next up is glen grant, a retired british army colonel and military expert. sir colonel, i salute you, thank you for being with us today. thank you for the invitation. mr. colonel, today is president zelenskyi. together with the prime minister of great britain , rish sunak, he signed an agreement on military cooperation and security, which will be valid until ukraine joins nato. in the british government, this agreement is called historic. mr. colonel, explain what is the historicity of this agreement? yes, it's a historic deal because... britain usually doesn't do that, and if we think back, before the second world war, we had a similar deal, for us, this is something unusual, because after leaving the european union, of course, yes, we are still a member of nato, but we are now talking about an agreement with a country that is not a member of... nato, and of course there are certain contradictions in the uk who are asking why we are doing this, but i know that a lot of people i talk to, they welcomed this deal because they felt that the uk was not doing everything it could for ukrain

currently , the tv channel will host a retired colonel of the british army, a military expert, glen grant. glory to ukraine, mr. colonel, god save the king. glory. well, the scenario of a long war has already taken shape, so we understand that the question will be in resources, this is money, this is equipment, and this is prepared human reserves, so we understand that the russian federation has now demonstrated its sneakiness, that is, what they can do, in particular, it is about massive missile strikes on ukrainian cities. our air defense demonstrated to the russian interventionists that we can work normally and be harmless. their missiles, but, in general, in the medium term, it involves a certain competition, who will have more anti-aircraft systems, who will have more missiles, what strikes to deliver and so on? firstly, we expected major attacks, since russia has hardly launched missiles for several months, that is, it has been preparing by stockpiling resources, at the moment it seems that the main attacks were carried out for the purpose of terror, not to take out... missile syste

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now the retired british army colonel and military expert glen grant will work on the espresso tv channelo ukraine, mr. colonel, god save the king. glory, god save the king. well, the scenario of a long war has already taken shape, so we understand that the question will be in resources, it is money, it is equipment, and it is prepared human reserves, so we understand that the russian the federation has now demonstrated its underhandedness, that is, what they can do, in particular, it is about massive missile strikes on ukrainian cities, ours against...

today's guests are roman bezsmertny and glen grant.ow the iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat roman bezsmertny will work on the espresso tv channel. glory to ukraine, mr. roman, christ is born with the new year. thank you and merry christmas and happy new year. well, the key story is a scenario of a long war. we understand that the russian federation is ready to inflict. massive large-scale strikes on our defense and civilian infrastructure, so we understand that they are achieving certain successes, but the successes are quite conditional, yes, because our air defense system is constantly grows and manages to shoot down enemy missiles, shahedis and so on, although not as much as we would all like, well, and accordingly we enter a long process of so-called competition of defense systems, state apparatuses, well, and from... respectively, the battlefield, the military machine - this is a very serious mechanism, and, but from the point of view of comparative characteristics, their... qualitative and quantitative analysis, it is not

will try to predict what the following weeks will bring us today's guests roman bezsmertny and glen grant. the tv channel is now on the air the iconic ukrainian politician and diplomat roman bezsmertnyi will work. glory to ukraine, mr. roman, christ is born with the new year. thank you and merry christmas and happy new year. well, the key story is a scenario of a long war. we understand that the russian federation is ready to launch massive, large-scale strikes on our defense and civilian infrastructure. yes, we understand that... that they are achieving certain successes, but the successes are quite conditional, yes, because our air defense system is constantly growing and enemy missiles succeed, shahedis and so on, although not as much as we would all like, and accordingly we are entering a long process of the so-called competition of defense forces, state apparatuses, and accordingly the battlefield, a military machine is a very... strange mechanism, but with from the point of view of comparative characteristics, their analysis, qualitative, quantitative, it is not so difficult to comp

as he said before ukraine's accession to the north atlantic alliance, what oleksandr musienko, glen grantnks about it, we will hear in literally 16 minutes with volodymyr tsybulk, we will talk about the draft law on mobilization, because... the minister of defense of ukraine rustem umyerov has already said that this draft bill is ready for consideration, and it will be submitted to the verkhovna rada of ukraine, against this background, corruption scandals are flaring up in the ministry of defense, today arma arrested those enterprises and those assets owned by real estate, including owned by the hrynkevich family from lviv, which is accused of... that it earned approximately 1.5 billion hryvnias from various schemes related to supplies to the armed forces of ukraine, in a word, the conversation will be broad. with volodymyr tsibulek, i hope that we will eventually learn from him his opinion on what constitutes fair mobilization. in the second part of our program, which will start at 9:15 p.m., we will have three journalists, the traditional journalism club that we hold on fridays, these

next up is glen grant, a retired british army colonel and military expert. mr.lonel, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. thank you for the invitation. mr. colonel, today president zelenskyi together with of britain rish sunak signed the agreement on military cooperation and on security, it will be in effect until ukraine joins nato. in the british government, this agreement is called historic. mr. colonel, explain what is the historicity of this agreement? yes, this is a historic agreement, because usually great britain... does not do this, and if we remember, before the second world war, we had a similar agreement. this is something unusual for us, because we left the european union, of course, yes, we are still members of nato, but we are now talking about an agreement with a non-nato country, and of course there's some ... controversy in the uk asking why we're doing it, but i know that a lot of people i talk to, they've welcomed this deal. because they believed that great britain was not doing everything it could for ukraine, so this is a

center. of military and legal studies oleksandr musienko, retired colonel of the great british army, glen grantical expert volodymyr tsibulko. in the second part of our program we will have journalist club, tetyana vysotska, ulha musafirova and oleksiy mustafin. however, before starting our big conversation, i suggest you see how the prime minister of great britain rishi was met in the verkhovna rada of ukraine today. sunak and how the hall applauded him? for those who are currently watching us on youtube and facebook, please like this video and leave a comment under this video to help it trend on youtube. in addition, you can take part in our voting, today we are you we ask about this, does the office of the president exceed its powers? yes, no, on youtube. everything is quite simple, choose either yes or no, if you are sitting in front of the tv and watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote. if you believe that the office of the president of ukraine exceeds its powers, then 0800 211 381, not 0800 211 382. all calls to these numbers are free. at the end of the program, we will sum up

i had retired british army colonel glen grant on the air, and i asked him about this aid package that was announced publicly by the british prime minister, what would be there anti-tank shells, that there will be more air defense and that there will be long-range weapons, i asked him, i say, does this mean that great britain has decided that now... ukraine can use long-range missiles, well, long-range missiles are either crimea , or towards russia, that is, those that fly at a much longer distance than the missiles we have now. he said, well, you're right, because i don't know if they're going to talk about it publicly, but we'll obviously see what happens in the armed forces. of ukraine, how they will use this weapon. tatyana, i have a question for you, the issue of these long-range missiles is such a cornerstone of all these negotiations of ukraine with countries, with our western partners, because it is clear that ukraine wants to destroy the russian invaders not only on the territory of the ukrainian state, but and in the territory where the aggression comes from, that is, where t

are free please vote: at the end of the program we'll tally up this vote then we're in touch with glen grantlonel retired british army military expert sir colonel i salute you thank you today with us, yeah, hello , thank you for inviting me, thank you for the invitation, mr. colonel, today president zelenskyy together with the prime minister of great britain rish sunak signed an agreement on military cooperation and on security, it will be valid until ukraine enters the nato. in the british government, this agreement is called historic. mr. colonel, explain what is the historicity of this agreement? yes, a historic deal, because usually the uk doesn't do that. and if we recall, before the second world war war, we had a similar agreement. for us , this is... unusual, because after leaving the european union, of course, yes, we are still members of nato, but we are talking now about an agreement with a country that is not a member of nato, and of course there are certain controversies in the uk that beg the question of what we're in for, but i know a lot of people i talk to. they welcomed such

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glen park? um, me, um. and i love that school. so special to have you guys here. um i just would love to hear more about your iot. uh, grantedit has been around for a while with similar folks on it. i'm a huge believer and supporter of, well, run eilts having done that, hopefully done that at cleveland as the principal and then your grade level collaboration, what that looks like. um, also a huge supporter of that, if it's done well. um, so what? and in this process, how grade level collaboration has helped in the process of piloting and hopefully as you move forward and getting even more gains in this area. well, i think that for my when i reflect on our elt , it's a group of people that have been around for a while. we have a lot of relation, trust and also a great deal of understanding of the, um, you know, the demands of the classroom teaching job, the demands of the admin job. um, i do have that our chief, our response to intervention teacher, she's on the elt. um so i think we function as well as we do because we do have that historic knowledge and we have the depth of expertise. um i would love to be able to spend mor