grigory karasin is in touch with us grigory borisovich we welcome you. dmitry good morning. as far as i understand it the statement was passed unanimously the day before by the senators. yes, yesterday at the plenary session. uh, we discussed the federation council and adopted a unanimous appeal to the parliaments and parliamentary organizations of the world. uh, we actually said the main thing, uh, by quoting our appeal, but uh, it is really caused by the memory of the colossal victims. er hmm from the cluster munition bombing of vietnam er, yugoslavia of afghanistan, we don't want this to happen again and warn the united states of responsibility. we will first of all, in addition, we note there that the position of the united states has changed qualitatively. over the past year and a half, a year and a half ago, a representative of the state department called e. using hmm means cluster e, most supplies as a war crime. what has changed there? why has the approach changed? it seems , after all, that ukraine is being turned into a bandit training ground from the west in the l

we, uh, will discuss with grigory karasin the chairman of the federation council on international affairs committee of the federation council on international affairs. now grigory borisovich is in touch with the fifth studio. greetings. anton good afternoon. good afternoon. tell me, please, why did e take an indefinite position in on the issue of kiev's membership in the north atlantic manias, the nato bloc in your opinion, and this kind of zelensky says a lot. well, i would start by saying that nato summits have never been forums of peacefulness or peacemaking. it is always the summit of the military-political bloc of the cold war. we know well. uh, the manners of this block and, uh, vilnius, uh, slipped a little, uh, irritation, excessive impudence. e gentleman from zelensky, his team, who tried for the nato bloc, e, predetermine the outcome of this site. it didn't work out, of course. because there are e cynical, but not stupid people, and they understand that they do not need a direct confrontation with russia. uh, we need to help in all ways and weapons and money and so on regimes. u

grigory karasin, chairman of the committee on international affairs of the federation council , and grigory we discussed it today. hello, thank you for taking the time for us. i would very much like to receive your comments. this week there were many international topics that deserve attention, but first of all, of course, security issues in europe, which are now being actively discussed in terms of what will happen next week. well, you can probably say something like that well, probably the famous nato summit and will it be like this, firstly, from your point of view, from the point of view of what the ukrainian authorities are. well, they just don't do it. what actually impudent ultimatums are not put, but by their western partner in order to enlist their e, security guarantees. how do you see the situation such guarantees will be given? alexander good evening. first of all, i want to say that not all atmosphere uh, hmm international relations are determined at the nato summits, we with all the attention to what will happen in vilnius, they should forget that this is by no means the last

we will talk with the chairman of the council committee federation for international affairs grigory karasins a guest on our air today. active work is underway, and within the framework of the brix, many strange latin americans show great interest in this structure, for example, uh, argentina venezuela, tell me, despite the fact that next year russia will chair these brix if uh, the possibility of expanding this organization, of course, the expansion of breeze is an important topic for the latin american states. why is it important because it's brand new. the organization is a new union of states, who wants to look at life a little differently than it was in the usual. uh, so organizations like, uh, relatively speaking, the european union or the organization of the american states, they like how independent all the members of the brix behave, so people want, naturally, to become part of something modern looking future. by the way, we support this desire in all meetings of valentina ivanovna matvienko with colleagues. here in the federation council, this is an idea. uh, brought to partners. t

our air, the chairman of the competence of the russian federation for international affairs, grigory karasin what was arranged from the grain deal means the west ukraine and some international organizations. this, of course, raises very, very big suspicions that there was a conspiracy from the very beginning. eh, just the goal. uh, well, relatively speaking, support for the kiev regime, including selling their grain, that's not one of the five, not one of our five conditions was not met. therefore, we are quite obvious. uh, so to speak, they took it upon themselves to terminate this deal. a the european union may additionally allocate billions of euros for military assistance to the kiev regime, according to the german publication tagaz spiegel, this proposal was made by the head of european diplomacy, jose barrel . according to him, the money will go not only to supply weapons and ammunition, but also to train ukrainian soldiers the eu has already trained 25,000 military personnel with a commitment of 30,000 people, so according to him, new goals should be set, we can even talk about the gr