the main thing i want to say is, yes, accident why, because objectively speaking, great britain is notthing that superpowered, but even a full-fledged great power, it has no resources, no money proper, no military capabilities to unilaterally rule. e. especially, perhaps, a region remote from it? in general, not her presence is atypical for her. it is not the middle east that he traditionally has in britain, but strong ties with the elites. this is not uh, there is southern africa not from other regions that mr. zelensky yermak in october of the twentieth year got an appointment with. and the leader misha with mr. moore and there, in fact, but this condition was actually recruited and agreed to follow the course in everything, mi-6. this is indeed a lucky coincidence. i want to draw your attention again. yes, in general , the uk, of course, as well as poland , yes, in nine out of ten cases. it will probably be in some kind of confrontational situations against russia, but the fact that now it is in ukraine in relation to which for years there has been a much greater influence of financ

, by and large, did not want to come to terms with the fact that great britain was losing its positionsll that remained was to maintain the appearance that they were a great empire. in fact, the empire is rotten to the point. well, probably already final, that is, it remains here poke a little at it and it will collapse. the british elites declared the young communist state of the soviet union to be the main culprit of the troubles that had fallen on the empire. in 1924, british intelligence published a letter allegedly signed by the head of the comintern , grigory zinoviev. it contained an appeal to the british communists to begin subversive work in the army and navy. later , zinoviev's letter was recognized as a fake. but the anti-soviet hysteria that began in great britain could no longer be stopped. in 1927 the foreign secretary sir, austen chamberlain sent to moscow a note in which he demanded an immediate end to anti-british propaganda and support for the chinese revolution. in response , a propaganda campaign was launched in the soviet union under the slogan, hello. here is our a

coincides with public opinion polls, i.e. due to the fact of loss of popularity in great britain, two things are needed: the first is for the voters to conclude that the ruling party is rubbish, and the second is that they also have to make a positive conclusion about an alternative party, but there is an assumption that britain is now at the first stage, but most likely not yet at the second, maria zolkina , a researcher at the london school of economics, reminds us in contact with us how closely kyiv should be monitored by these political axes processes in great britain such are the positions of competing parties regarding the support of ukraine, well, fortunately for ukraine in great britain, there is no split between the current government and the opposition regarding the possibility of supporting ukraine, and therefore i see no reason to believe that even under the conditions of a change of government in london, the policy regarding ukraine and support for ukraine itself to repel russian aggression will change radically or even significantly, that is why even when the labor party

including great britain, they were preparing, for many decades great britain actively supported the banderaferred money to them , weapons, means of communication, e, established contacts through canada through its other dominions. that is, great britain was actively pumping nationalism into soviet ukraine. it started to get even more active. ninety-two thousandth years, logically , this led to yushchenko's orange revolution and that's all. this led mr. poroshenko zelensky well and maidan 14 years old. do you agree with viktor's position, please give you the floor eyewitnesses of many political events of the iranian republican army, in general, if it comes to that of the irish ter. that it's normal in a geopolitical confrontation , that is, uh, of course, on the other side, but don't you know u count uh, what is normal you know in a fighting match, a good hook. uh, for whoever did it an achievement for whoever got it is a failure this is, let's not demonize the british about recognizing their strengths and look for ways to counteract. and so. the main thing i want to say is, yes, randomness

i met with all the key representatives, even great britain. fantastic. with regard to ukraine, especially members of parliament and the minister of defense of great britain, they all told me personally that great britain will continue to help the armed forces and really wants and will do everything for ukraine to be in nato . our interests and which will serve to squeeze out the aggressor in our territory . american former government officials held secret talks with lavrov and people from putin's entourage, if such talks are currently underway. what can lavrov negotiate with former officials of the united states of america, this group of people who are around lavrov and patrusheva did not write this on nbc, but it must be mentioned on your broadcast a group of expl and scientists and all kinds of other his assistants really er has such contacts, but with whom in the united states are also er levels of experts of the er people of the security council and er of the us state department these contacts which are taking place at a single level now,

it is known that the governments of the united states and great britain acted strongly opposed to this program. sasha is authorized to declare what was written in strasbourg, and then clairedale really said that it was britain, yes. in march 2022, together with the united states, those players acted as those who did not push ukraine, but, on the contrary, moved away from the world and the cessation of hostilities victor well, i want to say no underestimate. uh, western countries and western leaders. if they think that they are used to sitting in cafes and comfort if they need to go to a nuclear war and, most likely, they will go to a nuclear war. these are people who for centuries sailed on pirate ships died, well, they robbed and cannot but rob the whole world for 500 years, the british then the united states. do you remember reagan, who said that there are things more important than the world and who managed to bend down and in the end. to overwhelm the soviet union, it was the old party nomenclature that was afraid of departed and the soviet union was destroyed, the same thing is ha

maybe here we need just the road from ukraine to great britain. we see.hink it is the warmth with which president zelensky was greeted in your instar this year when i had the opportunity to meet him. she is very warm . we congratulate him, we respect him, your country, your people, because you are leading this fight, this connection between our current prime minister sumnik and president zelenskyi is very strong, take care of ukraine! for example, by arming and training ukrainian soldiers, which they do not need, and i understand that president zelensky would like more modern weapons, missile complexes, but we say that we are currently training ukrainian aviators who will later feed the f-16 fighter, so i think that such support will be gradual not only about tank equipment whether the provision of fighter jets is about a comprehensive approach about repair work about technical equipment about delivery and logistics , all this is important, but now we are really trying to do what we can in the shortest possible time and therefore i hope that our prime min

well, it’s clear that, and they won’t move towards great britain.move it is clear what will be move, a towards the east in relation to e russia in relation to belarus in relation to the same china a and in principle, we already see this only a they now uh, there is no any single fur. yes, in the form of some leader of some person, but at the same time we can say that they have a collective truck, that is, what is happening now in ukraine, what are they doing to militarize this side. this is just the action of the collective euro-atlantic fuhrer, who is focused precisely on us. wars in this region, war is also a way to solve. first of all, the problems of overproduction. thanks a lot. when looking at the current geopolitical crisis , there is a steady understanding that no one plans to change family traditions in the west on their own. but there are too many eastern variables in this equation that are ready to assist the crew of the bathyscaphe, it's time for the european union to realize that they are inside, they are outside, the pressure is growin

great britain will provide us with powerful unmanned aerial vehicles. i will tell you about where you can now get military experience and information from the front, so wait for 3:00 p.m. in ukraine. news time on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval vita. all viewers continue . of ammunition at the airfield and also burning an oil depot and a railway station of an elevator in the village of oktyabrske, the gauleiter of the peninsula, aksyonov, announced the attack by drones, according to him, there were no victims of the destruction, but people within a radius of 5 km were evacuated to temporary accommodation points, traffic on the railway was suspended, one person died, four more were injured due to russian shelling in sumy region, the enemy hit the village around 10 o'clock in the morning, 14 explosions were heard in the krasnopil community the head of the region, volodymyr artyokh, noted the destroyed houses and objects of civil and military infrastructure the initiative on the front has passed to the side of ukraine every day the ukr

.— gold for great britain.in. rachael, thank you very much. - rory mcilroy leads the way going into tomorrow's final round of the scottish open at the rennaisance club. the northern irishman is 13 under par, one shot clear of south korea's tom kim and two ahead of england's tommy fleetwood. tee—times have been brought forward a couple of hours for the fourth day with strong winds forecast. the t20 blast final is undrerway between essex and somerset at edgebaston. essex won the toss and chose to bowl first. somerset are 69—4. from 11 overs. earlier in the semi—finals, there may be some tension in the 0verton household after surrey�*s jamie was caught out by his twin brother craig 0verton of somerset, whose side won by 24 runs. before that, essex booked their place in the final, beating holders hampshire by five wickets in a rain—affected first semi. daniel sams top scored with 29 for essex. that's all from us here at the bbc sport centre — so let's head back to wimbledon and chetan. with a special guest! neal sk

on june 18, 1935 , a naval agreement was concluded between great britain and nazi germany. hitler was officially allowed to revive the navy and violate the treaty of versailles. so it was launched mechanism of destruction created by the post -world war i status quo in europe and another big step was taken towards world war ii. the process of the slide of electric power in europe and the whole world into the second world war was gradually we really began by and large, even from the moment the hitlers came to power in 1933, who spoke openly about the need for revision, a of versailles and the expansionist plans of germany in relation to and western and eastern neighbors, and at the same time it is clear that this event was followed by a chain of others, and events, which gradually gradually moved germany to and from the rest of the world to war and the conclusion of the naval agreement of the thirty -fifth year was an important milestone here, which, e, showed hitler that the western countries were not ready to maintain that status e of the international system of the versail

- shot title for him, but not great britain's only success? 's only success? no, we are coming back to the end _ britain's only success? no, we are coming back to the end of- britain's only success? no, we are coming back to the end of these . coming back to the end of these world championships, and you know what? great britain have saved their most excess of the end of these world championships, and you know what? great britain have saved their most excessive day until last. aled davies got a gold medal but also been sandor lynn's got a surprise goal this morning. been sandor lynn's got a surprise goalthis morning. he been sandor lynn's got a surprise goal this morning. he won in 1500 metres for athletes with intellectual impairments and his first ever world championship race, but he showed no sign of any experience as he came toward the last 200 metres. he pushed right ahead of the rest of the field. he kicked for home and cross that line first. his team—mate, when miller, the paralympic champion from tokyo, was totally out of the medals. eve

from the united states as part of great britain turkey iraq iran and pakistan it was a very seriousricans. although they were not formally as part of this. ah, international organizations. seven, it was abbreviated, but there was great britain, there was iran, there was turkey , all friendly to the americans. uh, regional power and world powers. and it was a powerful blow to interests. e geopolitical, and partly, if we speak about the ideology and and ideological preference of americans in the region. but then it was gaining strength, and the ideology of pan-analysis, and in general, it was seen, but as a serious challenge, but as an interest for israel in the region, because it was shit one of the most implacable opponents of israel the moment is the creation of the united. in the republic and cairo and damascus, they went on this experiment, which, fortunately for the west, ended in failure and the collapse of the united arab republic, but in the fifty-eighth year, the disintegration was not yet discussed, of course. eh, no one knew. uh , how serious you are, how long it will last

the west managed to return the sodal channel to the opposition to egypt, france, uh, great britain andl eventually nipples the channel. well, i had to give it up, and the united states of america, of course, first of all wanted to gain a foothold in this region. and you see from there the former colonial powers , but who still retained influence there, and their own and great britain first of all, and therefore, when the operation around the soviet crisis began, when the president of egypt gomal, abdelnaasyr decided to nationalize the suez canal, and the united states emphatically distanced itself from this operation, because, uh, the concept of eznhaur was initially developed. it was the concept of containing communism, then it was transformed into the concept of rejecting communism, then the creation of the bogdan pact followed, and, uh, just the bogdan pact is not a coincidence. it collapsed on the eve of the american in the same invasion of levan. the baghdad pact was a military-political union created by the initiative of great britain and the united states as part of great britai

i greet everyone and wish everyone good health . in great britain of the ukrainian ambassador vadym a stand-in who criticized the president for his unhealthy sarcasm. zelensky ordered the alkaline commander of the navy below the pope and minister kubrakov to prepare a complex of actions to continue the work of the grain corridor in moscow. they took into custody the war criminal igor gorky on strilkov, who was once the so-called minister of defense of the dpr in the butsegarny. he asked for at least until september 18 to be accused of extremism. gave a notice of resignation from his position, we will talk about all this during the next hour at oleksiy hetman oleksandr harari and mykola knyazhytskyi will be visiting us today. for those who are currently watching us on youtube, please participate in our survey. today we ask you about the following: are you satisfied with the unified telethon ? information oleksandr tkachenko well, please don't forget to like our video, subscribe to our page on youtube and other social networks, on our broadcast, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, a

the enemy, which zelenskyy is supposed to export from the war , from the post of ambassador to great britain, the ukrainian ambassador vadym prystaika, who criticized the president for his unhealthy sarcasm to prepare a set of actions to continue the operation of the grain corridor in moscow took into custody the war criminal igor gorky na strilkov, who was once the so-called minister of defense of the dpr in butsegarna. he asked for at least until september 18 that he be accused of extremism. well, the minister of culture and this oleksandr tkachenko submitted a resignation letter from his post, we will talk about all this in the next hour, we will have oleksii hetman oleksandr harari and mykola knyazhytskyi as guests today for those who are watching us on youtube i would like to ask you to participate in our survey a single telethon, answers to questions like these, i didn't watch it, but i threw away your version, please, please write what you think about a single telethon about a unified information policy of the state during the war, because one way or another it is related to the activ

, who said that let's do so, the warships of great britain enter the black sea, although with the ships of egypt. at that time, it was about egypt that will bring grain to this country and they will guarantee the safety of these egyptian vessels. and because it was really discussed, but then an idea appeared of the black sea grain initiative, why did she block it because turkey was a party here? and nobody overturned the montreux doctrine, by the way, it controls the bosphorus straits, danylo, and that is why it turns out that it is desirable that turkey participates and that is why it was concluded, and here, too, the important point is not one agreement, but two agreements where there was a separate turkey . and said that we are leaving from this agreement and turkey then skala you know these two years and we have an agreement with ukraine and now it will be implemented then russia also said that it will stop all the boats that will go yesterday in the black sea to odessa actually well and for ukraine and then one turkish journalist said a very wonderful phrase and you have something

, who will soon cease to be the defense minister of great britain , according to the british media .inian president, well, the paradox is that nules would have demonstrated that he would leave his post faster than vadym prystayko after the statement during the strike that, well, in fact, after the public negative assessment of the actions of the ukrainian president, according to all the laws of the genre, according to all the laws of international etiquette, if you can say so, it was obvious that he would lose his position. that is, why he was fired for so long during the week is difficult for me to say. i think that he could not sign a bypass letter or something similar there in the embassy, ​​but the question is to another, prystayko in his position in britain was distinguished by such ambiguous and various statements. they caused quite a stir, despite the fact that he is a very experienced diplomat who managed to work in the position of a minister, respectively, and he was also the representative of ukraine at nato. that is, he is an experienced professional staff diplomat, and it

i have already mentioned the countries of the usa, great britain , poland, romania, even spain, but here it is still very important to understand that all the countries that even i have now named are countries but not nato, and you know the ones that have the largest armies therefore, such bilateral guarantees from so many of our nato allies essentially mean the gradual acquisition of ukraine's membership in the alliance country by country, and so 31 countries as of today, more than that, for example, the baltic countries , for example, i already mentioned romania, poland slovakia, even turkey, all agree that ukraine can and should receive an invitation to join nato at this summit. the question now lies with the biggest world leaders, in essence, now the key decisions will be made by us president biden , german chancellor schulz, and i repeat, even the prime minister. the prime minister of japan, the country that heads the g7, will also join the summit , since the ukrainian issue is now under the global security issue, the ukrainian issue , and we, ukraine, are now in the interests of th

announced that there will be, well, the ambassador of ukraine in great britain announced that the trainingf twenty ukrainian pilots is to begin soon, and there are no british pilots in the 16th . theoretical training is the first basic practical training, because in any case, when the pilots will chase the soviet f16s, they will undergo training on light training machines and then they will not fly in the 16s, but in relation to the role of other countries, the netherlands mentioned in a coalition of 11 countries, obviously the whole country is the main donor for the first stage, so we can talk about the transfer from 12 to 28 or 36 machines will be announced later, obviously how many portugal is also the operator in 16 romania is the operators in 16 minutes will take over part of the training for this as well. poland has already officially announced that it will help in training. there it is also about courses and technical support. the role of sweden in the coalition is personally in question because sweden she announced that she would train ukrainian pilots, but on the f16, anna greenac

organization saint, it was abbreviated, but there was great britain, there was iran, there was turkeydly to the americans. uh, regional powers and world powers. and it was a powerful blow to interests. e geopolitical, and partly, if we are talking about the ideology and ideological preferences of americans in the region. but then the ideology of panorama was gaining strength, and in general, it was seen. uh, like a serious challenge, uh, israel’s interest in the region, because he didn’t give a shit failure and disintegration of the united arab republic, but in the fifty-eighth year. and god hasn't been discussed yet. certainly, uh, no one knew. uh, how serious are you, how long will it last, but like a threat, she looked for them here is a state that u only went gone. mm opposite. uh, western interest nationalized the channel goes further. here, yes, it also attracts syria . yes, it probably looked like a threat; the consequence of the american invasion was a protracted crisis not only in lebanon, but also in the region dependent on it. the entire region was highly dependent. i would

russia was not up to india, but the fears of great britain accompanied them and they always had big eyes months after the february coup , the provisional government, in which the majority were completely open anglophiles , removed general yudenich, who was rushing to attack constantinople and suspended. self-offensive of course , the british were not going to give russia not constantinople, not the straits, not others. the territory of which they promised at the height of the war, when the german front was flooded with blood of russian soldiers, pulling the german aggressors away from the front of the western european forces , bertie, the british ambassador in paris wrote in his diaries, in general, the question of the disposal of constantinople and the straits will be a stumbling block when the time comes for discussion similar items, in general , the policy of our british allies regarding the russian empire in the 19th century. it was possible to rise to such, approximately economic and political level of influence. and as soon as they climbed higher. or opponents it was necessary to i

it was herfirst world championship medalfor great britain.ilver medal to add to her silver medal from the paralympics in 2021, and gold medal went to master of the craft, hannah cockroft. it was her 12th world championship title. here's what she had to say after her race. people expect myself and carissa to come one, two in whatever order, and that's fine. but to turn around and to see fabs, who was a little down this morning when she came fourth in the heat to see her cross that line in third. that's that's what it's all about, you know, the excitement on her face. it's just amazing. we did it in birmingham last year for the commonwealth games to come here. it's a bigger stage. we've got more girls to race against. it's not a given. it's not given for myself or carey. we never know what those girls are going to pull out. and yeah, we need to watch our backs now. fabian�*s on her way. aand sticking with the wheelchair racers. switzerland's catherine de brunet won her third gold medal on thursday in the t541500 metres, and she goes again on fr

a year later, in brussels , they concluded folders between france and great britain, luxembourg, belgium , the netherlands, and he formed the basis of the alliance, and finally, after another year in washington , the north atlantic treaty was signed at the time of the creation of nato in 1949, they included 12 countries that were controlled by the americans after the second world war, belgium great britain denmark iceland italy canada luxembourg netherlands norway portugal france and. of course, the united states itself on the territory of the nato countries in europe from the very beginning was located american troops, and some of the military bases were american nuclear warheads and carriers of nuclear weapons. the soviet union, in response , created its own structure of a similar kind of organization of the warsaw pact. well, then literally. galloping across europe, the bloc began to expand rapidly at the time of its creation. it was the military union of north america and only western europe in the 21st century. the alliance included most of the old world, the expansion of influence

well, i would like him to become the new e- is the minister of defense of great britain despite the fact he has, as i read today, the reputation of a hawk and advocates an aggressive foreign policy, in particular with regard to russia, after the start of the so-called russian special and military operation in ukraine, he called on the leaders of all european countries to expel ambassadors of russia from their countries, and the great one from great britain. he generally wanted to expel all russians because of the fact that putin attacked ukraine, later he was told that it is not possible to say that and he tried to justify himself and said that he did not mean all of them, but only those who supports the war in ukraine and those who are part of the civil society in russia, although in the end what the hell civil society is there, he proposed to leave uh on the territory of great britain donald trump peacemaker well, this is not new at all and you will say fizer you already know a lot about us this is what you are saying, but last night he said something like this, he made a new statement

well, it is clear that they will not move towards great britain. where to move it is clear that they will move, and towards the east, in relation to russia, in relation to belarus, in relation to the same china a and in principle, we already see this only and now they have, uh, there is no any single fur. yes, in the form of some leader of some person, but at the same time we can say that they have a collective, that is, what is happening now in ukraine, what they are doing to militarize this side. this is just the action of a collective euro-atlantic truck, which is focused precisely on planting war in this region war is also a way to solve economic problems. first of all, the problems of overproduction. thank you very much, thank you. when looking at the current geopolitical crisis, there is a steady understanding that no one plans to change family traditions in the west on their own. but there are too many eastern variables in this equation that are ready to assist the crew of the bathyscaphe, it's time for the european union to realize that the

uh, a little castle on the coast of the west there in great britain that has been converted into a hotels hosting, uh, guests. that's about the fact that he is a supplier of the diamonds. i hear for the first time. well , this is probably some kind of confusion god is with him, but to me it seemed that it was, you know, the very fact of such letters, because if we talk to our people a lot about it, as in britain , e, they cover it, well, it’s clear, you tell, but this change to hmm is on the level. eh, let's say the estebashment, which, as a matter of fact. uh, if that is, you said that maine is still fighting to the last ukrainians. i understand correctly. saved, right? well, how do you say? in general, in this here it is impossible, yet, to talk about changes in the mood in society according to a sociological survey held regularly. count uk has such a specialized organization here, and , well, they still show that more than two- thirds of the americans, the british are in favor of increasing sanctions pressure on our country and increasing the supply of weapons. it's somewhere e percen

well, it is clear that they will not move towards great britain.lear that they will move, and towards the east, in relation to russia, in relation to belarus, in relation to the same china a and in principle, we already see this only and now they have, uh, there is no any single fur. yes, in the form of some kind of leader of some person, but at the same time we can say that they have a collective truck, that is , what is happening now in ukraine, what are they doing to militarize this side . this is just the action of the collective euro-atlantic fuhrer, who is focused precisely on planting war in war in this region is also a way to solve economic problems. first of all , the problems of overproduction. thank you very much, thank you. when looking at the current geopolitical crisis, there is a steady understanding that no one plans to change family traditions in the west on their own. but there are too many eastern variables in this equation that are ready to assist the crew of the bathyscaphe, it's time for the european union to realize that they

again , a lot will depend on the position of china and on whether the united states, germany and great britain will provide ukraine with the missiles we need, let me remind you, are missiles with a range of 300-400 km, we need approximately 200-300 missiles in order to solve the problem of the liberation of crimea, i am not talking about donbas yet, because crimea must precede this , if crimea is liberated, it will be such a blow to putin, which may and may not happen later after this putin regime, uh, or he will be brought to court before us or before us, i mean in europe, an international tribunal or he will simply decide his fate there inside russia as they want yes, there are beauties there or those who crushes it at the level of the fsb or other special services, this is how the situation looks like, but without missiles without aircraft , it will be very, very difficult for the military and its associates to complete this military war company and its associates, and the losses can really be very, very large, and now that’s what the united states and other countries have shifted the cente

now, $24.00, cindy would be a middle contender of great britain at the olympics. but she needs citizenship fast . it's a long and arduous process. and she, things, politicians can do more for athletes like, uh, only 4 in boxing, and you'll just pull. i think the local community needs to be mean to people. it's a lot of questions. albany around the world and you know, and it's been a motor to many ext choose. i mean, well, i think i, i yeah i some eyes, i need some i the clothes in the car seat. it's moving about the metal. so cindy can see it is the u. k. her home now i 6 you are right. so you mean she wouldn't be welcome back and kind of read it to me to begin my country. if i will send out, okay, you can get be in, i can get in space and all the trouble, even if i do go there and i and i'm fine days i can get in trouble keeps sending me wrong just because i'm also trying to i'm that gives perspective when she's in the ring, cindy says she likes to smile her way up to something opponents. things i smell it. people think i'm crazy. i smoke because i'm thinking abo

people will be with ukraine until the war against great britain ends.hen the minister of defense of great britain, ben street, was asked about how he reacts to zelensky's accusations regarding the non-supply or lack of weapons and the failure to fulfill certain promises regarding the supply of weapons. ben the hive said we are not amazons, we fulfill our promises, and ukraine should thank zelensky for the weapons in absentia in response the discussion said well, if ben voles wants, we will thank him every morning, thank you, thank you, thank you. how did you perceive this public verbal sparring ? how correct were both ben voles and volodymyr zelenskyi in this situation? can be upset and we have to accept them and in such a state the war is going on now, the war is exerting enormous pressure and i think that the words of ben voles are what he says, there are certain restrictions in certain areas what could have been given to ukraine, they give more modern equipment , ukraine receives such a great power and there are certain limitations in the resources o

volis, and he, by the way, has done a lot for ukraine, both objectively and great britain and he personallyaid that in britain, amazon and ukraine should thank amazon more often , i would like to remind you that amazon, unlike great britain, was the guarantor of ukraine's security and not amazon, you are wrong because the west remained silent when russia was taken over with absolute impunity without hindrance occupied part of the ukrainian territory as early as 14 years ago, there are no real guarantees except for the fifth article of nuclear weapons. accordingly, on the one hand, it is clear that we must first of all rely on our own forces, on the other hand, if we we are moving from the strategic level to the operational-tactical level any bilateral agreement from any country not necessarily with a nato country any agreement from any country that is ready to provide real military-military-technical financial assistance it is necessary it is necessary and realized that ukraine actually asked various states to help the tsar in specific areas, not in specific areas, some countries were sensi

the scandal thundered in the west for many more decades, on the one hand, he was a traitor to great britain, on the other hand, a brilliant double agent without undertones of hundreds of articles of books and discussions of great britain tried to figure it out as best she could. in the loudest failure of their own intelligence services in their entire history and who is this kim philby. for the first time a unique recording of kim philby's speech, in which he himself tells how he worked for the ussr those were very energetic times, when time was ticking like a bomb, reading off the seconds of every moment the true story of the greatest soviet agent so bright that they put him in a car. i see these people. security watching him. yes he can be kidnapped and so on. a couple of times some situations arose, they were afraid of some kind of provocation, but the intelligence officer always lives, as it were, bearing in mind that everything is tapped, his actions are recorded. rufina the downy philby was never able to get used to the constant fear for the life of her husband for 18 years. they live

and the same is true of ukrainians in germany, very strongly, in france, and in great britain every nato member country that has a ukrainian diaspora they will hear government officials will hear whether they are members of parliament or members of the executive of any country they hear from ukrainians loudly and so how can i emphasize this when i see last week some activists who is not on a straight line channels here in america because we do not allow voices that support russia, but we can hear from them that they are very disappointed that there is so much ukrainian uh americans of ukrainian origin uh have support in the combidress and the healer has access to their uh representatives, and yes, i can say that our friends are either spain or, as i said earlier, france, in the scandinavian countries , where there are ukrainians, we are all working on it, even if there is no member of our own, but whether we want to see something at a higher level or we saw in madrid on the 21st year, mr. andriy, a small clarification, do you have, perhaps personally, examples of when after such work wit

argentina great britain did exactly the same. argentina closed most of the south atlantic ocean. well it's just part of it was uninteresting for international shipping. in principle, they promised that they would take absolutely all warships and civilian ships. remember the same thing was the secret war in the eighties 88 between iraq and iran , they also closed a huge water area and says, or something, any ships, well, of course, and warships will be subject to attack . you can't pass the same way the americans did during the first and second player campaigns. they closed a fairly large part of the water area of ​​the territorial sea and cancer and huge parts of the water area around oil and gas platforms, that is, the americans have a practice for this practice. a whole zone like this. possible, it turns out a direct attack is quite realistic to look at the convention of the war of 1909, it is supposed to. wherever you arrive, there is a public communication channel through which you bring births. uh, if there after the second the third confirmation does not work, but the use o

when such an exchange begins, what about this eh, how is it said the ambassador of ukraine to great britain, vadym persaka, it is not natural and it is not correct, and it is clear that one must be very careful about one's rhetoric. the more that i am sitting on the truth, we should thank our allies every day. and this should be done and representatives of local authorities, for example, i am surprised why those cities that today protect western air defense systems, for example, do not hang the flags of these countries or at least place a few dozen boards with thanks , the mayor of kyiv klychko can do it, the mayor of kharkiv, the mayor of odessa, dnipro , lviv and other cities because in reality our allies who owe us nothing and we must understand that when systems worth billions of dollars are handed over to us, this physically means that every taxpayer, and this is how they are counted, everyone pays taxes in the countries of our allies, i paid from my own pocket, you understand , and in order for them to see this gratitude, it is not a sin to do it . well, there is nothing. as military

, from april 2022 to march 23, and great britain spent 2 billion 300 million pounds on military supportne, and this is approximately 2 billion 900 million dollars in addition to artillery shells , 14 challenger two tanks were delivered to ukraine, as well as 4,000 ammunition for them. well, at least 5 million units of anti-infantry weapons, mortars and grenade launchers, one and a half thousand units of anti-aircraft weapons . hello and thanks to ben wallace, in particular, the president of turkey , rajab tayyip erdogan, hopes that the nearest sometimes hold negotiations with putin on the continuation of russia's participation in the grain initiative, he told journalists about this on his way back from saudi arabia, eventually returning from a visit to the middle east on a plane, according to the lusthorsk leader, negotiations with the russians are currently ongoing at the level of the ministries of foreign affairs and defense, and as soon as the results appear, it will be possible to talk about negotiations at the level of the presidents, says rezhek and her perdogan, well, a short quo

yes, three women from great britain competing this - from great britain competing this evening, one of she finished fourth. these are herfirst impairments, she finished fourth. these are her first world championship so it would always be tough. coming up is sophie hahn in the 620 tough. coming up is sophie hahn in the g20 three cm, since the last world championships in 2019 the competition in this classification has improved so it would be a really tough race for her. she finished with a bronze medal earlier on this week and after that race, she went to social media to share that she has been battling with mental health issues and says any meadow she wins at this world championships is an achievement for her. that's up for great britain will be sammi kinghorn, in the 100 metres, right now i'm joined by somebody was already produced the gould gold for great britain, hollie arnold, with the goal is from joplin if you days ago. we spoke after the event and you was so emotional, are the emotion still running high? thea;r you was so emotional, are the emotion still running high? they are st

is putting the way that great britain really is, there are only a couple of ukrainians in the world, starting with the united states , britain is probably one of the two or three countries that take the sharpest, most firm position. they are trying to incorporate into the current problem the fact that they cannot distinguish between the aggressiveness of russia and their frequent economic interests . this is our tragedy . we have so far not been able to explain to these countries what we are important for, for the world order, for peace, for even relations with these specific states. here i see part of the work for diplomacy. conversation about to deal with them, we were contacted by bohdan tsyupen and slandona, the discussion of future aid in ukraine became one of the key topics of the discussions of the aspen security forum, which continues in colorado on a platform where, among other things, an american expert and ukrainian activists took part, expressed confidence that the ukrainian counteroffensive is far from over and russia will definitely lose the war, in particular , the ex-

i have already named the countries the united states, great britain, poland , romania, even spain, butill very important to understand that all the countries that even i have now named are countries that are not nato, and you know which ones have the largest armies, so they are

we are going to build on that and we will be done in great britain as well. i do think it is important to remember this is not starting from scratch. we have decided and i watched this and i watched the brotherhood and the partnership that the navy has brought to this. at the outset, some skepticism, some uncertainty, appropriately so. i have watched them make the internal commitment that they will do what they can to help australia as great britain will to mount this enormous challenge. because we have done it and we know how to do it, we have high confidence that we can help them along this path. i bet it is enormously challenging, we have enormous capacity to experience this and that will come in handy, it will be irreplaceable and the best indicators of success. >> just one point. to those comments. kurt campbell: we graduate our first group of australian submariners from our nuclear power school in charleston in a week's time. we are proud of that. they are doing very well. >> all of them are above? not just a couple of them? these are not -- these are g

also starting today is wheelchair tennis and alfie hewett of great britain is in the men's singles, the only grand slam title missing from an almost perfect career. this could be the year! time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. nice to have a little bit of sunshine after so much rain at wimbledon. good job they have got the roof because there are more showers heading over there. we've had a lot of those recently. here in wales brooding skies, a little bit of summer heat not a lot of that. more showers on the weight which could turn heavy and thundery. temperatures around 18, 20 2 degrees, so on the cool side. we've seen how hot it is across southern parts of europe, this is the temperature, hotter than normal and we are drawing up heat from the north—west of africa which continues to affect southern parts of europe. it could briefly get warmer further north this weekend but not in the uk. we stay in that cooler air which means we have got showers, this is the radar picture developing, some thunderstorms continuing in the north—east of england. more showers through the rest

great britain have won gold, silver and bronze in the t34 100m at the world para athletics championshipsmpionships is dominance and does not get more dominant than a 1— does not get more dominant than a 1- 2,-3 does not get more dominant than a 1— 2,—3 podium finish and that's what great britain produced tonight in the women's t34100 metres. bronze went to fabienne andre, a first world championship medalfor fabienne andre, a first world championship medal for great britain. cara danny kent of the silver medal to add to her silver medal to add to her silver medal to add to her silver medalfrom the paralympics in 2021. and gold went to master of the craft hannah cockroft. her 12th world cup championship fight title. this is what she had to say after her race.— this is what she had to say after her race. people expect m self after her race. people expect myself and — after her race. people expect myself and curry _ after her race. people expect myself and curry to - after her race. people expect myself and curry to get - after her race. people expect myself and curry to get 1-2 i after her

also going for great britain this evening will be olivia in their women's long jump.but the former paralympic and world champion has said that she think she can still win a medal. an athlete who has not won a medal at these world championships, jonnie peacock, he finished fifth in his main event, the 100 metres, last night, and shared his thoughts after the race on twitter. he said how he wasn't good enough and described his race has the worst execution of his life. he will learn from the race and hopes to do better this season. no metalfor him, but hopes to do better this season. no metal for him, but great britain are still currently sitting sixth in the medal table, with four gold medals and another one from hannah cockroft is on the cards for tonight. exciting stuff. what a series this women's ashes contest is turning out to be. a seemingly unbeatable australia who'd won 41 of their last 42 completed odis lost to england by two wickets in bristol, tying the series at 6 points a piece in the multi—format series, and england's kate cross, who was there at the end la

for all the help, which is definitely for the fact that great britain is such a peculiar locomotive, criticism is simply a concentration of the fact that, well, yes, and the united states the united states should restore contacts with russia at the highest level , said robert kennedy jr., who is running for the nomination for the presidency of the united states of america from the democratic party in the 2024 elections, according to him the usa is now actually at war with russia, which has a thousand more nuclear warheads, and then his short quote, i think about it, it would be important to think about it today, because no one has spoken to the president of the russian federation vladimir putin for a year, we have no high- level contacts with russia needs to talk to him, the only question is, why talk to them if they don't listen to what you say to them? and by the way, this robert kennedy jr. is the son of robert kennedy sr., obviously who was er, a senator and brother of the president of the united states of america, john kennedy. and here, er, robert kennedy used to speak. i read