i think we are very well oriented as far as great britain is concerned, in great britain they don't have this trumpian... populist nationalism that plays with russia, they don't have that in great britain, they don't have pro-russian sentiment in great britain, they don't have this anti-americanism that, which pro-russianism is proposed around in germany and france, there is no such thing in great britain, because it's just that they were waiting for great britain , they were waiting for it to be some kind of joint military assistance, the united states of america. and great britain together, and this was not a question of great britain regarding which pro-russian politicians there are, because there are none, i am not afraid that, for example, the labor party will, i think, win the elections this year in great britain, i am not i'm afraid another question, the same british prime minister said that britain is transferring the defense industry to military rails. and mr. sunak said, for the soviets people like me, i was born in the soviet union, transfer to the military rails is a card sys

drew your attention to the fact that this document was signed by the prime minister, major of great britain, president bill clinton of the united states of america, this document was... voted by the un security council, joined by france and china, and despite , which is a direct violator of this document, the un charter and the treaty on non-proliferation of nuclear weapons is russia, the obligations of all others under this document, that is, great britain, france, china and the united states of america remain. as guarantors of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine. how many years have passed , 30 years, as an infinity, we have heard that this is not such a document. notice, the other day, what the british foreign secretary, lord david cameron, said that great britain was involved in helping israel to liquidate. of cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and drones shahed, on the basis of the agreement, which was concluded as a procedural agreement regarding joint actions for the liquidation of the state and affairs, the islamic state, is a procedural document that provided for

great britain, france, china and the united states of america remain as guarantors of the territorialty and sovereignty of ukraine. how many years have passed? for 30 years, we have heard endlessly that this is not such a bad document. note the other day what the lord foreign secretary said david cameron, that great britain has elected. in helping israel to eliminate cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and shahet drones, based on an agreement concluded as a procedural agreement on joint actions to eliminate the state and affairs of the islamic state, this is a procedural document that provided for technological compatibility. therefore, it can be said that what russia has succeeded in, as you and i have talked about more than once, is to destroy the system of international law. the discrediting of the budapest memorandum, which i quoted today, as it is called, in fact, this is the key, and in the current situation, the fact is that it would be more important if the president, the government, the ministry of foreign... affairs, having gathered the leaders of the budapest memorandum, ex

, you are not helping much, because this is the security of great britain, well, because closer, it is simply closer to the truth, although traditionally they are also libertarians due to many geographical and other reasons, but they realized that there is nothing they can do , with this tyrant can't come to an agreement, everyone has to, listen, even riche sunyk's statement that i guarantee government procurement for british military companies, it means that well... what we say to ourselves that we have to go on the rails, they go , we have chances that we will build our policy in this way, that we will really be able to, and we will not be guided by events, but by events, but to finish our conversation, there is such an optimistic idea, i am sure that optimism has to be present, at least an indicator of this justice, that we've been at war for 2.5 years during this even... one of the biggest armies in the world and we 're still taking it, of course we just don't have to come up with anything sometimes, just lead by example if they understand it, being safe , for now, th

in addition to great britain, which of course was one of the main political players at that time, of course, the jewish lobby in the un, it all worked, but still the main thing, in my opinion, was the mutual interest of the united states. they, the right-wing zionists, were in the minority, and their relations, by the way, were very bad on both sides, even at some point things later came to a military clash, but this hope is that the left there will continue some kind of more less moderate, if not pro-soviet, then moderate policy towards the soviet union, they in general were based on this history of the zionist movement, well, the arab view on, so to speak, soviet policy of that period is curious. i’ll quote now, the famous egyptian newspaper alya temple. during world war ii , the ussr, realizing that it did not have enough weight in the middle east, opened an embassy in egypt, syria, lebanon and iraq, thus hoping to strengthen its position. moscow’s side goal was to weaken or eliminate british influence in the region, as well as to provoke in every possible way disagreements betwee

at the same time , ex-ministers of defense of great britain warn that the country's authorities haveled to prepare for a possible war with russia, as an effort of the entire nation - writes ukrinform. british. the telegraph newspaper writes that in the event of a potential russian aggression , the north atlantic alliance will fail quickly deploy their troops, bureaucratic delays at the border and logistical problems can prevent this. in the same article for the retired telegraph brigade general of the dutch troops, hans damen did not rule out that russia could attack a nato country and would do it in its usual style. i 'm afraid that if there really is a threat, russia may not attack europe, but may... accidentally cross the border of poland. ukrainian experts also do not rule out the possibility of the russian federation's appetite for nato countries, but only under one condition, if there is a war in the country frozen if the active phase of hostilities stops. then russia will have the opportunity to restore its resources, compensate for losses, use the potential of its military-in

former prime minister of great britain, and now the head of the foreign office.ron and his french counterpart, the minister of foreign affairs, stéphane sejrunet, made an extremely ambitious statement, their initiative is actually a revival. heartfelt union, which was created exactly 120 years ago. but there is an important nuance here: at that time , three states were the founders of the entente: the british empire, france, and the russian empire. after the bolshevik coup, through the efforts of lenin's party, russia left the union with great britain and france, and it was in such a duo that france, great britain, and the united states. who joined the allies, ended the first world war with victory. the irony of fate is that the now revived entente, consisting of great britain and france, will already fight with its former ally, russia. it is interesting that the entente already has the experience of a successful amphibious operation on the territory of ukraine. let me remind you, after the bolshevik coup and the proclamation of the ukrainian people's republic. t

david cameron, what great britain was taking participation in helping israel to eliminate cruise missilesllistic missiles and shahed drones, on the basis of an agreement concluded as a procedural agreement on joint actions to eliminate the state and affairs of the islamic state, this is a procedural document. which provided for technological compatibility, so we can say that what russia has succeeded in, which we have talked about more than once, is to destroy the system of international law, to discredit the budapest memorandum, which i quoted today, what is its name, in fact, this is the key, and in the current situation the fact is that it is more important... it would be if the president, the government, the ministry of foreign affairs, having gathered the leaders of the budapest memorandum, explained to them that this document is a part after the decision of the relevant security council, the un charter and the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons , gives grounds for france, great britain, and the united states of america to provide not only up to... assistance with equ

says, no, you are not helping much, because this is the security of great britain, well, so that britainser, it is simply closer, it is true, although traditionally they are also libertarians due to many geographical and other reasons, but they understood , who can't do anything, can't come to an agreement with this tyrant, everyone has to... listen, even the decision of the decider that i guarantee government procurement for british military companies, it means that, well, what we tell ourselves that we need to get on the rails they are passing, we have chances that we will build our policy in such a way that we really can, and events will not guide us, but we events, but to finish our conversation, there is such an optimistic idea, i... i am sure , that optimism should be present, no less, an indicator of the validity of this optimism is that we have been fighting for 2.5 years during this one of the largest armies in the world, and we are still enduring it, of course, sometimes you just don’t have to come up with anything, just lead by example if they understand it, being safe for now

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great britain is already given a large package of military aid in the amount of 500 million pounds, rishi sonak said yesterday while in poland. about providing this military package is large enough, of course, the idea of ​​creating a united front, or simply put, an anti-putin front, which would fight against russia by all means and possibilities and oppose the kremlin, is the right call of mr. kuleba, but we must always remember that starting from 2022 two... 24 in february, ukraine did obtain a large amount of military and financial aid from our western partners, and here it is against the background of what biden is talking about, and this is confirmed by president zelensky after a conversation with the president of the united states of america, that ukraine will definitely receive long-range missiles atakams german chancellor olaf scholz confirmed once again his refusal to supply taurus cruise missiles to ukraine, even though the congress of the united states of america is ready to transfer american long-range attack missiles, he announced this during press conference with the prime m

at the head of bomber aviation in both great britain and the united states there were people who wereutchers. well, practically in terms of the number of victims there was no less than from the nuclear bombing of hiroshima. the red army saved europe from such a scenario, but first things first. the main purpose of bombing cities in eastern europe was that already, according to the agreements of the tehran conference, it was clear where the border between the zones of responsibility of the soviet union, post-war, yes, would be. and areas of responsibility in the allies of the anti-hitler coalition, therefore the americans and the british, in principle they began bombing eastern europe on a massive scale, starting at the end of 1943, 1944, 1945. the united states of america understood perfectly well how they could win, unfortunately, yes, it’s very scary to say, this is how they could win this war. just psychological pressure, as you understand, the united states of america entered the war very late, when they realized that the scales had tipped. aside, towards the soviet union, to indi

great britain and franklin remains for those next years very much in the good of the court. you mentioned all the spies were the brits aware of everything that franklin was doing in versailles. every much everything that happens in franklin's is known the week in london. because in franklin's household is a secretary who is a spy. and every tuesday the aforementioned spy would take would make copies of franklin's correspondence right drive them to the to the treasury gardens in into a bottle under a tree. from there they would be delivered posthaste to. so london has an exceeding good idea of what's happening on franklin's end and and he has a sense of that he operates as if as he puts it, even his valet might be a spy. he just assumes everyone is informing on him. so how is he successful? through an extraordinary amount of candor about what he's doing and. as i said, by a certain amount of secrecy, by just not always putting his cards on the table, except when forced to. what was franklin's back here he sent by the americans because he's the perfect man for the job, he has

is the duty of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain.skepticism, but once a long time ago , great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, this is how they still carry it out, so you understand how in this world civilized countries treat this kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, these are not pieces of paper, it is very important, and today an example is, you know, i have all the respect for all countries, to have these agreements, this is an agreement by the united states, which is today, says mr. yarmak.

, there is a duty of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain . this be taken with skepticism, but once upon a long time , great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, this is how they still carry it out, so you understand how civilized countries in this world treat this kind of paper, as you say, this not pieces of paper, it's very important, and an example today is, you know, with all due respect to all countries, to have these agreements, this is an agreement by the united states, which today, says mr. yarmak of the times magazine, we have to ... believe that it is preparing to be signed, but at the same time in the same congress of the united states they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say is that aid to ukraine, most likely it will be voted on, will be tied to some kind of obligation of the white house to develop an aid strategy of ukraine, that is, it should be a certain plan, and most likely this will be announced, and if we have a certain plan, there should be something, a strategy for the rei

... it is ukraine's duty to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain, this can be taken skeptically, but once, a long time ago, great britain concluded a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, so they still fulfill it, so that you understand how civilized in this world countries treat this kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, it's not pieces of paper, it's very important, today an example is, you know, i have all the respect for all countries, to have these agreements, this is an agreement by the united states. which today, says mr. yarmak from the times magazine, we have to believe him that it is being prepared for signing, but at the same time in the same congress of the united states they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say that aid to ukraine, most likely it will be voted , so it will be connected with some obligation to the white house to develop a strategy for helping ukraine, that is , there must be a certain plan, and most likely this will be announced, and... if we have a certain plan, there should be something, a pre-

, well, probably to other countries, great britain has never helped in this way, but the very fact that it happened literally in a few years. after the vote in the congress, does this mean, mr. yevgeny, that our western partners have decided after all that the defeat of russia is, and this dilemma, when they did not want ukraine to be defeated, but did not know in what way it should be defeated russia, what, that this dilemma no longer exists, that they understand that the more weapons ukraine and the ukrainian armed forces have forces and... and ukrainian fighters, the less chance putin's regime has of surviving at all. i would very much like to answer your question in the affirmative, mr. serhiy, but i have to say no, because the aid that ukraine will receive will, unfortunately, help ukraine primarily defend its territory, of course, by striking. on russian facilities, including on the occupied ukrainian territories, it is absolutely clear, but to say that we were given such, you know, carte blanche, and it will be possible to act so actively, i will, i think that it will an extremel

great win for great britain. to a deciding set. thrashed his opponent in that second set. but casper ruud lost to djokovic last year, getting some revenge here. djokovic with work to do. 0ut he goes of the monte carlo masters. ruud will play stefanos tsistsipas in the final, after he beat australian open champion jannick sinner in three sets. sinner had lostjust once this season before this match. and he was a break up in the deciding set, but had some injury issues. tsitsipas, a two—time winner in monaco, fought back. sinner and djokovic was what we thought in the final, but we won't get that. england have continued their perfect start to the women's six nations as they swept to a 46 points to nil win in scotland. they remain top of the standings, with three bonus—point wins, while scotland are fourth after their second defeat of the championship. nick parrott reports. despite the weather, nothing could dampen the spirits in edinburgh as hive stadium welcomed record crowd for a scottish women'srugby match. the f

which should was to undermine british power, ban europe, controlled by napoleon, from trading with great britainhe very beginning of his career to the very end was, of course, great britain, yes, but. .. it turned out that - a blockade is a blockade, if there is 1 meter at least on the free border, then everything will be trampled through this meter, everything will be trampled, but it turned out that since for russia trade with great britain was extremely important, well, in fact, the main trading partner, of course, is why at a certain stage russia. began - one way or another to open the border, so to speak, including the beginning of english ships flying the american flag to come to russia, so for napoleon he would have a simple choice: either he abandons his entire policy of continental blockade, because the meaning is lost, or he had to force russia to really join this blockade, to follow this blockade, to war? both countries were preparing before in the twelfth year, that is, russia was also preparing for war, it’s just that france managed to prepare first, napoleon was the first to recrui

has the obligation of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain, this be taken skeptically, but once a long time ago great britain... made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, this is how they still implement it, so you understand , how civilized countries are treated in this world to the kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, these are not pieces of paper. it's very important, and an example today is, you know, with all due respect to all countries, to have these agreements, this is the agreement with the united states, which today, says mr. yarmak of the times magazine, we have to believe him, is getting ready to sign , but at the same time , in the same congress of the united states , they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say is that aid to ukraine, most likely it will be voted on, will be tied to some kind of commitment to the white house. beat ukraine's aid strategy, that is there must be a certain plan, and most likely this will be announced, and if we have a certain plan, there should be something, a strateg

there is an obligation of ukraine to help great britain in the event of an attack on great britain,s can be taken with skepticism, but once a long time ago, great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th. centuries, this is how they still perform it, so that you understand how in this world, from civilized countries, they treat this kind of, as you say, pieces of paper, these are not pieces of paper, it is very important, and today an example is such, you know, with all due respect to all countries, to have these agreements, it is an agreement with the united states that today, says mr. yarmak of the times magazine, we we have to believe him that it is being prepared for signing, but at the same time in the same congress of the united states they have to vote for aid to ukraine, and what... they say that aid to ukraine, most likely, it will be voted on, yes, it will be tied with some kind of obligation to the white house to develop a strategy for helping ukraine, that is, there must be a certain plan, and most likely this will be announced, and if we have a

. but great britain maybe, i’ll explain now why, it is included in the first circle, this is, so to speaknate countries, these are korea, japan, the philippines, and the philippines, apparently, so to speak, will be the first striker here by force, so to speak, in a number of directions, so everyone came to washington, everyone said, we are ready, the only punished master in this situation was great britain, because well, even the doctrine is with it. carried out, well, listen, australia, the united states, the philippines, japan is conducting an exercise, the united states, so to speak, did not invite britain, now, that means, the philippine leader, now, that means, accordingly, the leader, has arrived, has already arrived, yes, that means now there will be negotiations, that means now there will be a trilateral summit , here he is on the phone with the australian leader, but the british are not visible, well, there are technical problems, why did even cameron come there, no, just geography, and that, well, britain can even jump, but there ’s no way to get into the pacific ocean . alread

today, prime minister of great britain rishi sonak arrived in poland and there he is to announce the provision of huge aid to ukraine in the amount of 500 million pounds sterling, this is the largest aid, military support from great britain. well, probably great britain has never helped other countries in a similar way, but the very fact that this happened just a few days after the vote in the congress, does this mean, mr. yevgeny, that our western partners still decided what the defeat of russia is, and this dilemma, when they did not want ukraine to be defeated, but did not know in what way it should be defeated. russia, that this dilemma no longer exists, that they understand that the more weapons ukraine and the ukrainian armed forces and ukrainian fighters have, the less chance putin's regime has of surviving at all. i would very much like to answer your question in the affirmative, mr. serhiy, but i have to say no, because the help that ukraine will receive, unfortunately... will help ukraine, first of all, defend its territory, of course, striking russian targets. including in

maksym, one more short topic, gentlemen, the departure, or rather the receipt, of agreman from great britain, the former head of the armed forces of ukraine , valery zaluzhnym, one of the leaders of the people's trust rating, is leaving for diplomatic service in london, that's what this means for politics e. during the war, there is no meritorious person as a factor, an irritation for many politicians, there is no popular trust rating for him, mabutsirskyi does not get this popular trust rating so quickly, the lack of meritorious person in the state, does it affect the fact that... ukrainians can forget his, or forget his merits, and relatively speaking, he will return from great britain no longer as beloved as he was until now, mr. oleksiy, now valery zaluzhnyi is simply silent, and this is the best he can do, because the insults from the presidential team have accumulated enough, and i think that... that if valery zaluzhnyi had stayed in ukraine, there would have been enough risks for his political future, well, actually for his even free life. well, i will remind you that last year there

, this pause has dragged on, but perhaps, in the position of ambassador to great britain, we will alreadyirst sounds, some first sentences, her hopes of ukrainian politics. but gentlemen, one more date awaits us, may 20 , 24th, er, inauguration day, the five-year anniversary of zelenskyi's inauguration, the russians are torpedoing and saying that we will decide and say there, regarding zelenskyi's legitimacy, and why do you think the ukrainian authorities, well, we understand that there are no elections, president remains the same, and why didn’t the authorities go the way of determining this status of zelensky after may 20, 24 through the constitutional court, why didn’t they just make a decision of the constitutional court, which in principle would allow to remove all speculations, well at least it would be possible for the same it's easy to poke lavrov under the nose and say: you see, our constitutional court has decided, it's not just like that, mr. oleksiy, well, the first thing is that after may 20, the president remains 100% legitimate, i talked to many reputable experts. from the

the air and disperse them between the israeli anti-missile air defense system, planes of france, great britain and the united states of america, we understand about.. . what we are talking about is a colossal volume work, bringing in the appropriate equipment, monitoring systems, targeting, i'm not saying, putting fire in there, and that's the first thing that struck me in terms of how the democrats acted, and the second thing is that they accepted this republican position on giving ukraine's long-range attacks, well, we can ask questions with you, how it will be... to fight in the future, but what they accepted, agreed to, further, and it simply can expose them to the fact that they will be whipped for the fact that they will not do, let's say so, because in this matter, everyone understands very well that during the election campaign both one and the other side will use this argument, some will talk about one thing, and others about another, however, i can say that like everything... among the democrats, yes and among the republicans, there are much more republicans, the military wing is muc

, this pause, it was prolonged, but it is possible in the post of ambassador to in great britain, weready hear some first sounds, some first sentences, hopes of ukrainian politics. but here, gentlemen, we have one more date waiting for us: may 20, 2024, the day of the inauguration, the five-year anniversary of the inauguration of zelenskyi, the russians are torpedoing and saying that we will decide and say there about the legitimacy of zelenskyi, and why in your opinion , the ukrainian authorities, well, we understand that there are no elections, the president remains the same, but why didn’t the authorities go the way of... determining this status after may 20, 2024 of zelensky because the constitutional court, well, why didn't they just make a decision of the constitutional court, which in principle would allow to remove all speculations, well , at least it would be possible to just poke lavrov under the nose and say: "you see, our constitutional court has decided, it's not just". mr. oleksiy, well... the main thing: after may 20, the president remains 1000% legitimate, i spoke wit

, so great britain is lenimania, and great britain is an ally, england denies lenin passage, then leningerman embassy and is refused, that is, the facts indicate that at the beginning of 1917, after the coup in march , german intelligence. knows that he allegedly has a spy, vladimir lenin, and lenin despairs, he writes to inesia armand, he writes to a comrade, nothing works out, at this moment a certain dark personality appears under the name fritz platton, whom for some reason we call a swiss social democrat , in fact, this is a former russian citizen who lived in one of the baltic provinces and moved to switzerland, here is fritz plato he says, vladimir ilyevich, everything will work out. well, it’s practically already a step away from victory , we could have crushed germany there and germany is pressed against the wall, it’s in a hopeless situation, i understand correctly, in april 1917. in the hands of russia, it’s practically in the hands, we have the key to the whole world, these are the main straits, in addition, constantinople, the birthplace of our faith, is also becoming russi

, we see you all the same, although in the last six months in the united states of america, in great britain, several large monographs have been published by people who are directly related to the topic of the nuclear balance, the nuclear shield, and there it is clearly indicated that any gunpowder, any even small charge is fixed, which means that they have a very good command. information and really understand what is happening, so kyiv, if kyiv understands this, its political leadership, should be told that what once again moscow starts the topic of nuclear blackmail, only now through the mouth of this sick old cognac. the swiss format, mr. ambassador, do you believe that it will be possible to formulate a consolidated position that would allow us to move. place from a diplomatic deadlock, yes, i do not have information, whether china will join as a mediator and observer, yes, but in any case the secretary of state antony blinken has carried out his, i will not say kissingerian, well, but without a doubt an important visit, and they are to the chinese showed and outlined certain lines, sai

from the fsb about sabotage in the kherson region, which was planned with the participation of great britain. russian intelligence services together. with the military, they stopped the landing of a special forces group of the ukrainian armed forces on the tendra spit; during the battle, the ukrainian landing force was destroyed, one militant was captured. during interrogation , he described in detail how they were trained by royal marines instructors. video footage from the federal service in material by anton vernitsky. february 29th just now the captured ukrainian special forces soldier yevgeny gorin is still very emotional, after all , the only one who survived that day, talks about the failed attempt of his group to land on four boats. to capture the lighthouse on the tenderovskaya spit, and this is the same one, but today he is giving evidence to fsb investigators. until this moment, our special services had not reported what gorin immediately began to talk about during interrogations, carefully checking the information that the british were preparing sabotage. we underwent this traini

or not, but the world has really become much more dangerous, the prime minister of great britain rishisunak said about this in an interview with the british television company sky news, according to him, a whole axis of authoritarian states has now formed, their values ​​are radically different from western moreover, they actively coordinate their harmful actions among themselves, and this causes considerable damage, in particular to great britain, that is why he says... the head of the british government, his cabinet decided to increase defense spending country and at the same time give less money for other needs. what's more, last week the prime minister of great britain announced that official london will also transfer its defense industry to military rails and bring defense spending up to 2.5% of the country's gross domestic product. and this is already a great achievement. more weapons will be produced, and if we need it, if there is no victory by then, more will be given to ukraine, so we thank the british for the support and help that we already continuing, to our great regret,

, there is an obligation of ukraine to help the great britain... in the event of an attack on great britain, this can be taken skeptically, but once very long great britain made a similar agreement with portugal, it was in the 14th century, that's how they still do it, so you understand how in this world civilized countries treat this kind of paper, as you say, it's not paper, it's very important, and today , an example is, you know, i have the utmost respect for all countries, to have these agreements, this agreement with the united states, which is today, says mr. yarmak. from the times magazine, we are to believe him that it is preparing to be signed, but at the same time , in the same congress of the united states , they are to vote for aid to ukraine, and what they say that aid to ukraine, most likely it will be voted on, so it will be tied to some kind of commitment to the white house to develop a strategy for helping ukraine, that is , there must be a certain plan, and most likely this will be announced, and if we have a certain plan, there should be what? pre-occupation integration,

the entente was created by three states: france, great britain and the russian empire.o the emergence of the triple alliance of germany, austria-hungary was to prevent hegemony from winning this war if ukraine was in europe. svr director sergei naryshkin reminded the fifth republic of the role played by the russian people in the history of their country. he drew attention to another turning point: the battle for paris in... having defeated france, russia did not allow it to be destroyed and preserved it as one of the largest european powers. in 1814, our country not only helped the peoples of europe to end the bloody war as soon as possible, but globally contributed to the establishment of a just post-war world order, opposing its allies, primarily great britain and prussia, who insisted on dismembering france into several parts, russia did not allowed to humiliate defeated france. however, now the situation has turned 180°. retired french army general vinsand deporte threatens moscow with nuclear weapons of the fifth republic and confidently declares that paris must do

in addition to us aid, ukraine will receive half a billion pounds from great britain.s stated by the prime minister of the country, rishi sunok, during his visit to poland. there he met with his polish colleague donald tusk and nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. the leader discussed european security and support for ukraine, and the announced aid package will be the largest ever delivery of vital equipment in british history. in the package will include boats, long -range missiles, stormshadow, armored vehicles and almost 4 million rounds of ammunition. in addition, rishi sunok announced an increase in defense spending and stated that, in addition to security guarantees , great britain will provide ukraine with long-term financing guarantees. let's listen. taking on the historic obligation to allocate 2.5% of gdp to defense, we will step back from this fragmented, piecemeal way of supporting ukraine. so in addition to our long-term guarantees, today we also provide long-term financing guarantees, on at least the current level of military support to ukraine, every

great britain are into november's billiejean king cup finals, after a stunning 3—1 win on the clay inber. but boulter won today, as did emma raducanu again, back—to—back sensational performances from her. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was courtside. this caught behind me is being rapidly pulled apart and you might be able to hear it buzzing, it has witnessed real drama. we started by finding out french number one caroline garcia would take no part in the singles. which would have hit katie boulter hard, she is a clay—court novice at the elite level and she lost and lost 12 games in a row. she was beaten on friday. she knew she would have to play well to beat the top 50 player and did exactly that, winning 7—5, 6—0. with france still the favourites for the doubles, emma raducanu almost knew that she needed to win her singles match for the second time in two days. and having dropped the first set, she once again came from behind to win in three sets, beating diane parry. 5-2 5—2 up into the deciding set. it went into a third set tie—break, in which raducanu played brilliantly,

they both left the united states, great britain, and they would never return again. and if you look at her riding habit, you could see chose a side in the revolution. that's why. she didn't come back from england. yes yes. this iconic washington. yes oh, absolutely. this is by stuart. and he is in london, dublin at the time. and in 40 finitely, he's hounded by creditors and was even briefly imprisoned. he wrote to his friends, i expect to make a fortune by washington. and what he meant by that was that he had letters of introduction from john j. and with those letters of introduction washington, agreed to sit for him three times in 1795 and 96, the painting that originated from one of those sittings he had promised to martha washington, but kept so he could make many copies washington over his lifetime. and that provided artist with a steady income and a revenue. is this the dollar bill painting. this is without those letters. introduction from john j. george washington have sat for this portrait. i would like to think that gilbert's stuart being as talented as he wa

the saika pikko agreement of 1916 divided the asian possessions of the ottoman empire between great britain, france and russia. however, the february and then october revolutions in russia led to the collapse of the empire and the coming to power of the bolsheviks, who emerged from the war. part of the territory of the former empire went to germany, which, however, could no longer continue hostilities and was forced sign the versailles agreement. in march of the eighteenth, the entente launched a military intervention against russia, its former ally, which was unsuccessful. after the creation of the league of nations, the entente ceased to exist, but the strategic alliance between great britain and france survived in the following decades. it is noteworthy that they decided to remember the anniversary so visibly, somehow it is more customary to glorify the atlantic brotherhood or the franco-german engine of integration, but now everything is complicated, on the one hand, it is accepted demonstrate. indestructible unity, on the other hand, it is important to emphasize selfhood, an increasing

the prime ministers of great britain today promised to put their country's economy on a war footing, a record package of assistance to the kiev regime, which should receive from london, including many missiles and floating equipment for landing operations. rishisunok spoke about all this in poland at a meeting with donald tusk and secretary general nata stoltenberg. denis davidov will tell you what the reaction was. it was proposed to emulate the uk, it allocates an unprecedented tranche for the purchase of weapons, half a billion in pounds, more than 600 million in dollars, in the package that the sun transfers to ukraine 400 vehicles, 60 boats, under 2000 missiles, including long-range stormshadows, will supply another 4 million rounds of ammunition, so they are investing in security. if we don't support ukraine now, the costs will be much higher. we will put the uk defense industry on a war footing. one of the main lessons of the war in ukraine is that we are needed. this is the price for having russia as our neighbor, and we must pay the price for ukraine to win, we cannot run aw

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