of large states, the most active weapons of kiev are involved in the united states britain france canada polandnd the baltic countries, only washington sent military products to the kiev regime for three and eight billion dollars. this amount is close to the military budgets of australia, portugal and finland. as you know , there is a proposal for consideration without the united states, and as they call it , assistance for another 40 billion dollars, including about 21 billion for military products. this is half of the military budget of germany and france, but i would even draw the attention of us citizens not so much to the comparability of these figures with the military budgets of other countries, but to the needs of the american people. in general, there is now something to use these funds for, moreover, if this money were sent as a subsidy, help and sponsorship, and for anything related to the humanitarian sphere, probably, one could still somehow understand this, but this is money for the murder, they are issued to the kiev regime in order to continue. this phase of the crisis.

wars from cartridges to missiles usa britain czech republic slovakia belgium-canada, france denmark germany netherlands polandhe baltic states finland sweden australia norway slovenia pumping kiev with weapons an overdose has already happened. america doesn't stop blinkin proudly declares that one russian tank accounts for 10 missiles for the jivelin anti-tank systems, which the same states supply the strategy we have developed massive support for ukraine massive pressure on russia solidarity with more than 30 countries. all this gives real results. we see that when it comes to military goals russia fails and ukraine succeeds weapons. kiev also buys in iraq the ukrainian embassy in baghdad has compiled a list of its wishlist beeches stingers perunas needles points at the t-72 and t-64 tanks have already been transferred an advance of 1,5 million dollars, in addition to the official supply channels, they are negotiating with smugglers, but this equipment does not reach the front. this video message was recorded by ukrainian paratroopers, elite, 79th brigade, defeated under the golden pit, but before the breakt

ukrainians were mobilized to the red army , hundreds more were in the troops of poland, the united states, canada, and franceousands fought against the nazis in the ranks of partisans and rebels in 1944, every third red army soldier was a ukrainian, all men, even the youngest, were mobilized, and while the russians held high ranks among the rank-and-file soldiers, there were mainly ukrainians who liberated eastern europe, what the russian troops and the russian command can do, and and they know how to throw cannon fodder at the enemy, which we now observe just by eye, but is this enough to win the second world war, obviously, the same as today, the answer is no the millions of ukrainians who died are almost half of all the losses of the soviet union. and together with those who died of hunger and were deported, the second world war lost the lives of up to 14 million ukrainians, because the war swept through our territory twice, first, full german occupation, then bloody battles and liberation as an example of absolute disregard for the fate of the soldiers became the destruction of the dniproges that the ope

. >> i know there's no race, but canada and poland are far ahead of us as is france and here we have electric right here they know how to build these things what iskeeping us back from th small module reactor which seems like such a natural for every single utility out there >> we talked about it, jim it's exactly what you said at the beginning. it's governmental commitment and support to getting the technology started so that you can build the first units and get to end stage officials in the construction and operation of these units that's what it's all about there's nothing -- this isn't rocket science at the end of the day. we know the technology it's been deployed in other countries. we have operated it now for near half a century we know how to do this just requires commitment. >> how about uranium how do we make sure we're not like germany hand cuffed to the russians >> well, we have been moving down the use of russian fuels for a while. we're about 19% of the fuel services are now around the russians a lot of people don't realize this, but initially, ten years ago, we were en