great britain is a key partner from the point of view of political interaction, a key partner in thisn this part of the world for the united states, and britain is oriented towards this transatlantic unity, so even without really loud statements, and the main thing is to get support at least for the british decision, and then see if maybe it will be a certain test period, to look at russia's reaction, which washington is so afraid of, and if this reaction... will not fit into the worst scenario that washington fears about escalation in a hybrid or some other form between russia and nato, then maybe permission to use attack cams will also be granted. huh, so you're suggesting that we shouldn't expect the united states to allow long-range us weapons to be fired anytime soon, am i right? i believe that the chances of obtaining a public, well , officially announced or... non-publicly announced permission from the british side are much higher than from the american side, but as a result , in the coming months, i believe that we will be able to convince washington as well the need for such

depicted with undisguised hostility, greedy and cruel. including the threat of a military clash with great britainin introduces its fleet into the sea of ​​marmara, the straits are passed with the permission of the ottoman empire, when it is almost a question of... a military clash literally on the shores basfora, right after this the russian mit will go to make an offer to the afghan emir, moment, make an offer to declare him caliph instead of the ottoman sultan, and yes, the talk will be about the fact that we need our own caliph, just great britain will react quickly here, the emir will be forced to flee from the british troops, who will directly enter afghanistan, the second afghan war will begin and with all the twists and turns, but this speaks about the degree of the clash, including attempts to form such a an alternative center of islam, including the idea, of course, connected with the recent annexation of central asia with the russian capture of bukhara, with the status of khiva, among other things, here. with all this context, but it is precisely the crisis of the eighty-fifth year that

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i would like to, in any case, communicate closely with great britain, because great britain is reallypower, but as for cynicism, er, the use of russia in the diplomatic sphere, they were painful for us, and we did not react for a very long time, let me remind you that there, for example, in the eighteenth year, as part of the skripoli affair, the british expelled 23 of our diplomats, we of course responded, and we of course responded to those cases, when our diplomats expelled or we caught a foreign diplomat here in russia, they also expelled, but the case that was made public this week is very indicative, firstly... this is close cooperation between the ministry of foreign affairs and the fsb (fsb) provided information about this directorate and its activities and its goals further, and the fsb did not provide us with any data on their specific destructive activities, we took a principled position: if there is a department within the british ministry of foreign affairs whose goal is destruction or russian statehood, a threat to our sovereignty, then the very fact of belonging to this

britain was peter ii. this happened during the great embassy to europe. king william ii, who presented the tsar with a twenty-gun yacht. 60 english specialists left london to work in russia. and in may 1707 , the first permanent russian ambassador, andrei matveyev, arrived in london. in 1804, russia concluded an alliance with. enters the third anti-napoleonic coalition, which also includes england and sweden. the campaign ends with defeat at austerlitz in 1805, and a year later a new war begins. this time russia is in alliance with england, prussia, saxony and sweden. but napoleon again celebrates victory alexander concludes the telesidian peace, which is advantageous for him. russia and france signed a secret treaty. on a defensive offensive alliance and pledged to conduct joint military operations against any european power, but in 1812 through a month after napoleon's invasion of russia, alexander ii ended the continental blockade of great britain and concluded a peace treaty with it. russia's trade relations with england were restored, and the english

and finally, dmitry lanatovich said about the possibility of great britain being immersed in the watershe atlantic ocean. but in general , nikita sergeyevich khrushchev had already spoken about this earlier , when he said in response to various initiatives from great britain: "two or three thermonuclear strikes, your unsinkable aircraft carrier will disappear forever into the waters of the atlantic ocean. but in this regard, what i wanted to say is that there is no need. probably , it is better for the british leadership to show such persistence in lifting restrictions on the combat use of these missiles. it would be best for the british leadership to think about its own national interests and whether this decision corresponds to the deep interests of the broadest strata of british society. and the abyss swallowed it up. i can relate to your train of thought. i would really practice on the cats first, i would demolish them to hell. quarter of kiev, well, anyway, i don’t understand why kiev is needed, i really don’t understand, in this form, klyachko has already buried the entire infrast

great britain came second in _ revolution. great britain came second in the _ revolution.in the medals table and king charles posted this message on social media congratulating the paralympic congratulating the pa ralympic athletes congratulating the paralympic athletes of great britain and northern ireland and indeed the commonwealth. he said, your example has succeeded in inspiring, encouraging and lifting the hearts of all. great britain's charlotte henshaw was among those to win gold on the final day, in the para canoeing. it gold on the final day, in the para canoeing.— para canoeing. it means everything, _ para canoeing. it means everything, it— para canoeing. it means everything, it is - para canoeing. it means everything, it is what. para canoeing. it means everything, it is what i l para canoeing. it means - everything, it is what i dream about when i was a kid and i got to be somebody�*s gold medal when i was ten years old and i thought i would like to win one of those one day, and i achieved that dream in tokyo, but to win the double here is beyond what i could

, great britain has already announced sanctions against iran due to the transfer of missiles to russia. anthony blinken confirmed the information that russia did receive ballistic missiles from iran. let's hear what the secretary of state of the united states of america had to say. warned tehran publicly, we warned tehran privately, that this step would be a dangerous escalation. dozens of russian servicemen have been trained in iran to use it the f-360 ballistic missile system, which has a maximum range of 75 miles. russia has now received deliveries of these ballistic missiles and has probably been using them against the ukrainians for several weeks. mr. oleksiy, immediately after this information was made public, it became known that biden is going to discuss with the prime minister of great britain, keir starmer, on friday, september 13, the permission for ukraine to use long-range weapons on the territory of the russian federation, and state secretary antony blinken and the head of the british foreign ministry david lemmy will visit kyiv this week, and he announced this at a joint

but then again great britain is not the russian federation or it is not there an asian country, theys, they value some state of diplomatic relations between countries. therefore, i very much doubt that great britain will unilaterally give this permission, they will wait for some kind of agreement from the united states. and why alone? maybe they are cooperating with france. orbán, i say, orbán also gave quite clear signals about french weapons, we see serious changes in them, by the way, they formed a new government, and they say that he is the rightist of all the rightists, the most rightist, in a word, that it means for us, although we see that everything is okay with the minister of foreign affairs, there is jean noel barot, he is an ally of ukraine in... the russian-ukrainian war, but in general this government is better or worse for us, and whether the french will support britain's initiatives will doublet be allowed? well, i guess, unfortunately, given that virtually no modern weaponry can do without american microchips and semiconductors manufactured over there in taiwan under

the economy of great britain, which is called one of...reat britain is the only major economy that, by the international monetary fund predicts will shrink this year. inflation continues to squeeze wages, deepening a long-standing decline in living standards, supply chains remain fragile and the country is experiencing its worst wave of strikes in 30 years. the cascade of strikes for britons began in april, when... the train drivers' union refused to take passengers, and 100 million trips were cancelled during the dispute , with no final agreement ever reached. the fall of the industrial giant began with a strike by plant workers. that its place was taken by russia. industrial potential is calculated using a formula that adds up the cost of fixed assets, the cost of personnel, the cost of technology and the cost of information. so, experts have calculated that last year great britain produced goods and services worth 259 billion dollars, 200 billion pounds, while in france this figure is 265, in italy 83, and in russia 287 billion dollars,

, meaning the prime minister of great britain, keir starr. but there is no such decision, what was the reason, in your opinion, for such a decision not to be made? first of all that what the president of the usa officially declares, he is afraid of a new escalation of the war, and it is initiated not only by some general threats, but through the intelligence channels between putin and biden, and this is through naryshkin and the director syrubons, who is constantly coming forward. has a warning, you will give permission to carry out strikes on the territory of russia, we will consider that the usa and russia are in a state of war, and we will understand, then we will strike both at american facilities and at the facilities of nato allies. absurd, because russia will not stand, but it is clear that biden is reacting, is very careful about giving permission, only sectorally, and believes that we should defend our territory, and gradually displace the enemy at the expense of such assistance, but it is very limited. this is a fundamentally strategically incorrect position, the enemy can on

another topic, gentlemen, is the detention of people's deputy artem dmytruk in great britain, you know, dear tv viewers, that this people's deputy has fled... from ukraine and now, after the wanted announcement, he was detained in great britain and dmytruk himself recorded a video in his telegram channel, let's listen to what he said. zelensky demands my urgent extradition. today, as part of this process , i was detained by law enforcement officers. another deputy andriy odarchenko, against whom criminal proceedings have been opened, he is accused of trying to bribe the head of the agency, the former head of the agency for the reconstruction of ukraine, mustafi nayem, he is wanted internationally, sir. volodymyr, we see people's deputies fleeing ukraine and fleeing across the borders, zelenskyi, literally three weeks ago, held a meeting after dmytrouk's escape with border guards, with the sbu, with those responsible for border control, what is happening now, to be honest, i cannot understand how the country works adult men who cannot go abroad. because of the martial law, and we are al

a victim of political persecution by the government of volodymyr zelensky upon his arrival in great britain. there are also assumptions, i will add, unconfirmed assumptions at the moment, that the deputy drove the big one. britain, declaring himself a victim persecution on religious grounds, literally at the entry point to great britain, precisely because, as he explained, of the support of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate. and this moment, according to british organists, including jordan maxwell, will play an extremely important role. we can see that previously the british leadership and, say, the ministry of foreign affairs and even the top of the anglican church expressed their concern about the actions of the ukrainian authorities aimed at the zaboronus church in ukraine, and as noted, let's say, if we use a popular expression of the english language, if dmytrouk plays his cards right, he might be able to delay the decision on extradition for quite a while. under the guise of this thesis that i have already mentioned of banishing him on the basis of his religious

great britain "— to be another gold for great britain... -- it— to be another gold for great britain— to be another gold for great britain... —— it is the - to be another gold for greati britain... —— it is the closing stages _ "yes!", he says. on news nights, big interviews and our regular panel of news nighters. of course, a look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. —— they tell us more people will die. good evening. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has asked for forgiveness for not bringing back alive the six hostages found dead in southern gaza at the weekend, as protests continue injerusalem and tel aviv, aimed at forcing the government to agree a hostage release deal with hamas. 97 hostages taken on october 7th remain in gaza. 33 of them are believed to be dead. here, the government announced the immediate suspension of around 30 arms export licenses for military equipment to israel because of a risk that it might be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. more on that in a moment, but first let's hear from lucy williamso

well, first of all, he went to moldova, then he ended up in great britain.the way , i think it was his mistake to go to great britain, let's see, because with the extradition problem, we have seen it for a long time, in france, there and in some others countries, extradition is always not a simple situation, but the point is not... that here is a people's deputy, he has already crossed the border illegally, and we have not only people's deputies, we have tens of thousands of men who have crossed the border illegally, dozens thousands, if not hundreds, i don't know the exact statistics, no one knows, and we know the answer to this question, what is the problem, yes corruption, unfortunately, yes it works at the border, not only at customs or. there, in relations with the tax office, and at the border, she also sometimes works differently, plus the border crossing channels have already been established there, and we need to deal with this, i don't think that this problem can be solved all at once, it is an old problem, and now in the conditions of the war it h

united states of america, great britain, does that mean that our partners are already inclined to giveission to ukraine to strike with their weapons on the territory of the russian federation, because... the axis of evil is expanding its capabilities, it is absolutely obvious and it is absolutely obvious that the westerners.

operational intelligence work, and... we are talking about the united states of america, about great britain, there is also a kind of such organization five eyes, fifth class, i think, andrei viktorovich, you can tell in more detail what this is for our esteemed viewers, well , it is an association of the special services of five countries, and between which certain conditions are established interaction, in this regard this is an example of cooperation, intelligence. western countries, and not only, by the way, there are several of these formats, not only five eyes, there are also a much larger number of voices, several more formats, each of which works, well, actually, within the framework of its competence, yes ruslan anatonevich, i'm coming back to you, i apologize for the topic of intelligence officer spy, well here it really is very close. in the meaning of the word, why? because, well, an intelligence officer, of course, carries out separate tasks, analysis, collection of information, analysis, provision for decision-making, a spy, well, this is the person who, among other things, per

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have already seen not only the united states of america providing aid for 700 million, but also great britainor 500 million , even the baltic countries provide a lot of powerful assistance, so today only one should be expected. this is really a plan that should provide, and i generally believe that we should have a national security strategy that should prescribe the role of everyone in this war. the role of the armed forces of the military-industrial complex, which also rose thanks to the help of a partner, partners and the civilian population, that is, everything should be in such a way that we understand where we are going, where there are weak points, where we need to strengthen, and where you need to push, and the public is also very important, because today the public is very... already weakly represented in the external field, mainly organizations such as the united nations, such as the un general assembly, they focus on public opinion, so i believe that the plan, which will be presented by mr. zelenskyi, it will depend mainly on the help that will be provided to us by our partners, it

information , there was a report that on friday, biden will discuss with the prime minister of great britain keir starmer, the permission for ukraine to use long-range weapons on the territory of the russian federation, blinkin announced this, and it also became known that blinkin and the head of the british foreign ministry, david lammy, will visit kyiv already this week. ms. irene, does this mean that the situation with the supply of iranian ballistic missiles to ukraine pushes both the united states of america and great britain to a decision, a decision to give the ukrainians the opportunity to strike on the territory of the russian federation. because this iranian ballistic missile program, that was obviously one of the red lines for our western partners? ah, you know, the world, unfortunately, including primarily the united states, and my colleagues and i can attest to this from our many discussions with very different american audiences, unfortunately, other the countries of the european union couldn't even there, you know, draw a scenario of a... victory of ukraine due to the defeat o

great britain calls on the usa to allow ukraine to use western weapons deep into russian territory. make a positive decision. economy of wartime. ukraine is increasing the production of weapons and ammunition. is it possible to completely transfer the ukrainian economy to the military rails and in what way to do it? we will talk about this and more during the next 45 minutes. let me remind you that we work not only on the live air of the tv channel. as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. for those who are currently watching us there live, please subscribe to our pages and also take part in our survey. today we are asking you, friends, about the following: are you satisfied with the work of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine. yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have a separate opinion, please leave it in the comments below this video. if you watch us on tv, take your smartphone or phone and vote on 0800 211 381 if you are satisfied with the work of the main ministry of defense intelligence directorate, no 0800 211 382,

well, first of all, he went to moldova, then he ended up in great britain, and by the way. i think it was his mistake to go to great britain, let's see, because there are problems with extradition, we've already seen it a long time ago, in france there and in some other countries, extradition is always a difficult situation, but the point is not that here is a people's deputy, he crossed the border illegally, and we have not only people's deputies, we have tens of thousands... men crossed the border illegally, tens of thousands, if possible not hundreds, i don't know the exact statistics, no one knows, and we know the answer to this question, what is the problem, yes, corruption, unfortunately, yes, it works at the border , not only at customs or there in relations with the tax office, yes, at the border it is also different, sometimes it works, plus the border crossing channels have already been established there, so we have to deal with that. i don't think that this problem can be single-mindedly renewed and putin's current statements are a compromise option, and some wes

a meeting with the president of the united states of america, biden. and the prime minister of great britain starmer, but neither britain nor the united states of america have taken any decision yet, and as the times writes, britain will not allow ukraine to strike the territory of the russian federation without the consent of the united states of america, although last week the guardian wrote that it seems that the decision about stormshadow has already been made. does the lack of information about this decision mean that this decision can be made already or will be made public after the stormsheds, for example, fly over the territory of the russian federation? well, it's logical, it was like that before all the time, i am also sure that this decision will be made, just now delaying this decision is a grenade, well, in favor of the russian federation, because russia also understands what i think in its own way. agents and in general, that this decision will be made, it gives them the opportunity, and we know it, to move those targets that they have in the range of 300 km there, and stormsha

i am proud that great britain helped at the decisive moment. it was a decision, of course, in washington. they needed to defeat russia, and better yet, on the battlefield. that is why, in fact, there was a negotiation process. we support the ukrainians, and we must help them to demolish. we will accept them into nato and thus make our own springboard there for the fight against russia. that is all. premiere, vavan and lexus show. today on the first. on air is the big game. and now we very briefly discuss the situation we are in today. well, as far as i remember, and i remember that time well, still did not set myself the task of destroying the soviet union, that is, if it happens, not bad, but in general , the main task that the west initially set was to oust the soviet union from eastern europe, which in the soviet union with full justification, occupied after forty-fifth year, therefore, to a large extent for them, by the way, the collapse of the soviet union was a surprise, which they of course. the east is becoming the world center, it is i

the question and the strategic defeat of russia, in particular , to the political leadership of great britainwell, i would like to ask them a question: what, in fact, are you pursuing the national, vital interests of great britain in resolving this issue, please name them point by point, first, second, third, we will strike, for example, at nizhny novgorod, life in great britain will go in a completely different direction. direction after this strike, it will definitely go in another direction right away, now , actually, well, since you insist on this, i mean on strikes on targets deep in russia, since you are showing such diligence and zeal in resolving these issues, then maybe - well then, everything i say further is reasoning exclusively from the rubric, if i were the director, if such strikes begin from the armed forces of ukraine, if such permission, including in the great... britain gives, then well, let's consider that we have up to to a certain extent, hands are untied in this matter. vladimir vladimirovich, i just heard you, this is exactly what he said in st. petersburg, that for us

on the one hand, it laid the foundation for the special relationship between great britain and the unitedtes, and we are generally seeing them today, here is britain's exit from the european union, brexit, the strategy of global britain, it is... a superpower, and the europeans, well, at best , have some strategic autonomy under the united states of america. european countries are not only forced to be under pressure. miracle, including, this is the refusal to spend enough resources on the development and maintenance of their own defense capabilities, what the us does for them, and of course, in response, the europeans must sacrifice their interests where these interests collide with issues and problems that are of priority importance to the united states, such is life in the modern multipolar system of international. about their independence, which is also very sad, let us think about it, the european union is at least 30 years old, such a stable formation, in this european union, which of the countries speaks about itself, about its national interest, here we are talking, but practicall

china topped the medal table with great britain in second.spectacular closing ceremony in the stade de france, celebrating the over 4000 athletes who took part in 22 different sports. although some of them having to wear ponchos, thanks to the french weather. there was also a celebration of parisian nightlife with 24 different artists from the electronic music scene performing. but in the end, the night was really for the athletes. amongst the medals on the final day of competition, the netherlands beat the united states to retain their title in the women's wheelchair basketball. folashade oluwafemiayo of nigeria won gold in the women's over 86kg powerlifting with a world record, and the final gold medal went to iran. ahmad aminzadeh took gold in the men's over 107kg powerlifting. and this is how the final medal table ended, china streets ahead of anyone else on 220 medals. of those, 94 were gold. great britain was second with 49 golds and the united states came in third. now the host, france, they came eighth — their best performance in 20 y

great britain was second with 49 golds and the united states came in third.d the french sports minister not only hailed the sporting achievement, but also highlighted the impact the games had had on french society. la qualit de l�*exp rience dans les transports en commun the. the impact the games had had on french society. translation: quality of the experience in i public transport, etc. means that now when people with disabilities get into a taxi or a restaurant, the perception and the welcome of each person will no longer be the same. so that's the paralympic revolution we're talking about. it's a social revolution. as we say, great britain came second in the medals table, and king charles posted this message on social media congratulating the paralympic athletes of great britain, northern ireland and indeed the commonwealth. he said... great britain's charlotte henshaw was amongst those to win gold on the final day in the para canoeing. i mean, it means everything. it's what i dreamed about when i was a kid, and i got to wear somebody�*s gold medal when i

great britain. the composition of the diplomatic department also changed.h a different way of thinking came to replace ardent imperialists. in russia, such a person was the new head of the ministry of foreign affairs, alexander petrovich izvolsky, in britain edward gray. it was these two men who understood the need to conclude an agreement. and in 1907, london and st. petersburg signed a convention on the division of spheres of influence in asia. in reality, this convention was several documents concerning tibet, afghanistan and persia. according to the concluded agreement, tibet was recognized as part of the qing empire. afghanistan was considered a sphere of influence of great britain, while persia was divided into three spheres of influence. the russian sphere of influence included the northern, the most developed regions of the country in terms of industry, trade, and in terms of urban development. the parties agreed that each of them would not seek new concessions or any kind of economic or trade dominance.

meeting between the president of the united states of america biden and the prime minister of great britainarmer, but no decision has been made so far by either britain or the united states of america adopted, and as the times writes, britain will not allow ukraine to strike the territory of the russian federation. the consent of the united states of america, although last week the guardian wrote that the decision on stormshadow had already been made. does the lack of information about this decision mean that this decision can be made already or made public after stormshadow, for example, flies over the territory of the russian federation? well, it's logical, it was like that all the time. i am also sure that this solution will be simple. and now procrastination with this the solution is grenades, well, in favor of the russian federation, because russia also understands, i think, through its channels, agency channels and in general, that this decision will be made, it gives them the opportunity, and we know it, to move the goals that are in them in the reach zone there is 300 km, and a stor

there is constant communication between the united states and great britain on almost all global issues. well, of course, regarding the support of ukraine. i was leading our mission in london when vladimir putin attacked the ukraine. of course, he denied everything until the day of the attack. but we, the united states and great britain, shared intelligence. we were ready, we knew it was going to happen, and since then we have been working hard with different prime ministers and now with another government in britain. this is a great opportunity for prime minister keir starmer to hold talks with president biden, who has more time for such meetings now that he is out of the election race. today they will meet, hold a teta-teta meeting in the oval office, and then they will go to blue. to know at the white house, where they will hold a more extended meeting with their senior staff and ambassadors. regarding vladimir putin's statements, we've heard a lot of them since he launched this illegal, unprovoked attack on ukraine, not on its sovereignty, on its territorial integrity, it was really

and france will be given, no, this is unlikely, no, no, the second point, and great britain has already it, you forgot, quite recently, they said their prime minister, we are giving, and then he went to america, met with the american president there. what was wrong , was it not sergeych who finally did not give, well, how did he give it, he made a statement pretending strategic uncertainty these statements, these statements were all, as they say, made public, published, then he went to america, it turned out that he was misunderstood, he is not pro-missile at all, and that's why this does not mean that tension will decrease, because don't forget that ukraine has its own types of weapons and they are, they are quite powerful, just this is a strike on what kind of, this is a strike? he says: if the strike is carried out by missiles or drones, we reserve the right to launch a nuclear strike in response, there is no it is written and not said that if they strike with drones, which they made from some chinese spare parts or somewhere there, i don’t know, in zhitomir, in a basement on their k

china topped the medal table with great britain second.. 11 days of competition ended with a spectacular closing ceremony in the stade de france, celebrating the over 4,000 athletes who took part in 22 different sports. although some of them having to wear ponchos thanks to the french weather, there was also a celebration of parisian nightlife with 24 different artists from the electronic music scene performing. but in the end the night was really for the athletes. amongst the medals on the final day of competition, the netherlands beat the united states to retain their title in the women's wheelchair basketball. folashade oluwafunmilayo of nigeria won gold in the women's over 86kg powerlifting with a world record, and the final gold medal went to iran. ahmad ahmadzadeh took gold in the men's over 107kg powerlifting. and this is how the final medal table ended. china streets ahead of anyone else on 220 medals. of those, 94 were gold. great britain was second with 49 golds and the united states came in third. now the host, france, they came

not seen since the cold war, especially often these threats are faced by the united states and great britainday we cooperate in complete contradiction to the international system, where our two countries are facing an unprecedented set of threats, the publication of the intelligence chiefs says. and moore emphasized that their services are working together to confront russia, trying to prevent the activities that, in their opinion, russian intelligence services are allegedly carrying out in europe and are directing significant resources to this end. such opinions have already been voiced more than once in the west, and recently they have become increasingly common, as ideas about a direct armed conflict between nato and russia. the kremlin's position is unchanged: russia does not threaten anyone, but will not leave anyone without attention to actions potentially dangerous to its interests, here on... creates tension. moscow records unprecedented activity of the alliance near the state's borders. moscow is open to dialogue with nato, but on an equal basis, the russian foreign ministry said. t

so they were declared surplus and they were sent to great britain. now, this turned out to be a very popular decision, a very popular deal with the american public, because everybody oh, we get all these great bases, we get away but old destroyers and we get these great bases that'll help protect our coast. so it was a very popular. decision and one which allowed to push congress to modify the neutral act to allow him to sell arms to belligerent nations on a cash and carry basis. so the neutrality act said you can't send ships to foreign ports, are involved in a war. you can't give weapons you can't give supplies. but this cash and carry bases sort of was enough to let roosevelt provide weapons to england and france, but not to german, because england france controlled the atlantic, or at least they controlled the surface of the atlantic. so as this new cash and carry neutrality act was enacted, a new leader was emerging in this anti roosevelt movement. so charles lindbergh had become an instant global celebrity in 1927 when he flew solo across the a

wanted to use individual theses from the atlantic charter, in order to, to weaken the influence of great britain in the colonies, and this caused great disapproval in churchill, but in the end, he resigned himself to the role, as he himself later joked, of lieutenant. roosevelt, agreed to sign the document on american terms. what did this give? on the one hand, it laid the foundation for the special relationship between great britain and the united states, and we generally observe them today. here is britain's exit from the european union, brexit, the strategy of global britain - these are some echoes of the atlantic charter. on the other hand, the british ceded the status of the empress mary, an american. the domination of the united states of america, it really arose after the second world war, because it was a unique chance, this domination. games, and if there is one giant geopolitical player, then even on a psychological level, and having such gigantic additional economic opportunities, he subordinates players of a level below his ideology, and this is even visible in photographs, the most

in the states of america, and in great britain, there is also a kind of such organization five eyes,th class, i think, andrey viktorovich, you can tell in more detail what this is for our esteemed viewers, well , this is an association of special services - five countries, between which certain conditions of interaction have been established, in this regard it is an example of cooperation, intelligence services of e. western countries, and not only, by the way, there are several of these formats, not only five eyes, there are also a much larger number voice, several more formats, each of... tasks recruited including intelligence systems, but the point is that a caught intelligence officer, yes in any state, this is interpreted as a spy, espionage, so here the difference is actually very small, because both of them perform, well, in principle, one task, if we talk about the main idea that we are laying down in this issue, one system, the second system, the fight... that is, to manage the entire process single-handedly, well, the so-called policeman, yes, the world gendarme, this is on

but things have not gone to plan with both draper and dan evans great britain win their davis cup tien evans beaten in manchester today — which means going into tonight's doubles match britain have already lost the tie. patrick geary reports: manchester, are you ready? in this arena some of the greatest singers on earth have performed. these men are not among them but in tennis circles, at leastjack are not among them but in tennis circles, at least jack draper mania is gathering pace. first on the navy against argentina, dan evans no mere support acts, plaintiff is cup tennis since 2009, so a break point against thomas, he would've known what a chance this was. it proved a painful pay for it. ranking 1141; painful pay for it. ranking 144 places higher, making good on his escape. he took the break and the set, though evans saved five match points in the second, he could not find a way back. 1—0, argentina. time for great britain to play there jack. a week ago, draper was preparing for the us open semifinal after a run that rocketed him into the spotlight of british men's tennis. that

russia, then the reaction will be directed against great britain. what could this reaction be?easures that he can use. the first, of course, is to break off diplomatic relations, which will ultimately put great britain in a difficult position. and russia can also stop all supplies all trade with great britain. why are you ukrainian, then, and why does he go to a ukrainian at 3 o'clock, well, yes, it's cheaper, of course, yes, uh, and accordingly, we are now watching how, by the way, there is a sharp aggravation of relations between ukraine and poland, and again - the tusk government, which has always been loyal, sekorsky is generally a certified stamped russophist, uh, we know, he has had it from his youth, young blood, young nails, so, here he is... recently he has simply broken pots with zelensky, there are rumors here that zelensky yelled at him, and the polish media are spreading this yelled, shouted, swore, and they also had a row with kuleba at a recent forum about volyn massacre, where kuleba entered into openly harassment, then still the minister of foreign affairs of u

the economy of great britain, which is called one of the main beneficiaries of the war in ukraine, is also not feeling very well. great britain is the only major economy, which, according to forecasts of the international monetary fund, will shrink this year. inflation continues to push down wages, exacerbating a long-standing decline in living standards, supply chains remain fragile and the country is experiencing its worst wave of strikes in 30 years. the cascade of strikes for britons began in april, when the train drivers' union refused to drive passengers. during the disputes, 100 million trips were cancelled , and no final agreement was reached. strikes by plant workers at... in 2023, the corporation closed its coke oven plant in scunthorpe, minus 260 jobs, but today officials say that the main plant with 2,500 people will be hit. according to analysts, it finally finished off metallurgical giant's proposal to implement green production initiatives, worth more than a billion pounds. as a result, london has dropped out of the top 10 countries in industrial potential. industrial p

however, there will come a time, if the united states, great britain and their allies authorize the usef long-range missiles deep into russian territory, when putin will ... have to take such a step, as you suggest, mr. borkovsky, everything that is written on paper like the budapest memorandum is of no importance to putin, he understands only one language - the language of the overwhelming power, so his armed forces must be degraded to such an extent that he is no longer able to continue this war against ukraine. as we know from the 30s of the last century, in particular from the secret agreements between nazi germany and... the union, that the leaders in moscow used to violate agreements when it was beneficial to them. for example, despite prior agreements, stalin's plans to invade poland led to world war ii. the same applies to putin, he does not care what is written on paper. thus, first it is necessary to reduce the military potential of russia, and only after that one should think about the methods of verification of any agreement. verification can include a set of states, guarant

don't really want to turn the whole world into dust, especially ukrainian radio, so britain and great britaining temptation, and britain and the usa, i beg your pardon, are fighting temptation, on the one hand, and they understand that really only their more active passion for war. ukraine can be saved by the kiev regime, on the other hand, they want to get involved, they are trying to persuade themselves not to be beaten, they are trying to persuade themselves that, well, these are just putin’s words, putin will not fulfill them and so on, let’s try, on the third hand, there is a common understanding that, in general, if putin spoke so harshly, then, probably, putin will do something, and it is not necessary to strike at the territory of great britain or the territory of the usa, it is enough to strike at objects belonging to them. say, you know, there is this little bastard in ukraine, a drug addict, he is blackmailing me here, knowing full well that i cannot leave him now to say publicly, you know, and we are stopping supporting zelensky, because he has gone completely mad, baidon cannot s