more they've been saying that well, us officials deeply concerned about the situation in georgia state department spokesman saying that to the us supports the freedom of assembly, the right to protest in any country. this is a basic right. he refrain from criticizing the georgia government directly, but made very clear his belief that this proposed legislation could have a massive impact on the georgia people. and indeed, the georgians relationship with the west chances of joining the you and of course, the relationship with russia, the ongoing conflict in ukraine. so all of these factors come together. this is what the state department spokesman had to say. we're, as we said consistently in recent days, deeply troubled by the recently introduced draft for an agent laws which is actually made law, would stigmatize in silence independent voices and citizens of georgia who are dedicated to building a better future within their own communities. parliament's advancing of these kremlin inspired draft laws is incompatible with the people of george's clear desire for european integration and it's democr

name of the position is the head of euro-diplomacy jose barrel and the us ambassador to georgia, the state department does not rule out sanctions and the law will be adopted, although in the states themselves there is a similar imposition. the veto was promised, by the way, while visiting the united states, the president of xiaomi was abroad, but she basically has representative powers, unlike the prime minister, and he is in the same party to which most of the seats in parliament. they continued with the action against the pension reform in france, but saturday and sunday new ones were appointed the day before , a million 200,000 people took to the streets across the country major disruptions in the transportation of the closed school , not cleaned up garbage, pogroms, people's police interference, brought macron into the remaining 4 years of the presidency. he wants to raise the retirement age to 64. the question is sick, france is already aging for one pensioner less than two workers. well, this must be explained by the macron, the questions of 65% against the reform do not work. this is twice as

same position as them, the head of euro-diplomacy, jazz and the american ambassador to georgia, the state departmentales. and the law will be passed. although in the states themselves there is a similar imposition. the veto was promised, by the way, while on a visit to the united states , president solomi was abroad, but she basically has representative powers, unlike the prime minister, and he is in the same party that has the majority of seats in parliament. we continued with the action against the pension reform in france, but saturday and sunday are scheduled 2 million 200,000 people took to the streets the day before, major disruptions in transport, closed schools. uncollected rubbish, pogroms, people's police interference, led macron to the remaining 4 years of the presidency. he wants to raise the retirement age to 64. the question is sick, france is already aging for one pensioner less than two workers. well, it must be explained that the macron fails on the issues of 65% against the reform, which is twice.

and once again, he does have exposure to other criminal charges in the state of georgia and from the united states departmenttice that are even more serious than this so we have yet to see how this so we have yet to see how this plays out. figs this so we have yet to see how this plays out-— this plays out. as you point out, this plays out. as you point out. still. _ this plays out. as you point out, still, the _ this plays out. as you point out, still, the details - this plays out. as you point out, still, the details of - this plays out. as you point| out, still, the details of this coming through and in terms of how this might play out going forward, is already generated so much reaction from both sides of the political spectrum, particularly from the republicans, obviously, with many calling this, amongst them donald trump himself, political persecution and electoral interference and i know this is a legal issue we are looking at here but impossible to separate the politics from all of this, of course, given the state of us politics these days. what do you think the reaction may be, if you can speak to th

withdrawal of the bill on foreign influence from consideration in the parliament of georgia, the spokesperson of the us state departmentce thought about it at the same time states urged the country's political leaders to work on bringing georgia closer to eu membership, which is what the majority of citizens actually want. we welcome the decision to withdraw the project the law on foreign influence and at the same time we call on the ruling party to officially abandon it and not to support such draft laws, because they are incompatible with georgian and euro-atlantic values , as well as the protection of fundamental freedoms . it is quite obvious that the georgian people once again clearly stated that the only choice for georgia is a safe and prosperous european future, not they agree to destroy it protect yours after a month of service i proved to my brothers that i am not just a woman i am a soldier i carry equipment and weapons on a level i carry out tasks and there is this is the legend about atamansha nastya, she pretended to be with her husband to fight, they found out that ataman was a woman only after nastya 's

georgia since the mid ninety's over $445000000.00 in foreign military financing. i loan since 1997, 35000000 dollars just last year, over a $130000000.00 in bilateral state department and us aid assistance annually. and all this, of course, going towards helping georgia develop a democratic free market with western orientations. in july state department spokesman, net price told reporters the u. s. has allocated a total of almost $6000000000.00 in assistant funds for georgia over the years. and as we know, nothing comes for free and this is exactly what local m. p. 's had in mind when considering the draft law on transparency of foreign influence, countries tend to use and jails and private media organizations to sway public opinion and encourage opposition movements in countries of interest. the biggest share of the u. s. funding is directed towards and cios, which means that this money benefits not our country, but their own agents. we see that there is absolutely no transparency in their spending. the public does not have any information in this regard. that creates risks. our country is a small state, naturally, it is vulnerable to various types of risks. so at

georgia. first of all, the state department spokesman that price made clear that the right to protest is a universal one. at the same time, he called on both protesters and the government to keep the proceedings non violent to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. as these protests continue, that the spokesmen declined to directly criticize the georgian government, but at the same time he made very clear the u. s. position on these controversial new draft laws. russia mastery say they've taken control of the eastern part of back. moot has the battle for the ukrainian city grinds on nato. secondly, general says it may fall to russia in the coming days, but ukrainian defenders say they won retreat. the united nations chief and ukraine's president have called for an extension of the crucial black sea grain export deal at a meeting in keith antonio ted as just visiting you and has stressed the importance of the agreement, a global food security. the deal was initially broken by the you and in turkey, year, and is due to be renewed later this month. how does the people gathered in the occupied west bank to mou

georgia. first of all, the state department spokesman magnet price made clear that the right to protest is a universal one. at the same time, he called on both protesters and the government and to keep the proceedings non violent to maintain a peaceful atmosphere as these protest continue. that's the spokesman declined to directly criticize the georgian government. but at the same time, he made very clear the u. s. position on these controversial new draft laws. russian mercenaries say they've taken control of the eastern part of back moot as the battle for the ukrainian city grinds on. nato secretary general says it may fall to russia in the coming days, but ukrainian defender say they won't retrieve. united nations chief and ukraine's president of call for an extension of the crucial black c grain export deal at a meeting in keith. antonio cottage is visiting ukrainian capital under stress the importance of the agreement for global food security. the deal was initially broken by the un and turkey and is due to be renewed later this month if no party objects . hundreds of people gathered in the occup

respond warned the us state department threatening the areas. georgialocal asked liberty, on command, shove the law enforcement officers flowers under each other with tea with the notorious cookies. of course, posing for cameras illustrates a certain unified impulse. our hands are clenched into one fist that will lead us to victory. we have long been giving exactly one hour for the guardians of russian interests to withdraw the law from parliament. otherwise, we will move on to the next steps. advisor to the state department, calls the prime minister of georgia and the draft law on foreign agents is withdrawn mps routinely call on the authorities to be most attentive to peace, tranquility and economic development in the country, as well as georgia's progress along the path of european integration. end quote water cannons against the eu flag foreign newspapers publish the same photo with the same inscription on the covers. retort that there are no training manuals for custom-made coups. no, in europe , the european parliamentarian is not overjoyed with t

georgia. first of all, the state department spokesman price made clear that the right to protest is a universal one. at the same time, he called on both protesters and the government to keep the proceedings non violent to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. as these protests continue, that the spokesmen declined to directly criticize the georgian government, but at the same time he made very clear the u. s. position on these controversial new draft laws. this is what ned price had to say. we're, as we said consistently in recent days, deeply troubled by the recently introduced draft for an agent laws which is actually made law would stigmatize in silence independent voices and citizens of georgia. who are dedicated to building a better future within their own communities. parliament's advancing of these kremlin inspired draft laws is incompatible with the people of george's clear desire for european integration and its democratic development. the state department spokesman also made clear that the us views this current conflict between people and government as part of a why did dissonance between w

my court said that georgia is turning towards europe and it can count on france also the spokesperson for a u. s. department net prize stated that georgia isa georgia people proved that they belong to europe, and the future is european. however, ah, the u. s. is still, you know, are watching very closely and expecting the government to extract the bill from the parliament, but also are the further net tri sad that georgia should focus on our own reforms. just to give you a little bit of context. ah, you are a commission has issued issued a 12 points recommendation last june when georgia failed to gain candidacy status. and in order to become a you member and to gain candidacy 1st odd ga, ga, and has to fulfill this 12 points recommendation 1st. how big are the fears among georgia that their country is leading east? yes, if fears are very, i big and georgians are very concerned with the actions of their government. or they're saying that the bill was a deliberate, deliberate act of sabotage. ah, you know, to alienate her on george's from europe on here. it also we can talk about a little bit about the party, the ruling party

georgia, for some reason the police intervened in the situation last week in tbilisi there were thousands of protests against the government bill of ordinary genes these actions were supported by the us state department the ruling party of georgia the document was withdrawn in pridnestrovie prevented a terrorist attack against the osce observer at a press conference prosecutor. the republic explained the attack was planned for february. that is, when the delegation came to the republic for negotiations. car with vadim krasnoselsky with explosives should have been left on the way of the column, according to the head of the supervisory agency, the suspect was detained - these are the same conspirators who were preparing an attack on the head of the region. he became the second target of the president, pridnestrovie earlier said that this is what the special services of ukraine stand for. russia published a correspondence, with strange ones being investigated in the terrorist attacks on the nord streams. this is germany denmark sweden . breda dmitry polyansky according to him, everything testifies to one thing, western countries are deliberately hiding from russia the truth about sabotage on the turbo p

georgia , the police intervened in the situation. let me remind you that last week , thousands of people protested in tbilisi against the government bill on foreign agents; these actions were supported by the us state departmentthe ruling party of georgia withdrew the documents. good afternoon, good good evening. we will get to know your enterprise wonderfully. good evening. please tell me, despite such a relatively long period and the severity of the siberian climate, as at first glance. you our enterprise super on the new, first. it is with very good traditions. well, you yourself know the thirty-ninth year, it still exists here, but they didn’t build all independent equipment and light aircraft. uh, it means competencies. good traditions are wonderful. well, it is developing, it is modern, uh, it makes such wonderful cars that are in demand on world markets. you know, this is in our country in both civilian and e for the ministry of defense, and the line is expanding, which is very cool. yes new materials new improvement, engines new avionics. well, just fine. the school is excellent, so i congratulate you on this, that you work in such an enterprise, this, of course, is the flagship of the domestic helico

georgia. first of all, the state department spokesman price made clear that the right to protest is a universal one. at the same time, he called on both protesters and the government to keep the proceedings non violent to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. as these protests continue, that the spokesmen declined to directly criticize the georgian government, but at the same time he made very clear the u. s. position on these controversial new draft laws. russian missiles have struck cities across the cray knocking out power to several areas. the targets included the blacks, the poor to for desa, ukraine, 2nd largest city concave. they also struck towns than ukraine's western regions, which are far from the front lines of rushes invasion. meanwhile, russian mercenary, say they've taken control of the eastern part of bar moves as the baffled to the ukrainians. 50 grinds on nature. 60 general says it may fall to russia in the coming days, but you quiting, defenders say they would retreat. united nations chief on ukraine's president of called for an extension of the crucial black sea grain export deal

georgia is about this. can only dream. they also withdrew the bill on the agents that caused the riots, but the reasons for the recall, much deeper earlier in the us state departmentude the imposition of sanctions against the authorities georgia because of the law on foreign agents. in europe, the rejection of this kind of independence is completely regarded as georgia 's step towards pro-european reform in order to obtain the status of a candidate for the european union , the prospects are doubtful. the french senate voted to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. demonstration gaining momentum in germany against retraction in ukrainian conflicts and the supply of weapons. more than 10,000 people came out on the streets of berlin . we would like this conflict to end, uh, diplomatically through negotiations, and in bulgaria people do come to lag behind in order to protect the historical memory of the authorities, they plan to dismantle the monument to the soviet army so that sofia is looking for the truth in belarus, even decades later, the prosecutor general's office continues investigation of the criminal case of the genocide of the belarusian people, we instil

that's democracy because they're doing it on behalf the state department and victoria newland who's getting them out when the georgia and the police officers and fire and show up with gas mass him helmet and roll fire work said police, that's democracy. but if that same police act like the capital police did on january 6th, then that's dictatorship. they're the only largest. here's the landing this logic of who, whom there's, there's no, there's no other explanation about, do you feel about this foreign agent bill in georgia? think i think it really poses any sort of real threat to democracy as the west claims. i mean, if, if such a, as i said the u. s, than the u. s. itself has a much harsher law. and you've had the european union cracking down on, you know, any sort of foreign funding and basically labeled or new organizations, russian agents based on no due process whatsoever. and yet, you know, obviously what's good for that particular goose is not good for the georgia gander because when the georgia government says okay, way, maybe you know, all of these so called non governmental organizations that are essenti

traveling to georgia if you are already in the country; we recommend avoiding visiting crowded places, in particular the historical centers of batumi and tbilisi. kept the state departmentken we strongly and strongly urge the political leaders of georgia to work seriously together over the reform, which is urgently needed to obtain the status of candidates for eu members to nato , the mood is similar to the need to welcome the unconditional withdrawal of the bill that has caused so much fear and protest. we expect that further steps will be taken soon today at 11 o'clock in the afternoon the residents have made again gather at the rally of our government. the only obstacle to joining the eu who is ready to give us the status of a candidate at the door of parliament people will meet deputies coming to the plenary session the protesters are determined to achieve, if necessary, the promised result, the next step will be taken in accordance with our parliamentary procedures, and we are taking all the necessary steps that will allow us to withdraw these laws, the second reading of the scandalous draft law on inoah will take place at noon natalya lyublinskaya, igor alekseev a

as my colleagues have heard me say before, i believe georgia is aviation's state -- aviation'most important state. according to the georgia department of economic development, aerospace products are both the state's top export and its second largest manufacturing industry, when that is responsible for an annual economic impact of over $ 57 billion. most important, george is aviation industry employs more than 100 -- georgia's aviation industry employs more than 108,000 peopl as we've heard today, there is a severe workforce shorte. it is affecting r aviation industry, something thathould concern all of us. dr. lutte, what can congress do to encouragehe growth, the expansion, and development of the aviation workforce and do educational institutions of all levels have a role to play here? dr. lutte: most certainly, educational institutions play a critical role. one of the key areas is making su everybody knows we are here and that aviation is a great field to consider, and not just pilots, but across the board. introducing young people to the many differentareers in aviation. absolutely do that through the k-12 system by introducing c

people who voted and supported the law on foreign agents in georgia , the spokesman of the state said this during the briefing the us departmentot mention the names of specific people from the leadership of georgia against whom sanctions may be imposed , but he emphasized that joe biden's administration has a number of tools that allow to bring to justice those involved in human rights violations in any country in the world well , the chief european diplomat josep borel also commented on the situation in georgia . the law is incompatible with the values ​​and standards of the european union and contradicts georgia's stated goals of joining the european union, and so on, and also, since i have already started talking about jozep borel, i will continue with him, but i will not threaten it. and about ukraine, the countries of the european union should give ukraine above all, the weapons they have , but if they can give them more, then i will be happy about it today, before the meeting of defense ministers of the eu member states, said the head of european diplomacy, josep borel, however, he asked participants of the meeting to be

so in one situation and the state department is a united states is encouraging to professors and that is a, that is the georgia case. and whereas in moldova, there is this, of course, a conspiracy theory that the protesters are of course, backed by who else than moscow. so i also involved the countries. the 1st reason for protest is, is, is not, let's say that the final one i would say, i think that, that, that the big thing at stake is the war that is going on in eastern europe. ah, however, in moldova be a reason for protest against the mass of the government or the non camille prices are whereas in, in georgia. it is the law. busy on foreign agents, but at the hands of the day, what we do see is this line of fire. i've mentioned this into boston on rti. the line of fire that was mentioned by john kerry, ah, who said that some 8 years ago. and among the countries that he named that will be, are in the line of fire regarding the, the ukraine situation was both georgia and we'll go over. and i think that is the, in the best interest of the, of the citizens of both countries is not to let the natal structures t

on agents of these actions, and then it was actually sponsored by the us state department as a result, the ruling party of georgia called documents in the dniester region that prevented a terrorist attack against osce observers at a prosecutor's press conference. the republic explained the attack was planned for february, that is, when the delegation came to the republic for negotiations. with vadim krasnoselsky , a car with explosives should have been left on the route of the column, according to the head of the supervisory department, the suspect was detained - these are the same conspirators who were preparing an attack on the head of the region. he became the second target of the president, transnistria then declared that the special services of ukraine are behind the attack russia published correspondence with the countries that are investigating the terrorist attacks on the nord streams, that is, germany, denmark and sweden, a copy of it was distributed to the un as an official document, our diplomats told about this, the deputy post dmitry polyansky will arrive according to him, everything indicates one th

police are expected in cab county georgia and we know their identities they shouldest release from the atlanta police department, nearly everyone is from out of state as you mentioned including two from canada and france, 1 of 2 georgia residents were arrested being identified as thomas webb jurgens a lawyer for the southern poverty law center, the nonprofit legal advocacy organization come stomach said he was at the sight of the cop city attack as a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild. and you can see here two people wearing green hats that resemble with the national lawyers guild is known to have their legal observers where when they send them out to those sites. and a statement that southern property law center said in part "the employee is an experienced legal observer and their arrest is not evidence of any crime, but a heavy-handed law enforcement against protesters in this new aerial video from the atlanta police you can see a large group of protesters enter the site of atlanta's $90 million public safety facility within moments to see protesters set fire to what appears to be a vehicle or construction equipment, several r

he has charges brought against him in the federal -- with jack smith, the justice department in georgia, and the stateew york, what happens then? >> we will have to wait and see. certainly, just because there will be an indictment and arraignment, which is when donald trump will show up and plead not guilty for some ugly and be released, there will be a lot of motions that will be made. there will be a timely set of promotions. these cases do not proceed quickly. these are ite collar fraud cases that can go on for years. we don't know when there wilor if thereill ever be a trial in w york. we don't know if jack smith will and i donald trump federally. if so, the timing will have to be worked out. you cannot stand trial into separate cases at the same time. the judges will have to decide upon timing, the same history with respect to georgia. it may be the georgia case could proceed if it is indicted earlier than the new york case. amy: donald trump held his first major rally for the 2024 presidential campaign in waco, texas, last weekend. vowing to destroy the deep state and railing against prosecutors

georgia and trying to stop the construction of a training center. some of the anarchists traveled in interstate commerce, where is the department of justice. the attorney general of great statef georgia is here with us, attorney general chris carr thank you for joining us, you can give the viewers a quick review of what happened. >> thank you. the senator hit the nail on the head, we have a group of people that have villainized law enforcement that is wrong. you said, coming out of 2020, we had folks that were on the left talking about defunding police. others were saying we needed better trained law enforcement. here in atlanta, the community came together to build a public safety training center. not just for law enforcement but firefighters, and first responders as well. we put this project together it has gone through the democratic process. and now here we have a group is largely now coming from out of state, that disagrees with it i have said it before. it you want to disagree with the training center and stand on courthouse sketcstep s and seed walk and peaceful process, use your words, i will defend your right, but the minute you throw rocks light police cars on fire

commented on these events , according to the spokesperson of the state department, those responsible for the suppression of protests in georgia may be subject to us sanctions in the european union also criticized this draft law, in particular , the head of european diplomacy already announced the document in its entirety vito contradicts the values ​​between the eu standards, the struggle for freedom and justice in melitopol continues , but the temporarily occupied city resists more and more, more than 80 activists to joined the yellow ribbon movement over the past three days, those who cared distributed leaflets, ribbons, painted patriotic graffiti to raise the morale of the population and demonstrate defiance to the russians . indomitable ukrainians are not afraid of anything and are waiting for the fastest release from zaporizhzhia region. women defenders from the national guard of the national police and the armed forces of ukraine took part in the women in war project was started by the french photographer julien crest. according to him, he takes portraits to tell people about the events taking place in these photos will

those would involve separate investigations out of the justice department and the state of georgia. and to his actions surrounding election interference. law -- 2024 republican front runner. so here's what we do know tonight, the manhattan district attorney's office has signaled that it is very close to a decision about whether to indict and that fact, plus trump social media blast, has kicked off the series of developments we may see in any future indictment from the justice department, special counsel, or out of georgia. and it's not by the former president and the prosecutor around early -- around republicans as we keep seeing and fears of violence. this weekend in that same social media post, the president told his followers he expects to be arrested and called on them to, quote, protest, take our nation back. a lot of -- starting with cnn's paula reid. paulo, what more are you learning about the timeline for potential indictment of the former president? >> pamela, if the former president is indicted, his attorneys will be notified and then they will have to negotiate a self sur

states to pressure legislatures. demanding 11,780 votes from the georgia secretary of state that don't exist. those are the far more serious charges . if the justice department we're handling all these cases in georgia in new york, they would undoubtedly bring their strongest case. the most serious case first. but that's not how our system works, and it doesn't mean and it shouldn't mean that the manhattan d a if they have probable cause to believe donald trump has committed a crime, it doesn't mean they shouldn't go forward. they should, and they must, if they're going to treat everyone the same way, congressman sara seidner here since the day that the former president trump went on social media and said, you know, i'm going to be arrested on tuesday, which obviously didn't happen. he has been the headlines across the country. everybody's talking about him. congress members of congress are talking about him. we're talking about him are we all just sort of playing in to the hands of donald trump where he is using this? it's like, even if he loses, he wins. he's using it to fund raise a million bucks already, and so are other republicans. are you concerned ab

georgia. these are their identities released by the atlanta police department. nearly everyone is from out of state including two who came from canada and france. one georgia resident who was arrested was a lawyer for the southern poverty law center, the nonprofit legal advocacy organization. confirmed his association with fox news and said he was at the site of the cop city attack as a legal observer on behalf of the national lawyers guild. you can see two people wearing green hats that resemble what the national lawyers guild is known to have their legal observers wear when they send them out to these types of situations. in a statement the southern poverty law center said in part quote the employee is an experienced legal observer and their arrest is not evidence of any crime but of heavy handed law enforcement intervention against protestors. new aerial video released by the atlanta police department you can see a large group of protestors enter the site of atlanta's $90 million public safety facility. within moments you see protestors set fire to what appears to be a vehicle or construction eq

state department. the united states came out in defense of the so-called people's will. we are closely following what is happening in recent hours. in georgiasignal to the people and governments. georgia is that the united states supports all those who peacefully defend. and the fundamental right to freely express one’s opinion and be heard, georgian president solomiya zurabishvili, who is now in the united states on a working visit against the backdrop of the events taking place in tbilisi, canceled all her meetings. she sent a video message to the participants of the action and declared her support to them. i appeal to you standing this evening on rustaveli avenue where i did not distance. i am next to you because today you imagine free georgia, the protesters , unable to break into the parliament, blocked the traffic on rustaveli avenue , but the police special forces removed the lance member from their unit this time. they met with special resistance from their side. by morning, traffic on the central avenue of the city was restored, people began to disperse , the area began to leave and the rights of the guards. before that, the opposi

the representative of the state department, the united states immediately spoke in defense of the protesters, we are closely monitoring what is happening in recent hours. in georgia , our signal to the people and government. georgia is that the us supports all those who peacefully defend their fundamental right to freely express their opinion and to be heard a completely different opinion about the leadership that has happened. and the georgian society's dream will see who finances various extremist organizations. who finances propaganda against the georgian orthodox church, all this has nothing to do with europe and european values ​​if we do not protect the state from agents of foreign influence. not only will we not become members of europe, but we will also lose sovereignty. and georgian president solomiya went abroad, or who is now in the united states on a working visit, against the backdrop of the events taking place , tbilisi canceled all her meetings. she addressed to the participants of the action with a video message and declared her support to them. to you standing this evening on rustaveli avenue where i didn’t stand, i’m next to you because today yo

those would involve separate investigations out of the justice department and the state of georgia and to his actions surrounding election interference, the insurrection and mishandling of documents far graver to his status as a 2024 republican front-runner. here's what we do know tonight. the manhattan district attorney's office has signaled it is close to whether to indict and that fact plus trump's social media blast has kicked off anything from the justice department, special counsel or out in georgia and the prosecutor will rally around the former president and this weekend in that same social media post the president told the followers he expects to be arrested and called on them to, quote, protest, take our nation back. a lot of reporting in the hour head starting with cnn's paula reid. what are you learning about the potential indictment of the former president? >> reporter: pamela, if the former president is indicted, his attorneys will be notified and then they will have to negotiate a self-surrender and a time for an initial appearance. we're hearing from multi-tipping sourc

territory of belarus zelensky is just a nit, just a nit, and will the state department succeed in rocking a new maidan for georgia'sin the anti-russian sanctions, our partnership with georgia may be threatened about this in our program today? hello, is this the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear? i'm andrey norkin. my colleague is ivan trushkin. we are working live, first of all, it must be said that last night and this morning our armed forces inflicted a new series of strikes on an infrastructure facility in ukraine, it is reported that targets were hit in nikolaev odessa vinnitsa ternopil poltava kirovohrad sumy khmelnytsky ivano-frankivsk regions in kharkov in zhytomyr dnepropetrovsk other settlements already exist and some of these pictures are not very good. maybe they're all good quality . uh, the footage that hmm came from kiev there at the kiev chpp, a blow was struck on the turbine hall, as a result , an air defense fire started, and our ukrainian missiles cannot be intercepted i will be able to interruptions in electricity as a result of these strikes in kiev in kharkov in ode