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president of france, with mr.ls me vladimir, i. his nicolas, they have not changed since then, and nothing has happened for the worse, despite the fact that he is such a big boss, and i am a modest official in the russian administration, but the big boss seems to be increasingly forgetting what position he occupies and what are the long-term political traditions in france ? oème retard qui est dû à la longueur du dialogue que je viens avoir. connected with these states historically and geographically, and should not be afraid of current changes. you said that france today is not ready for military operations in syria, this is very pleasing and... thanks for that, but we believe that there is no need to use force at all when resolving issues of this kind. the syrian issue has become the main contradiction between russia and france for a long time, already under the new president francois allande. hollande fully supports washington's course for democracy and the future prosperity of peoples, following libya, it woul

. , ., , , ., france.s, it does, but i would make the point that _ france. yes, it does, but i would make the point that on _ france. yes, it does, but i would make the point that on the - france. yes, it does, but i would i make the point that on the hundred and tenth anniversary did not do this and on the centenary 20 years ago was a big celebration as you would expect. nothing ten years, a big deal being made today. why? because they are aware after brexit things have not been that easy and you want to make the point things are ok, and it is slightly revealing because it is when you have to make the point it makes people ask behind—the—scenes at things really going that well? things were really going that well? things were really going well like ten years ago there would be no need to, slightly create an artificial anniversary, 120th anniversaries don't normally get celebrated. there is a political will on both sides of the channel to make the point everything is fine stop that does make some people thi

i- france and the uk? they have different demands. i have - france and the uk?emands. i have seen france and the uk? they have - different demands. i have seen the french this morning trying to stop this one boat. theirjob is to stop the boats getting off the beach. to be fair, they seem pretty motivated. the fact that we were on the beach filming this seem to make them extremely angry. people were questioned and had their ids checked by the french police. from what i take from that is that they are determined to stop this. every beach has a patrol. there is a large vessel out at sea trying to stop people from crossing. but the british operation is slightly different. they only stop people when they cross the boundary in the middle of the english channel. they take people on board and make sure they are safe. then they aren't into they are safe. then they aren't into the system. 90% of them claim asylum. the others run for the hills in kent. the british are paying the french for policing on the french beaches to stop this happening. irate beaches to stop this ha

france must not forget where the kremlin is.sia's place is next to great countries, europe recognizes this place and wants to live next to great russia. the appearance on our borders of a powerful military bloc will perceived in russia as a direct threat to the security of our country. did you think that putin wanted to gain time? no, we wanted to gain time so that russia could not win this war. do you want to fight with russia? you ask your readers, viewers, users. could not win this war, no red lines in relation to russia, macron’s recent words, well then they must understand that in russia there will be no red lines in relation to these states either, they choose targets for striking our territory, choose what they think are the most effective means of destruction, they must ultimately understand that we also have weapons that can hit targets on their territory. in big politics, where even a random gesture often has enormous significance, these shots are truly impressive. chirac not only arrived at the paris airport himself d

he's very happy in france. obviously, he's ridiculously celebrated in france. he's warned that he might not be met with so exalted a welcome he were to come home. he is as puts it, among people whom i love and, who love me very comfortable in france the british had occupied and plundered his home so he knows he's coming back to a to a difficult situation and he's he's crossed ocean more times than he was comfortable. he did he did not know that he would survive crossing of the ocean. instead he gets on board ship to return in 1785 and immediately feels 20 years younger than he's felt in ages. what was it like to cross the ocean in those days brutal. franklin had swore never to do it again. several passages previous this it could take months and you often landed as was his case in 1776 not in the port to which you were headed. so for example, he was headed nahant, but he ended up in a little town called rye, which was hundreds of miles away, and has to sort of figure out how to make his way from to paris, from there. so it's a it's a it's a complicated and somew

it presumably would require cooperation with france? ., , ., . . with france? it does not. france? it does not. we are legally entitled to do _ with france? it does not. we are legally entitled to do it - with france? it does not. we are legally entitled to do it under - with france? it does not. we are| legally entitled to do it under two treaties — legally entitled to do it under two treaties i— legally entitled to do it under two treaties. i have read them, i know the sentences, the clauses was to what _ the sentences, the clauses was to what is _ the sentences, the clauses was to what is required is leadership... in what is required is leadership... practice, you what is required is leadership... in practice, you do that without the cooperation of france was blue and then with the french would do is what we have talked about. haste what we have talked about. have a 'oint what we have talked about. have a joint processing — what we have talked about. have a joint processing centre _ what we have talked about. have a joint processing centre in - what we have talked about.

it which would require cooperation with france. ., , �* ., , ., france.y entitled _ france. it doesn't actually, we are legally entitled to _ france. it doesn't actually, we are legally entitled to do _ france. it doesn't actually, we are legally entitled to do it _ france. it doesn't actually, we are legally entitled to do it under i france. it doesn't actually, we are legally entitled to do it under two | legally entitled to do it under two national maritime treaties, the 1974 safety of life at sea treaty and the 1982 un convention of law at sea. i read them, i know the clauses. what is required is leadership. you read them, i know the clauses. what is required is leadership.— is required is leadership. you do that without _ is required is leadership. you do that without the _ is required is leadership. you do that without the cooperation i is required is leadership. you do that without the cooperation of i that without the cooperation of france? whether they would cooperate or not? what the french would do is have a joint processing centre in northern

true, i never had an illusion about france, but still, in russian and soviet culture, france was alwaysce of a strong, numerous communist party, which until the mid -sixties occupied seats in parliament, we spared france. and yet it seems to me that we have passed. those times when we spared, in the words of peter tolstoy, in your words, i hear that we will no longer spare, no, we will not, we must love our fatherland, first of all, to protect his interests, then we will be respected, this is life and fate, natalya, happy birthday to you, blow out, on saturday, after graduation you fly to italy, and i’m finishing. to provide for you, we’ve only known each other for a few days, not enough, life doesn’t give us any references, the premiere is on saturday on rtr, we will remember songs about our home, everyone has a native corner, we moved a lot, that’s why i’m makarov from makarov, vladimir from vladimir, we had a stunning front garden. we played dodgeball football, me all the time bouncers, hello andrey, andrey malakhov's evening show on saturday on rtr, stay in moscow, of course, i woul

is that— why the right is so strong in france is that france has a very strong anti-elitist. _ is that, anti—establishment undercurrent. it has traditionally been _ undercurrent. it has traditionally been very— undercurrent. it has traditionally been very strong. it coexists with the fact— been very strong. it coexists with the fact that this is another reason why the _ the fact that this is another reason why the right is so strong, it coincides— why the right is so strong, it coincides with the fact that it is also _ coincides with the fact that it is also a — coincides with the fact that it is also a currency that believes in sovereignty. so the idea of sovereignty. so the idea of sovereignty as an important concept, the role _ sovereignty as an important concept, the role of— sovereignty as an important concept, the role of public institutions. so on the _ the role of public institutions. so on the one — the role of public institutions. so on the one hand you the very strong national— on the one hand you the very strong national and — on the one hand you the very strong national an

he's very happy in france. obviously, he's ridiculously celebrated in france. he's warned that he might not be met with so exalted a welcome he were to come home. he is as puts it, among people whom i love and, who love me very comfortable in france the british had occupied and plundered his home so he knows he's coming back to a to a difficult situation and he's he's crossed ocean more times than he was comfortable. he did he did not know that he would survive crossing of the ocean. instead he gets on board ship to return in 1785 and immediately feels 20 years younger than he's felt in ages. what was it like to cross the ocean in those days brutal. franklin had swore never to do it again. several passages previous this it could take months and you often landed as was his case in 1776 not in the port to which you were headed. so for example, he was headed nahant, but he ended up in a little town called rye, which was hundreds of miles away, and has to sort of figure out how to make his way from to paris, from there. so it's a it's a it's a complicated and somew

moreover, france also has some unique things, for example, only france has.s far as one can judge , the means of delivering nuclear weapons on aircraft carriers are airplanes, but in principle there are no intentions that... to transfer its nuclear arsenal to external management accounts is not visible in france, all the talk is about a certain a european deterrent, which is sometimes understood as the french one, and they must take into account the fact that even if france takes on some obligations to provide a nuclear umbrella over its european partners, decisions will still be made in paris; in the uk , nato itself is tightly integrated regimes, in the uk there is very great cooperation, again a very long cooperation with the united states, in principle, a rather unique situation when it seems like a sovereign warhead, but with this is in many ways similar to the warhead of its best friend overseas, it is planned to be delivered on leased ballistic missile submarines, with the boats with these missiles everything is not very smooth, the last... several tes

france. eu member, uk no.oth are members of nato, but the principles for managing nuclear arsenals are purely their own. there is no coordination. if we are talking about strategic, doctrinal, operational-tactical dimensions, then there is no cooperation as such. moreover, as you know, france is not part of the nato nuclear planning group - it is in every possible way proud exclusively national. the nature of its nuclear arsenal, moreover, france has some unique things, for example, only france has, as far as one can judge, means of delivering nuclear weapons on aircraft carriers, these are airplanes, but in principle there are no intentions to transfer its the nuclear arsenal in france is not visible, all the talk is about some kind of european one. by which french is sometimes understood, they must take into account that even if france undertakes some obligations to ensure nuclear umbrella over its european partners, then decisions will still be made in paris. in the uk, it is tightly integrated, in fact, in

now the same movement has spread in france. i met the students at the faculty of political sciences in paris. students whose only goal is to help palestinians. i talked to many of them and their words are the same as the words of pro-palestinian students in america. they say we are the ones who can change the situation. from our point of view this is a kind of awareness among young people at the international level . they understood that they should be mobilized. until now. gathering in universities doesn't help them, but they are trying to change the situation at their own level. this is very good. this can be a model for us. the american university movement had a wide reflection at the international level. in this way, this process can affect other french universities as well . this influence process has started. other universities throughout france were also affected by this movement. in the coming days, we will probably see the spread of the movement in the european university was. all students around the world must mobiliz

england and france declared a cordial agreement 3 years earlier.cause the upcoming big the war in europe was already felt; germany, which was late to the division of the colonies, advocated the redivision of the world. since the end of the 19th century , austria-hungary and italy have been in a triple alliance with it. that’s how long the formidable force had to resist the entente, and it so happened that it was russia that saved the allies twice during the first world war. from complete defeat, but we have more to say about this, first a fresh event on april 8 this week. bearskin caps of the british royal guard: french republican guard in hippolets and aiguillettes with pencils, and also everywhere there are stripes, gold embroidery, goluns, chevrons, monograms, polished brass buttons, partupees, lacquer visors, cockades, fluffy shakos and white gloves, of course, bare blades, in short, complete stuffing. such was the choreographed and, if you like, well-tempered changing of the guard of honor, when the british replaced the french, and the french

france can add a nuclear triad here. triad is submarines, airborne, french air force and land-based missiles. so far , this is exactly what the leader of france, the leader of germany and other european countries are talking about, and it is precisely these plans that president macron spoke about when he... meant that the table should be set for all this look. thank you, mr. valentin, for the conversation, it was people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine, valentin nalyvaichenko. friends, we are live on the channel and also on our youtube and facebook platforms, for those who are watching us live there now, please join our platforms and also take part in our survey, today we ask you about this, do you support the activities of a public broadcaster independent of the government, yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have your position on public broadcasting in ukraine, please write in the comments under this video, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and

now the prime minister of france.ce that was before, so the first thing i would do as president is to ensure that france withdraws from nato and the european union. in order to leave the european union, you just need a true patriot who loves france to come to power. macron, he doesn’t like france, he doesn’t know its history. he once said in 2010, that there is no such thing as french culture, that it does not exist. imagine to. i was shocked that very quickly the american services and the white house announced that there was certainly no connection with ukraine; on the evening of march 23 they said that it was definitely not ukrainians and nothing at all. what are canes? this is an opportunity to show your film to the whole world. in general, this is truly a holiday. it doesn't matter, as long as kan is the host of the festival. do you swear in your testimony to tell the truth, the whole truth and the whole truth? underneath it all, strong and true love for cinema. he wasn't afraid to experiment, shooting a love scen

president of france with mr.nged since then, and nothing has happened for the worse, despite the fact that he is such a big boss, and i am a modest official in the russian administration, but a big boss, as if more and more often forgets what position he holds and what long-term political traditions there are in france. qui est dû à la longueur du dialogue que je viens d'avoir avec monsieur poutine, qu'est-ce que vous préférez que je réponde aux questions? none of the french leaders had ever allowed themselves to appear in front of television cameras like this before; it was under sarkozy that, for the first time in the modern... history of the country, persecution of political predecessors began. jacques chirac was tried for years ago when he was mayor paris. sarkozy did not even mention chirac in his first speech immediately after his election, but he not only owes a lot to his predecessor in politics, he was once even romantically involved with chirac’s youngest daughter. sarkozy also retreated from the previo

rapidly developing germany posed a threat to both england and france. both the french and british elites needed a strong ally capable of balancing the german ones. superiority. the only country suitable for this role at that time was russia. in may 1882 , germany, austria-hungary and italy entered into the triple alliance. the countries agreed on mutual support and non-alignment with any international organizations directed against one of the parties. in reply, in 1891-93, russia and france first signed a political declaration. and then a military convention directed against the triple alliance. on april 8, 1904, london and paris signed an agreement, known in historical literature as the entente cardial, a cordial agreement, and in 1907 a russian-british agreement was signed. this is how the entente military bloc arose, consisting of france, russia and england. by the beginning of the first world war, italy went over to the entente side. germany was annexed by the ottoman empire. british-french-russian agreement 1915 provided for the passage of the blac

, and then he defended the interests of france himself alexander, because the prusakovs, for example,e no such state, they were very offended by the defeat of their army in one day in aurstate, yes, yes, in the end they agreed on this option, that - just in france will remain, so to speak, for some time , occupying, so to speak, allied troops, and russia has strengthened its position, since the russian frenchman reshelieu was put at the head of the government. taliran, as far as i remember, he was so sarcastic about that this frenchman, so to speak, understands something in crimea, but in new russia, but he does not have a single acquaintance, so to speak, in france. that he can in general, in fact , reshelie was in power until the withdrawal of the allied troops, that is, the conclusion itself meant that a certain stability had arrived in france, this is proof of the effectiveness and reshelie, including, so to speak, the effectiveness of russian policy in france in that moment, so after... 100 days of napoleonic, the situation seemed to have turned upside down once again, russia fou

the country that russia is now afraid of is france. why?y country that has everything necessary to deliver missiles to st. petersburg, moscow and other russian cities in 10 minutes. and these are russians know. in other words, even if america moves away, we will still remain a force to be reckoned with. the deportation statement fits well with the general line of french foreign policy. emmanuel macron has previously stated that... the republic can send its troops to ukraine. then his words were criticized by all his european colleagues. deport suffered the same fate. military political scientists compared the nuclear potential of moscow and paris. if we compare the nuclear weapons of france and the russian federation, then this just makes me smile. they have 290 nuclear warheads, we have five times. more, more than 1,600 nuclear warheads that the russian federation has, that is, if they try to throw something to st. petersburg, moscow and other cities, then our missiles will completely sweep away. paris's position was questioned by many eur

france is a member of the eu, the uk is not.members of nato, but the principles for managing nuclear arsenals are purely their own. there is no coordination. if we are talking about strategic, doctrinal. about operational-tactical dimensions, then there is no cooperation as such; moreover, as you know, france is not a member of the nato nuclear planning group, it is in every possible way proud of the exclusively national character of its nuclear arsenal, moreover, france also has some unique things, for example, only france has, as far as one can judge, the means of delivering nuclear weapons to... decision will be hosted in paris, the uk is tightly integrated, the nato regimes themselves, there is very great cooperation in the uk, again a very long cooperation with the usa, in principle , a rather unique situation when it seems as a sovereign warhead, but at the same time in many ways similar to the warhead of its best friend overseas, it is planned for delivery on taken in ... ballistic missile submarines, with boats with thes

yes, france has a role to play. yes, the united states has a role to play, but we also have to look up our act is something that's a lot the specific can on the president of the 30 years to fund the lead us topic. pressing his people and opening up space so that we do not have another genocide 30 years after. so. so what do you think the african country can do to push for accountability to ensure that it does not? nothing like this happens again. it is happening as we speak or in the, the or c. now, to just mention, over 6000000 people have died. we have run the less of those old 1994 where oppressive regimes a given center supports from world nations or for even the reason. so as we speak today, the president, i'll run that you've done the supported not just by the western nations. well on the i forget concept of african union is the holding them accountable. so there was in the combo for example. so we have not learned that whenever we have the soapbox strong man, we've military power backed, finally made by the w

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

disclosure about france sending ammunition and offensive weapons to the zionist regime. at the height of popular protests against the genocide in gaza, based on the disclosure of two independent media outlets, marsacto and discoz, france has sent 100,000 uzi machine gun cartridges to israel. after months of concealment, french minister of armed forces sebastien locurno finally confirmed this disclosure and claimed that we were sure that these ammunitions are supposed to be 56 or the same cartridges sent from france , which were used against hungry civilians. the placement of france in the black part of the history of participation in the genocide of the people of gaza, perhaps the memory of this country's involvement in the genocide of the rwandan people with 800 thousand dead and the algerian genocide with 45 thousand dead for the media and those who started the movement to stop sending weapons to israel. stopping the sending of weapons to the zionist regime has now become a public demand not only in france but in all of europe. shahrar hosseini of paris radio and telev

they said, attention, not france said, but in france they said a little bit about the outbreak of the war by the european union. this is a statement by french politician florian philippot. according to him, european officials are doing everything now to drag europe in after the united states. into a global conflict, and this is evidenced by the statement after, well... the statement about the revival of the new entente in europe, this is all in the same place, the feeling, the feeling that they are going somewhere in general towards the end, i hope not whoever stops them will reach us, of course, let's talk about this in detail immediately after a short advertisement, ukrainian rada deputy nikolai tishchenko, armored vehicles, so that our soldiers were well protected, tishchenko agreed through irmak to sponsor them. the era of tishchenok dolls of the heir tutti, today on the first. are you from the clinic, are you criticizing the american dream? no, i'm trying to tell the story of laura palmer's last days. matador tomorrow at the first, say that you like my hat, you don’t have a hat,

they move to france in 2022. their picturesque country house built in $1780.00 both buildings and a converted holiday flat and tend to rent out to visitors. the gram parker's life long dream. he and his wife left norfolk for a fresh start after 38 stressful years working in england. you know, once a slower pace of life, that was the plan. in reality, he's working as hard as ever there sheet to for holiday flat needs, another bedroom currently and then we have 3, and the most inquires or things be getting these for a 4 bedroom. so hence, they're new, so it's going to be a bedroom. we don't sweet and access out straight out to the co and i've got to start for a month to build it before i start coming that's, that's a lot of pressure. the couple needs to start re keeping the costs the renovation. soon. the most of the holiday flat is ready to welcome guests, but which authorities do the parkers have to register their business with and what taxes will they have to pay? they still have a lot of unanswered questions, b

petersburg. was independent at that time, had not yet fought with france, reacted very harshly to thisto which napoleon responded, so to speak, truly slapped simply, what if your imperial number knew that your father’s killer was a couple of kilometers away from your border, wouldn’t you have taken all measures to capture them, given that all of europe knew that the killer of alexander i’s father was in st. petersburg in its vicinity, so alexander, of course, then perhaps slid into position so mystical conservatism. sometimes some kind of completely rabid mysticism, because after all his conscience was gnawing, yes, because he knew that paul would not renounce, paul could only renounce with his life, well, in addition , about... not harshly , but he believed in some kind of divine providence, in his special mission, and stood very often and more than once this happened, under cannonballs, cannonballs fell next to him, they begged him to leave, he said no, he was also like a coward - then, well, you can’t be a coward, you can’t, you can’t, after all, if we talk about wickedness, then it

. france was not gonna accomplish. but some of those to survive the horrors of the genocide unconvinced and were lift, disappointed by the french findings, even the very man who lived to the rebellion. but in that the small town has regularly accused frowns of complicity in the crimes 20 years later. the only thing you can say against the french in their eyes is they didn't do enough to save lives during the genocide. that's a fact, but it hides the main point, the direct role of belgium and france and the political preparation of the genocide and the participation of the letter. and it's very execution people still came from . so it's not only involved in the being spinning passivity, but actually enabled genocide to read support for the who to resume before during and after the killings between $9.00 to 1990 and i to full it is to the one that was in the state of the economy, social and political turmoil, and that to the international community was reluctant to come to aid how it boxed the complicity of this does not

so great britain reaped france in france on clay 3—i great britain reaped france in france on clay 3— great britain. i would tennis correspond russell fuller in france, thank you. —— our tennis correspondent. casper ruud has beaten world number one novak djokovic 6—4, taking it to a deciding set. thrashed his opponent in that second set. but casper ruud lost to djokovic last year, getting some revenge here. djokovic with work to do. 0ut he goes of the monte carlo masters. ruud will play stefanos tsistsipas in the final, after he beat australian open champion jannick sinner in three sets. sinner had lostjust once this season before this match. and he was a break up in the deciding set, but had some injury issues. tsitsipas, a two—time winner in monaco, fought back. sinner and djokovic was what we thought in the final, but we won't get that. england have continued their perfect start to the women's six nations as they swept to a 46 points to nil win in scotland. they remain top of the standings, with three bonus—point wins, while scotland are fourth after their second defeat of the cham

the number two country is france. if you look at the composition of the delegation, more than three dozen representatives of large multinational corporations and national companies arrived in china together with scholz. of germany that is, in fact, this is the main content of this conversations certainly. in the course of this dialogue , it was necessary to repeat that part of the conversation that took place with joseph biden, which related to issues related to influence on moscow, influence on moscow, first of all , the issue of peace in ukraine, and on the basis of the un charter, that is, withdrawal, liberation of territories , ah, withdrawal is full of troops and so on. in response to... this, as we can see, xi jinping announced what was written a year and a half ago in these 12 points, the addition of proposals to the so-called peace plan, if you look at the 12 points of this of the peace plan, let beijing call them whatever you like, the four principles that are fashionable in confucian philosophy, as nine of t

we know that prince —— france was going to come _ know that prince —— france was going to come back— come back into it. just stayed on it. just _ to come back into it. just stayed on it. just really proud.— it. just really proud. when you go into half-time _ it. just really proud. when you go into half-time with _ it. just really proud. when you go into half-time with the _ it. just really proud. when you go into half-time with the kind - it. just really proud. when you go l into half-time with the kind of lead into half—time with the kind of lead that you have, how did that have time chapter go?— that you have, how did that have time chapter go? yeah, keep doing what you're — time chapter go? yeah, keep doing what you're doing. _ time chapter go? yeah, keep doing what you're doing. there _ time chapter go? yeah, keep doing what you're doing. there was - time chapter go? yeah, keep doing what you're doing. there was a - what you're doing. there was a little _ what you're doing. there was a little hike — what you're doing. there was a little hike we had to do to get to the changing ro

the second choice is the border force orders them to return to france.dry is up to ou. ., ., ., , ., ., _, you. immigration lawyer, how do you resond to you. immigration lawyer, how do you respond to that? _ you. immigration lawyer, how do you respond to that? public— you. immigration lawyer, how do you respond to that? public i _ you. immigration lawyer, how do you respond to that? public i have - you. immigration lawyer, how do you respond to that? public i have a - respond to that? public i have a better plan. how about let's just catch the gangs? if you want to stop the drug dealing, you stop the dealers. — the drug dealing, you stop the dealers, you don't lock up all the users _ dealers, you don't lock up all the users if— dealers, you don't lock up all the users if we _ dealers, you don't lock up all the users. if we can get bin laden and gaddafi _ users. if we can get bin laden and gaddafi holed up in their countries, sending _ gaddafi holed up in their countries, sending elite units, pick them up and put _ sending elite units, pick them up and pu

fault of the iran, that the strike took place in the context of an escalation that france says, was iran salt making iran responsible for the incident? it's also important to note that china spoke about how important it is not to attack diplomatic missions and consulates and china references an attack on its own diplomatic facility that took place 25 years a go. this is the representative of china, the moon docs request something. so the 25 years ago, the chinese embassy in yugoslavia was hit by a us led nato air raid causing casualties and damage to personnel. we are deeply moved by the grief of the iranian government and the people, and deeply sympathized with them. according to the vienna convention on foreign relations and the recognized basic principles of international relations. the security of diplomatic institutions cannot be violated if we let this kind of act go without a bottom line, and without consequences, we will all be guilty. the red line between international law and international relations has been broken again and again on the end of the tools, you know, there's

france can add a nuclear triad here. the triad is submarines, airborne, french air force and land-based missiles. so far , this is exactly what the leader of france, and the leader of germany and other european countries are talking about, and exactly about president macron spoke of these plans when he indicated that it was necessary to put them in place. table and look at all this. thank you, mr. valentin, for the conversation, it was people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine valentina nalyvaichenko. friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are now watching us live there. please join our platforms and also take part in our survey. today we ask you about this, do you support activities of an independent public broadcaster. yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube if you have. your position on public broadcasting in ukraine, please write in the comments below this video. if you're watching us on tv, pick up your