however, great britain retained control of the canal in the zone, which was stationed by british troops in the future, uh, when the british they tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, there was a revolution, the monarchy was overthrown, and an esser came to power, egypt went to intensify the confrontation with the british and french, and when they refused to finance the construction, and the previously discussed oslandian dams nationalized the soviet canal, announcing that these the funds will just go to the construction of the ottoman dam. the soviet canal was dug in their territory and, in fact, they are the owners, the government of nessir. hmm talks, but completely like uh hmm business people. if this is our territory, then we want to receive the main money. so one of the most famous was the nationalization of the ottoman hydroelectric power station to develop, which egypt planned in the future with the active support of the soviet union, president nasser understood that this could displease britain and france, but did not believe that they would start hostilities in

as you know, great britain had about a thousand tanks, now there are so few of them that, in fact, great britain does not have a sufficient and necessary number for us why did we choose it and why do we constantly talk about the leopard? i am sure that the challenger is no worse than the leopard because there are simply more of them in europe. the figures of 2,000 of these tanks that our european partner countries have show that we can get just this large number of tanks . but great britain is considering options not only there are those tanks we are talking about now but we definitely need to think about helicopters we need to think about planes do you remember that great britain has already handed over three helicopters to us they have prepared the appropriate crews, so this is important. i understand why we are constantly talking about tanks in ukraine, but he must forget that we need other heavy and specialized weapons and this is true, but i remember again that in his article general valery zaluzhny wrote ah, he said no only about tanks about aviation about aviation today by the way

how do you see relations between the governments of ukraine and great britain now?ties in the other days are interested in principle that this should be a priority topic for his government? like them, they actively remain in this adversary, trying to coordinate with their friends , partners, but the new government, which heads the pike perch decision, not only supports it, you know, but also promotes new methods. well, we are pleased that first of all our spirit and the minister of defense will be left without a voice under all four governments, that is, this person who knows exactly what we need, where we can get it, and tell me who to ask for it, but the decision is difficult, he is a different person , he is a financier, he wants to understand how much resources are needed in order to help in ukraine , he is doing it as in principle you look at the creation of such an informal coalition , the participants of some kind sat down at the military base in tappa near tallinn and how much i would say such a coalition of states is already ready now giving everything ukra

association, headed by the british monarch, it is also a form of maintaining the influence of great britainolonies, and as a result of the historical development of international relations in the middle of the 20th century. we see the gradual process of disintegration of the once great colonies. this applies not only to the british empire, the same thing happened from france, spain, portugal, and to some extent, the same process also affected the soviet union, and at the end of the 20th century, one of the forms of maintaining influence over former colonies located in different parts of the world is the commonwealth nations state members. uh, this association is divided into several categories , perhaps the most interesting of which is the so -called common will. this is a kingdom that is part of the commonwealth of nations where seemingly independent states pursuing their domestic and foreign policies are dependent on london at least, because the head of the state is still the british monarch, who exercises his protocol functions through the institution of the governor-general and we are t

20th year, but then london opposed it. язу thank you for reflecting with us, uh, uh, brexit, uh, great britainhe european union and the consequences, in particular, for ukraine. about how many prime ministers have already changed in britain, even in the last two years, and the queen gave up her soul to god and in hungary, as victor roman sat for 12 years, he sits and thinks about your problems with your brand. we remind our colleagues that the best thing you can do for your own safety and for our country is to help our defenders. we invite you to do this. i am iryna koval, mother, wife or the espresso tv channel. and i am also a volunteer. our soldiers at the front need a lot of things every day, and that is why it is part of my life. today - this is helping the armed forces of ukraine, and i am very grateful to my colleagues for supporting me in this, of course, for a tv presenter. the main job is to inform people as disgustingly as possible, as truthfully as possible, now it is mainly information about the war, the war has entered the lives of each of us and we want one victory and we are wo

ussr and weaken the soviet economy. always saw in russia a threat to the imperial interests of great britainfter the second world war, the soviet union became a superpower and gained fans in many countries churchill began to develop plans for the development of europe and undermining the authority of the ussr after our victory over germany, the british and americans were very worried about the sharp strengthening of the soviet union in europe the british have always been in conflict with continental europe because great britain is an island, and continental europe - 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 call themselves. it means that the continent of europe, so the devil continued the trend of the struggle of his island 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

representing great britain! titer;r fritz, falling back to when. representing great britain!ng great britain! they had tough opposition after— representing great britain! they had tough opposition after katie - representing great britain! they had tough opposition after katie swans i tough opposition after katie swans defeated harriet and was beaten in under an hour byjessica. the world number three. under an hour byjessica. the world numberthree. captain under an hour byjessica. the world number three. captain tim needed dan evans. and he was very focused the net and winning the respect of his opponent in the decisive in the world number 19 found his best. new competition spans its cities and even defeat here didn't automatically knock breeden out. it's a complex format. tennis is been great. winning the match big time. and lost the mixed doubles as the confirmed the exit, all in vain but a team game. here are some of the other headlines today. and staying with tennis, novak djokovic is set to miss two important tournaments, indian wells and the miami open in march. the unit

here's harriet dart blue for great britain.pain's competitor. he is ranked that she is ranked 85 places above her. could dan evans at the bottom of the screen beat his opponent, the world number 39? needing the support, cameron norrie, who beat film is all earlier in the year. this to put britain through. the united cup is a new tournament amongst many tennis events soon under way, amongst many tennis events soon underway, but amongst many tennis events soon under way, but you can see great britain taking it very seriously. joe wilson, bbc news. it's been almost a year since novak djokovic was deported from australia over his covid vaccination status. the serbian tennis player has refused to be innoculated against the disease. well, now he's back down under to compete in the adelaide international — he's first up against france's constant lentienne. our correspondent shaimaa khalil has more from adelaide. the fact that novak djokovic is here in australia on a practice court, training and getting ready for a tennis tournament he

, quoting the president, they discussed further defense cooperation with the prime minister of great britainhi sumak agreed to intensify our efforts for rapprochement victory for this year, we already have concrete solutions for this, what do you think it could be because there cannot be, so to speak, double interpretations of the words of the president. so, the key story about the approach of victory already this year, there are already concrete decisions about what could be going on. i think that concrete decisions have been made there regarding military-technical cooperation, assistance from great britain, they are actively doing it now, i think that these processes will be continued , maybe it will increase, er, let's say the assortment we have an objective interest in those military goods that ukraine receives, we have repeatedly voiced it to our partners in great britain . i think they are ready to satisfy these needs in one way or another, plus additional the training of our military here in great britain is well, there is such a primacy in this process, we hope that this trend will c

the ministry of finance and the ministry of economy of great britain and the united states of americaith roosevelt on several occasions, including in e, in early thirties and is said to be this meeting in 1932. she determined the coming of power. e hitler, the question arises. why did they do it? was it not clear what hitler was already on january 30, 1933. hitler vowed to work for the rebirth of the german nation and proclaimed a course of racial cleansing of society, which involved discrimination against all non-aryan peoples. first of all , the jews. and gypsies. this is fine. absolutely in politics to wait. well, especially in english. yes such a policy, who will win? and join the winner, in addition, western countries , of course, were afraid of the development of power, both germany and the soviet union. nobody wanted to have two such tigers, if it was strong, if the soviet union was ideologically strong, let's say more, then the german war machine no one was discounted. and, of course, it would be ideal to push two such powerful e rivals so that they bleed themselves, and then,

great britain has already promised to transfer ukraine part of its challenges. i think that the main result of the meeting in rammstein will be that germany will give in to pressure and agree to transfer to ukraine the leopards you need. yes, it is late, but thank god it's not too late in ukraine you need to be ready either for your own offensive which i hope will happen soon or for any russian offensive in the spring about which there are rumors, as for the statement of henry kizir, it is amazing when i first read it, i thought that it must be a mistake or maybe some kind of joke because kissinger completely changed his position. we all know that he spoke about ukraine a few months ago, that ukraine should come to terms with the loss of donbas and crimea, this is his typical view, so he is really a politician who believes in brute force and i think that he realized that he had miscalculated in terms of whose brute force was on the side of ukraine and its friends, partners and future allies in nato . year and if georgia received an action plan regarding membersh

they all studied in the states of great britain, how did they leave here?which is supposedly sons from here. yes, in fact, there are, like, former officers generals who train great britain in the united states, including a former one of the leaders, which means the military uh, former regimes. this is muhammad without me. this is a general who boarded a military intelligence officer. it means that, as they are souls here, no one leaves from there and is not going to leave this grip in order to push out completely different hostilities on the territory of ukraine . such a massive use was not even close, and the leading role, pushing here to provoke, is the eastern european countries. they do not want to leave there, unlike other countries. where did they go at the first opportunity? separation at relatively small losses. no, they are border countries, i also work in all eastern european countries. now hit the specifics, too, now going on, too, the last round is going on tanks. listen, it's not easy. let's put it there, but the americans clearly said that the

he gets plows from great britain. and most importantly, it includes even more books to add to his library. he again returns to his practice of taking detailed notes from agricultural treaties is that he can apply those lessons to the farming and mount vernon. in return, washington welcome to many, many visitors to the pilgrimage to mount vernon. he offered them a view of an agricultural landscape that was unlike anything that was in the united states. this is the famous five farm map that he draws in 1793. it shows this extension which he had completely reworked the landscape at mount vernon to incorporate british farming. a visitor, one of the visitors, people who came to mount vernon recognized that it look different than any other farms in the united states, particularly those in virginia. people from europe couldn't believe that washed and head up into europe because he completely absorbed the agricultural landscape. also the, this is a very recognized civic purpose of what washington is trying to do. the new fren

of which is probably the main goal of the russian troops about how the ministry of defense of great britain believes that it is unlikely that the russian military will be able to surround bakhmut in the near future, because ukrainian forces maintain stable, deep defensive knives and control supply routes. at the same time, the american institute for the study of war notes in its review that the founder of the wagner pvk, yevgeny prigozhyn, uses the battles in soledar to strengthen the authority of mercenaries. sources about the kremlin and about the military talked about the fact that the forces of the wagner group may soon surround bakhmut at the institute for the study of war came to the conclusion that prigozhin uses, as confirmed, also fabricated information in order to strengthen the authority of wagner as the most effective and fighting force in the entire russian army. well, what is happening right now in the bakhmut direction, in particular in the cities of soledar and bakhmut, we will find out later, the company commander joins the broadcast of the freedom battalion yevhen oropai g

i 'm talking about crimea, about sevastopol if it weren't for the role of great britain and if great such bad relations. yes, and then in general to them austria-hungary joined. the one that just received support from nicholas i. i want to ask you sergey vyacheslavovich perevezentsev, doctor of historical sciences, how do you assess the motives of the western powers when they started this war against russia for the sake of what they went for it. i don’t think that in mainly due to wondering in turkey well , i remind you that the war officially began in 1853, well, about 15 years before, all of europe was flooded with anti-russian propaganda , preserved in a huge amount of various. i would even say even such vile leaflets that were distributed throughout europe, the texts that were written at that time have been preserved. here we have now prepared a three-volume book on russophobia. and in particular. we will publish it all to show how to cook it all. why? i say this, because the victory in the patriotic war of the twelfth year and the defeat. napoleon led to the fact that russia bega

culture of farming that was promoted by a new type of gentlemen, self professed gentlemen, farmer in great britain. the frontispiece on our right side illustrates, these gentlemen farmers often connected their efforts with a great agricultural of antiquity. people like virtual -- they viewed their agriculture as a type of civic and patriotic service when they were undertaking experiments that could lead common farmers to improve their land. washington found in this cultural form or a new role for the virginia planter. that the virginia planter could take on this role of demonstrating new kinds of farming that would diversify farming and open up new kinds of commercial opportunities. what is even more surprising is this commitment to british husbandry increases overtime. it becomes stronger and stronger after the revolutionary war. after independence from the empire. washington is still deeply committed to these british models. in 1785, he announces that he wants to undertake a complete course of husbandry and best farming counties in england. it is not just cultivation methods or new crops, this i

um transformation of farming and great britain had brought about remarkable increases in productivity and as soon as washington becomes a full-time farmer in 1759 after he leaves the virginia regiment, he's determined to adopt many of those practices from british husbandry to bring it into virginia to create a new kind of farming and new kind of agriculture at mount vernon that would open up new kinds of opportunities and provide a new role for him and he learns about these new techniques almost entirely through books beginning in 1759. he starts to order new books through his tobacco merchants in london. this is one of the most important is thomas hales complete body of husbandry, and he not only brings these books into his library and takes extensive notes, but we can i'm very specifically trace experiments that he undertakes changes in cultivation that he undertakes. two and after he receives this and other books, he develops one of the largest libraries of practical british treatises in in virginia at the time and he learns about a practical agriculture through these but also lear

and this is if there are 14 vehicles in nato, and the prime minister of great britain, richie sumach, minister of defense to speed up negotiations with partners regarding the transfer of challenger-2 tanks to kyiv, i would also like to remind you that berlin should hand over 40 combat vehicles to us, marder, washington, 50 bradley fighting vehicles, and france , aemix 10 light wheeled tanks, and also the ex-prime minister of great britain, boris johnson is going to visit ukraine to support president volodymyr zelenskyi in the fight against russian aggressors. this is reported by the guardian publication. however, the exact date of the arrival of a true friend of ukraine was not named, but it was noted that the visit will take place in the coming months. this is the fourth time johnson will visit ukraine for the first time. he visited kyiv in april 2022, the second an unexpected visit took place in june, also the wrestler johnson came to ukraine on independence day while still in the position of prime minister yegor braylyan, a british historian, an international observer, we are in di

great britain promises to provide us with heavy challenger-2 tanks, although in small quantities so farntry fighting vehicles and, accordingly, olafshol is the one who , so to speak, keeps his finger on an extremely important casey, because the main european tank is the leopard 2. i already partially touched on this issue at the beginning, saying that schulz is under enormous pressure from the funds of the nato countries, his defense minister and all of germany in rammstein felt what the chancellor felt in davos. i think that this pressure will be enough. i believe that germany will agree to the transfer of leopard tanks and other weapons to ukraine. on the part of european leaders, from whom i did not expect this, the belgian prime minister, for example, after all, all the belgian news says that we will be with ukraine until the end, the spanish prime minister said the same thing two days ago in washington, the prime minister of the netherlands, mark rutte, a few days ago that is why he had meetings with president biden and also spoke at the atlantic council, where i was once a senior

meanwhile, the ministry of defense of great britain declared that their commitment to ukraine will remain unshakable and in 2023 military support for kyiv will be either the same or even greater than last year . from great britain may become the first country to provide ukraine with western-style heavy tanks, at least london is considering such a possibility. this is reported by the american british media with reference to own sources in the government, what is it about and how this may affect the willingness of other countries to provide heavier weapons to ukraine, let's talk with bohdan tsyupan, who joins the broadcast from london. bohdana congratulates. i think that today it is perhaps worth reminding about a certain evolution of the question regarding tanks, the need for tanks for ukraine, because when the ukrainians heroically repelled the tank columns that were carried in the spring in kyiv, here in the west, some analysts even said that perhaps the era of tanks has passed , but now, in particular, ukraine and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy emphasize that tanks are being cr

this is great britain is not just great britain and whoever was before him, he was not as moronic asut he dragged his war into war, and his country brazenly the people said. yes we are you deceived. people in great britain and we deceived you. we threw you a war. who was after that is, is it others? worse than the other is the catastrophe that is happening today. the state of micron, literally and figuratively, in general , all this fuss reminds me of them. when i read, this is my childhood, when i read magnificent children's books. now most of them are gone. for example, gulliver's adventures, i remember this picture when gulliver lies and little midgets make around him and try to tie him with strings you had an adventure library an adventure library. here are the midgets running. if you look closely, then somewhere the minister of defense of poland is visible somewhere scholz, somewhere a fool from the european parliament, and after all the latest speeches by the leaders of the west of russia and with whom does he speak? and who should he talk to? well, even the most more or less s

these are estimates that this aid will somehow affect the defense potential of great britain. i believe that it will definitely not affect and in the end it is necessary to speak here. there are acc even kissengers who admitted their mistake must be said. what ukraine wants informal is part of the event and are part of the potential over moscow, they all talk, they fight, as if to know well, if they talk, then they already consider us to be a de facto part of nato, and let it stand . e their capabilities, as the commander of the british army, general patrick sanders, said, the transfer of a large-scale aid package to ukraine will significantly strengthen the military capabilities of the armed forces of ukraine and indicates that ukraine will find a good use of british aid in the fight with russia and emphasized that the defeat of russia in ukraine will make us safer, well, that is, the brits still understand that in this war, the defeat of ukraine will mean the defeat of not only europe, but also the whole world, you already mentioned schultz and the german leopard just a few

however, great britain retained control of the canal in the zone, which housed british troops.itish tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, there was a revolution, the monarchy was curtailed, and esther came to power. egypt went to increased confrontation, uh with the british and french and when they refused.

that is, a full-fledged self-propelled system, and most likely a corner of great britain will undergo full training weapons. in fact, this means the preparation of such a unit in great britain as a mechanized brigade , and this is an extremely positive thing. it is possible , even this is a more effective solution than preparing there in two weeks. a tank or mechanized brigade where they have to fight and interact with soviet machines like 64 or t-72 and bmp-1 bmp-2, that is, such a conceptual complex is not the approach of great britain, perhaps it is really better than more fast scenarios regarding the leopards, yes, the average terms are already named there, the end of march. that is, again, these are the terms of the transfer of these machines by machines and crews. and it must be understood that after the equipment arrives in ukraine, the units that will operate will also have to complete a full transition er, well, combat coordination . that is, it is also a procedure, it is also training, which is already taken into account in ukraine as part of, for example , the entire brigad

uh, which did not include great britain will definitely retain the main, probably the leitmotif with the main reason or force. us is that we hmm thanks to our president very clearly understood. the strength of the integration processes is the village of integration formations in the post-soviet space, not in vain, uh, the cis is here in minsk, it is not in vain that we intensively developed the topic of the union states, and most importantly, have supported this theme of a union state since the late 1990s. remember how many of those liberal forces were in russia itself that tried to distort, uh, the idea of ​​a union state from lending and only thanks to the president, the idea of ​​a union state was preserved, and then it was more than picked up by russia when , in fact, the russian federation was on some that stage was left alone without allies. only belarus acted as that reliable ally, which a. supported ideas on supported and the motive is that we very closely interacted economically financially with the asia-pacific region and the middle east, which gave us the opportunity, firs

it was great britain that we u tell.at fascist germany it was like, but 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 the political changes that took place in the united states well, that is, instead of france and us president harry truman, who was not so welcoming in relation to the soviet union 55% of the respondents sympathized with the soviet union exactly one year later in march 1946. yes, the number of sympathizers will already drop to 30 percent of the dynamics. here. in general, it was possible to catch. just military period in relations between the two superpowers , some contradictions and conflicts constantly arose, probably the first directive of the joint chiefs of staff appeared back in october of forty-five, and it proceeded from the fact that the soviet union well, as the american military considered they are an expansionist low power and sooner or later this expan

i mean, yes, great britain, other countries, where internal problems are often a priority, and certainical changes are taking place. therefore, on the one hand, we have to deepen as much as possible and interpersonal relations and political relations, and with representatives of various political forces, because no one knows what the situation will be tomorrow in this or that country, which politicians or political parties will come to power, but on the other hand , there are indeed those who are more empathetic , especially when visiting ukraine, concerned with its support than those who do it so declaratively in words and then in practical actions , such dynamics are not observed, for example, in supporting certain decisions that we need in this russian-ukrainian war thank you to bohdan for joining our broadcast and sharing your thoughts. bohdan ferenc , an expert on international issues, was at the marathon. the only news is that we are moving on. in five regions of ukraine, we had to resort to emergency power cuts due to exceeding the consumption limits. this was reported to ukrene

in addition, the united states of america promises to transfer its abrams tanks and great britain challenger tanks, which heavy weapons can change on the battlefield let's try to understand further, western tanks were a certain red line that europe did not want to cross, fearing an escalation of hostilities on the part of the russian federation, however, russia's actions convinced our partners to reconsider their position, according to military expert serhiy zgurets, the tank is an offensive weapon and it is they that will help organize successful military operations in the south of us, first of all, new units have been formed, a significant number of new units that need tanks in particular in order to be combat-ready for the regular schedule and in order to carry out offensive operations in such areas of the front, which are now densely fortified by the enemy , dense in personnel, in particular , if we are talking about the south, about the zaporizhia front, then it is actually to be drunk on such in the protected areas of the front with only light armored vehicles, it is simply impossible,

that two days ago, poland announced the provision of a company of leopard tanks for ukraine, and great britain promised 12 tanks challenger 2,225 ukrainians arrived in spain to undergo military training . they were met personally by the minister of defense of spain, margarita robles. 20 ukrainian servicemen will undergo training in handling the hulk missile defense systems. basic training, it will include training in providing medical aid to the wounded and disarming explosive devices in transcarpathia received additional means of heating from the united states, american businessmen, the former extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of the united states in finland, earl irwin mack, handed over 335 heat guns to ensure rapid heating in points of invincibility throughout the region, the collection of money was organized by the ex-governor of the state of new york, george, he was in transcarpathia in the first days of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, heat guns were bought in the netherlands, each of them is capable of heating up to 400 m² of space, the equipment can work from electricity

day, johnson presented chapters of his book there, take johnson, the former prime minister of great britainters from the book and said that putin wanted to, well , intimidate him there and told him verbatim that i don't want to hurt you, but with the help of rockets, it only took one minute, it all caused a storm of hysteria among russian propagandists, not only propagandists and officials who went out there to tell that it was all a lie, that it didn't happen, but the funniest one the reaction to this was the same, and when he stated that in the conversation putin threatened him with a strike of russian missiles on great britain , boris johnson did this again not for nothing , so we have something to answer for, but he also conducted an assessment of the recruiting vulnerability of boris johnson and his immediate environment and minister of great britain benovolets and if we produce something like this, well, let it be , and to the book, no one even doubts that you will produce something there. recruitment potentials, but here the question is: why did it suddenly cause any reaction at all,

on january 16, the minister of defense of great britain ben waugh announced during a speech in the houseommons about the allocation the largest package of military aid to accelerate ukraine's success in the war and, in particular, it is said that britain will provide ukraine with challenger 2 tanks, during a telephone conversation with the president, the prime minister of great britain spoke about this challenger tank drone - this is approximately a company of 12 to 15 tanks, evacuation and repair vehicles, self-propelled artillery installations, nuclear power plants, 90 armored personnel carriers, 100,000 artillery shells, a hundred missile systems, in short, quite serious help from great britain is it possible to consider these weapons that should arrive from the british as the first such serious help in the current year, and rather, even so in the current half-year, since this half-year should determine the course and the finale, or is it visible in the perspective of the russian-ukrainian war from the west mr. sergey first aid. i don’t consider it because there was a very cool americ

report english halfor home of kinder with which he spoke to the royal geographical society of great britainransfer large armed contingents to the pacific coast with the help of the trans-siberian railway in the uk for 400 years was the world hegemon and its dominant position was under mackinder threat. he warned the country's elite that, firstly, it is important to avoid cooperation between russia and germany in the event that countries unite intellectual potential resources, the united states and great britain will fade into the background. in many european countries, western powers are subordinate to the united states, including france, unfortunately, neither the french nor the germans are able to resist the americans. and what's interesting is that the united states is revolutionary, they want to undermine every government in the world , not because the president of the united states wants to do it. america itself is determined to undermine every other government, despite the americans. there are allies all we have seen in the last 25 years is the invasion of afghanistan 2001 in syria di

we should say that the governments of the usa and great britain were the main part. from bulgaria says that there were people who tried to make money from it . there were intermediaries. i said. if you call the pentagon an intermediary, then the pentagon was an intermediary, and yes, bulgaria earned money 2,000 bulgarians worked at 100% at that time the funds went to local budgets and it was a big contribution to the economy, the other part was diesel and here it is even more interesting because it was russian oil which was processed at a local oil refinery. so the russians knew nothing about the business. it was a private business, it was not the state's business. i'm missing the fact that many oil traders bought oil or diesel from lukoil and delivered it to ukraine. i don't know what and when lukoil knew, but i know that the us government obviously knew what is happening and fully supported it is interesting that we even asked the eu delegation to allow us to continue buying russian oil on the they have oil, the reality is that the refinery in these months worked a

volodymyr zelensky thanked denmark, the czech republic, estonia, latvia, lithuania, poland, slovakia, great britain, finland and the netherlands for the assistance provided within the framework of the formator stein, as well as the head of state personally thanked canadian prime minister justin trudeau for the military assistance, in general, we managed to achieve several things in a week, this is what our diplomatic marathon gave which lasts from my visa to your chthon calls and negotiations daily public and non-public managed to significantly strengthen our artillery fist very heavily and with guns and slings there are good results on armored vehicles added several hundred combat vehicles to our arsenal significant results on rockets for jet systems and for our anti-aircraft guns, one of the largest defense packages announced by the united states. i thank president biden for it, all congressmen, all americans who know that freedom cannot lose about the german leopards for ukraine in ramstein have not yet agreed on this decision, they can approve it later , boris reported the history of the meetin

it is nice to read such statements by the minister of foreign affairs of great britain, james cleverley he is even glad that he is on this list, but it is still a pity that he did not travel on the golden ring of russia. it is a pity that someone should already talk like this, the continuation of the dialogue with moscow commented today the minister of defense of turkey, holusi akar, in an interview with the financial times, according to him, the leadership of the western countries should have thanked the president of turkey for this, because according to tayyip erdoğan, as the minister noted, without dialogue with moscow is simply impossible further, he emphasized that this is how official ankara manages to fulfill the role of mediator between ukraine and russia, and the grain agreements concluded with the mediation of the leadership of the republic of turkey could become a good example of the fact that peaceful mediation is important and it works very well rychap and her pardogan want to mediate between ukraine and russia, but he can't, because putin doesn't need this mediation at all

let's look at the material in the case of the united states of america and great britain .ukraine, washington and london actively warned us that russia was preparing for war and already during the last few months before its start provided us with significant military aid for that so that we could stop the aggressor and then they continued to send us a lot of weapons to drive the aggressor from our lands in general, the united states of america and great britain gave us more than 30 billion dollars and this is not the end almost all the brotherly eastern european countries extended a hand of support to us and even when further in the west of europe, in warsaw, tallinners, vilnius, prague , bratislava and other capitals of countries who know what the russian occupation is, they doubted or hesitated in unison, convinced that the victory of ukraine in its just fight against the aggressor is the victory of the whole of europe and not only convinced, but also help beat the aggressor , while the baltic countries even allocate aid to us in the amount of almost 1% of their gross dom

transactions, the export of chips to in russia, other countries such as the united states, germany , and great britainr spending. well, here is the question, mr. oleksandr. to clearly define our position because we need to work with china as cautiously as possible at the moment, it's great for us the last 5 years in africa have shown us great it's shown the last two years in latin america and to in the decade of chinese work in southeast asia, it is necessary to clearly distinguish between china those areas where we are ready to work with him and those areas where we are not ready to work with him, and this also applies to our cooperation with our other allies , primarily the united states. we must clearly show them how we see this cooperation with china, how we are ready to plan it together with them , why precisely in this formulation we need to understand that the world is going one way or another, and some of my colleagues will say that it has already reached a state of a new cold war between beijing and washington, and therefore, one way or another, sooner or later the question of camp will arise

historical consciousness . understand churchill england did not win the second world war england great britain the second world war to its main rival. uh, well, or the united states of america exactly, then uh at a conference in the poddam. uh, the american president of romania for the first time announced the presence of a nuclear bomb in the united states of america, which certainly changed the balance and balance of power in them. and between washington and moscow, truman understood that he had such a trump card that no one else had and that thanks to this trump card, very many very many agreements that were concluded in tehran. in yalta, you can not comply, and therefore, so many witnesses describe how stalin reacted when he told him that the americans had tested atomic weapons. uh, well, you could say it's one of the pinnacles. e such an external diplomatic activity. that's because, uh, he showed how much he can control himself and didn't show any excitement. you and i know that almost immediately after the end of this meeting, all the latest. what is the state of the nuclear project, of

police department a report was received about the disappearance of two volunteers, citizens of great britain8 and 48. it is known that on the eve of january 6, at eight o'clock in the morning, andrew backshaw and christopher perry left kramatorsk for soledar and contact with them was lost. the police are conducting investigative and operational measures to establish the whereabouts of the missing and according to the indicated fact , a criminal case has been opened against the missing persons, so if you have seen these foreign helpers in our country who came, in particular, to evacuate people, please report this to the relevant authority yes well, we inform you about the situation on the fronts and about the situation of providing us with heavy weapons ivan kyrychevskyi, an expert of defense express, we are in touch with you sla in ukraine, mr. ivan, we congratulate you good day, glory to the heroes well, what about the epic with leopards, we understand, we walk in the circle of the newly created whether there is an unfulfilled coalition on this extremely important issue is stoltenberg, the

this full-scale invasion of ukraine and there was another event, there were countries such as great britainnd the united states of america, which immediately, even two months before the invasion, were constantly talking they warned us about this invasion and even a few weeks before the invasion , they gave us weapons. indeed, they were weapons, as serhii said, more for the partisans of some kind of war, but they gave them, that is, they knew that there would be an invasion and they helped us , there were countries like this as you already mentioned french president emmanuel macron german chancellor olafsholz who until the end for some reason i don't know why they believed that you need to talk to putin putin needs to go by example german chancellor olafsholz then he seems literally a few days before the full-scale invasion, he was in moscow, sitting at this long table with putin and trying to convince putin, knowing for example that he cannot be convinced, because there is no point in convincing her. putin was sitting, he also understood that no one of his does not convince, there was anoth

marshal at the same time, great britain, which received funds more than the rest, in economic developmentd far behind the european leaders of the economic boom. everything, but producing, and concerns became for some reason dependent on each other and no one noticed right away, and then, when they already noticed it was too late, because everything became one. and it's one whole. this single european body controls america, as a result, europe today even has a single currency, when we talk about the plan, marshal yes, and he is always in the western european sphere. raffias are presented in such beautiful peaceful tones, we understand that this is a war, which is waged, among other things, by economic means. we see what it really is. very powerful move on the part of america. hmm , which at the same time, and at the same time, launched its own economy, transferred its economy. helped her to switch to peaceful flights, simultaneously efforts to control, and over uh her allies. that's what the us financial support program for european countries was curtailed only in the second half of the 19

you see with that war in recent history, the president of ukraine quoted the prime minister of great britaining his speech in the congress of the united states, the youth of churchill, his famous speech in which he emphasized that great britain would never lay down its arms before the reich. and you really see the parallels between the current war and second world war by the way, these parallels are drawn by the president of russia, vladimir putin, now only with a different sign, so one of the russian correspondents called president zelensky churchill with an iphone, that is, these there are parallels, these parallels exist not only in the person, in the person, let's say, of the leader of today's leader of ukraine and then the leader of the leader of great britain and this war is the largest military military-political conflict, a military conflict in europe since the second world war, since 2014, the annexation of crimea and now formal annexation of the territory that even the russians control in the south in the east of ukraine - this is also the first example of the annexation of the ter

youth, in churchill's famous speech, which he emphasized . that great britain will never lay down itsfore the reich and you really see here the parallels between the current war and the second world war by the way these parallels are drawn by the president of russia vladimir putin now only with a different sign means. thus, one of the british correspondents called president zelenskyi churchill with an iphone, that is, these parallels are not only in the person of, let's say, the leader of today's leader of ukraine and then the leader of the leader of great britain. and this war is the biggest military military political conflict military conflict in europe since the second world war since 2014 the annexation of crimea and now the formal annexation of the territory that even the russians control in the south in the east of ukraine - this is also the first example of the annexation of the territory of one state to the territory of another state in europe after 1945 , that is, look at the number of refugees, look at the number of troops, look at the amount of suffering, look at the level

france acts against germany, after that a strategic crisis arises around belgium and for which great britainters the war and c. as a result of this series of events, a, there is a folding of two warring blocs of the entente and a triple union, which from 1914 to 1918 will conduct military operations not only a in the european theater of operations. well, in the middle east and other regions of the world because of what, and the great war will go down in history as the first world war and it will become one of the bloodiest conflicts in the history of mankind. the significance and results of the first world war were hushed up for more than a century. in the soviet period, we actually hushed up. uh, everything connected with the first world war and the heroes of the first world war, for example, in brusilovo from the opposition, and the bolsheviks who believed that this was an imperialist war. it does not meet the interests of the country. and therefore, right away coming to power. they concluded a separate agreement in brest-litovsk with germany, thereby, to put an end to. in this war , at th