these ambitions now, there were also france, france had its contingent, for example, in the same , in same syria, when the syrian war began, when the russians entered there, but we remember that after all these actions, and then, by the way, there was a president, my god, hollande, yes, president hollande, and he. still had, in my opinion, a tougher position, but then there was barack obama in the united states with his red lines and france could not play much with its muscles in that region. of course there are certain, let's say, strategic issues that france would like to cover up, but there is also a growing dissatisfaction with israel's actions in for example, in onshore operations in the gas sector. and here, again, there is pressure from the other side , which is happening on the french authorities, after all, with a part of society, which we saw these protests are pro-palestinian, yes there were even protests. about hamas, which is in principle a problem, but this is already, this is already another, another debate, another discussion, so of course, yes, france would like to pl

there were, er, also france, france had its contingent, for example, in the same, in the same syria,e syrian war began, when the russians entered there, but we remember that these actions, and then , by the way, there was a president uh er... er, er, hollande, yes, president hollande, and he still had a tougher stance in my opinion, but then the united states had barack obama with his red lines and france couldn't play much into that region with your muscles. of course there are certain, shall we say, strategic issues that france would like to close, but there is also a growing dissatisfaction with the actions of israel in e.g. in onshore operations in the gas sector, and here again there is pressure from the other side, which is, which is happening on the french authorities, after all, with a part of society that we saw these pro-palestinian protests , even the protests were about hamas, which is in principle a problem, but this is another debate, another discussion, so of course france would like to play a bigger role, but to what extent does france have the power to play these. ..

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about the internal political situation in france.xey yuryevich, your holiday is coming, but the situation is quite complicated in relations between russia and france. describe in two outlines what stage we are at with them now. there were conversations back in the fall of last year, if i’m not mistaken , that the french are ready to establish a dialogue with us, did the dialogue happen this year? well , of course not, well, first of all, thank you for you remembered our holiday, but it will be a working holiday, that is, now is not the time for lavish celebrations, but of course there is no serious progress in relations, they, another thing, we have always said in recent years, have reached the bottom , it turned out that there is no bottom, they can. that’s why today there is no need to talk about any progress, but there were indeed certain signals in the fall from the french, but somehow all this was leveled out by today, our trade turnover with the european union has fallen significantly over the past year, however, because of the

let's continue the theme of france.lovakian marian kamensky does not reduce the intensity of the struggle. farmer protests against the backdrop of paris. on the tank it is written: macron. and she herself is an outcast the woman pushing the tractor is marine lepin. another work by the wicked dutchman ep bertrams. this is about the situation as a whole. say, the drawing is entitled, explosive atmosphere, we would say the situation is heating up, in germany they started saying that the country is losing competitiveness, urgent measures are needed, what are the causes of the crisis in the most economically powerful country in europe? the most straightforward option is germany's high dependence on energy resources from the russian federation, including the overthrow there. 5% for natural gas, there was 34% for oil, plus, of course, the economy was and is quite export-oriented against the backdrop of protecting the increase in the cost of key factors of production for energy-intensive industries, such industries as chemical

let's return to the main news: france can send its troops to ukraine, emmanuel macron made this statement following the results of the international meeting on ukraine held in paris. according to the politician, there is no consensus in the french government on this issue yet, but paris does not exclude this possibility. macron also announced the creation of a new coalition to supply medium-long -range missiles to ukraine. the composition of the associations is currently unknown. now the first deputy chairman of the committee is in direct contact with the studio federation council for international affairs vladimir dzhabarov. vladimir mikhailovich, hello. hello, tell me, how do you assess macron’s statement, first of all, about the possible sending of the military to ukraine? well, i regard this speech as extremely frivolous for a politician of this rank. here, firstly, because as soon as france sends its military to ukraine so that they fight the russian army, france automatically becomes a participant in the war with all the ensuing consequences circumstances. if macron thinks that in t

it just heard that statement from france. , ., france._ france. it will further embolden the russian regime, which _ france. it will further embolden the russian regime, which has - france. it will further embolden the russian regime, which has acted i france. it will further embolden the i russian regime, which has acted with impunity. bear in mind this is not the first critic of vladimir putin to die and murky circumstances. we had the murder of alexander levy can go back in 2006 with the radioactive cup of tea and a central london hotel. subsequently quite an important and wide—ranging public inquiry into thousand 16 chaired by a formerjudge who concluded that vladimir putin had personally probably approved his murder. then we had the script file case a couple of years ago with two more russian assassins who tried to poison a former russian defector living in salisbury. there is definitely a pattern here. one can't peer inside the head of vladimir putin, but there is a general sense in the kremlin that things are going their way and af

in france. but in germany it's quite a different story. and in france they call it like holland. again, the great wars pop, the language alone tells us that remembrance is different. why is that the home the, the fee because a lot more people died in the 1st $10.00 in the 2nd world walks in the south this in the 2nd world war. and i don't mean this disrespectfully, a few 100000 french, were killed in the estimate, but in the 1st world war, it was millions. every family had that. and you go to people are more reluctant to commemorate the 2nd world war. because friends wasn't quite as honorable and it's defeat as we all have this one guy. and these are the logon issue, these pacify. and what is it that the french commemorate about the 1st world war and then they didn't ask them back to good thing. is it victory or what is that? what is this stuff? it's bob. i knew when fox and i was a boy scout, my number is 8. 09 years old. on to that was 6 of us and a groups i knew and every member of this group

to discuss the details, well... in principle in ukraine they are waiting for the president of francey agreement on security guarantees between france and ukraine will be signed. today barel, a diplomat and the chief defense specialist, arrived in ukraine, i’m so i understand, because he said that what needs to be decided on the battlefield, there is very little information about that yet, but do you understand? the law on, the law on mobilization, and - zaluzhny, that is, these are two trends, somehow they go on every day, yes, in the morning they discuss whether zaluzhny will be fired or not, and in the evening they discuss, so when will they finally pass the law on mobilization, this is already, this is the second version, it is being discussed in parliament, but i see from the expert opinion that is in the verkhovna rada that this law, the bill is not going to be adopted, give money to ukraine, the americans are the first to not give money, suffice it to say that we will not let you withdraw your money, because which of the deputies of the rada does not have their own account abro

the 3rd reich, when it was not an official trans in france. this is what needs to be done now, to counteract the rise of naziism in ukraine. and we understand very well that enough facts have been provided to make even those who didn't want to believe it to now believe it so whose side is background on what is this is ridiculous to attempt that hype to make a spectacular statement to gather more hits or is it just disrespect for his own heroes? the heroes of france, who gave their lives in the fight against nazi or some? yeah, those were connected to federal finish and b, like he says, the narrative is a sign of an escalating were of words which is the west reaction to rush of success on the battlefield. or what do i see that the war of words is escalating as fast as the russian troops are liberating the dumas region? the panic is growing amongst the wester supporters. they see that the grain in front lines are collapsing and the advance is very volatile. i see that the seas and has to be the bluff beats orchestrated very much from the frame s

how would you describe the condition of france today ? of france today? >> de la france?rance is living through a crisis on many fronts, and that demonstrates a global decline in. >> we've had an agricultural crisis in recent days. we're experiencing an immigration crisis , as we have seen the crisis, as we have seen the figures. we'll speak about it. >> we are living through an economic and social crisis with low wages and growing inflation. >> i think that we chose the wrong system . for 40 years. our wrong system. for 40 years. our elite imposed upon us a global system which was based on consumption , immigration, debt consumption, immigration, debt and taxes . i consumption, immigration, debt and taxes. i propose a consumption, immigration, debt and taxes . i propose a complete and taxes. i propose a complete change of paradigm and model, which means a model which is based on french birth rates, on production, on work, on making taxes lower . i propose production, on work, on making taxes lower. i propose a complete revolution because the system of the last 40 years h

and france. that's the main go. it usually works is august. i say a lot of bad things about germany and germany and about france in front. nobody minds union destiny. what do? why not try position for with nobody minds if i said, because i'm the way i am on those, which means i can get away with saying and doing anything. i'm in absolute advocates of understanding and reconciliation. so what i say can only be right, that's not actually the truth, but i let people believe it was even though it's visa all stars. what is it that made it possible for the germans and the french to get along and talk to one another today as if these mores had never happened to these? it? is that how it is? so this new shows, i wouldn't say that's the case. what they know full well that these words happened and still, but that's how i describe it. everything has been done to ensure the was a not forgotten, but nothing is forgotten. so that hitler, the concentration camps and not forgotten, none of that should have struc

in france. they call it like holland. again, the great wars pop, the language alone tells us that remembrance is different. why is that a home the the fee because a lot more people died in the 1st thing in the 2nd world, walks in the southeast in the 2nd world war. and i don't mean this disrespectfully, a few 100000 french, were killed by the 1st world war. it was millions. every family had that dead to the people are more reluctant to commemorate the 2nd world war. because fronds wasn't quite as honorable in its defeat, is we'll have this one guy, he's not going to issue this. it was by end of what is it that the french commemorate about the 1st world war and then he didn't ask and back to good thing. is it 63, or what is it? what is this stuff is prob, i knew when fox and i was a boy scout, my number is 8. 09 years old on to that was 6 of us and a groups and every member of this group competed. why did i get to that? i was competitive to that. i want as the leader of this group, and i said, th

france's position has changed a lot, and this is positive for us. talking about idiom, it's just about the constant statement of facts. and today, doctors in the united states americans found biden fit to carry out his mandate. well , no one checks putin there, maybe they do, they just don't give a voice there, but these are people who are 70 and 70 plus. macron, like me, he is 77 years old, five days younger, he is... six years old, and by the way, like zelensky, he is also 77 years old, these are young wolves in politics, i think , it's absolutely normal that, well, i'm not talking about biden now, but such an old and tired politician like putin, and the same, by the way, as biden, and they can lose leadership, and yes, zelensky does not have nuclear missiles there now and he has a war in the country, but these young politicians are about the same age, it is important that they can really try to seize this leadership. they have this welcome energy, they want to win, they want to be at the head, well , the politicians are already veterans, well, th

the idea that you would show up in france, you'd set foot in france and you would be free. and in fact, there were all french three are all kind of part of the same kind of etymology realm. and what happened in 1719 was that the regent who replaced louis 14th, the sun king, who had died, was very pro colonial and got rid of the free soil principle in the same way of declaration of proclamation that the africans who came to france would not free. so this is that kind of free principle and. you could see that this goes on in france quite a bit. the there are a of debates about this on the legal level. i'm not an expert on that, but it's really fascinating to see that the idea of freedom was was being debated in french in french legal circles throughout the 18th century. and in certain regions. this would be ratified and other places would vote for or against it. yes. but it is fascinating to write that aren't there's a lot of kind of new policing that goes on during the 18th century, in the 1770s. there's also something called the police of the blacks, which is instituted to

the same britain , the far right is not popular at the moment, they do not raise their heads, in france germany, the factors that affect the popularity of the far right are very different in germany before this migrant phobia, and migrant phobia increased a lot 10 years ago, when germany accepted a significant number of refugees from syria, and it was precisely this that the far-right accused the merkel government, and it was precisely on this ... ground that the afd actually emerged as a political party, but to this is added a certain all-pervasive difference in the standard of living between the eastern and western parts of the country and a certain resentment of this eastern post-socialist germany in relation to the more successful western one, and the fd is more popular in the east, in addition, there are certain ... consequences of such a green transition, which led to the deindustrialization of some regions, cities and well, the lands of germany, especially the eastern one, which was very centralized, industrialized, well, according to the soviet type, this is exactly the type of

, it was a focus on france, if you remembertwo france, if you remember two years into this _ france,re were _ early days of the conflict, there were extraordinary pictures of emmanuel macron sitting with putin as if he _ emmanuel macron sitting with putin as if he could talk about of the invasion— as if he could talk about of the invasion that was about taking under way. emmanuel macron has played an on role _ way. emmanuel macron has played an on role in _ way. emmanuel macron has played an on role in this conflict, and it's no wonder— on role in this conflict, and it's no wonder the international community is looking at france and expecting _ community is looking at france and expecting them to step up. he community is looking at france and expecting them to step up.- expecting them to step up. he was left with egg _ expecting them to step up. he was left with egg on — expecting them to step up. he was left with egg on his _ expecting them to step up. he was left with egg on his face _ expecting them to step up. he was left with egg on his face today - expecting them to step up. he

which france do you dislike more? north or south?e, so it is more developed. by and large, i only feel sorry for italy, but when you asked macron which city in france needs to be burned, he is ready to give up the planting, i’m not macron, but i thought about it. with no one and about nothing, so i’ll choose the city myself, except from a position of strength, with everyone , and this is except for friends, speaking seriously, this is the most important moment, the absence of fear, yeah, this is the worst thing that happened, excuse me for some toftology , because we stopped being afraid, the whole structure of the world was built on this, the fear of nuclear weapons, they convinced themselves that russia would not use them, they would be unpleasantly surprised if we surrendered... they resisted and nothing good came of it, and you, of course, are right, to discuss for what did macron say, in connection with what, but we have no idea we won’t really come to any conclusion, because the madness that is present in the current leaders of

ukraine they are saying that well, listen, you don’t want us in nato, yes, just like germany and frances hurry, give us guarantees, give us written guarantees, defense minister umerov is going to go to france to discuss details, well, in principle, in ukraine they are waiting for the president of france so that, in fact, one of one of the points, perhaps this very one will be signed. agreement on security guarantees between france and ukraine. today barel, a diplomat and overnight chief defense official, came to ukraine , as i understand it, because he talked about what needs to be decided on the battlefield? there is very little information about that yet, but you see, volodya, the point is that when european bureaucrats, european leaders decided, really made a political decision, give ukraine 50. 50 billion dollars 33 - it should have been or there 17 - 33 credit, and 17 this is just from the number of yes - not from the frozen money of the russian federation, dividends should be received and transferred to ukraine, but with dividends as everything is stuck, the europeans are in no hu

after speaking about sending nato troops to ukraine, he immediately said that france, at the same timee russian people. image thoughts that are called paradoxical. i don’t want to, but i have to, and, of course, there’s no need to scare me. in an attempt to rally western support for ukraine, french president emmanuel macron organized a conference with the participation of a dozen countries, he said that france was going to do everything that... in general, all of russia that france and europe had mobilized their forces and that the defeat of ukraine is not even considered. a little earlier , macron’s aides told us at a briefing that - quote: the main task is to show that the issue of support for ukraine from outside europe, no clouds are gathering and that the main goal is to do more and more effectively. and of course, all this is happening at a time when russia is making progress on the battlefield, so the goal is to show that europe is truly mobilized and wants to help ukraine. here is about. heads of state or government, presidents came here from many countries in eastern europe, s

and they felt at ease in france.to become informants there were so many occupiers that the germans recruited 32 informers in just a couple of months. and tens of thousands of frenchmen voluntarily joined the army of the third reich. as a result , french citizens became the largest nation in europe to fight on the side of the nazis. world war ii, the most motivated were selected into the legion of volunteers against bolshevism and sent to the eastern front against the soviet union. it was they who took an active part in the extermination of civilians in belarus and created sonderkommando execution squads. paris had its own ss division charlemagne. it included 7,000 french. among other things, the remnants of these ss men tried to protect hitler in berlin in '45. only captured on the territory of the soviet union. they took more than 23 thousand french citizens; the head of government, marshal pétain, was sentenced to death after world war ii. official paris is involved in the active extermination of jews. at least 76.

france is once again leading the proudly western world. line, listen, we are convinced that the defeat of russia is necessary for security and stability in europe, although there is no consensus on the sending of european troops, nothing can be ruled out, we will do everything possible to ensure that that russia cannot win this war. people who say today never are the same people who previously declared that there would never be airplanes, there would never be long-range missiles. radio assistance there will never be trucks, they said all this 2 years ago, many at this table said we would only provide helmets , sleeping bags, and now they say we need to do more to provide missiles and tanks. so, macron announced the possibility of sending troops of western countries to ukraine, well, in addition, about attracting third countries to supplies, that’s what he said, let's listen further. shortage of ammunition, we have undertaken a significant mobilization in the context of field artillery, all of us around the table are committed to this issue

in france, there is still a big discrepancy between media support for ukraine and what france actuallyerms of arms supplies to ukraine. france's contribution is everything is still very limited compared to the country’s military potential. germany now provides ukraine with 50% of its aid. electric trains. professor of military history most likely to be a lantern of the russian podzdam university zenki neitzel is confident that in the event of a war with russia, the bundeswehr will fight. but the only thing he can prove is his ability to die with dignity. germany needs hundreds of billions to replenish arsenals and attract young people to the army, there is no money. is not looking any better, businesses in almost all areas are complaining about declining demand, strikes, protests, losses, inflation is hitting purchasing power, it’s time for the government to think about reviving the economy, but little has been done to date. germany is in a deep recession, the only industrialized country whose economy is shrinking, and putin is not responsible for this. the government has spent €800 bi

by the way, kirby is very clear he said, this is france’s sovereign decision.ithout us, yes, then, then they, we warned you, i warned you that you shouldn’t meddle there, you meddled, you got it, that’s it the same thing, i have now practically announced, this is a sovereign decision of france, how this decision, i thought, could be realized, well then, that now there are advisers there, they are present. dead, macron, yes, he stated when he was that his brain is also not alive, the army, well, i would say that this is a little wrong, you know, here i would not say that macron is being cunning, no, he is a beast, he is being cunning, a gali cockerel , among scholtz and macron there is plenty of water, so no , i don’t know, i’m not sure, scholz is still that blucher, i don’t know, i don’t know what kind of blue he is, by the way, they beat him many times, that’s why they didn’t finish him off once. but the fact is that macron is now one of the oldest politicians in almost europe, i don’t mean by age, but by location and weight of the country, but still france wa

france surrendered to the third reich after only 43 days of resistance.ew government and, after a personal meeting with hitler, proclaimed course of cooperation with the nazis, they felt at ease in france, there were so many people who wanted to become informants for the occupiers that the germans recruited 32 thousand informers in just a couple of months, and tens of thousands more frenchmen voluntarily joined the army of the third reich. as a result, french citizens became the largest nation in europe to fight on the side of the nazis in world war ii. the most motivated were selected to join the legion of volunteers against bolshevism and sent to the eastern front against the soviet union. they were the ones who took an active part in the extermination of civilians in belarus, sonderkommando execution squads were created. paris had its own ss charlemagne division. it included 7.0 frenchmen. among other things, the remnants of these ss men tried to protect hitler in berlin in '45. only more were taken prisoner on the territory of the soviet union. sent a

u in france now do not know. and in the context of parents do not appreciate their history. i want to remind mr. mack chrome that there are other pages in francis history that would be worth paris turning to now and realizing in the 21st century. for example, the emergence and growth of anti fascist organizations, an enter french resistance to naziism during the 2nd world war and the joining the citizens and all of civil society and friends in the fight against naziism, against the 3rd reich. when it was not an official trans in france, this is what needs to be done now, to counteract the rise of naziism in ukraine. and we understand very well that enough facts have been provided to make even those who didn't want to believe it. to now believe it, so who side is background on? what is this is ridiculous to attempt that hype to make a spectacular statement to gather more hits, or is it just disrespect for his own heroes? the heroes of france, who gave their lives in the fight against nazi as i'm yeah, let's put an end chief editor of finish. and the, let's see, says the narra

k, but what's been the reaction from france? well, france was a little bit more subdued. the reaction was a little bit more calm. that's despite the friction between germany and france in terms of arming ukraine. now the government didn't have an official comment, but an m p name, benjamin hot dog from president emmanuel, mate. crohn's renaissance party did tweet that. the chancellor's comments were divisive and could lead to a diplomatic crisis. the shots, this reaction to the troops and ukraine creates a major diplomatic crisis between germany and the united kingdom. berlin is very isolated, but that's not all michael ross who is also from schultz. his own party and head of the boons installed for an affairs committee. also said that he regretted the exchange, but they need to re focus on together combat and putting and his a legit war on you prayed and they're strong or when they're all opposing putting but nevertheless sold, says a british allies and says that if the u. k. did provide the strong shadow missile, and the french did provide the stops, then germany needs

>> reporter: good morning, frances. following that rocket attack on israel, an israeli defense forces spokesperson saying its military jets began an extensive wave of attacks in lebanese territory. the idf saying its fighter jets struck a series of hezbollah targets, targeting military compounds, operational control rooms and infrastructure used by hamas. the lebanese state news saying civilians were among the death toll, including women and children in at least two different areas amongst the dead, and including many others injured. hezbollah saying there will be undoubtedly be a response. and this response will be at the required and appropriate level israel's chief of the general staff telling heads of local municipalities in northern israel, thanks to you, the idf can act decisively to change the security situation in the north. we have reached great achievement, striking hezbollah and lebanon, but we continue to operate. this is not the time to stop there is still a long way to go, and we will do it together you kn

clear to uphold molly, out of the french francs on despite huge pressure from france. he was eventually over thrown by the pro french general. most that's all you would. and then died in shadowy circumstances. the gentleman presented his work and was able to work through the stimuli industry on is it will with money who for us as real life short story and former shuts off to that to data hope so. industrialization disappeared front had no need of an industrialized africa. added value must be generated in france, and the african must remain below willed prices as a market and rule material. supply up, the story behind the hoot coma factory is a classic example of how from so to exploit molly and results is with out into sting, an industrialized thing. the country never really reflect the business said, sooner for unless what are there. and so, unless your lo called will rarely be generous, lot of money and dissolve and cut all our life less than what you're doing. these are, is it for the, for the concrete dealer popular? does she want me to send a flyer for them to cal

you ask your readers, viewers, users of internet resources, do you want, do you want france to fight with russia? well, this is how it will be, european countries will automatically be drawn into a military conflict with russia, of course, the potential of the united organization of nato and russia is incomparable, there will be no winners, and you will find yourself drawn into this conflict, in addition to of your own will. before you even have time to blink your eye, it turned out that macron, of course, is a phenomenal cretin, being under frantic pressure from his farmers, trying to at least somehow pretend to be something, he portrays himself as just some stupid, insignificant little man. both dmitry anatolyevich medvedev and maria vladimirovna zakharova answered him very accurately today, but he simply lost his mind, he began to talk about sending. european troops to ukraine , the other leaders immediately began to disavow this. well listen, macron. total we currently have eight capacity building coalitions. we agreed to strengthen the ammunition dimensions of these eight coalit

ales, let's look at what exactly has already been delivered to france today, france has delivered a caesaroalition, only in contrast to the coalition very, very numerous on the part of the ukrainian armed forces, in artillery duels, unfortunately, they often retain the upper hand. supplied heavy cluster munitions of a prohibited type, prohibited by conventions exploding at altitude, with the help of which the civilian population of donetsk was destroyed in large quantities. the amx 10rc tank has been delivered, which is, well, let’s say, a light patrol development vehicle, reinforced with steel sheets. about half a million during the week, because the french reserve is another 200-250 thousands of people. in addition, i would like to remind you that starting from the period when doctor lisa died, the french destroyer was present at the time of her death, chevalier paul, and was conducting an active radio broadcast, which may have influenced the crash of the plane; certain elements of fish fighting were observed there. by the way, our general staff also considered this and discussed this at

france and the united states are fostering the war in the eastern drc by supporting the rebellion. a country like rwanda cannot fight against the democratic republic of the congo. we are marching. "we are not breaking or destroying people's property, but the head of the police is sending his officers to chase us away. there is no doubt that western powers are out to plunder these resources and therefore cannot be part of the solution. the united states military command in africa, africom is now seen by many as an imperialist war machine that creates threats before managing the perception of safety. the ultimate objective of africa is advancing the united states'. economic and geostrategic interest in africa. now my next question is to professor abdul hab sheikh: do you think western imperialist powers are behind the absage of terrorism in africa? and can they really assist in restoring security across the continent? you know the western emberialist a part and partial of african problems, as you speak right now, they want to exploit african resources, they want to undermine the safe

dramatic irritation and other gesticulation of france when we told them to skidattle with their armies. the real reason is really about the resources that are underground in the sahel indeed. well for more on how the us has contributed to the increase of terrorism in africa. we have contacted abdul latif ahmad, a researcher and a digital news editor. thanks for your time sir today. thank you for having me. we also... have professor abdul wahab sheikh abdul samamad, the chief executive officer of the afro asia institute for strategic studies based in nairobi, kenya. thanks lot for your time, professor today. thank you for having me. now, that's from terrorism in africa. as we have seen, have skyrocted more than 10000% during the so-called us war on terror, according to the new study by the africa center for strategic studies. now, these findings contradict claims by the us military. in africa known as africom that it is thating terrorist attacks across the continent. let's start off with mr. ahmed, what's your take uh on these reports? we can see already that uh... counter insurgency st

i respect france's desire to help ukraine.are helping ukraine in a different way, providing advanced means. and this is again the old euro-atlantic rhetoric, which the russian president spoke about a year ago in an interview with the author and host of the moscow kremlin putin program pavel zarubin. once again he patiently explained not only to the russian audience, but also to the western audience still able to hear parts, by supplying weapons to ukraine, nato becomes, if not full-fledged. this did not support, however, there was no reason to believe in this sudden european pacifism, because at the mentioned conference everyone was clearly talking about the introduction of the nato contingent into ukraine, it was just the french president who let it slip. anastasia efimova, lead. the president of france, when he made such statements, either forgot, or most likely never knew, what unseemly role paris played during the second world war. here's ours. certificate of french cooperation with the nazis of the third reich. france sur