we are talking with grigory karasin, chairman of the committee on the website of the federation for international affairs grigory babich we have already discussed grain, we are talking about europe and it is clear that in recent days, and against the backdrop of problems in the economy. yes, and it may already be in politics, but such prime minister, so they called him, and resignation. uh, the threat of resignation. ah and uh, serious changes are underway and in kiev, uh, there are resignations and so on. uh, first of all, what do you associate it with? and how far can this process go? i think that a series of resignations of high government officials in kiev testifies, but, probably, to the crisis of the state system as a whole, because we remember how these people, so to speak, e rose through the ranks and occupied leadership positions. all this happened. uh, well, in recent years 3-4. uh, these people are well known and , uh, they were mainly selected on the principle of personal uh, devotion to zelensky. well, now suddenly the picture is unfolding in such a way that they began to remember a

now grigory karasin, chairman of the committee of the federation council on international affairs, isn touch with the fifth studio. hello grigory borisovich hello anton, good to hear from you so grigory borisovich uh let's start, here's how two large german companies that import russian gas received a force majeure letter from gazprom on a gas contract due to past and current interruptions in gas supplies this quote from reuters uh, what do you think the term force majeure means in this context and please tell me what it could mean for berlin uh, well, the gas issue. as you understand, the former e in the west are of particular importance for our partners, since they themselves have made a mess and are taking one after the other, the so-called seventh package of sanctions has recently been adopted. although about the artistic. but it is, nevertheless, the seventh package. uh, the problem is self-created with the west . uh, we can only express condolences to the residents of germany finland other countries. uh, let them continue, they think, realistically assessing the policies of thei

and and why i will never get about it, we will talk with grigory karasin, the chairman of the committeefederation council on international affairs, and grigory borisovich, hello. good afternoon, alexander. well, here, the administration of america is constantly there, all the representatives of sullivan, someone just didn’t speak there. and we, when they are asked to comment on our steps in the international arena. they constantly say, you see, we will isolate russia. and you see, they don’t want to deal with russia, as we will comment on this. well, it all sounds ridiculous, of course, uh desire. cancel russia uh, this is uh, well, at least at least, stupid, uh approaches, in my opinion, this is already beginning to be understood in the administration of the united states. but, unfortunately, this is a flywheel. here's m-m. at first, at first they kept saying that we were not shaking hands, then it turned out that the russian leadership calmly communicates with its colleagues and the minister of foreign affairs. uh, sergey lavrov goes on big tours from indonesia to egypt. hmm, he is in