling america’s order, his task was to scare the presidents of european and nato countries so that they pay more to the budget, the general budget of nato . americans perceive the planet as a zone of their inf

, russia once made claims to finland in general, in finland they created such an information hype, asing offensive plans in general , they joined nato, which means there is... such militaristic hysteria: estonia, an estonian lieutenant general appears and says that they will destroy russian infrastructure if what? i have never heard of the secession of ladgalia being discussed in the russian political field, when did we hear about it from latvia? in latvia, money is allocated to counteract russian propaganda in ladgale. yes, this is my first time at all. i haven’t heard this, by the way, well, we could have put forward this more, this is the former vitebsk province, which means the russian empire, they have the city of rezikny there, this is our former rezhetsy, but there it was back immediately, and by the way, there was an interesting case there , once upon a time a few years ago such vegetarian times, children were running around, they were asking who your president is, they said lukashenko, they were just watching belarusian television, so that means, well, they want to fight this

germany, germany considered that it has 600 bomb shelters, and finland has 360.stay underground there, and germany, at best, is, well, a quarter, so this is where many people are hiding, by the way, a brilliant idea, in a situation of redrawing borders, many do not curb their appetites, it seems to me that this is a really important idea, like how the essto countries will behave, this pressure is probably beneficial for them, for some it is beneficial, for others it seems what is beneficial, and absolutely for some. but it’s not profitable, so i’m not sure that the political leadership of, say, spain and portugal, two countries that fully supported kiev with their elite groups. so, i don’t think that these countries are really terribly interested in getting into bomb shelters that aren’t there. and also in finland, granite-gneiss rocks, it is difficult and expensive to build a bomb shelter, but they really are. there, they are of really high quality, in most of europe the rocks are calcareous, this is all with modern weapons simply evaporate along with the conten

finland quite seriously declares that war is peace.he country's president, in an interview with cnn, noted that he considers military action to be the only way to achieve peace in the situation with ukraine. in his opinion, in currently, peace negotiations to end the conflict cannot begin, and called on the west to continue supplying arms to kiev so that ukraine would gain an advantage on the battlefield. more. usa. slovakia, on the issue of the ukrainian conflict, is going against european democracy. the newly elected president of the country, piligrini, opposes sending weapons to the kiev regime, while his opponent in the elections, according to the country's prime minister , would not hesitate to send slovak battalions to ukraine. robert fitz fears that western countries may punish bratislava for electing peter pilligrini as president of the republic. and so the german bundestag urged not to wait for a decision from brussels, but to act against bratislava and budapest here now. a member of germany's largest opposition party said tha

the document talks about what finland provides. will have long-term military and financial assistanced will also deepen cooperation with ukraine in the political, financial, humanitarian and reform spheres. stubb announced the allocation of the 23rd aid package in the amount of 188 million euros, which included air defense systems and ammunition. also, the northern country will help us rebuild the energy sector, strengthen border protection, and will also treat ukrainians. we understand that the biggest guarantees for ukraine, security guarantees, are nato, but while we are not in nato, and while there is a war with russia on our territory, we need some concrete guarantees, these documents and finland is one of those eight countries which we were given bilateral guarantees, this is a specific guarantee, there are specifics, there are clear packages, there is the minimum, although it is not the minimum, it is a powerful support, but the minimum that ukrainian society is capable of, the country, the military, which is definitely very important, to calculate not once, not later, not theo

ukraine and finland signed an agreement on security cooperation and long-term support. it happened during a meeting between president zelenskyi and his finnish colleague oleksandr. stuba in kyiv. the document states that finland will provide long-term military and financial assistance, as well as deepen cooperation with ukraine in political, financial, humanitarian fields and in the field of reforms. stup announced the allocation of the 23rd aid package in the amount of 188 million euros, which included air defense systems and ammunition. the nordic country will also help us rebuild the energy sector, strengthen border protection, and treat. on the ukrainian military. we understand that nato is the biggest security guarantee for ukraine. but while we are not in nato, and while there is a war with russia on our territory, we need some concrete guarantees. these documents and finland is one of them of the eight countries that have given us bilateral guarantees, this is a specific guarantee, there are specifics, there are clear packages, there is the minimum, although it i

a school shooting in finland — police say the gunman was just 13 years old.expanded childcare scheme rolls out across england — but critics of the plan claim it's not enough. donald trump posts a $175 million bond in his new york civil fraud trial. we start this hour in the middle east. the aid organisation world central kitchen says seven of its aid workers in gaza — including a british national — have been killed in an israeli air strike. these are some of the latest pictures we've received from the scene of the incident. you can see damage to the roof of that vehicle marked with the world central kitchen logo. the us—based charity says it's suspending food distribution operations in gaza after the air strike. the israeli military says it's conducting a thorough review of what it called a tragic incident. world central kitchen says those killed are from the united kingdom, australia, poland, a dual us—canadian citizen, as well as palestinians. in a statement, it said the convoy was hit as it was leaving the deir al—balah warehouse after unloading aid, and t

we had finland joining before. are we seeing a new wave of nato expansion and how might that impact the alliances dynamic with other countries, russia in particular? jason, maybe you want to start with this? i know you have a background in the nordic region. >> i'd be happy to. this is an issue i've been following closely. finland and sweden are incredible additions to the nato alliance. they are some of the most capable military and all of europe. adding them to nato not only allows for a more secure baltic sea region, but also brings a tremendous amount of arctic know to the nato alliance as a whole. talking about specific examples, sweden has an incredible fleet of submarine capabilities in the baltic sea. the baltic sea is very shallow, very sallow needed. current -- salinated. it's a tremendous addition to the alliance. it is also reflective of how these countries view the security environment in europe. ever since russia invaded ukraine, there's been a lot of talk about where is russia going next? a lot of at

just took in 2 very competent, new allies, finland and sweden, but also the serious nature of, as you heard, ukrainian foreign minister do. mutual cool about coming here and saying, you know, all the best nato, but my people are being slaughtered, our cities are being destroyed and we really need you to come up with more air defense. so that's a difficult, you know, balance to make here. and of course, the allies know that if they don't do enough, if russia wins this more, they themselves will be in more danger. so overall, not a very festive tone here today at nato headquarters and new drug, the spokesman for russian president vladimir fruit. and is that today that russia is in direct confrontation with nato in ukraine? what exactly that to me for the past cost a to wiley, s as a, as in mentioned to you, said that he uses word confrontation, please very aggressive and pest of complained about nato enlargement. he has done this many times before and present, putting as, as, as well as, you know, sweden and finland joint and they took off the rushes, aggression against the agree it's,

ukraine and finland signed an agreement on security cooperation and long-term support. it happened during a meeting between president zelenskyi and his finnish colleague alexander stubb in kyiv. the document states that finland will provide long-term military and financial assistance, and will also deepen cooperation with ukraine in the political, financial, humanitarian spheres and in the field. forms stup announced the allocation of the 23rd aid package in the amount of 188 million. it included air defense systems and ammunition. the nordic country will also help us rebuild the energy sector, strengthen border protection, and treat the ukrainian military. nato can create a special mission in ukraine. this issue will be considered by the heads of foreign affairs of the alliance countries during the meeting in brussels, the minister said. of foreign affairs in poland's radoslav sikorsky, according to him, such a format will not be confrontational for moscow. sikorsky noted: putin constantly repeats lies to his citizens about the alleged existing conflict with the bloc a

in the document. it is said that finland will provide long-term military and financial assistance, aswell as deepen cooperation with ukraine in the political, financial, humanitarian and reform spheres. stup announced the allocation of the 23rd aid package in the amount of 188 million euros, which included air defense systems and ammunition. the nordic country will also help us rebuild the energy sector, strengthen border protection, and treat the ukrainian military. russians injured a man in kharkiv oblast. the occupiers shelled the village of kupyansk-vuzlovy, the regional police reported. the victim was hospitalized. three people were injured by a rocket attack in mykolaivka, donetsk region. the occupiers dropped four guided aerial bombs on the city late in the evening, injuring a 47-year-old woman and two men. everyone got sick, reported to the regional police. also at night in... the city of selidove was attacked with rockets, more than fifty destructions were recorded there, at least 12 high-rise buildings and administrative buildings were damaged, fortunately people survived. w

in the event of a nuclear war, finland will all crawl underground and stay there, and... the confidence, spain and portugal, two countries, who fully supported kiev with their elite groups, so i don’t think that these countries are really terribly interested in getting into a bomb shelter, which are not there, and in finland there are granite gneiss rocks, building a bomb shelter is difficult and expensive, but they really are there, they really high quality, and... in most of europe the rocks are calcareous, with modern weapons all this simply evaporates along with the contents of the bomb shelters themselves, and i don’t think that because of kharkov or even because of odessa, the spaniards, the portuguese, and even germans it’s incredibly interesting to disappear, and even for the poles, because, as my colleague rightly said, the poles. there can be no threat in belarus; in principle, we don’t need someone else’s, but we won’t give up ours. any provocation on the border must be stopped by military means. they provoke us so that we at least somehow respond to them. belarus and russia

but tell me, how does finland feel about rewriting history now?and just... go to mariupol, go to donbass, she set the guards on me, this shows what kind of democracy we have, and i have always believed that in europe everything, as they say, is fair , honest journalists, honest politicians, but in fact, my eyes, you know, opened like this, and even when they began to to slander because i correct fakes, help the russian army, help the wounded residents of donbass, then i didn’t think what it was... i fought in the infantry as a machine gunner, the battles would have been difficult, i was wounded there, what they say is 300 planes - these are sucked from the fingers, you just need to remove two zeros, but what kind of destruction was there, this is in comparison with russian cities that were wiped off the face of the earth, otherwise... did you have to meet with the nazis in person , talk to german soldiers? no, he was captured, i remember one such healthy fritz, he directly collided in the forest, nose to nose, he hit me with a rifle in the chest,

we had finland joining before. are we seeing a new wave of nato expansion and how might that impact the alliances dynamic with other countries, russia in particular? jason, maybe you want to start with this? i know you have a background in the nordic region. >> i'd be happy to. this is an issue i've been following closely. finland and sweden are incredible additions to the nato alliance. they are some of the most capable military and all of europe. adding them to nato not only allows for a more secure baltic sea region, but also brings a tremendous amount of arctic know to the nato alliance as a whole. talking about specific examples, sweden has an incredible fleet of submarine capabilities in the baltic sea. the baltic sea is very shallow, very sallow needed. current -- salinated. it's a tremendous addition to the alliance. it is also reflective of how these countries view the security environment in europe. ever since russia invaded ukraine, there's been a lot of talk about where is russia going next? a lot of at

into nato, we had some disputes with finland, there were no problems, now there will be, because wehere and concentrate certain military units there, why do they need this, it’s just some nonsense, also with other countries, including nato countries, with whom they have some problems, but with no one, they are artificially creating problems with us, because they don’t want to have such a competitor in russia, that’s all, points of contact, how then to find, when there are accusations from all sides, from the point of contact they will have to find with us, because they will have to reckon with us, their points of contact with the kremlin, or rather with its paving stones, colleagues, someone dropped the camera, no one dropped it, it was standing there, our program found it, recording the most unusual angles, we noticed and...

this time more than 400 military personnel participated from finland.ast year after decades of neutrality. neighboring sweden made the same decision. the largest nato exercise in decades took place in the far north, with swedish and finnish troops deployed in the very north. for norway , italian marines storm the shore in cooperation with the british aircraft carrier prince of wales, which was far out to sea. 14 nations simulates a response to the russian invasion in this arctic landscape. well our new wonderful section: towards the olympics in paris, to clean up the seine river. before the olympic games, macron spent, now, if possible, remove all ukrainians from the screens. macron spent 3 billion euros, but the olympic swim races themselves were still decided. can save macron. emmanuel promised to show by personal example that athletes should not be afraid. the french uncle promised to swim in the seine to prove the river’s suitability for hosting olympic competitions. but there is a nuance. when asked when we will see? macron did not answer. moreover