that provided communication between great britain.hey controlled the strait of gibraltar . they still haven't taken it, there's no spain they controlled malta they controlled crete they controlled cyprus you see, this is the main route and, of course, they controlled egypt, you understand further direct access to the persian gulf, and you are already in the indian ocean, so for the uk, yes, the loss of the suez canal. this is a national disaster. after the outbreak of the first world war, the british formally declared egypt, then part of the ottoman empire as a protectorate, in 1936. egypt became a fully independent state. however, britain retained control of the canal for zone where british troops were stationed. later, uh, when the british tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, a revolution took place there, the monarchy was overthrown, and the social revolutionary came to power. egypt went to intensify the confrontation, e with the british and french. and when they refused to finance the construction of the already

volodymyr, with the hottest news of world politics because the prime minister of great britain alice truss announced her resignation from the position of prime minister of great britain let's hear what listraz said at the same time i took office at a time of great economic and international instability, families and businesses were worried about how to pay my accounts, i cannot implement the mandate that was entrusted to me, i informed the king about my intention to resign, it must be said that she was the leader of the conservative party and the prime minister of great britain for 45 days, and it seems that she set a record, because before her, she was the prime minister of the shortest term of service was george canning, who served in this position for 119 days, and it was in 1827, mr. volodymyr, that with the resignation of liz tras, world politics, and especially great britain's policy towards ukraine, is changing, if this changes. it seems to me that nothing will change in all your policies, since the reasons and resignations are purely internal problems of unemployment, inflati

great britain have got some work to do. - will take on denmark. ague world cup is right here on the bbc — starting tomorrow — matches will be across bbc tv, on bbc one, bbc two and bbc three and on the iplayer and app. that�*s all from sportsday. from all the team here — have a great evening. goodnight. good evening. friday brought us a mix of weather types — we have some clear blue sky and some sunshine, this sunshine, was the picture in edinburgh. the sunshine, breeze will pick up on the weekend the breeze will pick up on the weekend and rain around but not a wash—out, some sunshine by the time we get to sunday. clear spells at first, temperatures falling quickly after the sun sets and through the night, more rain and wind moving in from the west. temperatures will rise above freezing before dawn. plenty of heavy downpours for scotland and northern england on saturday, they clear away and a slot of drier and brighter weather before the next area of rain from the west and the wind picks up. 10—17. breezy with showers in the north particularly for

whoever becomes the prime minister of great britain again, i personally think that all the experts iith agree that aid and support to ukraine should not change, but i want boris johnson to return . i personally have no one to replace the leader of the people 's republic of china was elected general secretary of the country's communist party for the third time, this decision was made at the plenum of this political force of the 20th convocation, in addition, he will also sit for the third consecutive term in the chair of the chairman of the military committee of this communist party, the decision to keep mr. xi in these positions again is motivated by the fact that now there is simply no one to replace him, but the personnel are being prepared. it is also worth noting that in march 2023, a session of the all-chinese people's assembly will be held in heaven, and the current leader of the communist party will be there is usually re-elected as the leader of the people's republic of china the supreme commander of the country's armed forces because you guessed it the next five years the co

well, then we will probably talk about the new prime minister of great britain. i will remind you that this is the former british minister of finance in sumnak river, who became the leader of the ruling conservative party and the next prime minister of great britain, in fact, under very interesting circumstances for me. in his speech, he promised to redouble efforts and strengthen the british policy of full support for ukraine. what else is sudak's decision known for ? in the following material, the youngest prime minister of britain in the last 200 years, 42-year-old decisions of the sun head the government, the kingdom is in difficult times, record inflation , a sharp rise in energy prices and the threat recession his predecessor lis tras which sumach lost less than two months ago and failed miserably in the mission to save the british economy her plan to drastically cut taxes spooked the financial markets and ultimately cost her her job unlike tras sunak during the summer leadership race in the conservative party not promised simple solutions your economic pla

on even such a political document is still the signature of the prime minister of great britain, andhe signature of... e head of the british government for the political history of great britain means the signature of the e-e british prime minister and if there is at least some commitment and the commitment is even though they are political but this commitment will be the name of the new sonata or the name of the new prime minister there will be an era we do not yet know the conservative parties of britain quite well. i would say that the situation with the election of a new leader is diplomatically difficult. as i understand when i follow english events, i have a deep conviction that this issue, which is key for us from the issue of support to ukraine, is of cardinal importance. hmm, it won't happen, of course we know boris johnson as full of wolves, and of course, as soon as the news appeared that he interrupted his vacation and returned to the rotation in order to join the pre- election race, of course we have emotional such an element about ielbet, let's see, constantine's party

i still don't understood from great britain, you can expect anti-aircraft defense, defense from great britain is clear and i also wanted to ask you well, uh, how is the fighter johnson feeling, can he return to politics in general, british johnson feels in principle after some rest, his last months have been better they were complicated, they were composed by internal political conflict, in fact , the work of the government came to a standstill because the constant scandals arose, they allowed to advance . at the same time, those people who know boris johnson include our president, they understand that this is an extraordinary optimistic person who sees even through these difficult times and today he also said that i will not go now and will not interfere with the restoration of the party from consolidation, but let's see who will lead the party to the elections in the 24th year, this is still an intrigue, so it remains a big question, yes, obviously, it is quite straightforward and so open, you know the intrigue. well, let's talk about the very appointment of the newly elected prime

britain definitely does not give up on the fact that russia is an enemy not only in great britain, butmocratic educations as such, in the language of diplomacy, do not be afraid of refusing to support you, we are not going to do this, sacrifice you for the sake of some other interests and this is very correct and indeed, unfortunately, it is difficult to add something here, but you are right in the second moment that the statement will be made, but we have to give it a chance and see how the situation will develop further, whether these statements will be confirmed in the future with concrete support from us, and by the way, you are also the third time you are right in that this support must be confirmed in terms of financial resources and so on, so let's give it a chance, we'll see. maxim well, when the british government was headed by the already past example of boris johnson, then everyone talked about what, well, at least some political scientists about what britain is claiming the role of world leader of a relatively democratic world. it is parallel to the united states and the eu

igor well, you served as ambassador to great britain. you know this country very well.ase tell me today, rather, yesterday evening there was information that boris johnson will take part in the premier race penny mordan most likely today by 4:00 p.m. kyiv will not get enough votes from conservative members of parliament and there will be only one candidate rishi sunak former head of the british ministry of finance and since he will one, today after 2:00 p.m. it is quite likely that he will become the new prime minister of great britain p ihor tell me, please, something will change for ukraine p ihor you heard me, the connection was interrupted, then i repeat my question again . you know great britain because you served there as an ambassador and here, er, about the elections , er, at the moment, johnson said that he is withdrawing his candidacy, penny mordan says that she is moving on, but it is unlikely that she will receive enough votes today by 16:00 kyiv time support conservative parliamentarians and there will only be one thing left, and sunak is the former head of

to freedom, the british political culture itself, and not at the beginning of the existence of great britainst centuries, it is based on the great charter of freedoms when this charter was signed when it existed, it was not mentioned very much, but from time to time the british people rethought it, that it is important that the suzerain and their subjects are equal, he cannot usurp it to take someone's property from their life, to punish them for their views , and of course the russians and the british don't like it very much when they support us, they come out of this same idea, here is this idea of ​​freedom, on the other hand, this idea of ​​freedom, at least for the british , played such a bad joke that they have to be free from the european union moreover, when they chose that choice for or against the european union, they were told that leaving the european union would immediately bring significant dividends economically, not politically , economically, and when then, but the british were told listen, but there are huge problems. tell me, please. and what will you do with the common ma

british ministry of finance . something will change for us in the general strategic approach of great britainsupport for britain's independence is conservatives, libertarians or liberal democrats , this is a matter of political consensus, and elections party members of the same conservative party that is currently in power, or in the liberal democratic party or in some other party, there is a lot left of the party of the activity of the represented parliaments of britain, the internal party problems, britain has built for many years a sufficiently lively political system that is able to cope with any domestic political challenges and the issue of ukraine is not an internal political challenge, it is a foreign policy challenge around foreign policy challenges, the history of britain testifies to the british the public always unites, it seems to me that the case of the country is exactly the same case. that is , you mean because in our country you understand when boris johnson resigned from the post of prime minister. everyone said boris, who are you throwing us at? once in office, the prime mi

great britain but is good friends, we _ great britain but is good friends, we have - great britain butve always found a good _ friends, we have always found a good and — friends, we have always found a good and lasting _ friends, we have always found a good and lasting solution. - good and lasting solution. concorde _ good and lasting solution. concorde bails _ good and lasting solution. concorde bails out - good and lasting solution. concorde bails out in - good and lasting solution. j concorde bails out in style after almost three decades in service, and aircraft that is enthralled admires for so long taxis home one last time. this is newsday on the bbc. the new uk chancellor — jeremy hunt — meets the prime minister liz truss — to discuss further changes to the mini—budget. china's president defends his zero—covid policy as the communist party gathers for a congress that happens only twice a decade. a bbc investigation has found that international news broadcaster aljazeera did not address years of complaints about inappropriate and toxic behaviour at its headquarters in doha, qatar.

tv channel nationwide marathon only news boris johnson can again become the prime minister of great britain has won the support of more than a hundred deputies and this allows him to enter the competition for the leadership of the conservative party, this is written from kanios on saturday morning, johnson was spotted at gatwick international airport, the former prime minister returned to great britain with his family, they interrupted their vacation in the dominican republic after his resignation, lis tras now officially participates in the race only one candidate penny mordan but in italy, the first woman prime minister took the oath of george melloni, most of the ministerial portfolios will be held by representatives of her party, some of the positions also went to politicians the right-wing sillig and forward italy, the new government must plan the state budget by the end of the month and send it for approval to the european union, according to media reports , aid to ukraine was also included in the defense budget, melanie's party takes a pro- nato position and declares support for offi

well this is very dangerous for all our general solidarity , the united states of great britain.r eyes, it is simply slipping into the economic abyss and the political one, because i assume that you will be knowledgeable about the opposite of this. well, you know, on the one hand , i can't share with you in detail, on the other hand, i think that's what we saw, but from great britain the last one, let's say in the last year, and how much more aggressive is its policy in relation to how did you correctly define the opposition to authoritarianism, and even in contrast to the european union, which seems to be a wonderful system because it prevents warriors among all these european states, but from the second country, how do they have a foreign policy ? it is possible because it is not part of the european union, but on the other hand, well, this is such a democratic problem, they voted to leave, it was such a dubious decision, and it seems that since then, even everything is an illusion. well, apparently they need to operate within the laws and order and the system, they just take t

who would not become the new prime minister of great britain?kset crisis, and i don’t really understand it at all. can great britain, in principle, get out of this cross country in the foreseeable future? i don’t see that society understands the reasons for krista. a politician appears who will basically tell the people that they have made a tragic mistake. maybe boris johnson, who in principle is the author of all this wild delusion, is going to return to the post of prime minister and say that the crisis will accelerate with even greater force in the near future. well, that's it. it is very dangerous for all of our common solidarity , the united states and great britain are countries that, by and large , are the engine, even without the help of ukraine, the resistance to authoritarianism, when one of the countries in our eyes, it is simply sliding into the economic and political abyss because i assume that there will be political consequences, how do they stand against it in general? well, you know, on the one hand, i cannot argue with you abo

ivanovich , i propose to return, probably, after all, to great britain with which we started yes, uh,ry is in crisis, but not one, the country is not only great britain today, we can talk about the entire european system of governance and in general the western model, what are we talking about the uk today well , there is no powerful leader there now and it probably won’t appear in the near future, but let’s see, the united states is the same there, the same situation, because, uh, today’s american democracy, uh, definitely, do as i do, because, i really want everything here, here it is all democracy, inside the country, what's beyond its borders is just a wonderful option. e promotion of democracy, which is george biden once again. uh, so let's say it was broadcast on the air , we will promote our democratic values ​​relying on someone at the pentagon that is, as it was 30 years ago with the bombings, as it was 10 years ago under comrades obama, so to speak, uh, white and fluffy, who became. uh, got the nobel peace prize today. everything goes on.

the same as those on her majesty the queen of great britain from a long time ago.dying of blood vessels. well, we'll see. it won't get worse, only better, what am i leading to, it's not about these stains, let them study what he had there, but i think that it would be very beneficial for lukashenko if, er, putin went to kobzon's concert sooner and he didn't have to we would have to resort to drastic movements. and now about this council that putin held, he announced that he is declaring martial law in the occupied ukrainian territories, we call them subjects of the federation, we understand that these are not subjects of the occupied federation the territory that he this i wanted to do these, all the recent movements do not show that it is to say something to do something, do you see any practical application of these decisions of the president of the dictator country, the aggressor country, please ? in a way to explain, well, that is, to have some logical sequence of the fact that a military attack was allegedly carried out on the territory of the russian federati

the voice of america, time, i am yuliya yarmolenko, i congratulate the united states of america, great britain and france reject russia 's obviously false accusations that ukraine is allegedly preparing attacks with the use of a dirty bomb on its own territory , this is stated in the joint statement of the governments of the three countries after the conversation of the heads of the defense departments of these countries with the russian minister of defense shoigu in the white house, they emphasize that the world will consider any an attempt to use such accusations as an excuse for escalation, the representative of the us national security council, john kerbutin, emphasized that the united states does not see any signs that russia is preparing to use its own dirty bomb in ukraine, the pentagon also stated that there is no data that would indicate that russia has decided to use a nuclear or biological or chemical weapons, an expert on russia and the us institute of peace, mary glance, calls it unlikely that russia will use nuclear or biological weapons, because it is not in the interests of put

the first is the value system of great britain. what the russians hate, they hate the anglo-saxons. why ? that it is, in principle, an attraction to freedom, the british political culture itself, and not at the beginning of the existence of great britain, i said the last century there, it is based on the great charter of freedoms. when this charter was signed, when it it existed, they didn’t mention it very much, but from time to time the british people rethought it, that it is important that the suzerain and their subjects are equal, he cannot usurp someone’s life and property , punish them for their views, and of course the russians and the british don’t like it very much when they support us they come from this same idea, this idea of ​​freedom, on the other hand, this idea of ​​freedom, at least for the british, played such a bad joke that they should be free from the european union. moreover, when they chose that choice for against the european union, they were told that leaving the european union would immediately bring a significant dividend economically, not politically, eco

that next friday we will know the name of the next leader of the governing conservative party of great britain, who will automatically receive the authority from king chard iii to legally form the government bogdan question that interests ukrainians the most will the change affect leadership or even the political turbulence itself in great britain in support of ukraine, it is obvious that during such interruptions to the elections for the reappointment of ministers before the appointment of the head of government in such periods is obvious, certain mechanisms in the parliament may be working more slowly, may be slipping, britain will not change its course even if there are general elections and even if the opposition comes to power because it also supports the course of supporting ukraine, but it is obvious that for stable and stronger support, a stable government of bohdan is needed for literally 40 seconds, what are the deep reasons for this political crisis in britain, many commentators are concerned with the 16th year and the referendum on britain's exit from the european union to the unio

e great britain is the same as rishi suna to pennies, mordon. actually. of course, boris, so now, when the chair was clearly on fire under the tracks, when everything started to crumble, when the british media began to write that the track was not even days, but hours instead of being in london, and the minister of defense of great britain urgently flew to washington, moreover, canceling all the meetings that he had at the westminster court. that is, in the parliament building a and, and it took such a confidential meeting with loyd austin , secretary of defense of the united states, that it was impossible even to talk over uh, some kind of u means of communication. it was necessary to communicate personally. yes, and it happened just like that, during the period of aggravation british political crisis, and the general context of the broader context. uh, is the following russia is carrying out partial mobilization is already completing partial mobilization in the near future will accumulate forces in order to possibly move on, and to continue the russian

well and it brings it back to the topic of great britain and the change of the prime minister is not happening there anymore - in the near future, the forest of tras will perform these duties until the election of a new contact with us and egor braylyan, international reviewer, candidate of historical sciences, we congratulate you, yegor slava ukraine , passion will fill the bench, so to speak, spares, in your opinion, what is waiting for us, who is among the main candidates, of course, for the place of the minister of the prime minister of great britain, definitely. she was the prime minister for only one and a half months from september 5 this year and the main candidates for the post of minister are the decision of the former finance minister when kyiv is britain's definitely boris johnson when he is still the prime minister and the same i would not would rule out the british defense minister, in the end, the west understands that everything is heading towards a possible nuclear winter and the possible use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation, and that is why britain needs

when lis once became the new prime minister of great britain.asons why lis tras resigned. what exactly does this mean that she she wanted to reduce taxes, which were increased by the previous finance minister under johnson , who was also the main competitor in the elections of hydroconservatives this year, but her radical plan did not work. the new finance minister, for example, left on the 13 resigned and became the new minister of finance. i apologize. unfortunately, we have little time, but i would also like to ask who kiev is betting on now, so to speak, whether boris johnson is the favorite, well, of course , we hope that johnson will lead the prime minister again and britain's aid to continue. and i would like to remind you that it was boris johnson in the 19-20s who publicly admitted that the west's policy towards ukraine in the 14th year was wrong, and that it was britain that clearly stated that russia is a terrorist that russia wants to restore the empire so that putin is a murderer and this one then gave birth and developed other nato

ukrainian soldiers here in great britain and with those who receive nato military training.ese are very similar trainings to those that nato military personnel undergo, but only what british recruits study in a few months, your guys should be mastered in 5 weeks, and the british still did something specifically for our soldiers, we adapted training as much as possible to real combat operations in ukraine, we study the situation at the front and try to integrate it into training as much as possible. and we also share our experience from various hotspots of the world, but what is the fact it is not the most impressive that they come here without any military experience at all, ordinary ukrainian boys and girls, in the past, engineers, managers, who are mastering military affairs for the first time right here in foggy albion, this the strategist, however, this is not his military flag at all, but the call sign guy from chernihiv region does not give his real name and does not show his face, all for his own safety, because very soon he will go to the front, i have never served b

great britain as the best neighbor of this ukraine. it will remain unchanged, well, we will not even catch the incoming prime minister of this public investment, which is available and as mine. странных дел и как приминистрий него выработку от ейтий бритинской политик другие andrey andriyevich, you mentioned the new situation, and we understand that the urgent visit of voles to washington is evidence of how dynamically certain processes are currently taking place, we understand that at the top of this iceberg it is possible the statement, so to speak, of the newly appointed surovik, who is currently in charge of the russian intervention in ukraine, well, at least he is fulfilling the tasks that putin assigns him. so, in any case, he started talking about difficulties what decisions will he make? well, let's go. oh, he told me about this man. we knew that this was a finished world scoundrel. help yourself. what a scumbag, a war criminal who committed his terrible crime in syria. well, we saw this man alive. he appeared on television. th

it turns out that he will already become the new prime minister of great britain.h, more precisely, it has already become ethnic hindu in the kingdom are generally ready for this. indeed, for the first time in british history, a man becomes a head of government. whose parents are indians, risha suna is also the youngest prime minister since the napoleonic wars, and is also known, of course, for his financial fortune. he is also called the richest prime minister, but not in the history of great britain and at least at this stage and from here, of course, first of all, the solution of economic problems, which are very acute now stands in the united kingdom, especially after the shock experienced by the financial markets and for the actions of the previous head of government, when rice and suna will become. uh, the prime minister will receive the keys to his downing street residence, not yet clear presumably. that this can happen, either tonight or tomorrow morning , procedural issues are now being resolved. the fact is that the voting itself was arranged in such, as

>> good luck, great britain. ambitious set of tax cut policiesing i don't think it was that the ambitious actually. everyone's blaming taking down the top rate from 45 to 40%, that was a 2 billion pound tax cut. that's not that big of a tax cut. why did everybody freak out about this? i'll tell you why, the problem is monetary policy in great britain that left these pension funds making bets against higher interest rates that put them on the hook. that's the fear that took this down. great britain couldn't even tolerate this relatively modest attempt the at pro-growth? how are they going to take advantage of this brexit that they worked so hard for if they can't even get that done? gerry: deroy, is britain looking like a bit of a joke on the world stage? >> that's a great brooklyn accent you've got there. [laughter] i hate to use the word joke about great britain, for which i have tremendous affection, but it looks far less stable than we're used to. as someone said, great britain's starting to look like italy. a

european oil empartnership comes into force, we want to provide that the new prime minister of great britainill decide, he is not just a qualified graduate of higher educational institutions , so to speak great britain, he is from a fairly wealthy family, he is a billionaire, so we understand that india is already moving to the side of good, this is irony, this is an analyst, but less so on this positive note, we will leave it with you today we are saying goodbye and journalists, now i will take this baton ulyana panasyuk will tell you what has happened in ukraine and the world please i congratulate my colleagues on everything important in a moment 17:00 on the news on espresso in the studio of ulyana panasyuk i congratulate i will start with the heroic act of the police in donetsk region law enforcement officers saved eight-year-old bohdan that remained in bakhmat without his parents, they left everything under the care of an acquaintance and went to the funeral, a russian shell exploded on the way, the pregnant mother and father died from shrapnel wounds, when bohdan found out about it, he

ukraine received the budapest memorandum, according to which the united states, russia and great britain undertook to respect the independence, sovereignty and borders of ukraine. the document was declarative and did not contain direct obligations of the parties, therefore ukraine now demands specific security guarantees, our task is to work out one hundred percent security guarantees, which will be much more serious, much more powerful than those guarantees of security that were laid down in the so-called budapest memorandum, where one of the guarantor countries, namely russia, managed to violate than the guarantees. however, the best guarantee of security for a nuclear-free ukraine should be the accession to nato from above the membership kyiv submitted on september 30, 2022 i would like to thank our colleagues for this extremely important informative busyness yes well , he will pick up the topic fedirvenislavsk people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, representative of the president in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, glory to ukraine, mr.

and that the most interesting thing is that neither the united states nor great britain nor the european union will deter the ukrainian armed forces from counteroffensive in the reconquest of ukrainian territory. that a nuclear state has annexed a part of the territory , called it its own, and now they say that it is ready to defend it with the use of nuclear weapons, this is a farce, the most terrible irony is also that ukraine is a state that gave up nuclear weapons, and now it is threatened with nuclear weapons, of course, no one will behave on nuclear blackmail and actually the actions and statements of the russian top leadership from medvedev to putin are perceived as nuclear blackmail in the west, military experts understand that nuclear weapons actually have power precisely in the threat of use and not at the very moment of use , therefore, we see very clear statements, in particular from the united states, that they clearly communicated to the russian delegation about the consequences that will have in the case of, say, the use of any type of nuclear weapon, as well as the provis

soviet union in europe, the british have always been in conflict with continental europe, since great britainand, and continental europe is, as one french philosopher said. i really liked this, what europe is - it is a peninsula of eurasia that is, it is not a continent, it is, moreover, not a mainland. it's just a peninsula of eurasia but they are the proud europeans who call themselves. it means that the continent of europe continues the trend of struggle the island of its empire from continental europe but if earlier in continental europe france was also the leader in the days of louis, then fascist, germany, now the soviet union became the leader in all of europe and the devil understood perfectly well that this was an extremely large strengthening of europe forty-fifth year - this is the end world war ii, the strengthening of the confrontation between the united states and the soviet union and the drawing of all kinds of dividing lines on the european continent, in which the western europe was slowly moving into the orbit. the united states of america and in the east of europe , communis

it was great britain that we u tell. that's what fascist germany was. it was so, uh, terrible and terrible. it was terrible and terrible no doubt, but the struggle was fought primarily between great britain and the united states of america after the end of the war and after political changes that have taken place in the united states well , that is, instead of franklin dalan roosevelt , harry truman became the president of the united states, who was not so hospitable in relations with the soviet union. us policy began to change in relation to the soviet union, and public opinion began to change, if in march of the forty-fifth year 55% of respondents sympathized with the soviet union, then exactly a year later in march of the forty-sixth year. yes, the number of sympathizers will already drop to 30 percent of the dynamics. here. generally, could be seen. just a military period between the two superpowers. some contradictions and conflicts constantly arose , probably the first directive of the joint committee. chiefs of staff, appeared back in october 194

principle of gravitation to freedom, the british political culture itself, and the existence of great britain there in the last centuries, it is based on the great charter of freedoms. when this charter was signed, when it existed, there is no information about it it was mentioned a lot, but from time to time the british people rethought it, that what is important is the suzerain and their subjects are equal, he cannot usurp someone's property, punish them for their views , and of course this

from one of the admirals of the fleet of her majesty at that time of great britain, and he suggested that the military from great britain would enter the black sea and guarantee the grain corridor, that is, without any russia, but at that time it was still decided that something should be done with russia to agree on this issue and went to this grain initiative when russia became a party to the agreement, that is, let me remind you that there is an interesting agreement, that is, there is an agreement between the un, turkey, on the one hand, and ukraine, on the other, as well as the un, turkey and russia, on the other, that is, agreement and we decided that ok, let's still give a little plushie. how do they say to the russian federation that it should guarantee the safety of these boats, and that's why precisely because of the fact that such a formula was chosen, it became a component of the entire implementation of this agreement. although i emphasize that it was possible to do without russia, i did not lobby direct transportation of its own grain because russia also has a specific

americans understand that who would not become the new prime minister of great britain. can great britainhe foreseeable future, i do not see that in it society understands the reasons of krista i

great britain has recognized independence at this point. france has to, as part of the treaty that they signed in 1778, all is well except what does it mean to actually be an independent nation? they they they want that independence. yes. now, what the confederation period often i think overlooked or treated sort of a colossal failure, which is understandable because it kind of was. but it's very important for a couple reasons. this period was when they had to start figuring out how does one actually manage a nation. it was easy not, easy. it was easier during the war when they had a common enemy and make it all fight against the british. once that common was gone, they had to figure, how do you have a foreign policy how do you have a defense policy? how do you have an economic policy when? you have 13 squabbling states who disagree with each other on almost everything and want very different and often conflicting goals. this was particularly problematic. those european powers that we talked about, france and great britain and spain were mo

this is the shortest term of office of a prime minister in the history of great britain. the partiesthe united kingdom expect to appoint a new leader and future prime minister by the end of this month germany plans to train about 5 thousand ukrainian soldiers by the spring, the german chancellor in lawsholtz said in the bundestag as follows as he emphasized, germany demonstrates its readiness to participate in the long-term development of strong ukrainian armed forces side by side with its partners . lavshol called for closer european and international coordination of military support for ukraine writer serhii zhadan was awarded the polish sergio de molla literary award zhadan himself noted that he will invest the 10,000 zlotys prize money in the defense of his native kharkiv in the lviv rehabilitation center nezlamni successfully prosthetics a military man saving his comrades roman was blown up in an enemy stretch as a result the man lost his lower limb in an incredible see the story of recovery further in the story roman poltava, 38, originally from kharkiv oblast at the beginning

the visit of the minister of defense of great britain ben wallace to the united states took place inll of satan that is issued i met current russian public opinion with hissing and hissing. why are they so happy in moscow? i don't know, because there is information that boris johnson may return to office. this is the same advice that, uh, in hitler's bunk accepted the news from the death of franklin d. roosevelt and with the same basis we have already said more than once that if something is absolutely certain, the policy of the sun of great britain, regardless of which party is in the guest house, is support in ukraine and the most hot places, and they, like ukraine, were on in their posts and there will be johnsons and letters once and this shelf will not change, it will not change even in a very hypolytic couch there until the snap elections and the victory of the liberals, or is it the support of all of england, all of england sees ukraine 2022 as a grameik of england 1940 who sat down one on one from the battle, of course, it is very late, you have already said about it, just th

and remains transparent to us there is nothing to hide, kuleba emphasized in the united states, great britainand france rejected shoigu's attempts to accuse ukraine of preparing an attack on ukraine with a so-called dirty bomb, wanted by the national anti-corruption bureau, three officials of ukrgasbank are wanted, they are suspected of embezzling more than 200 million hryvnias, among them the ex-head kyrylo tymoshenko of the national bank, as well as his deputy at ukrgasbank, denys chernyshov, and the deputy director of the department, olena khmelenko, informed all three of the suspicion at the beginning of october. the whereabouts of those involved in the case are unknown, the open border between ukraine and poland will open a new crossing point by the end of the year, nyzhankovychy malhovice told the ministry of infrastructure . currently, the work is being completed, at first only empty trucks will be able to drive there, and later the crossing point will operate for other vehicles and pedestrians, in general, the traffic is expected there transport with a total weight of up to 3.5 t, thi

in general, the great power is much more powerful than britain.e is much larger political than 360. this is why who will pull whom and where. here is another serious question. in any case, it's clear i'm clear that such an idea has a place to be, but somewhere to drag india now and even such a wonderful politician can do it. this is an american project. naturally. but uh won't, really u won't have to face only one problem he will not have to face the problem of personal poverty, because he is, well, guaranteed that he will drown him he will have something to buy food and so on and so on, unlike the vast majority of the british, uh, who are now very dire situation, because that's food inflation this year 17% in the uk industrial inflation. it's over fifty percent. and this is already multiple inflation in the energy sector. that is, people simply do not have money. well, the economic system in general is british, like the european one, it cracks you largely because of the policies that western countries are pursuing. by the way, this is well seen i

well, today so to speak, the minister of defense of great britain bendwala made an unexpected urgent to the united states and information has already appeared, so to speak, from the first mouth about the reasons for this visit , he told menvola that there is no reason for concern about an urgent trip to meet allies in the united states well, we will remind you that he met in the states with the head of the pentagon and dom austin, according to some data, the parties immediately met amid fears of an increased threat from the russian federation, president putin, but this information refutes the minister of foreign affairs of britain james cleverly, he called the meeting of the heads of the ministry of defense of the united states of great britain ordinary and ordinary or today he has to comment to speak so with an urgent statement, we are not worried, we are already so excited, you understand, dear, there is no place to raise the degree of our excitement of the experienced ben wallace yes, i say no think that people should be trumpeted by this well it's about his uh urgent trip i hope

he is the prime minister of great britain does not matter. origin, he is the person who will perform. uh, those decisions, uh, which will plan. uh, the british government of the british aristocracy is american. yes and here it doesn't matter anymore. here is your enemy. it seems to be not very american by origin. although who e is now an american. well, that's yes, but that's the point, just in connection with this, this is also some kind of question, well, let's, probably, designate it last. ah, it occurs. again, everyone remembers barack obama, but it is clear that the british prime minister and, uh, the american president are different things after all. yes, but remember barack obama. yes, great hopes were pinned on him, he actually promised a lot of things. none of this, absolutely did became at the same time unleashed several armed conflicts became. at the same time, the nobel laureate of the world. well, and so on and so on. here 's a sleepy one now. well, in britain itself, it 's understandable. and what are the expectations? here in c

bomb, the institute for the study of war reported that he cried about it in conversations with great britain, france, and turkey, as it were ukraine is preparing to detonate a nuclear bomb on its territory to accuse russia of using weapons of mass destruction and set up the whole world against moscow, but the head of the american pentagon was ashamed to be so lazy, that's why they simply discussed the situation in ukraine. the representatives of the united states of britain and ukraine categorically denied and condemned the false accusations. our state will not freeze in ukraine, there is enough gas to sustainably get through this winter, assured prime minister denys shmagal in the storage facilities of the russian federation, which brought us to we were forced to move to the territory under the control of ukraine, you take into account that i have a daughter and that’s all this year, we decided unequivocally that we need to leave for a long time, we didn’t want to, we believed everything, they told us that it’s been two or three weeks and everything will return everything will return well,

they were just interested in by and large, europe does not consider great britain , madam leaf, it’s od to say, yes, about the button, because britain is not a member of the european union , now britain is just that country that sees itself, as if separately, that is, they have this here is island thinking, it has been entrenched for centuries. and, of course, today what is happening on the territory of the european continent is not, uh, not the result. eh, no matter how the policy that is beneficial to europe, the new ones were now talking about the elite. yes, they forgot, the main character, where is all the degradation in the first place turn, the current president of the united states talking there with invisible people. here are the dead who go into the bushes instead of going out the door and which today is a direct question about how you would comment. is there any involvement of the united states in sabotage at nord stream, just turned around and left, but we just said that. give me one minute olga if he will wait for the continuation of the uh talk about uh, the role of ukra