especially with germany and russia they do something or they could try to do something to break theseions. they let all their allies know. that this is what they did and that they don't want any fuss about it. i think that there was a reverse situation to close economic and energy ties between russia on the one hand and germany on the other, but not only between germany but also most of the countries of western and eastern europe i think many american politicians have expressed their rejection of such close ties for strategic reasons, the situation with the supply of weapons to ukraine is of course connected, but these are different cases and my opinion on these two situations is that the americans have a heavy elbow that they put on germany and in in the end. germany obeyed. well, you know what i thought when i heard that they put a heavy one on germany, alas. it's obvious don't ask for an elbow. well, i would probably start with the same, how did you start the transfer about banditry. and, uh, i would go to the performance. here is a gentleman. uh from germany regarding what is real

diplomacy instead of supplying arms, the protesters also carried with them the flags of saxony germany russiaing to the organizers of the action. further deliveries of weapons. ukraine is only adding to the territorial military impasse between the parties. however, the united states does not reckon with international prohibitions on the use chemical weapons considers the state secretary of the security council of belarus alexander valfovich noted that the updated concept of national security has one more provision - biological security. a special military operation that opened the eyes of not only us, probably the entire world community, about the presence of a huge number of biological laboratories under the auspices of the united states of america, more than 30 laboratories were opened in 12 cities on the territory of ukraine where various experiments were conducted experiments on animals over e plants. yes, and over people , including, therefore, after weighing this situation , we considered that it is necessary to separate this area into a separate sphere of national security, where to de

it is to confront the 2 most logical allies, which is germany and russia. and then again, what happened with the, with the north stream. i mean, i hear this, this really loud silence from berlin. nobody is asking about the serious investigation. while before this happened we've he, we heard both victoria newland and president by himself saying that was they were the 1st thing that they will do. troy the north theme. now it is destroyed and nobody's talking about it anymore. yeah. yeah. now matthew, in my purse questions around here, i talked about june and german unification. and the deal was we know this from the documents. is that okay? a united germany will be part of nature, but not a one step further to the east. but it's really quite interesting is that the german question is, is again, a confronting us because that was the 1st nato expansion was the unification of germany. that said the precedent to keep moving further east. go ahead, matthew. know that that's absolutely right. and that that was, i think in many ways as the idea of the pandora's box

and what they wanted to do was to make sure that russia and germany don't become even closer. because we've seen, for example, with nordstrom to the supplies from russia to germany, of cheap gas, that amounts was supposed to double so that the tie is, if you will, would become even closer. and germany's would be unable the way the us us saw it would be unable to stand up to russia if it wanted to follow america's lead, for example. so they wanted to eliminate that dependency due to the gas supplies. so the option was to get rid of them, and again sima hearse reminded us once again that joe biden and the tor newland were talking about these plans quite openly and form his article form that source so that he quotes with direct knowledge to the operational planning he did say that those involved in the planning were solved at how open and frank talk us officials war about getting rid of those pipelines. and again, as you mentioned the source, that's the key element. everyone wants to know who seymour hersh the sources. and he says that the reason why he doesn't reveal it is becaus

trajectory of germany in the postwar years was os poet teak specifically, which is meaning basically essentially having some form of reconciliation with the soviet union. then later russia that appears now to be completely off the agenda since the foreign minister of germany, better boxes than we are in war with russia boss. yeah, it is terrible. what they are saying and also doing by committing to sent arms into a conflict. it is actually a departure as you just said. it's a departure from a post 1945 agreement with the word we as a always a banging on it's we are not fully supper. and so i'm in the us. americans are still very active in ramstein airbase and they do tell us what they want from us actually. so it's not entirely they did german decision, but i agree with you. it's a break with our post world war 2 position in this. and i'm definitely opposing that to as many other drama do. i mean, we want to have peace with everyone and that stuff so clear. you ostrom, population, 80 or 90 percent, would really say no, we don't want to have any war with nobody. ok, we may want to defend to will, right here and there. that's what we have done in somalia and other places

but on september the 1st 1939, poland was attacked by germany. russia, europe 4 should get good. you got reversed reca. cooney. dwaa is when you brought them up with the new fbc if we're to model our up. so was before for ship off with florida. oh, bullock or group, the cool garcia, and you will you toward the bull, these corner, your welski territory. as the crushed polish government, fl, the england, poland ceases to exist as a state or in german, occupy poland. the most hideous form of terrorism prevails, more than 15000 intellectually does a shot. 300 in one place. at another, a group of drunken german offices are said to have shot 70 hostages. 130 thanks. 12 or 13 year old boys. a butchered, unjust. 3 weeks later, stone incense, his army into poland, which is lost sovereignty. england, a bronze sympathize with the introduction of soviet truths it was vital for the soviet union to push the german army as far west as possible to buy time and gather forces from all corners of its colossal empire. the molotov reverend trog packed ended up being a crucial factor and a soviet and

so much of europe leaned on russia for their energy needs so much so that one nord string pipeline wasn't enough germany under then. chancellor, uncle merkel began to joint development deal on a 2nd nord stream pipeline from russia. in spite of major pushback from some eastern european states as well as the united states. so between russia and iran to country is sanctioned by the collective west. they control about 42 percent of the world's total natural gas. now you add in china and venezuela to that mix, and now you've got about half of the globe's, natural gas controlled by nations. who have, i see enough relations to turn it into l. n. g. alright, that's a natural gas joke. look at, look it up. could this be why countries like the us and those in the you have been taking such aggressive measures to go green is the green movement really an effort to blunt the growing influence of countries like russia like iran and china? because in the 21st century, energy is the real global power. so for more on this, we will turn to david car will. he's an attorney and founder of pro chain capital. he has expertis

russia is sitting on about a quarter of the entire world known nat gas supply. the germans under, on the la merkel benefited from the north stream one pipeline so much so that germany joined russia on this joint project to build the 2nd north stream pipeline the parallel pipeline. because north stream one was really part and parcel with what help the germans become the use number one economy. but under all law sholtes and i would say under pressure from the u. s, the germans halted, bringing northridge to online before the ukraine conflict even began. why do you think that is and i'll add this, the russians didn't retaliate economically or anything like that. so doesn't it just kind of seem like the germans have cut off their noses to spite their faces it's. it's a very difficult mix and i am not a politician. i don't think i will ever be one very difficult mix of trying to go ahead and criticize another governance human rights policies. but at the same time, knowing that you need to be a trade and business partner with them. and so you need to know, and you're going to seem contradictory at times when you're going to go ahead and be soft on certain things and hard

germany. this is his latest attempt to compare russia's war against ukraine to the soviet victory over nazi germany in world war 2 . at your school. i had springer, russia analyst concept in the egg or the in vilnius constantly. what did you make of put in speech there? well, i mean, there's nothing much to make, frankly speaking if you watch pollutants her last 2 years. herb, everything in russia today is world war 2. before the new year, they had posters all over moscow with photos from 1941 people, propaganda, posters or people are kind of, ah, during the new year celebration, 9041 mosque was especially besieged by the nazi troops. so, ah, every comparisons, all of all the 2nd world war to day and the fact that now he's comparing lowball tanks that didn't exist during world war 22 tiger tanks, which did exist in 19 forties. ah, is just another proof that put in his framing it as a vig titanic struggle only comparable to world war 2. and he himself sees himself as stanley. and that is probably the most spooky thing about now use you mentioned had put in the criticise, germany's promised to sent m

because a good relations between germany and russia means that is stronger asia and this people of the vision they will never needs nato again. so the goal is to weaken germany, to make it dependent on the united states. security was an economic wise, and unfortunately they are politicians here in germany and they, they follow the american, the, it's, i the update the gym as it didn't want to send the yoghurt. thanks. but you know, how much pressure there was on the gym and a government on olaf shows him, said, i'm not saying i'm not giving him a like a justification. but there was a huge pressure from the media from the political scene and from the elliots here in germany, arnold of shows to send the sierra thanks. and i suspect that in a few years, jim and he will be weakened into extent, that they will depend only on their agricultural sector. and they will import the guys from the nightstands 3 times higher g d o fisher price. when they, when they used to buy from russia and therefore the industry was the mice. yep. it came to launch we had on away from providing or you know, histo

they flew, supposedly for training purposes, and then bach and there are no gas pipelines from russia to germany’s clear that the white houses are going into denial, well , then where is the full-fledged investigation from the usa in his office there are mountains of folders not because hershey from the old school doesn't know how to handle computers. he knows perfectly well what the authorities of his country are capable of, therefore, all investigations on paper will not crack it. these are the things about which i haven't written yet, huh, 65 for years, the credibility of his investigations was confirmed by congressional commissions to journalism, but in the case of undermining the northern streams of the allies, hersh has few who want to bring the american authorities to clean water. now we have a clear answer. what happened to the biden administration. it did no doubt the reporter, the investigator published an article he talks in detail about the meeting of the national security adviser in the white house, where it was all planned. what fuses were used , how exactly were they built? from w

opinions with another country, that is, the parliamentary group russia germany russia belarus, whichg this period of convening the german stag and simply dissolved simply did not even collect, that is, in different from all the others. that is, i head the parliamentary letter, germany central asia and the dialogue with russia, apparently, in the bundestan. uh, he believes that he is not needed, so any contacts, uh, with representatives of the russian authorities, any contacts with parliamentarians, which, of course, is very important for u, in order to understand the other way, they block and that's it at the level uh the government of the bundestag. these groups simply did not form. i just want to say that in this story there is a tank where the organizers have achieved back the result that is why they urgently evacuated this one there. we see that in the mood of ordinary people or ordinary people in germany, they differ significantly from the mood of the political elites or, say, the deputies of the bundestag, for the most part, i have no doubt that there are deputies in the bundes

defendant's target here in the city of minsk, he could easily be at home in france england and germany russia and we were fine considering soon, because i say so here you are see our huge hall court sessions. if i have a representative of the party sitting on this edge of the table, and i am on the other side of the table, then i don’t see his eyes, and i don’t understand, sorry for the incorrectness. what does he really want to convey to me? and when i see his face, full-fledged his eyes on the screen , i generally understand what he wants. and what can be done in this situation to wash the examination, certification and assessment as well. unclaimed areas of activity of the beltp in support of export deliveries with certificates of origin increases competitiveness of belarusian goods such certificates are issued today to chambers in more than 130 countries of the world. a lot of work is being done and the indication of expert services. we do a lot of work on the examination of the goods - this is the completeness of the goods. and this is the quality of the product. uh, we have an enterpris

on. russia says that it's still been denied access to the sides of last year's north stream pipeline bombings, which moscow blamed on the u. k and london denied any involvement in, however, germany's prosecutor general doesn't seem to be investigating any western involvement in the attack while admitting that there's nothing to implicate russia . at the moment, there is no evidence the investigation ongoing. we're currently evaluating all of this forensically. what i can say is that the suspicion that this was a foreign sabotage action has not yet been substantiated. according to some reports, berlin seems to be open to theories that the western states could have carried out the gnawed stream bombings with the aim of blame. it's all on russia, the latest statement from the german prosecutor generally some of the odds with what some other european officials have said about the incident. sweden, for example, was quick to state that the underwater bombing was clearly a deliberate attack without gardening details. despite the fact that this is gassed from the main stakeholder of the pipelines, european states have refused to let russian representatives take part in the investigation.

russia . poland had a historical chance to regain independence during the first world war , then kaiser's germany nationalism for its own purposes in the territories seized from russia, the germans created a puppet polish kingdom. after the defeat of germany in november 1918, poland gained independence with the support of england and france . she received vast lands in german the provinces were dying and in east prussia so the second speech of the commonwealth appeared. people's commissar for stranger affairs of the ussr vyacheslav molotov would later call this state an ugly brainchild of the treaty of versailles. it was a strange state, a state created on the ruins of three empires , parts of germany, austria-hungary and russia entered new poland and, as a result, lost a percentage of the population of poland were poles 40% of the population were germans, belarusians, ukrainians or cowards, and they believed that they were great poland from the sea to the seas from the black to the baltic do not solve all issues and i'm scared, not the ottoman empire, nor the russian tsar, all this is left in th

in the 1st place, france, germany and russia all decided they would vote against the u. s. s hawkish initiatives at the united nations. the world is close to war. my question was in still us, does the threat coming from the iraqi dictator justify war? a war which will kill thousands of children, women, and men. my answer is no, no matter what the circumstances will vote no, because we consider at this time that there is no place for going to work to achieve the object of that. we all want at the moment, which is a disarmament of iraq. military action against iraq is a huge political mistake. i already sat above the humanitarian side of the shield viscouso. on top of that, the u. n's, former chief weapons inspector to iraq. scott ritter said iraq's capability to have weapons of mass destruction had been eliminated by december of 1998. it's no wonder writer saw paolo's, accusations against baghdad as relying only on circumstantial evidence. powell just keeps hitting you with circumstantial evidence and he confuses people. and he lied, he lied to people. he misled people. fabr

such demands on the streets of dresden, the participants of the action held the flags of germany germany russia in their hands, called for moscow to be given the opportunity to convey their position, and in rome, in front of the pantheons, participants in a similar action in fact tried to draw attention to the eyes to the blindness of europeans who do not see the true causes and consequences of the conflict. in ukraine, the italians indicated a diplomatic decision yet, perhaps it's time to start peace negotiations, a rally in support of russia to the residents of donbass was held in tel aviv, but the participants gathered near the embassy of our country. they thanked the russian military for the fight against nazism, and the second part of the rally was held at the american consulate, those who gathered opposed the pumping of weapons to ukraine, similar statements were made at protests in ljubljana and budapest, and the residents of yerevan came out to support russia, the organizers of the events handed over a letter to our embassy, ​​in which expressiveness of russia in its desire to return. h

among the goals was to take germany out of the game fursh spoke on the air of the demokersional program and stated directly that the target of the attack was not only russia americans did not want the germans to use the nord stream, especially considering that it was autumn there was talk about the coming cold winter in washington according to the statement. hersh. they feared that germany would resume the purchase and pumping of gas through the nord stream and , because of this, would cease to support the terrorist attack in ukraine, as a kind of guarantee that the germans would not have a choice, the decision was made personally by joe biden. managed cia operation official statement norway and other western countries. hirsch called their involvement a lie, as well as the unconvincing words of representatives of the state department and the pentagon. and come divers found the shallowest place in the baltic sea between sweden and denmark, they had to dive to a depth of 79 m, the pipes are not only covered with steel, but also covered with a layer of concrete. so blow them up. this is a serious job, to be done by the us intelligence agencies delivered a de

nine research centers and institutes from russia, germany, the czech republic, and slovakia participated now russia plans to increase the volume of these traps. there are only three such giant tele- telescopes in the world - this is the american aiskoop in antarctica is european in the mediterranean and here for our explorers. the main thing is to keep the exchange of data between the three global fixation points of neutrinos that have flown in, well , from under the water. now we are moving into space, one of the most costly projects of russia and germany, the spektr rg telescope, it was launched in 2019, but on march 22, germany switched its instruments to safe mode, but in other words, turned it off further, we are going to the united institute for nuclear research in dubna with its megan with the installations of participants and associates partners. there are more than 20 countries, but now some of them are withdrawing from the projects. and so we decided to find out how mega-size projects will now work in russia without a number of key partners. here are fragments of a conversation

like to turn to the germans , we could very well, because the union has always, when germany was in alliance with russia there was peace on this part of our continent. secondly, it has always been good, and for germany and russia it is difficult to find a relationship here , you instantly understand, as soon as russia, germany, so to speak, entered into a certain. in a certain contact, no connection from a certain allied state. yes, there has always been peace, but there has always been a force that, so to speak, because of this, strictly unleashed a war, as only the formula sounds there, you remember there in the 20th century how many times it was two , at least yes, in the 21st century, as soon as it would be worth sounding the formula, what is generally needed, in fact, we finally have a common united europe from lisbon to vladivostok in space and so on, what began after that? actually what we see answering felix's question can't ukrainians stop them? it's a good question to stop poles as well. they remembered exactly what thanks that she remembered. remember how dudu a was met by the polish presiden

it seems that vangi went to france, italy, germany , russia, hungary, and there everyone on the sidelinesave an american vision. chinese and chinese vision, in fact , continental europe joins, and this is already a failure, that is, the united states is losing continental europe at the political level tomorrow, for example, there will be a taiwan operation. a lot can be devoted to this conversation, but nevertheless, all of a sudden, what is happening, the americans are forcing the european union to impose sanctions against chinese goods and against their own exports, for example, the microchip industry, it will be very difficult for the chinese, because now they somehow benefit from these gray supplies. schemes, means from the netherlands and so on. and what can resist this china to agree on its parallel imports, and gray imports and so on through certain schemes, apparently, this was now being discussed. uh, uh, the reaction of the talk, just the continental europe and the americans are so acute reacts panicky, because out loud, they can't. they cannot say that their vassals of their co

russia. is that something germany tends to bring up with new deli? well, i think we can certainly expect to hear from all of sholtes or about the war in ukraine. it evidently is there is a very important issue here in germany and just the sign of that is the fact that, you know, today on the 1st anniversary of the invasion, you can see just behind me. we have a live shot of the parliament building here. and you see the blue and yellow flag of ukraine flying on that parliament building. so hugely important issue for germany and certainly a sigh of relief. i think in the collective west that, that vote are in yet a kind of commer come on side and produce a much stronger, a clearer position against this war. but i think they have basically started to accept that india is simply not very likely to do that. and what you certainly can't expect is for a sort of lecturing tone from all of shots on this trip. i think he's very much in outreach mode in the kind of mode where he wants to get kind of joint cooperation going with india on a whole host of areas. a

economic future of europe, in fact, the story of an attempt to break bilateral relations between germany and russia has been going on for more than 50 years, while terrorist attacks have been used for half a century with the noble goal of protecting the national interests of the united states in the summer of 1982 , a powerful explosion thundered in siberia, one of the versions of sabotage on the gas pipeline was the result of a cia operation through intermediaries, the soviet side was sold pre-infected computer equipment for pipelines member of the us national security council thomas reed, in his book over the abyss, the story of the cold war, told by its participant , called sabotage one of the examples of a cold-blooded economic war against the ussr . to operate pumps, turbines and valves after a sufficient period of time changed the speed settings of pumps and valves, creating a pressure much greater than the seams and joints could withstand the result of the gas pipeline was a powerful non-nuclear explosion and a fire, visible even from space, there were no human casualties during the explosio

they have heavily criticized this decision. germany is entering a new phase of participation in the war against russia. germany not only prolonged the death of people in ukraine, but also becomes a party to the conflict. the slogan, no more war was considered an unwritten law in germany. hatred and militaristic cry should not prevail in germany. again, i am infuriated when i know him a per box, the minister of foreign. yes, and the highest ranking diplomats of our country shouts that we will turn brush into ruins with a devotion of a german vessel. we faithfully follow the militaristic policy of the united states, all main transatlantic ally aimed at world hegemony. in general, it has been a couple of days that the locals here have been celebrating this. well, very, very emotional date for so, so many of them because so many of them have relatives, have grandfathers and somebody in fathers fort took part in this world very bloody and hard for battle. that ended up with the soviet troops who saw get sold just taking the city back from nazi germany, from the troops of vermont. and basically, this is jus

russia was seen as a powerful reserve in germany in european geopolitics and therefore the post-horde russia, the europeans represented the country and where they live deeply, believing christians who respect power, where there is a strict order and traditional bias, however, ivan iii and vasily iii refused the title of kings refused to accept the power of the emperor over russia and the power of the pope, and then everything changed dramatically profound. religiosity was declared obscurantism, and obedience to power as slavery, discipline turned into a dictatorship and by and large. since then, the image russia has not changed. barbaric wild semi-asian slave and closed from the world country here is the herobout crafting that we usually hear about russia, we hear about corruption about the difficulties of a regional nature, and violence about economic problems. all this creates an atmosphere of mistrust and one of the reasons for such a negative perception is the constantly public campaign aimed at anti-russian propaganda russia is accused of interfering through computerized internet

cornerstone of the peace process between the dumbass republics and key if they were brokered by russia, germany in france, 8 years ago and signed by ukraine. however, in a recent interview to a german news outlets ukrainian, president vladimir zalinski noted that several years ago he told the manual micron and langler merkel that key of would not abide by the minced accords as they would hon. back to russia, influence over ukraine are friendly states should not blame us for this. but i think the minsk agreements were a concession, i told emmanuel macaroni and anglo merkel. we cannot implement it this way. another sentiment is something also admitted by ukraine's previous president petro, for a shank o. in fact, le mars lensky is now the fift were a leader. to declare the aim, to establish long term peace and dunbar via those minsk accords was not the plan. earlier. the french and german leaders who mediated unsigned. the protocols said the agreements were created to give more time to key, have to prepare its troops, get more weaponry and stand against moscow. less cross live. now, to independen

russia in ukraine by the hands of hitler's followers. the ban, dare vice. those who drag european countries, including germany, into a new war with russia and expect to beat rush on the battlefield. apparently failed to understand that the modern war with russia will be completely different for them . we are not sending our tanks to their borders, but we do have something to respond which and the use of armored vehicles will not be the end of it. the speech of the russian president vladimir putin, it could not emit the current conflict that russia is engulfed in. of course, i'm talking about the conflict in ukraine. moscow largely sees this as be new as the 21st century battle of naziism and the well basically the bits that you just heard of latimer prudent saying that? well, german tanks are once again fighting russian tanks and german tanks are marked with crosses and that they are well operated by a cruise that are following in the footsteps over hitler. that was the very strong statement made by the russian president. and in general, this decision of germany and other european nations to supply tanks to a