as a result, they agreed to help great britain and france in the development of russian. primorye in the way they claimed, the americans also wanted to gain access to the resources of the far east and interfere with murmansk and arkhangelsk gain a foothold. there, japan also had views of russian territory. and the americans, in support of kolchak's troops, landed their troops in vladivostok . if i'm not mistaken in the eighteenth year, which was supposed to, uh, take part in hostilities against the red partisans, then there was no red army in the far east, it then came later, but there were red partisans so the americans were marked by terrible atrocities. until now , you can find historical photographs on the internet, how americans deal with those who who sympathized with the bolsheviks? and this is a black page in american history. they behaved in vladivostok as invaders and interventionists. therefore, now when some of us say that in all the wars, we were allies with america. and our relations deteriorated after the second world war for political reasons. they deliber

harvest residents of great britain france are forced to save water, and the authorities of one of thetaly and everyone hired him to search for moisture. the psychic will be told in more detail by artyom krasulin. 113 million years is the age of discovered dinosaur footprints in the natural park in texas, they appeared on the surface due to the shallowing of the rivers and will now be protected, even if the weather returns to normal in the foreseeable future, the chances of rain. in this area just above freezing in southern texas and arizona, the worst drought in a decade, scientists attribute it to global warming in america and other countries. we are seeing extreme climate change somewhere there is a record drought, and in other areas a devastating flood is recorded these changes are one of the most fundamental findings of earlier climate science a couple of decades back. it was a prediction about the future, and today it has become a reality not only in the usa but all over the world. american farmers are counting the losses not only from the lack of rains, but because of their exce

the entente great britain france italy usa japan completely stopped economic relations with our countryto keep such sanctions as they would say today and many other countries. the first barrga sanctions against the young soviet state were announced as early as 1917 , when the entente countries that took part in the war against the soviet e. the republics announced an embargo on gold for export for sale for trade in resources and products of the soviet union there was a fairly large list, maybe no less, and maybe even more than this list, which is now and these sanctions were in effect until february 1920, the reason for the imposition of sanctions was the conclusion of a separate peace with germany, recall that germany lost the first world war and was then also under

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we see that the countries of the five usa great britain france germany italy will always support everyecision of the local authorities, but they could influence the extremely irresponsible kostovo side to postpone the application of some decisions before we meet. in brussels, vučić especially noted the positive role of russian diplomacy. in these tense nightly conversations. i want to thank those who supported serbia, especially the representatives of the ministry of foreign affairs of the russian federation, who accurately noticed that the village president was coming down and reacted very, very correctly. he hopes that the kosovo authorities will have enough sense not to create a new conflict. although all their latest actions. they talked about the opposite ate. let's try to save the world at any cost. i ask the albanians to understand, i ask the serbs not to give in to provocations and not to do anything that could lead to to any conflict, but i also ask the representatives of the powerful and big countries that have recognized kosovo's independence to take a little care of interna

those are the features which marked an improvident stewardship for which great britain and france at dearly to pay churchill beak realised. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. ah, had been a big mistake with the balkan complex been simmering for some time or so as not. she was a sub scope, a whirlpool, karina quiet a little bit more than enough to albanians demanded the cause of a subs changed car license plates. in other words, they recognized kosovo. either she saw that row for the hell she bought for the fell grade, refused kosovo. is serbia so discriminating against something that is a slap in the face? a sort of, of course your role to play from is on your post for your was true bill was set up the can go there for the for there at the good thing. it really doesn't it, i'll buy the sima dom or i should all be go below me. i live is, will still be in president alexander gucci. hasn't ruled out the possibility that the west is waiting for the right moment to strike the republic. gone is going with

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actually be the only adequate response to russian aggression at the time in the 19th century great britain franceave russia a clear answer during the crimean war, when they protected the interests of turkey, which could have been completely destroyed or collapsed as a result of russian actions, well, as a result the crimean war program by russia, tsar nicholas died of grief, i do not think that britain will send its troops to ukraine, if we went to escalate the war, it would mean that putin could very well resort to the use of nuclear weapons on this occasion or invade nato countries such as estonia, the most important now to provide the ukrainian troops and the ukrainian people with all possible tools for victory, it would be great if the entire collective event had a single cohesive, coordinated and consistent campaign to provide ukraine with military technology, as well as financial support for families who are currently fighting for survival, i am also aware of how many ukrainian entrepreneurs are having a hard time right now, i know ukrainians who have left their families in ukraine here in

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nativists, we have a statement on sunday, as you know , the leaders of the united states, great britain, francey communicated with igor romanenko, unfortunately, unfortunately, we have lost contact and i really hope that if we do not restore contact with mr. general now, we will be waiting for another guest, oleksandr

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oh, those are the features which marked i named providence stewardship, for which great britain and france had dearly to pay churchill beak realised on. and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. ah had been a big mistake. ah, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a we're show you the most all or so for the west. russia is the aggression. no, if injured much about my music, you wouldn't do too much to lose it. so what i see, we have any quality for russians. can. all we gotta do is just feed them over the head and just tell them the right way to live there is going to do it. yeah, just a boy with a supporter. i'm with us on the list

the leaders of the united states, great britain, france , and germany talked about this, mr. have again lost contact with igor romanenko, unfortunately, unfortunately, we have lost contact, and i really hope that if we do not restore contact with mr. general now, then we will wait for another guest oleksandr musienko. he should be in touch and i say once again that the leaders of these countries have discussed this issue and they are determined that if russia uses, if not the tactical use of nuclear weapons, then it will use the nuclear effect, this is the second direction and pu - scarecrows, i.e. the first massive strikes on ukraine, doomsday time or whatever, and the second is nuclear, and in order not to leave them with illusions about this, they have prepared an approach regarding the fact that if it happens, then cancel it with the fifth the nato article is still considered as an action. apparently, we are at such a limit because putin did not believe in many things, but he will receive

of western production of microchips that are mainly produced in the usa but also come from great britain, franceetherlands , switzerland and japan, and there is an opinion that if it will be possible to cut this as it is called silicon life in volhynia, it is possible to permanently undermine russia's ability to wage a modern war and this would affect not only the war in ukraine, it would prevent the russians , for example, from accurately launching cruise missiles, this would also greatly help such countries as estonia , georgia and moldova, which fear that they are next in line of putin's aggressive intentions, but the problem is to reach an international agreement on closing these loopholes, for example, to convince a country like india, which fortifies almost half of its defense capabilities from russia, to do what it can to undermine its own security, so this is a challenge, but they say that this is an opportunity for the west to prevent russia from waging a modern war, and we will talk to an expert about western sanctions and western support for ukraine of the polish institute of internat

we see that the countries of the five usa great britain france germany italy will always support everyecision of the local authorities, but they could influence the extremely irresponsible kostovo side to postpone the application of some decisions before we meet. in brussels , vučić especially noted the positive role of russian diplomacy. in these tense nightly negotiations. i want to thank those who supported serbia, especially representatives of the ministry of foreign de. the russian federation, which noticed exactly what was happening and reacted very, very correctly, the serbian president hopes that the kosovo authorities will have enough sense not to create a new conflict. although all their latest actions. they talked about the opposite the day before in the northern part of kosovo, they did not admit the public, air raid sirens sounded. there are practically orthodox churches of the kosovo metro, and this is an enclave where most of the inhabitants of serbs rang the bells, this happened here for the first time since nato, bombing, government. kosovo sent special forces to the b

harvest residents of great britain france are forced to save on water, and the authorities of one ofor moisture. psychic. artyom krasulin will tell you more 113 million years is the age of discovered dinosaur footprints in a texas natural park on the surface. they appeared because of the shallowing of the rivers, and now they will be under protection, even if the weather returns to normal in the foreseeable future, chances of rain. in this area just above freezing in southern texas and arizona, the worst drought in a decade, scientists attribute it to global warming in america and other countries. we are seeing extreme climate change, there is a record drought somewhere, and in other areas it has been recorded destructive floods these changes are one of the most fundamental findings. the early climate sciences a couple of decades ago - it was a prediction of the future, and today it's a reality, not only in the us but all over the world, american farmers are counting the losses not only from the lack of rains, but because of their excess in the north. the same texas and arizona tropi

as soon as possible , the leaders of germany, france, great britain and the united states called on thef germany, france, great britain and the united states to ensure the visit of iaea experts to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, they held a joint telephone conversation and once again stressed that they would continue to support ukraine, but, by the way, it is this support that is now a direct threat to world security on the eve of they especially fired at the territory with nato-style heavy artillery. in addition, kiev cannot guarantee the safety of iaea employees and deliberately delay the visit. they said in our form, but i will add that the situation around the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant was discussed by phone last friday by vladimir putin and emmanuel macron of russia the leader then drew attention to the fact that the shelling of energodar by the ukrainian military creates a danger of occurrence. catastrophes. putin also confirmed moscow's readiness to provide assistance specialists. mgt during a trip to zaporozhye in india, more than fifty people became victims of floods

level of ministers of the participating countries the deal is actually iran russia china usa great britain franceding to our diplomats, is on the side of the americans it was they who were president 4 years ago donald trump walked out of the deal, and now he is trying to return it the day before in washington, they confirmed that they had received iranian responses to the latest proposals. under the terms of the treaty, we are now studying the answers early along the way, we are consulting with our european allies about further actions. from the very beginning of the negotiations. return to the deal. we have acted deliberately and as a matter of principle we do not look at what is happening with pessimism or optimism the stakes are high if iran gets a nuclear weapon it will be a challenge to our foreign policy national security and the collective security of the international community. therefore, we must maintain a clear view and a pragmatic approach believes that the us will not be dragged along. the answer is in their interests. reopen the deal on the iranian nuclear program as soon as possibl

in great britain, france and germany, 3 quarters of the population say they feel concerned. climate has become a major preoccupation. but the latest surveys reveal that one out of 3 people on earth remain skeptical about the man made origins of climate change. among them are some highly influential political figures, global warming, under that it's a lot of, it's a hoax. it's a hoax. i don't believe it wrong wrong. moreover, these official declarations are undeniably dictated by financial and economic interests. but despite scientific evidence, a 100000000 americans and 70000000 europeans to day, sincerely down the element of human responsibility in global warming. how can we explain this reluctance to acknowledge what is so obvious? for tally sharing a research or a neuro science, it has to do with the way our brain processes information. in fact, without realizing it, we used to ignoring messages that go against our beliefs. psychologists call this confirmation bias. if i think that vaccines are very effective and i read an article suggesting that it is, that will make me more confide

uh, the aggression of the nato countries by the large nato countries great britain germany france italy and other countries, and not these small-scale ones. excuse me, more there and the baltic is connected, firstly, with the aggressive policy of nato towards our country, statements. uh, the leading politicians of the west, but that they will bring russia to its knees, combat duty of a nigga with daggers in service. here the peat bog is smoldering around the clock and together with exterminating new fires. e, a group of rescuers from the capital was sent there to help, but before that, kurenkov visited the ryazan region. uh, there uh, even the military was involved in the extinguishing. here the smoke of those fires reached. uh, moscow has already been given by regions in the komi republic in two days. the area of ​​natural fires has increased by almost one and a half times to 5,000 hectares. the situation in the nizhny novgorod region worsened. area of ​​forest fires. there it has already exceeded 3,000 hectares, and in the vorotynsky district, an emergency regime was introduced. but i

russia and these are countries in which there is a lot of russian money this is switzerland great britain is francey with solovyov's villa and other scoundrels there. that is, this is an extremely large amount of property of russian citizens and the russian state, and we are already in a pair . - this is one of those constitutions that should do this, the second practical thing - this is a tribunal, a tribunal against russian war criminals, attention is not directed at putin, it is very important to prosecute specifically the person who killed a person in ukraine, a civilian

these are the countries in which there is a lot of russian money this is switzerland this is great britain this france is italy with solovyov's villa and other scoundrels there. that is, this is an extremely large amount of property of russian citizens and the russian state, and we are already in a pair. the difficult path is not easy, but it's just a gamble - it's one of those constitutions that should do it, the second practical thing - it's a tribunal, a tribunal against russian war criminals, pay attention not to putin, it's very important that there specifically pursue the person who killed a person there in ukraine, a civilian, i did not commit a crime on the territory of ukraine, there is a general prosecutor’s office for this purpose, investigative bodies are of course very difficult for them, because a lot of these unfortunately, such terrible crimes have occurred, but there is also the crime of aggression itself, and that is that russia attacked ukraine for absolutely no reason. and putin himself and his closest circle must be responsible for this. and this can only be done by an internation

serbia, which was recognized by about 100 un member states, in particular the united states, great britain and franceabout 80 other countries refused to do so, in particular russia and china. ukraine also does not recognize the independence of kosovo and has not had diplomatic relations with this region since 2014. moscow is trying to use the kosovo precedent as a justification for the annexation of crimea, despite the non-recognition of independence. ukraine agreed to participate in international sports competitions with the participation of the national teams of kosovo, in particular, in the selection for the 2018 fifa world cup in russia, the ukrainians beat the national team twice, although the ukrainians played their conditional home match in poland, looked at the information about the historical background of what is happening in kosovo and we have our guests on the phone who will comment ihor levchenko maria hality i congratulate you once again, here i am reading viktor boborenko political the analyst writes that regarding serbia, this is just a great case for students of political science or

, instead today we all understand that without the help of the united states of america, great britain and france germany, the help is very valid, but it still goes, it would be it's much harder for ukraine and poland as well. it's understandable, because well, yes, i'm sorry, i'll finish. i thought you finished the thought, i just wanted to ask . to what extent in poland now do i understand the possible real aggression of russia towards poland, because when you read the comments that the russians write, well, they already go far in their heads beyond the borders of ukraine. in poland, there is an understanding that what is happening now in ukraine and in poland is definitely possible, that is, there is a feeling . the daughter of the leningrad region that an attack against poland can come from here, everyone understands this very well, they are afraid, for example, of a nuclear nuclear attack from russia, that is, the sense of danger is physical, yes, not so much theoretical, but also physical, that is the majority of poles, and the vast majority of prophets, perfectly understand what ukrainians

france. and he offered up not surprisingly offered up himself deserves the intermediary. but after hitler's troops invaded poland in september 1939. and great britain had declared and great britain and france and had declared war on germany. bullet changed his tune. he immediately began to advise the president to re-arm the united states. he was really the first to do so. in fact little fighting a massive program to manufacture airplanes. in fact little fighting took place in the western front until may 1940 when germany invaded the local countries including as i mentioned luxembourg and then breached the french imagine a line and in june of 1940 as german forces amassed on the outskirts of paris. ambassador bullet wrote the president the paris police have no weapons except antiquated single-shot rifles. bullet added that he had no intention of evacuating the embassy even though quote we have exactly two revolvers in this entire mission with only 40 bullets. and roosevelt by the way had told him he should have evacuate. and then bullet ads in this letter in case i should get blown up before i see you again. i want you to know that it has been marve