here is the whole story with the helsinki acts and all these organizations, so what do you want fromank you for the clarification and now we can go to the block of the russian-ukrainian war. what is happening on the fronts ? good afternoon, so let's start with a about what is happening on the eastern front directly . avdiyivka kramatorsk bakhmutna has repeatedly informed the first general staff and the supreme commander-in-chief that these are the hot spots on the eastern front. how do you see how the situation will develop further because there were prior reports that russian troops will regroup to the east, and now the leader of the eastern group talked about the fact that in fact they are unable to do this due to the change in weather conditions. well, when we talk about the eastern the direction about eh pakhmuti, what enemy is not trying already to not take the bait from the front to the sea is now trying to carry out eh encircling actions there from avdiyivka and maryanka, then this is a rather complicated process associated with significant losses. from the enemy, we say about

be inviolable in europe, precisely based on the helsinki action. i want to remind you that they believed that the soviet union of the former yugoslavia should break up along the borders of the union republics that were considered sovereign states within the framework of these formations, let it be nominally from the electrical point of view, so it was. the ukrainian soviet socialist republic was a sovereign state that united the soviet union with other socialist republic of slovenia united with other socialist federal republics of yugoslavia, such as the czech republic and slovakia, they were sovereign subjects of czechoslovakia, but russia all this was violated not even when transnistria of abkhazia southern education began, but with kryv first of all and from that moment on, no keltsevo act exists, that is, because in europe the borders were violated, the helsinki act turned out to be completely ineffective from the point of view of the territorial integrity of the states that signed it ukraine alone heirs of the soviet union and the russian fede

they've issued eight interpoll arrest warrants and at the summit, helsinki asked trump to hand me over and trump said for a brief period of time, said yes. so it's a crazy story, my book and in my book, the main conclusion that most people come the book is read tha' it's not that big of elites these days and would have been three months ago that russia is effectively a criminal organization that is not a sovereign state in the way we think of vladamir putin as the mafia boss s and uses all the power of the sovereign state to use money and shuts up anybody that stands in their way. >> you've been very courageous in fighting this. tell our viewers remarkable story about how russia in its pursuit of you and resistance and the appeal and talk to us about that meeting. >> vladamir putin went out of his mind and banned orphans by american families and banned the paper after being elected and wanted to repeal the act and did everything possible and he was looking for an opening and he hasn't been successful after 2012 but he saw that donald trump was going be the republican nominee and so he

channels have been established, including by sea, says the commissioner of the criminal police in helsinkio is now on duty at the local port according to him, western models of military weapons. increasingly, they pop up not in ukraine, but, for example, in sweden, denmark and the netherlands there repeatedly. pistols, grenades, assault rifles were found, even ukrainian citizens were cut down by the police on the ship. after that, germany demanded that kiev check, the ukrainian ministry of defense assured the serial numbers of all the stingers sent there, they say. everything is fine. the equipment is in the warehouse, but why are they actually there on the battlefield? where is she, if you believe the kyiv authorities need it so much. is it because it is waiting for its customers there. here is an ad on the darknet where you can buy anything foreign-made bulletproof vests for only $ 1,500, but the american m4 assault rifle costs almost two and a half thousand german dollars. honey panzet faust well, in general, a penny compare prices for only 670 villins, and they also sell kamikaze drone

mayor of lviv, andriy sadovy, yuriy shukhevych, was active a dissident, a member of the ukrainian helsinki group, and also a political prisoner, the soviet government spent a total of 28 years in prisons and camps. his father, roman shukhevych, was the commander of the ukrainian insurgent army. and hydroelectric power plants in ukraine, the chairman of the board of ukrenergo volodymyr kudrytskyi said, in addition, there are no undamaged nodal substations for almost every enemy rockets flew at some even several times, so the scale of destruction is enormous, according to kudrytskyi, after each massive attack, it takes time to shut down consumers and then switch the connection from the emergency scheduled mode , ukraine energy announced from saturday that the energy system is working according to the schedules, a stabilization of the temperature is expected, even a small warming, which is how the rule gives the effect of a certain decrease in consumption, which means that there is an energy system, it will be a little easier to balance it, so we make an important note that under the conditio

i'm tom mccray in helsinki, finland had previously refused to join nato, but following russia's invasion of ukraine. helsinki said, decided historical neutrality and formerly requested to join the west military alliance. but moscow has warned, there could be political or military consequences. so as a russian invasion possible, and is finland prepared to face it? the president of finland saline nestor talks to just era the president of finland held in. mister, thank you so much for talking to al jazeera now finland has, i guess, quite proudly remained neutral for many decades. so by joining nato, you giving some of that up. how significant was that decision? first of all, we haven't called us neutral rather, and military li, underlined. and the feeling we on sweden have had that from our own will. we remain as such and that it even my to stabilize the situation, the ball dixie. but when the braces put in an artist that was last december, that no enlargement don't need to anymore. i was immediately quite sure that we had to do something. you know, we have a new hans partner in nato. we ha

meetings oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki state, life member of the eternal missile command, in order to attack ukraine during the g20. 400 drones of paradise production released in ukraine over 330 son and zaporozhye regions from the kursk region and from belarus about tsnap at the briefing of mr. hnat said that it is possible to shoot down iranian drones with the help of various air defense personnel of the ground forces, even machine guns, after all, on the territory of ukraine, a very large enemy strikes in different places from different directions, mostly netmobile machine gun installations of the so-called killers of cheats for our defense forces. however, according to the spokesman, the range of these installations it is not too great that the idea of ​​​​transferring medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems to their sams will be a chaos complex in relation to which our soldiers acquire appropriate attempts to all those who are currently in shelters in connection with a large-scale air alert on sams, already in formation today, already worki

he wants the animals on his farm and roost, go to the west of helsinki to just be happy. and in europe, that is anything but a given. these pink lights are probably among the happiest in europe. they belong to team or high killer, a finished farmer who works hard to ensure all his animals are well cared for. another thing that's unusual about high colors heard of pigs. they all still have their tails bend if once i am ring, when their tails curl up a means the pigs are doing well and i know they're happy in clerkley. it's something many pigs wouldn't know about it. most european countries, they have their tails cut off from early on using a caught arising iron that burned them off. the idea is to stop the pigs from biting each other's tails. but animal rights activists have long seen it as a brutal practice that needs to stop. on sundays, i will high kill his pigs, never bite each other's tails. he says they just need enough space and appropriate toys to distract them. onasia, i know this here is made of rubber and feels a bit like a tail eye on that in front of it. so if

of ukraine. helsinki set aside its historical neutrality and formerly requested to join the with military alliance. but moscow has warned, there could be political or military consequences. so with the russian invasion possible and is finland prepared to face it? the president of finland saline nestor talks to well g era president of finland saline. and esther, thank you so much for talking to al jazeera and finland has, i guess, quite proudly remains neutral and for, for many decades. so by joining nato you giving some of that up. how significant was their decision? first of all, we haven't took gold, also neutral, or rather militarily aligned and turn the feeling we and sweden have had that from our own will. we remain as such and that it even my to stabilize their situation in bold, dixie. but when a president putin announced that was last december, that no enlargement of nato any more, i was immediately quite sure that we had to do something. you know, we have been enhanced partner innate, or we have a, a lot of a bilateral corporation with the sweden, with usa, with u. k or that alre

you 'll still answer for closing the crime on the cruise. 17th to 19th cruise, peter helsinki peter yesfootage, you know where? in the meantime, we will support a friend at a party. i can’t believe my luck, you’ve drawn beautiful ones at my place, right? come on, tell me what you have with this one with svetka, i have nothing with this branch . do you know? i'm telling you, i love only you, only you. so, can you imagine her mother, she generally says that i am her daughter, a tent putter, and then i don’t know, lover, i couldn’t think. circumstances, did you meet olga kapustina? well, you can say as much as you like, but you ca n’t argue with this. let's get together let's watch videos from the ferry. well, what do you say to that? what for? stop playing dumb. here you are, kapustina, is that a killer? i don't know her. this is a grandmother. she was just sitting at the table next to us, seriously. oleg georgievich you can be congratulated on the disclosure until it was too early to understand the younger one. you kept him iron motivated man, when you returned from cruises intoxicated,

situation, we will now talk with oleksandr pavlichenko , the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights. oleksandr, we welcome you, good morning. human rights are being violated in ukraine by the enemy. you can write encyclopedias here. i think that they will be written, but first of all, i would like to ask what it is about, let's say now it's a fresh sport, not even about any torture, atrocities, extrajudicial killings, shootings. that we see this banal issue of deporting people, what is currently happening in the south in light of the offensive of the ukrainian army, the enemies are forcibly deporting people from ukraine and this has been going on for a long time, we have taken out several thousand e-e, not a few hundred officially children in an unknown direction. please tell me these violations. how can they be interpreted and what should they be called? that's right, because we say forced evacuation, deportation . to ukraine , please. well, let's clarify, in fact, we are talking about war crimes and violations of international humanitarian law, because human

in the forty-fifth year, they stopped shooting, in the seventy-sixth, they reached the meeting in helsinkiion of borders, the cold war, something like that another 31 years, and then after 10 years, which lasted in helsinki and our system began to fall apart after 5 years. she collapsed, and from the ninety-first. how many years have passed in the yard 20221 there are political cycles , socio-political figures, and, well, i 'm sure of it. that, probably, in 30 years from our time there will be something different and maybe i may not see it, and so will i. and i hope i won’t have time to look at it. uh, but who will live. uh, probably look at this prediction caved in. i don't know, i don't like making predictions. well, i don't believe in coincidence. well, before that, i don't believe in coincidence, what about? they tell me here, well, the americans do not want a nuclear war, well, the americans, though discussing this with us, say that a nuclear war is impossible, the truth is, we tell them. oh well, they say they are on their own because that means that the only argument. wait for the d

oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, was withmunication. we talked about the creation of this church of international law, the foundation of which is being built , including and ukraine, do not switch the cold season of 2022-23 will be the most difficult in the history of ukraine. the government warned about this since the summer and was preparing to overcome the energy crisis caused by full-scale russian aggression, as of at the beginning of november, about 15 billion cubic meters of gas have been stored in underground storages, this will be enough for the heating period to go smoothly coal reserves at the start of the season are three times more than last year at the same time the warm weather in october also helped the consumption of energy carriers by municipal energy was significantly less than in previous years heating season it has already begun, i informed prime minister denys myhal, almost half of the objects in ukraine are connected to the heat supply, there will be no new shock either. the authorities have fixed utilit

office , you can also write a statement online on the website human rights organizations such as the helsinkiose center for civil liberties abroad can help you have the right to write a statement at the police station valery pashko oleksandr burlevich tv channel espresso about 168 thousand russians who attacked our state have already been identified deputy head of the national police maksym tsitskyrytse said the investigators are fixing the directions namely offenses were committed on the territory temporarily not controlled by ukraine, on the de-occupied territories, and also record shelling of the civilian population and infrastructure, we detect mass burial sites for the current period, we discovered 37 places where our civilians were forcibly held, this is only in the de-occupied territories, we understand that there are 27 more such places in our occupied territories and 7 in the territory of the russian federation. the kremlin continues to secretly purchase ammunition for the war in ukraine and are trying to circumvent sanctions, the analysts of the american institute for the study of w

against the defense forces, contact us oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinkion for human rights, we congratulate you, mr. oleksandr, glory to ukraine , ask whether this is stupid or procedurally correct to act in order to remove the accusations that are being spread extremely actively in the russian mass media, we understand that the story is loud , and our human rights commissioner plubinets said that ukraine is ready to join chesny investigation but do you think that such a story should be submitted to a normal, objective international or some other investigation ? because what happened because the materials that were presented are still chopped up, they are not whole and the question is about what happened , any investigator will say that it can be established only after restoring the complete picture with a minute-by-second distinction and accordingly with the analysis with all the examinations that must be conducted, which in principle, in my opinion, is quite problematic based on the fact that all this happened as in the conditions of combat actions e fr

write a statement online on the website, you can also be helped by human rights organizations as the helsinkiup whose center of civil liberties abroad you have the right to write a statement at the police station valery pashko oleksandr burlevych tv channel espresso gorillas occupants of the resistance forces set fire to the headquarters of russian troops in the temporarily occupied village of voznesenka, zaporizhzhia region, the mayor of melitopol, ivan fedorov, said, the enemy organized his headquarters in one of the captured churches, but the local partisans decided not to wait for heavenly punishment, but to destroy the invaders themselves, the information on losses is clarified today, schedules of scheduled hourly blackouts will be in effect throughout ukraine ukrenergo warns that the most restrictions will be in the capital kyiv, chernihiv, cherkasy, zhytomyr, sumy, kharkiv, poltava, zaporizhia in dnipropetrovsk and kirovohrad regions , emergency shutdowns of consumption are not yet foreseen. energy experts ask to consume light sparingly and not to turn on several powerful electrical ap

and it is something when i aired this idea the co-chairman of the helsinki commission, representative stephen cohen loved it and jumped onto and wrote to the secretary of state proposing it and naming the first 6 names of british lawyers which i'm talking to push politicians and european politicians next week about it, something that would have an immediate effect and there are bigger things if these lawyers are taking money or other people taking money from sanction individuals they should be punished for violating sanctions and if they are taking money they should be prosecuted for taking money from the proceeds of crime but the key is enforcement and recognizing this as a problem. >> host: let's turn to your new book. i ask you to tell our viewers the basic story you narrated in the book. you were are prominent investor in russia, you got into significant conflict with prudent and those around him. they turned on you and began attacking you. you are a lawyer. just talk our viewers through that story and what it taught you about howard hooton's russia really operates. >> guest: the

a statement online on the website, you can also be helped by human rights organizations such as helsinkiroup whose center for civil liberties abroad you have the right to write a statement to the police station valery pashko oleksandr burlevych espresso tv channel the security service of ukraine sent soldiers to the facilities of ukrnafta sbu employees are taking preventive measures so that the enterprise could be transferred to state ownership in working condition , the institution was informed together employees of the bureau of economic security arrived with sbu employees, meanwhile, the ukrnafta company announced that its central office was blocked by unknown armed men today in the morning, the employees and managers of the company were not allowed to work at the company because they were concerned about the situation, the company 's statement says. shevchenko was put on an international wanted list, the press secretary of the specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office said in a comment to ukrinform, all because the former official did not appear at before the interrogation, he

we all remember that meeting in helsinki. it was jonathan lemire's great question that provoked the answer everybody was so stunned by. the president of the united states believed russia more than his own intelligence agencies. we know politically a lot of people said, oh, my gosh. privately we learned intelligence officials were stunned and disturbed by this. dan coats, the director of national intelligence picked by trump, a republican senator and ambassador, a loyal republican for many years was so stunned that he said, you know, he told people afterwards, does putin have something on president trump. maybe there is something there in all of this. even he, the head of the intelligence agency who had access to all the information out there didn't know for sure whether the american president had been compromised in some way because his behavior was out of sync with traditional american views. you're right, it's interesting, the view didn't seem to be reciprocated by pruitt. there was a meeting in osaka, japan, a g20 meeting

statement online on the website, you can also be helped by human rights organizations such as the helsinki group, whose center for civil liberties abroad, you have the right to write a statement at the police station valery pashko oleksandr burlevych tv channel espresso 30 new of dingo armored vehicles and missiles for anti-aircraft systems and cutters ukraine received another batch of military aid from germany, in addition, our defenders received 42 vehicles for demining of five transporter tractors, four anti-drone sensors and other equipment together again, the us state department has appointed former ambassador jeffrey payet as the coordinator of assistance to ukraine in the field of energy, the spokesperson of the department, net price, said, it is about repairing, supporting and strengthening our energy sector after massive russian strikes, payet is tasked with coordinating support of ukraine by the us government with international partners, the interagency group will work through the mechanism of the big seven to provide everything necessary for service and strengthening the ukraini

now it is the city of helsinki for refusing to sign a resolution recognizing general kornilov as a rebel. yes, what is this separate regime, the enemy threatens russia from the sea, representing a single whole , i will not take an active part in political life, but i will obey the commander of the fleet and only his operational order of personal lieutenant kandybank, which tells about the tragic events that happened to his grandfather on the ship, petropavlovsk yes, surprisingly, well, first of all, i, of course, want to say a huge thank you to peter i who organized the cadet corps and the uh naval archive. i touched eternity. i touched this real living real document with the signatures of my ancestors, and learned a lot of new things. and they and about themselves, of course, we go further. dmitry kharatyan always perceived st. petersburg simply as the legendary city of the russian history and the cruiser aurora from childhood was nothing more than a symbol of the revolution before him, but now everything has changed dmitry for the first time felt how closely intertwined the history of

the records of that in helsinki? now, when he was in helsinki the reporters never found out what happened. but, you think you are also smart on tv, look at all you reporters, you i've got this wrong. now, when donald trump went to north korea, donald trump stopped our military exercises in north korea. for what? then we go down to helsinki, russia isn't the banks. donald trump did not get along anywhere in this country. the bank has all of donald trump's records. the new york state, they have his -- why is this man not -- he went and had it 1 million, i bet he is able to call the state. god bless our brothers and sisters. >> okay, let's see if look at indiana, independent line. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> how are you doing? >> i'm fine, thank, you you are on, go ahead. >> we'll, see, i am just a farmer, my opinion on who is in the white house, as long as they are doing a good job i'm okay with that. i think trump going back and there is all right, because he did a good job. i'm not saying joe biden did not,

somebody who desperately wants to be rid of donald trump, i have waited with access hollywood, with helsinki, with the 2020 loss, at every turn -- the wall street journal came out and said donald trump should be impeached a second >> look, in some ways, we've actually seen this movie before. as somebody who desperately wants to be rid of donald trump, i have waited with access hollywood, with helsinki, with the charlottesville, with january 6th, with the 2020 loss, at every turn -- the wall street journal came out and said donald trump should be impeached a second time. but you know who none of that makes a difference to? donald trump's maga base voters. his power emanates from those based voters and they're almost perverse sense of loyalty to him. the thing is, that base is quite large. it was large enough to essentially give donald trump every candidate he wanted out of these republican primaries, with the exception of georgia. of course, that's the problem for the republican party. those kinds of candidates are then poison to swing voters. yeah, of course, the party big rigs want to move

at helsinki?hen he was in helsinki, reporters never found out what happened. you think you're also smart on tv p or look at all you reporters. -- on tv. look at all you reporters are you got the election wrong. when donald trump went to north korea, he stopped our military exercises and north korea. for what? then he goes out to helsinki. russia -- the deutsche bank has all of donald trump's records. in new york state, they have his taxes. georgia, they got him. [indiscernible] they would have called the fbi. host: let's hear from luke in indiana, independent line. go ahead. caller: well, i am just a farmer. my opinion on who is in the white house, as long as they are doing a good job i'm ok with that. i think trump doing -- going back and there is all right because he did a good job. i'm not thing joe biden did not. -- sand joe biden did not. especially when i have to say -- pay six dollars a gallon for diesel fuel. host: we have been showing you a lot about republican politics. let's hear from t

helsinki celebrated the birthday of its company.ogether with the entire working team, he returned only this morning, when you detained him. the client will stay with us. wait, let's do this. i will tell you something about this trinity, maybe it will somehow help you. kirsanova yes, what's your name? i don't know why they rape was not charged? she didn't apply? she decided to go to the next world, ate some pills, but her father wanted to achieve after her death. uh, how to initiate a criminal case , but nothing happened. that is, you think that he could avenge them for their daughter. well, these freaks themselves complained to me that he threatened them. if they don’t go to the police, but after 2 weeks, yes, after 2 weeks they planted scorpions, so even if he wanted to, he probably wouldn’t have had time. don't leave anywhere. then you came to us with a check even then of our chief removed how do we know? well, what's going on here? we ask him. this is my good friend, by the way, the hero of the chechen war. well , we didn't know,

welcome to hardtalk from helsinki. i'm stephen sackur. when vladimir putin launched his invasion of ukraine, he probably didn't consider the impact it would have because after decades of pragmatic coexistence, finland has made a big strategic decision to join nato, to send weapons to kyiv, and to build a big fence along the border with russia to keep russians out. my guest today is the president of finland, sauli niinisto. mr president, finland hasjust made a major strategic shift. thank you. this country is now prepared to join nato. how big a deal is that? cold war ended, that's beginning of �*90s, we have all the time developed our interoperability with nato, our armament is, well, quite modern, usa—based mostly. so, in a way, we have been very prepared all the time. but the change is, like you said, remarkable. it's remarkable because public opinion has moved so far so fast. just a year ago, polls suggested that 20% to 30% of finns liked the idea ofjoining nato. now it's 75% to 80%. yes. is that based on a new level of fear of neighbo

ukrainians, contact us serhiy movchan , head of the war crimes documentation department of the ukrainian helsinki of human affairs p movchan good night good night good night evening, i would like to clarify at the beginning when we talk about war crimes, what do we mean, what is included in this category, if we are talking directly about war crimes, then we refer to them as certain violations of the norms of international law, which are enshrined in the first place in the rome statute of the international criminal court, this is murder, torture, rape of civilians and military personnel, this is the destruction of medical, cultural, historical objects, sports objects, this is also the creation of hunger, this is a violation of the honor and dignity of people. as well as other violations of the definition of article eight of this constitution. and how does the process of documenting these war crimes take place, is there a single platform where all these documents are collected, if we are talking about the documentation of war crimes directly, then they are carried out both by national bodies and di

kingdom to join nato on the same course, now finland should see the military bloc and stockholm and helsinkit almost all participating countries against only turkey who are trying to find preferences for themselves. what exactly will sergey loshevsky tell about the visit of the swedish prime minister christofferson, the turks called a historical opportunity for sweden the gloomy recep tayyip erdogans, honorary cows, should not mislead anyone turkey is now squeezing the maximum out of the current situation. on the eve of the visit, the turks set two conditions for the swedes that could satisfy ankara the extradition of kursk activists who are considered terrorists here and the lifting of the embargo on the supply of turkish weapons if the swedes take decisive steps to combat terrorism in turkey if they reconsider the issue of sanctions, including the embargo for the supply of arms turkey probably we will be able to complete the process of full membership in nato, but so far not a single person has been returned to us, not from finland, not from sweden, while turkey is only looking at the beha

said that consultations on sweden's entry into nato would continue in december in stockholm and helsinki applied to join the alliance in may and so far, out of the thirty participating countries, their membership has been neurotified only turkey and hungary, and if budapest shows relative loyalty, then ankara is similar uncompromisingly. what price did recep erdogan ask for and the appropriate bargaining will be told by sergei khalavsky to the prime minister, the catch of christofferson, the turks called a historical opportunity for sweden, the gloomy recep erdogan and the honorary cow of the turkish army should not mislead anyone turkey is now squeezing the maximum out of the current situation. on the eve of the visit, the turks set two conditions for the swede that could satisfy ankara the extradition of kursk activists who are considered terrorists here and the lifting of the embargo on the supply of turkish weapons and plumbing if the swedes take decisive steps to combat terrorism in turkey if they reconsider sanctions issues, including the arms embargo on turkey we may be able to co

interview one of the local publications with a request for emergency assistance, kyiv turned to helsinki after the last massive rocket attack, as a result of which it suffered a large part of the energy infrastructure, and the country was left in complete darkness. the finnish ministry of internal affairs asked local companies and many businesses agreed to provide the necessary equipment. points of unbreakability , they are provided with everything necessary, electricity, heat , medicine, water and food, my colleague maryana martan visited several of them, a tonometer for measurement we have blood pressure if there will be a winter period and an icy winter and if, god forbid, we break down these are such wonderful tires, an ambulatory bag for lung ventilation, we also have a collar and also medicines, bandages, even a special device for lung ventilation, paramedic ivan says , they are equipped with everything necessary to provide emergency medical assistance, a psychologist works with him, here in the mobile point of indomitability in uzhgorod there is also a children's corner, a place f

in the ministry of defense, the current party, the most most of all the information provided by helsinkikiev about the contents of the package, the timing and routes for sending weapons is not disclosed for security reasons. the total amount of military assistance to ukraine from finland without five minutes of a nato member has already amounted to more than 160 million. another candidate for joining the alliance. sweden will supply ukraine with a set of air defense systems and winter equipment . however, they were preparing for this for 4.5 years. yet one exposure of the deceitful essence of the kiev regime. russian pranksters vovan and lexus received, they talked with the already ex-president of ukraine on behalf of the ex-saved the united states in russia, they will touch on the topic of the minsk agreements, petro poroshenko’s report for the oka sponsor is not required in the comments. i think it's a very talented, written document. i needed these minsk agreements to get at least 4.5 years to form the ukrainian armed forces, build the ukrainian economy and train the ukrainian militar

wall came down in november 809 in august 1991 the soviet union collapsed the last decade after the helsinkiference of its final act with ten principles, the principle of the invariability of borders became, as if an axiom we can’t change by agreement by force, but it seems to be why the inviolability of this has long been, to put it mildly, ghostly since the end of the last century. what has not changed, and most importantly, the concept of force has become rather vague and agreements. now some hybrids. in december 1989 , malta officially announced the end of cold war, september 12, 1990. in moscow, an agreement was signed on the final settlement with respect to germany, it was called 2 + 4 and determined that the united germany includes the territory of the fgr and west berlin on october 3. the gdr ceased to exist as a state in august 1991 as a result of the collapse of the soviet union , 15 new states appeared on the maps of europe and asia and the borders corresponded to the borders of the union republics in the process of decentralization soon spread and bosnia and herzegovina macedonia

i think it's not even after the cold war, but this helsinki final act, which kind of postulated that borders don't change forces. at least. eh, well, and in general since then, it has become generally accepted that the border is unshakable. and what, in general, is a historical anomaly, because, too, in europe one cannot find the centuries when the borders would not be redrawn in the most radical way, and why does he think that the twenty-first year will be different, but, nevertheless, er. many now often say that people are carriers there do not know the national identity, and people can live anywhere, not the territory. here, uh, again we return to the territorial understanding. or is it already impossible that the number of states is multiplying, and, in my opinion, it is my deep conviction that this process will continue in the future, and the number of borders would also grow. after all, what are borders it is a tool for adaptation, e.g. to the changing external and internal challenges, adaptation to new conditions. and uh it happens, of course, it's mostly. e in the form of a c

year's laureates myroslav marinovych, ukrainian dissident, one of the founders of the ukrainian helsinkihuman rights defender in 1977 , he was arrested, accused of anti-soviet agitation and sentenced to seven years of tabei and five years of exile, one of his vivid memories is an interrogation when a kdb employee stated who is not with us, who is against us, what is young myroslav for answered then i will be against you such fearlessness in the war with russia is now being demonstrated by the entire ukrainian people, but the world is still afraid, the activist believes, did you mention the moment of my meeting with the cabist it was a moment freedom from fear today ukraine, having suffered with russia, has also freed itself from fear, who has not yet freed itself from fear, this is svityaz, the world is still afraid of russia, i would not like the world to force ukraine to enter into negotiations with russia. despite this, he believes that the totalitarian regime will be condemned, and ukraine stands and regarding russia, i would recall the words of yuri afanasiyev, who is not ukrainian,

movchan, the head of the war crimes documentation department of the ukrainian helsinki human rights associations via video link, and my subjective opinion is that it is so important because these crimes will be investigated by the russians. in ukraine as the very fact that sooner or later they take the investigated and ukraine must make the maximum effort to do this, even in five, even in 10, even in 100 and 1000 years, all russians who can be reached must bear responsibility. a terrorist state, some western deputies claim the chances of passing a 50-50 resolution what threatens the new status of the federation, which, despite sanctions, continues to terrorize peaceful ukrainian cities with mass shelling and rocket attacks, oksana schneider found out the video recorder of the car accidentally captures another crime of the putin regime, yes, russian rockets are hitting the myrny dnieper, more than twenty people, including a teenage girl, were injured in the dnieper, fortunately there were no victims, and every ukrainian understands that every air attack of the occupier can be the last morning fo

of the local governments, meteo shmurovetskyi and the polish prime minister himself at marin in helsinkid we must hit russia harder than it expects. i will remind you that the eu has frozen russian assets worth 68 billion euros. in brussels, they are discussing the creation of a mechanism for the confiscation of these assets on benefit of ukraine, but so as not to violate property rights, the european program of macro-financial assistance for 18 billion euros provides for the provision of interest-free loans to ukraine for 35 years. at the same time, until 2033, the eu will not demand payments from the ukrainian government. brussels does not have funds for the program, expecting that the european parliament will approve the aid program for ukraine next week, and the eu council in the first half of december, in addition it is necessary to sign a memorandum of understanding with the government of ukraine, then he sells his word to his colleague oleksandr to the beggar, he continues the only marathon, stay with us, it is without fear to continue with faith the last victory of light and trut

successful work, counter report, contact us oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinkiffairs take care of yourself, have a safe day and the end of this company, if it could be done, dear, i think this is a technical error, yes, during the baptism service, it will be corrected, yes, oleksandr, do you hear, can you hear the studio, i can hear you perfectly, the studio, well, the fourth international forum continues, how are we, the key issue is the atmosphere and the willingness to apply in the federation on the european continent, in particular , it is about the space of the european union, which shifts do you see and which are possible during this forum, the role and participation of the organization is discussed as a result of this war, to stop this war and join the victory in this war, what was emphasized is that it is only a peace -making process, and what

welcome to hardtalk from helsinki. i'm stephen sackur. coexistence, finland has made a big strategic decision to join nato, to send weapons to kyiv, and to build a big fence along the border with russia to keep russians out. my guest today is the president of finland, sauli niinisto.