well, i can only answer as the ambassador of great britain. and you know, there is, there is a certain trend, because, as i said, we were, we, we were, the first country to supply, anti-tank missiles of a new generation, and then battle tanks, this is the challenge, i then it was stormshadow , and we, our partners, they, used the british model, uh, also what as far as departures in the security sphere are concerned, this is a process, this is a discussion, but i can also say that germany has significantly increased aid and support for the zdsu, as well as for ukraine. and tell me, mr. ambassador, i notice that now the ambassadors of ukraine's allied states, i would say, are somewhat wary of domestic political processes. there was a meeting of ambassadors of the group of seven with ukrainian journalists regarding the situation of freedom of speech, you and i met there, then you and your colleagues met about the same about the head of the security service of ukraine , well, we didn't meet there, but we met with the head of the security service,

that there is, for example , this is a very relevant question delivery of long-range rockets, great britain. does not lead the coalition on ballistic missiles, we also lead the coalition on drones, and i think it is good that now in europe there are countries ready to discuss new ideas about this, but if we talk about long-range missiles, now we also see that there is a discussion about what to do with missile t... every day it happens, both in budestasia, and in the negotiations currently held by the leaders of france, germany and poland, it arises, and here was the idea of ​​exchanging taurus missiles for storm shadow, as far as it realistically, do you think you can negotiate this with berlin, yeah, well, it's a technical issue, and they're looking at those technical aspects now, but you know, the uk was the first country. which supplied long-range missiles to ukraine, zdsu , showed that they use this weapon, this technique very effectively, and france too, because stom shadow and scalp are like a joint project of france and a great one, so i think that now it is. .. important issues tha

and although ukraine considers great britain to be one. of its closest allies, the post of ukrainian ambassador in london has been vacant for a long time months zelensky fired former ambassador vadym prystayk in july 23, after he publicly... stated that sarcasm between allies is unacceptable, which was perceived by the bank as a rebuke to zelensky personally because of his unfortunate statements. in principle, the decision to send the hard-working ambassador to great britain to some extent corresponds to zelensky's promise to keep the former head of his team. but at the same time, with this decision, zelensky removes zaluzhny from ukraine, where the ex-head is considered the only real rival of the president, provided that elections will be held, zg writes. i will remind you that according to the latest survey of the kyiv international institute of sociology, zaluzhny leads the top three leaders whom ukrainians trust the most. 94% of respondents expressed confidence in the ex-chief. this survey was conducted in mid-february. at the time, the head of gur kyrylo budanov was in second pl

to great britain, great britain will supply them to ukraine.but we see that scholz is not ready even for this. and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this question is quite complex, as it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we are talking about europrop. or about europe as a whole, it is important to note that britain is not part of the european union. well, that requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking a leadership role. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers, commanders, the ability to create headquarters and conduct military operations. we have demonstrated this ability before and within the framework of nato. considering the question of the involvement of great britain. to military activity, it is important to recognize that this effectively means the involvement of a large part of nato's command staff. this adds complexity to political negotiations and relations. however, if the situation worsens, say if trump seizes power and withdraws am

great britain and france. ermany, unfortunately, does not have this capacity, as it has suffered significant losses over the past 20 years. she lacks officers capable of effective administration, so either britain or france, or both together, can manage anything serious. it is worth remembering that great britain was already effectively doing similar work in bosnia, so both britain and france are quite capable, yes, able to manage. something really serious. dear mr. colonel, i would like to ask you about the medium and short-term prospects of what will happen in the war now. in particular, we understand that the situation is difficult. in the zaporozhye direction, such as chasivyat, novomykhaivka, marinka , and so on, these are all extremely difficult sections of the front. on the other hand, we understand that the enemy may be preparing to raise another degree of military escalation, in particular, it is about the use of certain strategic resources, their preparation for the spring-summer campaign, and when we

is also for it, because it is enough a serious position and an important position , great britain isuch a big military hub, and they are great friends for us, and they support us both militarily, politically, and diplomatically, but we haven’t heard from the most diligent person, that is, did he... agree to it, because there should be at least three parties here in order for everything to work out, well, on march 6, i had my birthday, my fortieth birthday, and valery fedorovych congratulated me, we congratulate you too, thank you, thank you, and i, of course, i would like to meet him and i would like to do it just the material about the anniversary of the death on the next day, march 7, of da vinci dmytro kutsebayel the hero. of ukraine, who by word of mouth loved zaluzhny, and zaluzhny loved him, and we were just making materials, i wrote to valery fedorovych like this after congratulating him, he said that for now there are no comments. it won't be in the near future, but at that time i didn't even know that he would be appointed ambassador, in any case, at the moment valery fedoro

great britain proposed a so-called circular scheme: germany supplies tauruses to great britain, greatl supply them to ukraine, but we see that scholz is not ready even for this, and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this issue is quite complex as it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we are talking about the european union or europe as a whole, it is important to note that britain is not part of the european union. well... this requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking a leadership role. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers and commanders capable of creating headquarters and conducting military operations. we have demonstrated this capability earlier and within the framework of nato. when considering the question of the involvement of great britain in military activities, it is important to recognize that this actually means the involvement of a significant part of the nato command staff. this adds complexity to political negotiations and relations, but if the situation worsens, sa

zaluzhnye is sent as an ambassador to great britain. not exile or a show of confidence from the president. political sociology. poroshenko and prytula were named leaders of the ukrainian opposition. why is zaluzhny also included in the opposition? and while our broadcast continued, a press conference was held between the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, and the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. today, the ukrainian leader is in istanbul and is meeting. with his turkish visa, erdogan said during a press conference with volodymyr zelenskyi that turkey is ready to host a peace summit with the participation of russia, to quote recep tayyip erdogan, and from the very beginning we contributed to the end of the war based on negotiations, we are ready to host a peace summit in which russia will be involved, he said during the press conference. in addition, erdogan on... emphasized that we support the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of our strategic partner of ukraine. unfortunately, the war is having an increasingly negative impact regionally and globally, a

is also in favor of this, because this is quite a serious position and an important position, great britain big military hub, and they are great friends for us, and they support us militarily, politically, diplomatically, but the most important we didn't hear, that is, whether he agreed to it, because there must be at least three parties here in order for everything to work out, well, on march 6 , i had my birthday, my fortieth birthday, and valery fedorovych congratulated me, we welcome you too, thank you, thank you, and i'm clear i would like to meet him, and i would like us to make a material about the anniversary of the death on the next day, march 7, the anniversary of dmytro kutsyubael, a hero of ukraine, who was rumored to have loved zaluzhny and zaluzhny loved him. we were just preparing the materials, i wrote to valery fedorovych like this after greetings, he said that at the moment there would be no comments in the near future, but at that time i did not know that he would be appointed ambassador, in any case, for now valery fedorovych remains silent, and it is connected, i am sur

now, it seems, great britain is already becoming almost the 10th or ninth place, and this is connectedthose leaders of the government today, they, i don't think that they really, really, they still support ukraine, but they don't have the emotions that johnson and wallace led then, plus you have to remember that great britain and many countries, they, they lost too little on defense. and not to know whether there is even anything left to transfer to ukraine, because a lot has already been transferred. what about the general public, there has never been a pro-russian opinion here, and as you know, there is no russophilism here in great britain, and the british themselves still support ukraine, but the question is, how will they do it? maybe more politically, and i would say, regarding the minister of foreign affairs and cameron, he does not have much confidence, because he was the prime minister in the 14th year, and... and we remember then that cameron and the american president obama, they are nothing did not do, they ignored the budapest memoranda and did not help ukraine , even both

i even remember the story about the appointment of ambassador to great britain without agremen. when she was the last foreign minister of the soviet union, boris pankin, a few weeks before the disappearance of the soviet union, had to resign because the famous soviet politician, the future president of georgia, eduard chevarnadze, really wanted to. to return to smolensk square, simply to the post of minister of foreign affairs, minister of external relations, and mikhail gorbachev called mr. pankin to the kremlin, he was very indebted to mr. pankin, because mr. pankin did not support the state of ukraine, well, that's what he told him, that here is eduard amrosievich, and you, boris dmytrovych, should leave your post, and you and boris well, vittorovych asked him, what should he do then, and then. "mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev picked up the phone, called the prime minister of great britain john major and said: "mr. manager, could you accept boris funkin, he is such a good person, our minister of foreign affairs as an ambassador to great britain", well and mr. major, what was he

about it, about the reasons for the appointment of zuluzhny as the new ambassador of ukraine to great britain the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine. dmytro kuleba on the air of the united telethon. let's listen. for a very long time, the president was looking for the strongest possible candidate for the position in london. and one of the key requirements was precisely the military understanding of the military context, because britain is not simple our strategic, special strategic partner there. this is one of the leaders in the military affairs, in... aid to ukraine. they don't send anyone there. london is an extremely important destination for any country. and in communication with these ambassadors who work in london, i am convinced that valery zaluzhny will be absolutely one of the most respected figures there, and he will bring many, many benefits not only from the point of view of bilateral relations with britain, but also for such. behind-the-scenes diplomacy with asian countries, africa and latin america. it is clear with general zaluzhny, because general zaluzhny is a statesman,

great britain is a country of great military traditions, it is a country of a high level of analytics, administration, military district state administration, how can you explain the logic of these changes, because at least you are inside... this structure, the large structure of the state apparatus of ukraine, well, look, my personal opinion, the point is that today, i think that just somewhere perhaps thanks to putin's behavior , politics is already becoming, the politics of diplomacy, the introduction of diplomacy in the world is becoming more conceptual than. those diplomatic canons that were drawn up there, which we considered and believed that they should be like this for decades, are now increasingly moving into the conceptual plane, because we saw on the eve of a full-scale invasion, how many promises were made by putin, how many meetings there were his personal with the leaders. different countries, when he gave his word that there would be no invasion, certain promises, and then everyone saw that it was completely leveled, so here is the thing... that the commander-in-chief,

our guest, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of great britain to ukraine, martin harris. congratulations, mr. ambassador. very nice, i congratulate you. you and i are meeting on the last day of the presidential elections in russia federation. and for the first time, these presidential elections are held not only in the annexed territory. crimea, but also on the territory of other occupied territories of the russian federation, ukrainian territories, in the donetsk, luhansk, kherson, zaporizhia regions of our country, to what extent, i would say, is the legitimacy of these elections undermined by this holding them in the occupied territories of a foreign country? well, this is a gross violation of international law, and russia has no right to hold elections, especially such elections in a region on the territory of ukraine, so we said very frankly, that... that there is no reason, that these are illegal events in russia, and this is a violation, even a violation of the un charter, because krim is ukraine, and kherson is ukraine, and donbas is ukraine, and zaporizhzhia , th

great britain before receiving the griman, well, i... i will only comment on my part of foreign policy and diplomatic practice, after all, i am an expert on all issues, so this is the first position: appointment ambassador to britain has not yet taken place, according to ukrainian legislation , the appointment is made by a presidential decree, by the way, many people do not even understand that even a presidential decree is not yet the departure of the newly appointed ambassador of ukraine to the host country, he must... still do certain additional steps, then there are relevant orders in the ministry of foreign affairs, which for some reason now forgets, by the way, there is a countersignature of the prime minister, and the minister of legal affairs submits a candidacy, in the constitution of ukraine, even in case of dismissal ambassadors, there is a position that these steps of the president should be signed and countersigned by the prime ministers. affairs, although it is a very formal procedure in our country, but there were times wh

if you approve of president zelenskyi's decision to appoint a deputy ambassador to great britain 0800-211-381, not 0800 211382. all calls to these numbers are free, call, it is important for us to know your opinion. we have our guest, valery chaly, politician, diplomat, ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary. of ukraine in the united states of america in 2015-19. mr. valery, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. let's start our conversation, mr. valery, with today's visit of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, to turkey. this visit has just begun, and president zelenskyi's meeting with president erdogan is also ongoing, as far as i understand, judging by the information. media, the day before the office of the president of ukraine said that the topic for the conversation with recep tayyip erdoğan would be the peace of ukraine formula, the organization of a peace summit, the safety of shipping in the black sea, global food stability, as well as the release ukrainian captives and political prisoners held

i even remember the story about the appointment of ambassador to great britain without agreman.last minister of foreign affairs of the soviet union, boris pankin, a few weeks before the collapse of the soviet union, had to to resign, because the famous soviet politician, the future. the president of georgia, eduard chevarnadze, really wanted to return to smolensk square, simply to the position of minister of foreign affairs , minister of foreign relations, and mikhail gorbachev called mr. pankin to the kremlin, he was very indebted to mr. pankin, because mr. pankin would not support the gkchp, well, and he told him that this is eduard amrosievich, here is the voter dmytrovych, you should leave the post, and that and boris dmytorovych asked him, what about him? then to do, and then, mykhailo serhiyevich gorbachev picked up the phone, called the prime minister of great britain, john major, and said, mr. major, could you accept boris pankin, such a good man, our foreign minister, quality and sent to great britain, and mr. major, that he had what he had to say when the president of

great britain is such a big military hub, and they are great friends for us, and they support us alsoitarily, politically, diplomatically, but we haven't heard from the most important person, that is, whether he agreed to it, because here it is, at least there must be three parties in order for everything to work out, well, on march 6, i had my birthday, my 40th birthday, and valery fedorovych congratulated me, we also congratulate you, thank you, thank you, and i would like to meet him and we would like to... just the material about the anniversary of the death on the next day on march 7 of davinchi dmytro kutsyubael, a hero of ukraine, who reportedly loved zaluzhny, and zaluzhny loved him, and we were just making materials, i wrote to valery fedorovych like this after congratulating him, he said that at the moment there would be no comments in the near future, but then i did not know that he would be appointed ambassador, in any case, for now ... i am sure with many reasons, in including, i am sure that there are agreements with the office of the president, who continues to be afrai

took place even before great britain agreed to it. and until the moment when the corresponding decree of the president of ukraine was signed. well, it sort of is. from the administration, you know how the decree on shevchenko awards was signed today, which was not signed last time for three months in a row, why was it last once a year, yes, and this year , one can only guess, but when there is an imbalance of state administration, which began not in 2022, but in 2019, there can be various such things, it is very difficult to understand why this is so, why in general, why this everything is unbalanced, unbalanced, everything... because it doesn't matter much, balance, it doesn't matter much people who should be balancers, but don't know how to do it, that's why all these conversations that valery zaluzhnyi there, in the position of ambassador to great britain, he will deal with weapons purchases there will be a great authority in a country that is such an important ally of ours, of course, it all sounds very beautiful, and people who u

how to do it, so all this talk that valery zaluzhny is there in the position of ambassador to great britained in the purchase of weapons or will be a great authority in... the country, which is such an important ally of ours, of course , it all sounds very beautiful, and earlier people who spoke like that, and they still speak like that, were the vanguards who wrote to the soviet communist press, it was a special talent, i would generally remove these people from facebook somehow would pull them by the ears, by the nose and send them to the year 1982, where there was a front page in the newspaper pravda, the front page in the newspaper was known, and they always always explained in this way that, let's say, if there is no... allegedly, this huge harvest was harvested by agricultural workers of the smolensk region, this is wonderful, this too can only cause envy, the ability to call black white, white black, not seeing something in the eye, does not matter, after all, this means that the idea is simple, that if valery zaluzhnyk and according to sociology and...

no, the second time, i see it this way. the situation when the appointment of an ambassador to great britainannounced without the consent of the country, only the groman population, the first time it happened in 1991, when the former minister of foreign affairs boris pankin was sent in this way in the soviet union, too, but it was not a fantastic situation for me , i first learned that it could be like that and forgot, and after 30 years again, in fact it is not like that, well , let's say it can be, but it shouldn't be, because after all. despite the fact that we are now we live in a world in which everything changes and everything is questioned, there are certain standards, well , you know, diplomacy is so conservative, it, it requires certain, certain, maybe conventions, but still those that should be followed, like, which, i found the answer to this question, it means that the topic is actually agreed, formally, or rather informally, consent... was obtained a long time ago, and the formal things that need to be done now will be done, well that is, and again , let's do not forget, it remo

well let's look at this situation a little from the other side, what is great britain today for us, oursas you remember, one of our politicians said, although i am not the first, i am not the second either, that is, great britain today, she and not the first, but also not the second in what it gives ukraine to the political sphere, the military sphere, well, let 's not waste time, that is, it is extremely ours. important, indeed, here i will use the word strategic partner, well, yes, what is the main topic we have now with our western partners, including great britain, the topic of weapons, well, you understand, the diligent ambassador will not need to build a political system, there are relationships, friendships with one or the other, and so on, he arrives on a large and thick foundation. which has been established for a long time, and by the way, we thank mr. prystayk, who, i think, has worked brilliantly in this position in recent years, that is , zaluzhnyi will have a completely different topic, and this topic will be called in one word weapons, he does not need anything else, i say

of strengthening relations, spreading, deepening relations with our one of our serious allies great britain, because we know that the united states and britain first, who provided weapons even before the beginning of the ukrainian-russian war and thereby supported us ukrainians, gave us the opportunity to resist... and preserve our country, so i think that this is a good decision in this direction, it will strengthen our relations, and if we talk about the internal contour, well, it is certainly clear and obvious to everyone that the likely opponent for the new elections is not an opponent, let's say, but a possible candidate for the presidential position, he will go as an ambassador to the political periphery, let's say, and there will be no confrontation, that's why i said that this is... a new decision, well, somewhere in the middle, and if we talk about whether there were any diplomatic violations, as mr. chaly wrote about, for example, that it is not done that way, you need the partners of great britain first get a response from them and then this to announce, what happened, it happene

about, for example, that it is not done that way, you need to get an answer from the partners of great britain first, and then announce it, what happened so publicly, and we learned about it last night, how do you feel about it , well, there will always be criticism, but it happened, how it happened, the president announced that he approved the nomination, he did not say that he appointed the ambassador, there is a certain mechanism, there is a request for... 30, britain has 30 days to confirm that they want to see valery fedorovych in particular , appointed to the position of ambassador there, as a representative of the president, or the ambassador is the alterego of the president, let's say, in another country, so we wait 30 days, if there is confirmation, then there will be a decree, and then it will be printed this decree is in the central press at the same time in the united kingdom and in ukraine, so then valery fedorovych will be the ambassador, plus until... he still has to hand over credentials, verses of credentials in great britain, to the minister of foreign affairs and the prime m

great britain.

by coincidence, the minister of defense of great britain is in kyiv today, so we understand that it ishat all these things are not just happening somewhere in parallel, but this is something interrelated, we do not rule out, it is possible that there will be today too... there will be certain conversations about the possible appointment of a new ambassador to great britain, how do you assess this visit in general, how important is it for us from a political point of view, and actually, can we hope that today in kyiv some statements can be made regarding additional support, yes, because we know that britain is one of the leading countries that helps us, actually with weapons and everything else, well first, the minister of defense. he has almost nothing to do with the appointment of ambassadors, with regard to the aid of great britain, it would be very natural if additional amounts of funding were announced, but here there is an argument against this, which is laid out in the agreement between ukraine and great britain, where the amount of 2 .7 billion pounds for 2024, that is, the decl

, and great britain, accordingly, would be ready to transfer them to us, well, i would believe, so to speak, in the given prospects, as if it were all a matter. was not made public in advance , well, conditionally speaking, if a certain understanding had been reached there on the secret lines of communication between the ministries of defense of great britain and germany, well, and accordingly officially... they would have transferred the taurus to great britain, and there already, so to speak, everything falls on the good will of the british, well, accordingly, then, in my opinion, it would work better than bringing everything back into such a powerful discussion. yes, the fact is, and the main problem is that this is not yet a discussion, this is the answer of the head of the german ministry of foreign affairs in an interview during a talk show on one of the german channels, to some document, draft... memorandum , not even conversations between the power structures of britain and germany, this is only an answer to the question of a politician, and not of the ruling faction, because

great britain, dedicated to the future of the british of nuclear deterrents, which was presented by theefense grand chaps. according to him , russia is trying to use irresponsible nuclear rhetoric to force other countries to stop providing aid to ukraine. here is his quote: china is rapidly increasing the number of its warheads and expanding its arsenal of means of delivery. in addition, iran and north korea have become significantly more aggressive in their statements and actions. therefore... says the minister, great britain is simply obliged to continue work on updating the country's nuclear arsenal. well, of course, any country it would do so, seeing what threats and dangers lie in wait, may lie in wait for it, and by the way, this statement of the minister of defense of great britain has already been commented on in the kremlin, a person who calls himself putin's spokesman, dmitry piskov, said: "further i will tell you, how the position of the british leadership is extremely anti-russian, hostile to russia, there is nothing new in this, this is a quote from piskov, you thought he w

poland and great britain and flew, respectively, over the waters of the baltic sea .ow the russians have received sticks to salute in the baltic sea. therefore, this tactic of changes, beds, as i understand it, will continue in the future, because actually the defense forces of ukraine have declared that the black sea fleet, its remnants are the key goal of the ukrainian defense forces at the time of striking precisely the military infrastructure. mr. dmitry , well, i can’t help but ask this question, maybe it’s the last one, and it concerns not only crimea, in principle the whole war, the whole war, and now, just now, there is such a very powerful campaign of intimidation on kasapsky television, well, it’s calculated, for sure and on the ukrainians and on the western partners, who are very reserved, as we know, and the campaign is about that. that russia has developed a product, a product, that is, these very heavy bombs, 300, that is, 3 tons lost equivalent, it seems, well, what a wonderful weapon, a miracle of a miracle weapon, how dangerous it is in reality, becau

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well, that is, germany wants to shift the responsibility, colonel, to great britain, although great britain is already helping, providing important aid to ukraine. yes, of course, the position of great britain is quite clear, we gave what, we give, and we gave, we will give what we can. yes, in the past and now, when we talk about support for ukraine, great britain plays a leading role. we just use financial resources to buy weapons from other countries and transfer those weapons to ukraine, but of course, everyone understands that no one can defeat a country like russia, if only one weapon is at your disposal, of course we act and diplomatically, and financially, we are trying to convince germany to hand over these missiles. ukraine is in great need of such missiles, people, civilians and soldiers die because of it, that is , if you do not provide such missiles, then they just have a passive participation in the killings. mr. colonel, president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi said in an interview with the french tv channel bfm tv that the situation at the front is now improving in ukraine.

well, interesting news came out of great britain today. russian assets as pledge.in is ready to provide ukraine with a loan for the amount of currently frozen assets of the central bank of russia, which are at the disposal of the united kingdom. however, it will happen. if russia is forced to pay reparations to ukraine for reconstruction after the end of the war. such a statement was made by the minister of foreign affairs of the united kingdom , david cameron, writes the guardian. this plan is more radical than the proposals currently being discussed in the european union. they provide for allocating to ukraine only profit, i.e. interest from the frozen funds of finance of the central bank of moscow. and here it is already... a whole loan, which ukraine must then return to great britain. well, there is such a plan. let's hear what cameron had to say. there is an option to use something like a syndicated loan or bond that uses frozen russian assets, effectively as a guarantee, to give that money to the ukrainians, knowing that we will get it back when russia pays r

a special appointment, a meritorious person is sent as an ambassador to great britain, an honorary exile show of confidence from the president. political sociology. poroshenko and prytula were named leaders of the ukrainian opposition. why is zaluzhny also counted among the oppositionists. and while our broadcast continued, the press conference of the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, took place and the president of ukraine. volodymyr zelenskyi, today the ukrainian leader is in istanbul and meets with his turkish counterpart. what erdogan said during the press conference with volodymyr zelensky, that turkey is ready to host a peace summit with the participation of russia - i will quote recep tayyip erdogan. from the very beginning, we contributed to a negotiated end to the war. we are ready to host a peace summit that will be involved. and russia - he said during the press conference. in addition, erdogan emphasized that we support territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of our strategic partner ukraine. unfortunately, the war is having an increasingly negative effec

. and great britain remembered that it has its own agents of influence in the turkish political processoubtedly, undoubtedly, there are certain alarming trends here, we have seen an increase in turkey’s independence in defense policy, this is the russia-turkey alliance, iran, this is the purchase of russian sms-400. but today we see a certain rollback. as for theoretically possible involvement. now, if we look at it from this angle, this is also possible, and from the point of view of turkey’s possible participation in hostilities in ukraine, just like with weapons, turkey is delaying this moment, europe supplies everything there, everything that is possible, we utilize it all, turkey is delaying the moment of its, so to speak, more prominent participation, in fact, turkey has so far limited itself to these drones. and the expediency of his preservation in this post at this post, well, that is, the question is not a matter of will or unwillingness, to understand that a person only gets tired of being on this - on this important, so to speak, yes, on this important platform, in his place

great britain is ready to provide ukraine with a loan for the amount of the frozen assets of the central bank of moscow, which are now... at the disposal of the united kingdom, however, this will happen if russia is forced to pay reparations to ukraine after the end of the war. the minister of foreign affairs of the united kingdom , david cameron, announced this this week. this plan is more radical than the proposals currently being discussed in the european union - says cameron. they envisage transferring to ukraine only profits, that is, interest from the frozen finances of the central bank of the aggressor country. let's. let's listen to what mr. cameron said. there is an opportunity to use something like a syndicated loan or bond that uses frozen russian assets, effectively as a guarantee, to give that money to the ukrainians, knowing that we will get it back when russia pays reparations. cameron, the british foreign minister, that different countries are trying to help in their own way. to ukraine, using those finances, those assets, those properties that are currently located eithe

valery zaluzhnyi, ambassador of ukraine to great britain, despite diplomatic practice, despite any rules that exist in the world, in accordance with the vienna convention, the ukrainian side announced that zaluzhny will already be the ambassador to great britain, how correct it was, how motivated it was and whether the ukrainian side was running ahead. declaring a stalwart ambassador to great britain before receiving greman? well, i will only comment on my part, foreign policy and diplomatic practice, after all, i am an expert in my issues, so here is the first position: the appointment of the ambassador to britain has not yet taken place, the appointment according to ukrainian legislation is implemented by the decree of the president, by the way, many do not even understand that even the decree... of the president is not yet the departure of the newly appointed ambassador of ukraine to the host country, he still has to take certain additional steps, then there are relevant orders in the ministry of foreign affairs, which for some reason now forgets , by the way, there is a countersignat

david cameron, minister of foreign affairs of great britain.re are certain movements, efforts of international partners to help ukraine. someone in the european union transfers the interest, some countries are already starting to do it, someone is trying to give a certain loan that we will pay back with russian reparations, but someone there, in my opinion, sells the seized property and gives us some money, these are not critical amounts, of course, not critical amounts, but still, well, it is clear that we would like to receive specific amounts, specific frozen assets of the russian federation, at least they talked about it at the beginning. war, the beginning of a full-scale invasion , that this money will be in ukraine, i was thinking about these topics, at first i thought that it was treason, treason, treason, i wanted to shout, so give us the gold of polobotka, but the point is not that, well they in britain was there, but now i understand that they simply do not have legal decisions regarding the fact that this money is no longer russian,

i will remind you that great britain is currently building a military-political axis. london, kyiv, ankara, where kiev will receive the most attention at the time of neutralization of russian black sea fleet. and it is not by chance that shab stated that, for the first time in 200 years , the modern russian empire is deprived of the possibility of dominating the black sea basin. and i will remind you, why such historical parallels? in the 19th century, it was great britain , led by coalition forces, that forced the then russian empire to capitulate and sign the paris agreements, which were shameful for russians, according to which... the russian empire was deprived of the opportunity to have the black sea fleet and, accordingly, naval bases. well, i understand that putin's plans clearly did not include limiting the activity of the black sea fleet, because when russia made the decision to withdraw from the grain agreement, moscow was absolutely sure that there would be no restoration of navigation in the black sea basin. mr. vitaly, well, who asks putin and reckons with

valery zaluzhnyi can become the ambassador of ukraine to great britain. how is it evaluated now? maybe in zmi, er, the press, broadcasts, or it is being discussed. in principle, yes, waiting for grim, as far as i understand, well, but i do not know how this issue will be resolved positively, and what should be expected from his work, but the most important thing is the reaction that appeared immediately after the publication of this news? actually, it is worth noting that the news about the appointment of the former commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhny, as the ambassador of ukraine to great britain, caused a noticeable uproar, at the same time, in the power circles of the united kingdom, among observers and the mass media. actually, the appearance of valery zaluzhny, as a diplomatic representative of ukraine in the capital of one of the most important and loyal allies of kyiv in the war against. russian aggression is seen as something that can add some, let's say, energy and progress to ukrainian-british relations too under t

the military says it's not easy, but... if you general and you were appointed ambassador to great britain? my name is vlasta lazur, let's start. two people, who just a month ago were key leaders of the ukrainian army, turned out to be unfit for service. we are talking about valery zaluzhny, ex-chief commissar , and serhiy shaptala, former chief of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. they themselves did not officially comment on this information. the media wrote about it. on sources in the ministry of defense. initially , the mirror of the week reported that former head of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhnyi, who was proposed by president volodymyr zelenskyi to be appointed ambassador to great britain, was released from military service after passing the vlk. later, ukrainian pravda reported that the same thing happened to the former head of the general staff serhiy shaptala. the latter has not yet been appointed ambassador, but it is possible for now. rfe/ rl contacted the minister for an official comment. defense, they promised to provide the details of the dismissal of z

population of the territory with the objective of founding a state that serves the interests of great britainlf of the territory's population and disappearance of palestine from the... in 1947-1948. therefore effectively there's a contrast between the palestine of today and what it was and the richness of its society, its interculturality, its development, its agriculture. palestine was not a desert, nor was it wasteland or empty territory, it was society with set of elements and important cultural and economic development, political development, important entities managed participatively by the native. redulation: its fundamental fracture occurs with the arrival of european colonization under the figure of the mandates granted by the league of nations, which was a part of the orientalist discourse, and let us quote here a palestinian thinker who come up with this distinction of the world, supposedly a civilized, rational, a specific, peace-loving, democratic west versus a fundamentally islamic, violent, fanatical, irrational, east, incompatible. with currency incompatible with progress, so i

great britain's — excited i am excited. great britain's jemma _ excited i am excited.emma reekie - excited i am excited. great britain's jemma reekie ran excited i am excited. great - britain's jemma reekie ran the 800 britain'sjemma reekie ran the 800 metres in under two minutes for the first time indoors as she won her heat to qualify for the semifinals. her fellow briton izzy boffey failed to advance after coming fourth in her heat. so nice when i stepped out and heard the crowd and heats are always the hardest part, getting out and doing it but i enjoyed that. never take a run for granted, even at the british champs, never take a run or the at the british champs, never take a run orthe girls at the british champs, never take a run or the girls for granted. it is a world championship and everyone steps up for this, sol a world championship and everyone steps up for this, so i kept my head down, just relax and was confident. canada's sarah mitton won the shot putt by a margin ofjust three centimetres. herfinal throw putt by a margin ofjust three centimetres. her fina

of displacing the original population and installing a state based on the colonial interest of great britainused to live together in peace before the imposition of the british mandate and after the fracture that occurred under the nakba in palestine. have indeed been a disaster. first, it's a disaster and a catastrophe, as the word nakwa calls it in arabic, for the palestinan society. it has disappeared palestine from the map. it has effectively imposed an ethnocentric, monoreligious state, a homogene process, which seeks to import and impose a colonial society, which is excluded, segregated and converted the palestinian territory into a space fundamentally apart, carrying out a permanent process. of ethnic cleansing, what consequences has the appearance of zionism brought to the geopolitical panorama of the region? well, the nak refers to not only what happened in 1948 with the exp. the palestinian population, but it is a continuous process. what the world is witnessed today, the genocide in gaza and the ethnic cleansing, which is in process, are in fact the continuation of the appearance o