supplies and that is a problem advocacy group say many of these shelters are very poorly equipped. fiona hill. mendoza. taiwan is hot and humid and car parks don't have any air conditioning in their own sanitary facilities. it's not suitable to serve as a long term shelter. it's been a ways and so b, o k t, at least to super defense efficacy group militia, taiwan association, his organization regularly hose, 1st aid and self defense classes for the pup lake go. apart from the lack of facility saucier is worried about the reliable s as to these shelters of on that you all know about the how many basements in these residential buildings are occupied. there might be use the storage space, and the not properly maintained. val could even be blocked away and some lessons. this is of a form that on top of what will happen in the worst case scenario. if china attacks and analyst at a government fund, institute of national defense and security research told us these shelters at different from what many people expect her to says, i do think the conveyor supposed to provide temporary protection when an

fiona hill listen to what they wrote in a large-scale article in the top american forrinoves magazinedetermined to shape the future to look like his version of russia's past president invaded ukraine. not because that he felt threatened by the expansion of the natu or due to western provocations. he ordered his special military operation because he believes it is russia's divine right to rule ukraine to destroy the country's national identity and integrate its people into a great russia of manipulation. putin with history suggest that his claims go beyond ukraine extend to europe and eurasia the baltic states may be on his colonial agenda as well as poland, part of which was under russian rule from 1772 to 1918, most of present-day moldova was part of the russian empire, and russian official vices suggested that this state could be next in their sights. finland was also part of the russian empire from 1809 to 1918, and putin may not succeed. to fight these countries, but his extravagant statements about the return of russian colonies are designed to intimidate his neighbors and unbala

when does fiona hill claim that bandera was a partisan?hat, she claims that she understands something in our history and in the history of the great patriotic war. you are europeans, i appeal to the people of politics, you will never understand us. for one simple reason for you the great war the first world war and for us the second 27 million dead soviet people six

you, along with fiona hill, wrote an article in foreign affairs recently in the title is the world putin wants, has putin succeeded already in dismantling everything that gorbachev was able to achieve inside russia in terms of greater openness and ex, extending freedom such as freedom of expression freedom of the press on russia is a far more oppressive place now than it was. the soviet union was under gorbachev. and it resembled to some extent what life was like under the breaking the breaking up period. the only difference is that russians can still with difficulty leave russia. he really has a dismantle most of that. and primarily is how bent on subjugating ukraine on, reabsorbed in ukraine into rush or into some kind of a slavic federation. so he is deliberately progressing, in essence, the collapse of the soviet union. he said that the collapse of the soviet union was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe. and he's determined to reverse that, whether he can do it, i don't know, but it's certainly the direct opposite of everything that gorbachev set in motion. and mr. tell me, do you

supplies and that is a problem advocacy group say many of these shelters are very poorly equipped. fiona hill. mendoza. taiwan is hot and humid and car parks don't have any air conditioning in their own sanitary facilities. it's not suitable to serve as a long term shelter. it's been the wasn't really all katie, at least to super defense efficacy group militia, taiwan association. his organization regularly hose, 1st aid and self defense classes for the pup lake go. apart from the lack of facilities, chair is worried about the reliable s as to these shelters involved, that you all know what happened, how many basements in these residential buildings are occupied. there might be use the storage space and the not properly maintained. val could even be blog to way who has done lessons. this is of a formal says on top of what will happen in the worst case scenario. if china attacks and analyst at the government fund institute of national defense and security research told us these shelters at different from what many people expect her to says, i do think the conveyor supposed to provide temporary

and fiona hill testified of rudy giuliani, you said that he is a hand grenade that is going to blow everything up. that was in relation to the situation with the call to ukraine. ambassador, how surprised are you to see the former new york city mayor now as a target of an investigation in georgia? >> well, i have to say, i'm very saddened by that this. i'm saddened that this has happened to rudy giuliani and i think it is going to happen to other people, but it tells me that president trump may be right behind him in terms of liability. if rudy is in trouble as the target of an investigation, i think trump almost certainly is as well. >> i do want to ask you about iran, if i can, for a second here. on friday, author salman rushdie stabbed, he's recovering, thankfully, this morning, but with life changing injuries. iran has denied any responsibility for the stabbing attack on friday, but in some ways has celebrated it. you were the target of an iranian assassination operation. there was money offered to kill you. what does this say about iran and how it operates today, its sense of impunity and

when does fiona hill claim that bandera was a partisan? and after that, she claims that she understands something in our history and in the history of the great patriotic war. you are europeans, speaking not to the people, politicians will never understand us. for one simple reason for you the great war first world and for us the second 27 million dead soviet people six million destroyed jews and when you now pronounce nazi bandera slogans on independence day of ukraine, and you pronounce them one by one, i remember that europe that came together to solve the jewish question forever to kill us jews and solve the issue permanently. how did you say jews were bolsheviks in the soviet union? we will never forgive you, and we will never forget you, and we see through you. you understood me schultz, therefore your statements about that we provide ourselves in europe so you did not understand anything. so you didn’t understand anything, but there are two options for a war against nato. you won't like the second one, because why is there such a wo

and the fact that there is fiona hill writes.feel us, and therefore yes, this is a miscalculation, because uh, here's an old bike that there are 15 ways. how to drive the bears out of the den and not one how to drive it back? here they did it. eh, and now, when you point to the heart, and this is absolutely accurate, because the feeling of victory is not here, you need to explain as much as you like, how it should be here, either it is, or it is not. and now this feeling of victory is on that border, a feeling not even of victory, but of necessity and without the alternative of satisfaction. yes, because i even i remember that they were called to many many of my friends, relatives, even including some of my fellow soldiers, who at first, well, so to speak, did not understood everything, asked questions and so on. they are at some point. through the efforts of these guys, they searched. well, listen, well, no matter how we treat everything like this , they didn’t perceive it, but they wo n’t leave us another option. yes? yes, no,

you understand which way the thought process went, what’s the matter, for example, a month ago, fiona hill she asks a very simple question. do you remember who in the united states of america was the founder, in general, lobbying for the interests of large corporations that produce weapons. it was, by the way, macane's father, john cain, a senior four-star admiral, a man who had a very serious reputation; he gradually, step by step, created an entire industry that brought colossal money. and he also divided the two lobbies into two groups, military lobbies and weapons lobbies alone in politics pump for the war. they create conflicts and create prerequisites, while others they say, but here you just did everything well . and we have something to sell and now the pies are baked. yep, there's a conflict. the fact is that to earn everything, i want more and more and the window of opportunity, perhaps it will not be as wide open as it is now possible to shove all the junk that is in warehouses. this is true. here you can say anything. i'm not a specialist gunsmith it's true. i spent almost a we

so, when we read articles like the one published by angela stentsy fiona hill on the pages of the foreign fs, we cannot but agree with how right fyodor tyutchev was, you quoted him today that the west is looking at russia through blinders of hatred and ignorance and for 100 s the situation in american analytics and in the western approach towards russia has by no means improved in the extra years that have passed since tyutchev wrote this. we will now break for advertising and continue in a few days. you will go your object swiss general andrey will most likely start with us, colonel rybkina on sunday. i worked under my maiden name voskresenskaya. all my books were for children, which gave 25 years of life. i will have time to apply for a tinkoff platinum card on the tinkoff.ru website before the end of august and get a free service forever tinkoff he is such a one get through hello brother. hello. i 'm calling this one, i'm busy. you just don't answer. and this generally works in the frame and more often than some, in short, i bought you a new smartphone with a connection. well, like a f