i think that we just need to quietly make great russia even more great, that's all.oday is between being a savage or being a pervert, then i am december. and you say that it was always and then in the 90s, when you lived there, you also felt this relationship, or then, on the contrary, meet the sixth when russia was collapsing, and everything was bad with us, but they, on the contrary, looked on with admiration. i am what i always felt that's kind of fake. here they always come up to you, and their smile shines. here she is 124 white teeth and they always feel good. i even started mocking them later for about ten years in my life there, i began to say, everything is bad with me. back hurts. they shied away from me like the plague. they always need everything to be fine with them, even if the cancer is the fourth stage, they all always say that i am absolutely happy. i'm fine. uh, it's a fake fake whole story. they lie, they always lie. so, in general, i i think that this will lead them all the same to some kind of logical conclusion sometime. which means logical, but

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and to capture constantinople in general crimea was perceived by the end of the 19th fine for great russia, and as an imperial such property we saw just when russia in violation of more than 400 treaties with ukraine more t entrance went just in quas historical explanations that crimea seems to have the sacred significance for russia that it is like the temple mount of the jews, that is, such an ideology was being built, which is a brutal violation of international law, it camouflaged in asia with historical arguments and this support in russian society, because russian society is sick of imperial revanchism, and the seizure of ukraine's part of its territory gave such an impetus to putin's rating, the so-called crimean concert arose when russian society agreed to support the aggressive actions of its leadership, that is, it became the owner crime singing to the participants of the largest war in europe after 1945 and the largest, by the way, in the world war after the korean war, uh, and in this way this mythology about the sacred crimea is supported by russian propaganda . those siches o

face of the grand duke of moscow, john vasilyevich, and named after the king of moscow and all great russiaoders. in the name of the father will become from the southern photos of the north seas, you understand me, the time has come to show our prowess on the battlefield, and grigory wishes to be searched. bring on the prince stands, know if he invents, bitch, always leaves light we watch grozny on monday at 19:00. a strike with a high-precision weapon at the places where the apu ammunition is stored. what details were told in the ministry of defense

crimea was perceived until the end of the 19th century as one of the imperial territories, not as great russia inheritance, we simply saw that when russia violated more than 400 treaties with ukraine, more than 80 international spiritual treaties, seized crimea. to justify their actions , and this is where the entrance went. quasi-historical explanations that crimea seems to have a sacred significance for russia, that it is like a temple mount for jews, that is, such an ideology was being built , which is a brutal violation of international she camouflaged her rights in weight with historical arguments, and it found support in russian society, in russian society, sick of imperial revanchism, there was also the seizure of part of ukraine's territory. the aggressive actions of its leadership, that is, it became the owner of the crime and a participant in the outbreak of the largest war in europe after 1945 and the largest war in the world after of the korean war, and in this way this mythology about the sacred scream is supported by russian propaganda. you know, it is interesting that the crimea

crimea was perceived until the end of the 19th century as one of the imperial territories, not as great russiat as an imperial possession, we saw simply that when russia was violated more than 400 treaties with ukraine, more than 80 international spiritual treaties, crimea was seized. of course, this was a brutal violation of international law and in these contractual relations, and it was necessary to justify one's actions , and this is where the entry went. like the temple mount and the jews, that is, such an ideology was built , which is a brutal violation of international law, it camouflaged its weight with historical arguments and this support in russian society, because russian society is sick to imperial revanchism, there was also the seizure of part of ukraine's territory, it gave such an impetus to putin's rating , the so-called crimean concert arose, when russian society agreed to support the aggressive actions of its leadership, that is, it became an accomplice to the crime of co-participating in the outbreak of the largest war in europe after 1945 and the largest by the way, in the

i repeat with my brush a man with great sympathy, treated in russia the delight of an enlightened societyto on freedoms this is october 1905, but the most interesting thing in this sense is the reflection of our great scientist, who did not go into exile. although by that time he was already a nobel prize winner, this is ivanterovich, the first nobel laureate in russia. pavlov, our great physiologist petrovich like most representatives of the intelligentsia, uh, revolutionary or , let's say, oppositional ideas, well, there really was a lot, probably outrageous. a lot of there was something that could not be accepted, and the revolutionary spirit was too strong. 95 years old ivan petrovich said something like that for the accuracy of words, for example, it was said so well, enough of your wonderful works. so in april-may 1918. already hungry petrograd engulfed in revolution in petrograd where it was dangerous to go out into the streets of banditry, tsarev is such a reward. the civil war has already begun. almost all foodstuffs have already been rationed. it was hard to endure the winter, t

was perceived until the end of the 19th century as one of the imperial the territory is not like great russiaelf. but as an imperial possession, we simply saw that when russia , in violation of more than 400 treaties with ukraine and more than 80 international spiritual treaties , seized crimea. the actions and the entrance went just right. quasi-historical explanations that crimea seems to have a sacred meaning for russia, that it is like the temple mount of the jews, that is, such an ideology was being built, which is a brutal violation international law, she disguised it with historical arguments and this support in russian society, russian society is sick of imperial revanchism, and the seizure of part of its territory by ukraine gave a real boost to putin's rating, the so-called crimean consensus arose when russian society agreed to support the aggressive actions of its leadership, that is, it became the eyes and participant in the resolution of the largest war in europe after 1945 and the largest war in the world, by the way , after the korean war, and thus this the mythology of the sac

he is talking about a great russia only, without ukraine, his dream will be incomplete, despite his other goals , ukraine remains the most important and he definitely continues to pay a terrible price in terms of russian victims, that's why i don't i think he is ready for negotiations. at this stage, too much is at stake from the point of view of his own administration, he will go to negotiations only when he has no alternative. a lot depends on the course of the conflict and what the current ukrainian offensive will turn out to be. he wants to be written down in history as volodymyr the conqueror, yes, there are many theories about russia, about its uniqueness , about eurasian russia, slavophilism. i mean a whole series of things that today the heads of many people got mixed up in the kremlin if it was when he visited moscow several times when he was a national security adviser, such things sound old-fashioned, as if from the 19th century . but i think that this is what they really believe , this is also what led to the invasion and annexation of crimea in 2014, and the lack of an effect

you will have to roll you into asphalt once a hamel to great russia, they decided to come up with it,lease. don't guys so we won't so definitely won't. moreover, your contour has come, turned out to be shit. well, at least for now, this is what the minister of defense, general of the army, heroes of russia sergey kozhigit shoigu, said . we were waiting for the eleventh in order to sum up some results of what we nevertheless achieved for this widely. uh, widely advertised, announced, uh, counter-offensive, as they called it in uh, and strategically we are different, and if we talk about the fact that in the end occurred by july 11, by july 4 , the enemy’s losses amounted to more than 20-6 thousand military personnel. five french wheeled tanks 12 american infantry fighting vehicles bradley, in addition, they destroyed 914 units of special military vehicles, two anti-aircraft missile systems, 25 combat vehicles, multiple launch rocket systems 403, field artillery guns, and mortars. this is an important figure, because the main thing, the slope always says again, 433 guns are different ar

there would be a certain association of states , among which ukraine would be great russia, that is,nd among which crimea would be, that is, crimea was imagined to be a ukrainian figure at that time. as the crimean tatar state behind them recognized the fact that the crimean peninsula is really your homeland is building its state there, these crimean tatars were building their statehood, but it so happened that the bolsheviks were able to destroy this republic, so they were able to seize crimea and the realities of the first ukrainian bolshevik war. they showed that the concept that we are not interested in crimea will be its own state-building, it does not work, that is, if crimea is left out of consideration, if you ignore crimea , if you give the initiative to someone else there in the crimea, they are winning there aggressive forces towards ukraine, or the red russians, i read the white russians, and they continue to use crimea as a certain bridgehead, so they first block the black sea for ukraine, destroy the status of ukraine as a maritime state, and then they simply begin to c

, a great event in the spiritual and cultural life of kazakhstan and russia called theery monument. vladimir putin read the presidential address vladimir medinsky passes centuries, but the image of this great ruler of russia does not fade in historical memory, the image of the prince inspired the defenders of the motherland during the years of severe trials, and his legacy as a statesman diplomat and today serves as a significant basis for building a dialogue between representatives of different peoples of different faiths in the eurasian space. well , further in our issue, what did the alleged killer of the captain of the second rangarjit to in the west say zelensky's ingratitude, and where it snowed again in russia today, in a few minutes we will return to the air and tell everything. do not pay commissions to banks in alpha-bank all transfers and payments without commission. order a free debit alpha card with a tinkoff subscription against getting a special status even more cashback. and an additional category to choose from maximum benefits from tinkoff city service

president vladimir putin says russia could return to the expired great deal. ow accused the west of ignoring the u.n.'s guarantees to lift restrictions against russian food and fertilizer producers. >> the main condition for russia to return to the deal is restoring its initial humanitarian mission. it is not something i'm inventing right now. as soon as they are fulfilled, we will immediately return to the deal. host: the u.s. state department criticize russia's threats against ships headed to ukraine. >> russia continues to use food as a weapon of war. this is the second day in a row we have seen the russian federation make threats against ships in international water after launching attacks on odessa, which is the major port. it ought to be quite clear that russia is using food as a weapon of war, not just against the ukrainian people but all the people in the world, especially the most underdeveloped countries who depend on grain from the region. correspondent: we can see our russia post because termination of the great deal has resulted in serious conseque

as a very distinctive civilization c great history. russiaour northern neighbor. we have been in contact with each other for centuries in this relationship, there have been ups and downs. sometimes there were conflicts and problems arose. the enemies of our two peoples seek to preserve in the memory of society only the bitter part of these relations, which have a long history. this is especially noticeable today, when our countries entered into a strategic union, both states are facing common enemies in the cultural and civilizational sense, i am sure that culture is able to create the ground for strengthening of our interaction in other areas , by strengthening relations, we are in the same historical period of time, and it should unite peoples. we are looking at culture week. no acquaintance with any achievements in art and culture. but as a reason to get to know each other in the context of our great history. and as we know , the best way to get acquainted with the history of culture and tradition is, of course, tourism. and how many today

so you say, in war and punishment, "we failed to spotjust how deadly "the very idea of russia's greaty russians and writers and historians are complicit in facilitating the war in ukraine. so you are a russian writer. do you accept culpability yourself, personally? absolutely, absolutely. i start my book with that — that this book is a confession and i bear responsibility. and i should deal with it, as all russian people. we should not say don't touch pushkin or don't touch tolstoy! we should deal with all those problems. we should find all the mistakes and all the crimes in our history and now in russian culture. we should deal with it, as british historians have done a greatjob revealing the crimes of british empire and of british culture, for example. when kipling wrote his infamous poem about white man's burden, that was many years ago. but it's still very important to address that issue and to admit the fact that, yes, british culture was imperialist, russian culture was imperialist. you are saying people should speak out against this, and then, when you do, what happens to you?

training , loyalty to duty and the motherland, professionalism and talent largely determined the great fate of russiasince the time of peter i, our navy has devotedly and wholeheartedly served its country. in his annals , triumphal victories in naval battles , round-the-world campaigns and great geographical discoveries, outstanding achievements in science and technology, more than once the russian fleet, an impregnable fortress, stood in the way of the enemy. we remember the heroic defense of port arthur and sevastopol, petropavlovsk and leningrad, the courage of the marines of the sailors who defended moscow, stalingrad, the arctic, who took bridgeheads on the dnieper and danube, the history of the development of our navy shaped its essence , its main purpose, it is to protect the fatherland this year is marked for our valiant fleet as a whole. dedicated to them today is 32 years old for the baltic fleet. 290 years of the northern and 240 years of the black sea fleet, each of them has its own glorious history, together with the pacific fleet and the caspian flotilla, they form an indestructible str

you have courage and your veins. you are assigned to save this world on that great russia stands in the by the nazis a professional intelligence officer , abber georg von slon, arrives in tallinn, his task is to create a direct communication channel and to promote strategic disinformation to the soviet headquarters. in order to carry out the planned operation , it was brought to the attention of soviet intelligence that he arrived in tallinn with a special assignment. i hope that moscow will send its intelligence officer to him and use him for transmission. the shosser and paul krieger under this name soon act in tallinn to get acquainted gradually , the shlosor comes to the conclusion that paul krieger is the same soviet intelligence officer whom he i waited to be sure. in this, he ceases to meet with the loan , and he hopes that the soviet intelligence officer will somehow reveal himself, trying to re-establish contact with him. the situation near stalingrad is extremely tense, although there are signs that enemy forces are beginning to cut through. before us is the task of finding ou

here, journalists from the united states, russia, great britain , france, boats and saudi arabia , the knows many people well personally. alexander lukashenka immediately proposes to build a conversation in a free format, and it is noteworthy that the conversation takes place in the hall where the final round of the meeting of the normandy four took place about ukraine and the negotiation process , he will definitely ask, but it will be philosophically started later. from the global. your view that the world is waiting in the near future for the order that was established after the forty-fifth of the last century. it does not exist this world order today. destroyed. we no longer live according to, uh, laws according to international rules. today we don't even we live by the rules. yes, indeed thanks to the games that they started. ah, the major countries of our planet. to put it mildly, what awaits us is absolutely convinced that the unipolar system will disappear into oblivion, multipolarity will appear, and this process cannot be stopped. uh, do not stop not peacefully, nor militaril

it was a great deal is important to russia for 2 reasons. first practical and 2nd, symbolic practically, or rather diplomatically because russia can do you the thing to eat and make it's to bonds. black mountain is the west. we see this deal now with the the monster reconnect process a swift. um, also its of course important. symbolically because it means that the russia needs is a process, sees itself as the advocate of poor countries, according to the multiple, russia is not to be able to deal with that. the rest talks about about help such countries as egypt, as often south africa and india, most traditional allies, which are very dependent on export from russia. put in however, likes to say that only rich european countries profit from the grain deal and not poor countries. i take it, that's not true that well, that's not true or at least not entirely. uh, what is true is it that the lease agreement doesn't only sort of the poor countries of africa, but the other allies of russia to above all, china in turkey. turkey benefits from these

trying to sort of summarize what some people i think is the best they will all you great actually said that because russia isn't said he gets hold on. i mean, they may push it back. i don't think that burst europe. he is, had adequate conception that these circumstances, a great power like russia will respond with any means at his disposal. i'd like to be i, i'd like to leave it as an on the top of it is that it's clear once, i mean, i guess the best european, our web is absolutely not. and so what do you, not a state so so, so with china, i mean, it's a, it's a, you know, international, a politics one and one. i mean, it's the, the, the basic uh thing that the people study in international affairs plus. now can i ask in the last, the very last question because you don't sound very opportunistic, but what's your best hold for the next couple of years as far as russia, europe and the whole world is concerned. i guess you're right. i know by disposition, an optimist, and the last decade is generally to me, right. but obviously we have to do lots. we can also said that even at the end, tomorrow we should cal

dagestan kabardian chechen ingush, circassian and tatar regiments, who faithfully listened to great russiae are people from the caucasus, these are asians, cossack units. together they were a wild division after careful selection within one month from among the volunteers a unique in its composition was formed the division was so defeated by the invincible iron division of the germans never before. even in the russian army there was no such multinational formation to serve in this division, russian princes and counts considered it an honor, and the brother of emperor nicholas ii commanded the division, a third person in the power of russia , grand duke mikhail alexandrovich we want to be worthy of comparison. we will strive for this. if you come to the russian position, then you come there to draw tea and coffee, and from the abkhazian they will not let you go until you eat there, drink our unit with them. it's combat unit and combat brotherhood which i think is not eradication, another culture, other people do not understand how they react to your behavior, then tents. i was just really r

cemented the attention, these things should not be underestimated, because the hysteria of russia's greatnessits mission in russia itself has been so twisted by the media. they lied so much that any step and any stumbling of russia itself is perceived internally as a disaster. and actually, starting with performance things, remember when we met with such things as the larking of leaflets by a candidate of such and such in the elections in russia for the president or the state duma and military strikes, all this is of great importance and this applies not only to attacks on russia itself as the object of the attack, this applies to informational attacks , this applies to psychological attacks, this applies to attacks on allies, including informational attacks , including psychological attacks, and so on . work in international organizations is very important here, and so on . because all this makes up what is called war, it was long ago, and it went beyond the scope of waging war only on the battlefield, only on the front line, it took on a general character, and as we can see, in the current

i probably wouldn't just uh, center relations between the anglo-saxon world and russia there great britain russia starting here, as a colleague said of the 16th century. i think that the attitudes towards great britain and its politics are approximately the same in many countries of the world, where the british have left a lot of unanimous leadership, and the traces have shattered the map and, accordingly , are reaping the fruits of this very internecine strife and on its colonialism. victor and what do you think this expression is applicable to the current circumstances to the current game is a big sin, rather the situation is somewhat different england has really reached after let's say the bourgeoisie for the revolution of the 17th century, where the rapid development began, england reached absolute power in the 19th century, it created a gigantic empire where the sun never set, the territory. the british empire with colonies and dominions reached more than thirty million square kilometers, that is, somewhere at least one and a half times more even than the soviet union and concentrated

great britain out. said it was not good, as suggested. uh, former president medvedev break off diplomatic relations between russia and great britain.e needed and why she says they are needed after the victory, but ukraine is in operation in this war, as she said, it will be necessary to start negotiations. and for this there was no need for paternal relations between great britain and russia. and i wanted to ask this arc. and if russia is defeated, then negotiations are not needed. not if but when not, well, to her no, well, they say to her, i am the winner of russia yes, i see him, of course. then do not need people will be ethical relationship. yes, that is , they are needed in the event of the victory of ukraine for negotiations, and if ukraine wins. about i want to say. and second, they pay a lot of attention. as the core of the sco is central asia, this is how it began. that is , the sco is to some extent. or maybe make it difficult for the public to stick their dirty hands into the central axis, because all countries are against this intervention and what has now been declared and confirmed by all countries. this including no

great to have you with us. it's the 2nd russia africa summit. we'll take off this thursday and st. petersburg, bilateral economic and political goals for the coming years are expected to be laid out. the russian president has addressed participants. and guess at the forum. today, advocates increasingly searching itself as one of the pose of the emerging multiple of the world's russia supports the desire of african states for social, economic stability and progress. it is important that in recent years, our top ration with africa has reached a new level. we intend to further develop it, and of course, we'll continue to fully assist our african partners in strengthening national and cultural sovereignty in their more active participation in southern regional and global issues. let's cross out to our corresponded on the ground donald corridor. good afternoon, dawn. tell us what's happening in st. petersburg today as hello fiorella. well, i'm right now at the constantinople palace in saint petersburg, where vladimir putin is expected to meet a number of african leaders on the day befor

they have the opportunity to come into contact with the great holy prayers and intercession, which holy russia stands for, like a kifa, like a stone, but stands firmly and powerfully. sergiev's father and mother are the rector of an orthodox church in the capital of tsar bangui and one of the first priests from the continent, who, within the framework of mission of the patriarchal exarchate of africa received a spiritual education in russia this story, which became very significant in my religious life, when, at the invitation and with the blessing of metropolitan leonid, i went to moscow it was my first trip to europe, i really traveled a lot in africa and then europe russia moscow i have very warm memories. i saw with my own eyes that moscow is the holy land. it seemed to me that almost every 100 m, there is a temple or a monastery, we have a trip to the holy moscow land. he can talk for hours to his extended family. today he shares a story about why earrings were baptized in moscow, i learned the story. i was on an excursion, in the monastery, father simeon the archimandrite. he told me abo

world due to which it will grow population growth , economy and self-awareness are impressive great forum. russia as both a fairer option, since driving the introduction of one's policy in russia is what the african has always been looking for, that is, which are justified by mutual respect, that is, they fit in the cartoon police respect and in general respect even the choice of simply building in westerners some other then there are other desires to always re-educate people will teach people how to kill? because to beat, as they are, it is also good, but in fact it is the soviet past, but in africa it has not been forgotten. everyone remembers. what a positive role russia played in the history of ethiopia saved us with its military support. there is a deep understanding of russia, support on an emotional level, and the russians realize that you need to go much more actively. it is more reliable to be friends with him, so it comes out. and it’s nice to hear from russia, but you shouldn’t deceive yourself with moscow’s policy, not everyone supports it, but there is another point, whether or not r

today , once again, it is a great honor for me to be in russia as the descendants of the great giants not here for to get involved in politics. we are here to talk about culture about bonding about friendship about being friends again and being brothers and sisters again really takes place at the same time as economic and humanitarian forums, so the topic for discussion today is very different and they are discussed at a variety of levels. here are illustrative examples from the governor of mordovia who are interested in our partners, who are interested in all products that are related to biotechnology. and since competence is now a pestilence. and there are antiviral drugs antibacterial drugs and substances for them all products related to agriculture everything related to water purification all these technologies. they are of great interest now. today we spoke with the orthodox clergy in africa, we have a broad representation there now. although work has been going on for a year and a half, we agreed to hold a major international orthodox forum in mordovia with the participation of

commander peter the great gathered his amusing flotilla, laying the foundations of the naval glory of russia the estate of peter i, exhibited the only miracle. the surviving ship before that time is from the beginning of the 19th century. it became an exhibit of the public museum. at the beginning of the 17th century, these lands, like the whole of russia, experienced a civil war. the great troubles were called this period by contemporaries the struggle for power between boyars, false princes and land sovereigns, for many years ruined the country for the time being, yaroslavl cities were only observers in the confrontation, but in 1608 polish and lithuanian troops headed here, supporting false dmitry ii, the pretender to the throne, who went down in history under the nickname tushinsky thief. in order to avoid ruin, the pereslavl people voluntarily allowed foreigners into the city who dared to disobey the nikitsky monastery on the outskirts. pereslavl-zalessky was twice besieged by the troops of false dmitry and burned only after for several years the abode was restored with the participatio

plan, they were there two weeks before the english channel, moreover , in 2019, even in great britain , russia's analytical agency directly informed you that the report simply did not say that the accession of great britain to the convention regarding the ban on cluster munitions, it is not responsible for the strategy of the country's defense capability, because in great britain, in the event of a conflict with the russian federation, even together with nato, all cluster munitions have no chance of achieving any tactical success in principle, because in nato countries will not have the same amount of artillery as the russian federation did not have the same amount of ammunition as the russian federation. we are waiting minute by minute for the start of the press conference based on the results of the nato press conference under stoltonberg, too, at any moment we can actually start together this is watching listen and in the meantime i want to ask about uh thoughts fluctuations negotiations in the white house regarding the atakams we already got the storm shadow now the french are handing over s

russia, did this practice continue? it seems to me that there is always a possibility that someone continues to cooperate with the intelligence agencies of the united states great i think that the change that has taken place in russia is diametrically opposed to the changes in the usa america has changed dramatically in 30 years 28 of my ancestors fought during the american revolution they were in the militia in 1776 1782 . fought colonial rule by the british. a relative of mine, at that time was the secretary of the continental congress for 18 years, he was the custodian of the us declaration of independence before the federal government was formally formed. i love my country very much as it was originally conceived, but i cannot remain silent when i see that the usa is adopting a policy of ideas that are not compatible with the concept of freedom of dignity the united states was originally distinguished from countries such as the soviet union by the belief that the rights of the individual are more important than the rights of the masses. in the declaration of independence, we proceed from the self-evident truth that every person is endowed with the right to

of how this topic was discussed at first , by the way, russia also proposed last year, this was the highest cynicism after the beginning of the great invasion, russia gave the coordinates every day, as if civilian ships were behind them could work to transport agro-industrial products, but the fact that nato ships are not used today depends, of course , on the decision that will be made by the countries nato but it would be a good option and in fact, it would be an extreme case in my opinion. i think that turkey currently has savings and, above all, leverage. how to put pressure on russia because, in particular, it is not a secret through turkish ports among them are ships with different flags, ports of registration that carry cranes for ukrainian grain, that's why erdogan knows where and how to push, then sergey well, accordingly, we can't help but ask you how the enemy has logistics in the end. so we saw a video with huge queues for illegal installed in a small architectural form in our on our sea, in particular, it is about the so-called crimean or kerch bridge, and there is information that they began to haul vehicles with addi

russia. i mean, any great power is use that would, that would ask for nothing less. and i've heard you suggesting that perhaps one of the potential answers to the bottom of the dividing, refreshing your grant has become a sort of a religious dog mind. what do you mean by that? you? well, what i mean by that is that there is a painful factor of, you know, the c ukrainian war propaganda saying that, you know, treated demonize, russia, you know, on fox news, i hear the russian army referred was an army of terrorist. i mean, that's just it's, it's not true. there's no, there is no um, fax to back that up. thus far, russia has, is refrained from direct attacks against the civilians. you know, of course. so he prayed, he is you creating army forces, have hidden schools and hospitals, which is an in contradiction to the chief convention. and, and you know, pauses them to be legitimate military targets. but of course, uh no rush is not after the next you crate it, it's uh, in fact, a rush at these terms to ukraine, which is the ones he quickly, you know, immediately accepted

russia was located approximately. for 1.5 hours, the interim chargé d'affaires of great britain in russia at the ministry of foreign affairsed inadmissible to support the terrorist actions of the kiev regime, the british side was informed of the decision to introduce a notification procedure as a response to the hostile actions of london that prevent the normal operation of russian foreign institutions in the uk. when employees of british diplomatic missions move on the territory of our country, an exception will be made only for the ambassador of the adviser to the envoy, the head of the consular department in moscow and for the british consul general in yekaterinburg, within the framework of the relevant restrictions provided for in particular. the need to send, at least five working days in advance, and by credited personnel of the british embassy in moscow , notifications of trips outside the 120-kilometer free movement zone. such a document should contain information about the timing of the purpose of the trip types. planned business contacts, accompanying persons in the form of transport in places of the village. mor

and a quick reminder of the story i following for you the south. ukraine vows to continue great expos, despite russia withdrawing from the deal to guarantee the safe passage through the black sea. with the nations of condemns the decision accusing moscow using hung up as a weapon. next up on dw shifts examines house official intelligence, it's transforming education. i've been to the one. thank you very much for watching . i'll be back with more international news next out, and see the imagine how many portion of loads us are now in the world climate change. the story, this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to work.

russia isn't sending it's whole. i mean, they may push it back. i don't see that there's your kids have added good conception. they did these circumstances, a great power like russia, well was spelled with any means edits, disposal, i'd like to be i, i'd like to leave it as an i did tell them it is that it's clear once, i mean, i guess the best europeans are. well, there's absolutely no, and so what the united states or so, so will china, i mean, it's a, it's a, you know, international or politics. one, a one. i mean, it's the, the basic good thing that the people study and international affairs plus. now can i ask you and the last, the very last question because you don't sound very opportunistic, but what's your best hold for the next couple of years as far as russia, europe and the whole world is concerned? yes. all right. i know by disposition, an optimist, and the last decade is generally to me, right. but obviously we have to do lots. we can also said that even at the end, tomorrow we should call to at least one law street. so i think we have to reach an understanding in the ukraine. this whole has to be brought to an end. i can give you an

lots has changed across the globe since the 1st and previous russia, africa summit in 2019 and with great change comes great geo political ships this year. african countries like molly, are more interested than ever in all loud cooperation with moscow. molly will be represented by a large delegation of about 80 people, including ministers. we confirmed that it will be led by the president. we hope that these summits will help strengthen bilateral relations between russian. molly, not only in the area of defense, but also in terms of economic development. we expect a number of agreements to be signed while the 2019. so i'm, it was also aimed at promoting sovereignty. in the face of western pressure, this year's events are expected to take place on a whole. new level ross has become the most sanctioned country in the world. and the west. former colonial powers are seemingly doing everything they can to pressure their former subjects into following the anti russia agenda in lock step. so even the modern world is multi polar. very few are now willing to pull chestnuts out of the fire for the

russia as a great breakthrough in the international world - he fails to present as a breakthrough his visit to the democratic people's republic of korea looks like a mockery of common sense no russia and africa 17 leaders out of 47 will come other countries will presented by the prime ministers, and this is by the prime ministers, and today the kremlin spokesmen said that they have high hopes for this summit, why does putin have this summit, well, first of all, putin actually has nothing to offer africa, all trade with the total with all 50 four countries of africa is approximately 20 billion dollars from russia, it is mostly fertilizers, grain and weapons , and before that, well, at the summit in sochi in the 19th year, putin wrote off, in my opinion, 26 billion debts for the supplied weapons to african countries. well, and then there was a good stimulus. especially since then putin did not look like that. well, i would say ideal evil or standard evil, and now, especially after he became the leader of the south african republic of sri ramofosa. so neatly, in fact, he beat putin with

and that there is great crying all over russia and there is nothing, it itches in our trouble, as if in monasteries. we want to know for the repose of the soul of the baby demetrius. already thinking how to take advantage of my son's death? the one who prevents you from talking thoughts. it couldn't be. i just want to serve. for the fact that grief is my divider. thank you go i want to talk to advisers. you will bring out the search in the first place, the maid to find everyone to interrogate everyone to check who is with me? repair, and even will sylvester will help, if necessary, to find the perpetrators and then veselera? maybe i'm not understanding, maybe i'm stupid maybe? didn't the boyars dissuade you from punishing you? if i hadn't thought about it right away, maybe i would have been alive. what do you want from me? from you. if you think that they will tell you it, your will, but i really do not believe them. the sovereign sent for me, only arrived, grief. what kind of sister you need to survive the lord confesses. the lord is with you that you that you hate me danila yes, wh

yevgeny from russia, considering that the kerch place is such a symbol of putin's russia, a great symbolia and an unnecessary construction, as budanov said in ukraine. so let's start with the fact that this construction was erected without compliance with the code of civil procedure and other building regulations, without being carried out by the national security council, that is, from the point of view of ukrainian legislation , this is self-construction, it is a municipal utility and other authorities of ukraine have the full right to any way to remove this identity from the territory so that there are no immediate questions about how to fundamentally treat this object , but for the russians it is a different story. for us, it is just an extra everyday thing, because i thought, or something else. well, it is already his technical it's like this, and for russians, it's a sacred object. it's probably something in the same row for them as a mausoleum, i'd even say it, in principle , it's the largest building in general erected during putin's autocracy. it's russia's rise from the knees.