helsinki, if you are in helsinki, come see marya.ad’s gun, he didn’t allow you to touch it, you’ll have wine. yanka was shooting back in helsinki, the video shows that she is with the boy. oleg was either taken, or they split up, so that they wouldn’t be detained together. it’s strange that in helsinki they would have crossed the border long ago, but that’s it. andrey evgenevich. allow me to substitute, oleg’s mother was hospitalized, it’s me, what’s wrong with her? i don’t know, the neighbor called, they said they took it away quickly, of course, that means it’s like that, now you’re going to mother to the hospital, uh-huh, find out, maybe she needs something, there’s medicine or some kind of help, right back, there’s something, a jacket, yes, you’re saying that i’m... now in helsinki, yes, i’m sweating they showed, well, strange, good, good, they are sneaking into the embassy, ​​which means they haven’t taken oleg yet, otherwise according to all the news they would have cut him off, but are you still here or something, run, come on

the collection of ardyn ceramics went to helsinki to the local museum.bus departed exactly at 3:00 in the afternoon. was he traveling alone, or what? why alone? he had two cars with him, a traffic police car and a security car. yeah, the guards are in the minibus. well, yes, drivers, four security guards. “chief, that means, look, a minibus, a traffic police car, a security car, they also had a traffic police car, they could turn on the flashing lights, it’s useless, because when the traffic jam arose, the street narrowed to one lane, and traffic was paralyzed, the traffic jam was organized by criminals, i i think so, because when the cars drove on..." no one ran up to the minibus, no one got out of it, when the guards approached the minibus and looked in, they saw that the driver had been killed, the guards too, and the collection had been stolen, moreover, chief, it was impossible to get into the minibus, the doors were locked from the inside, literally everything was according to the protocol, yeah, the nearest cars were inspected, after 5 minutes all

after graduating from the university of helsinki, resse defended dessert. on russian military policyonal scale, worked in counterintelligence, in ninety-six he became a co-founder of the alexander institute at at the university of helsinki, which specializes in russia, he spoke rather friendly about the russian colleagues with whom he crossed paths in his line of work. it's great to be able to work among competent experts at a time when skills in security and intelligence in particular are in demand, perhaps more than ever before since the end of the cold war. previously, the finns got along well with the soviet union, and then with russia they developed cooperation. finnish business came to korelya, all border villages the finnish side gladly accepted rubles from those coming from our side, but then helsinki wanted to join nato so much that the finns suddenly began to experience strong hostility, and are now considering options for how to station more nato troops on their territory. this was also recently stated by the literally newly appointed commander of the finnish defense force

course, we save this quarter, and this quarter is actually berlin for a minute, or oslo, stockholm, helsinki, that is, moscow saves this only in this way a gigantic amount of fuel, just think, 3.5 billion cubic meters, wow, then listen, maybe then to say that if we have them there in moscow, of course there are renewable sources. minigas are working there a little, biotes is working, there is a little something in the sun, of course there is something else too, but they are about a percent, so then increase them, but they will give another 2-3-4, and district heating, which here on large ted from moscow, this is a saving due to the fact that heat and electricity are generated together gives 24-28% of the effect, here is the difference 4 24 yes how to work, how to be for such a large city in... how realistic is it principle, if talk about global energy, reaching carbon neutrality by 2050, or is it still just such hype, some kind of fairy tales, it’s impossible, no, it’s real, but it’s just people who talk about it, they they didn’t read, hajuna middle, who wrote it here, but they didn’t read

helsinki? well, that means there. do you think they will help us?you have other options, or what? what was there when i asked? give me back my son, in fact , you are no longer a russian woman, but you went with your russians, you know where, let’s hope that they will help me as a russian, and i need to change the car, we’ll take everything we need, why change the car, because this one for sure the police are looking for us, we were lucky that they didn’t take us to gas stations, i told you we didn’t need to go there... 2 more before school month, i need to start studying in advance, i have an a in mathematics, well, there is no limit to perfection, the guys and i wanted to play, so instead of playing, study orbital mathematics there, so that you know how everything went like clockwork, and now yana and oleg will be with the prisoners, are you babbling or something, look vital , don’t babble, hello tamara vitelevna, accept. yes, which one? small, adult? yes, you say too, it’s petty, of course, but i can watch her game on tv. just don't play it loud.

petersburg, well, well , nothing, mom, passports, that's it, bye, come on, line, auto helsinki, tampereinuutin kuluttua. hello hello. and this is an agreement, consent, and that evidence that her father is the child. mark, i’ll play the role of the father, because the boy has nothing to do with it, but you don’t need to convince me that this is my son, okay, of course, i’m drunk. i understand this is all hard for you, but please don't drink. i'm a grown girl. i'll figure out what is needed and what is not needed. you promised to meet me, no? sorry, i had things to do. i don’t see your business, oleg, stop it, but it doesn’t suit you, you don’t know anything, of course, where should i go, i was at a meeting, selling my store to pay for an expensive lawyer, you know, not the most pleasant procedure, by the way , in honor of this holiday, yeah. even your russian sees everything, no, he doesn’t see anything, he ’s jealous, he’s jealous, which means he feels that we love each other, if i hadn’t given up the pomovka, we wouldn’t have to sell anything. you will eat, you can. i live curly nothi

earlier it became known that the construction of a railway with european gauge, which should connect helsinkirsaw, through the territory of the baltic republics is again postponed due to rising financial costs. moreover, it turned out that an entire army of baltic officials has been feeding at the expense of rail baltica for many years now. in latvia , the prosecutor general's office has already become interested in this case. a working group will be created in belarus to analyze the work of the national academy of sciences, the president signed a corresponding order, alexander lukashenko announced a large-scale audit in october last year, the main question is why not all new developments reach production. the group should study practice orientation and the effectiveness of scientific research and development of belarusian scientists, their implementation in the real sector, as well as success in import substitution and the volume of exports of scientific and technical products. the group will be led by the head of the state control committee vasily gerasimov. it will also include reputable s

first time, a boat is waiting for you, it will take you across the border until kodka, we’ll meet in helsinki nastya, just a minute. come in, good afternoon, colleagues, i apologize for the trouble with the traffic jam. sergei, you can be free, we are not going anywhere from this submarine, this is my new head of security services, he is very responsible, even i'm a little afraid of him. thank you. so, before we sign our agreement, we are waiting, maybe a coffee with cream, if possible, yes, of course, the last time your coffee ended badly, keep everything under control and report to me in a timely manner. and the two gloomy ones, it’s you, yakovlev, hello, thank you for coming, you won’t get rid of it, you understood correctly, but i didn’t understand why you were so interested in this old case, that kalyasnikov still turned onto a crooked path, and what before this he always came, why did he come then? they took it into development, okay, i’ll tell you, it’s a long-standing case, we had one business at the time, but that’s okay, they made fun of it a little and the case was closed. my partn

the 20th century, for a short time see how they changed on the european continent, and even after helsinki that is. this is literally brownian movement, again, what do we the classics of geopolitics, starting with klaus hofer, say that states are generally living organisms, and state borders are constantly in motion, so it’s easy to say right off the bat that this absolutely cannot happen in the 21st century, because in principle it doesn’t exist. perhaps here you will inevitably remember the expression of nicolas machiaveli from the third decade. will be resolved in the same way as they have been resolved over the past 5,000 years, and no one voluntarily - like this, on the basis of consultation and agreement, of course i would like this to happen, but unfortunately this is still far away, that is, war, as it was, remains a link in the universe. now, as for the ukrainian political elite, which immediately rejected the peace initiative, well, what can we say, it doesn’t hurt, it means you don’t feel that kind of pain yet, then you probably need to do something more painful, this is not bec

think. where, well, where is your embassy, ​​helsinki, well that means there, do you think they willtake us to gas stations, i i said that there was no need to go there, oleg, how are you going to change the car, there are still 2 months before school, we need to start studying in advance, i have an a in mathematics, well, there is no limit to perfection, the guys and i wanted to play, instead of playing, work out there’s orbital mathematics, you know, it went like clockwork, and now oleg and i will be with the prisoners, i’m stunned, look, tamara vitalievna, don’t talk, hello, tamara vitalievna, welcome the child prodigy, who, small, adult, yes , you will say too, small, of course, tamara vitalievna, can i watch this game on tv with you, just don’t turn it on loudly, no, i won’t be loud, we are at the representative office of the ministry of foreign affairs in st. petersburg, i ’ll remind you that today... in the morning the former russian woman yanna kettunin, together with current employee of the ministry of emergency situations oleg berezhny, kidnapped her child. girl, wait, plea

helsinki oleg berezhnoy and yana ketuna attacked police officers and imitated a house fire adoptive parentsce. at the moment their whereabouts are unknown. this is all very bad. what finland, there are police there, i have a construction site, i can’t, it’s clear, everything is with you, i’ll go myself, where you go to finland to save your sister, and you sit here at your construction site, they will be accepted, if they haven’t already, in the same place. .. they have a training session, so you’ll pick it up, get dressed quickly, tamara vitalna. "hello, are you at home now, no, at the market, very good, and you know, my sashka, he completely out of hand, and he was given so much for the summer, and if boris comes to see you now, you can work out with him, we need it very urgently, under no circumstances, don’t let her watch tv, yes, only you there at the market, please do not linger with anyone. ports, train stations, and airports must be blocked. increase patrols of everyone who can be called back from vacation. hello, we have a meeting. i know, they told me, and so, i came, come with me,

oslo, stockholm , helsinki and copenhagen combined, that is, moscow saves such a gigantic amount of fuelway, just think, 3.5 billion cubic meters, wow, yes, then, listen, maybe then we can say that if we have renewable sources there in moscow, of course. there are a little minigs working there, biotes is working, there’s a little something about the sun, there’s something else, of course, too, but they’re about a percent, so then increase them, but they’ll give another 2-3-4, and district heating, which, on large projects from moscow, is a saving due to the fact that heat and electricity are generated together, gives 24-28% of the effect, that’s the difference 4 24 yes how how to work, how how to be for for this big city? state to another, earlier energy transitions were associated with something, energy density increased, muscular strength, uh-huh, mills, water, wind, yes, the same thing, these were here, then we move on, which means that accordingly steam, coal, coal and steam, then the next active oil, gas and nuclear power plants, finally, here they are, the energy density increases,

as the head of the military economics department of the defense forces in finland reported from helsinkithe armed forces of ukraine are sending weapons samples that have not yet been tested. finland plans to bring them to fruition at the expense of the lives of ukrainian soldiers. in poltava, a conscript from the clutches of military commissars the pensioner women fought back, surrounding the employees' car. the turkish agency anadalu publishes personnel replenishment of the forty-third brigade of the armed forces of ukraine; the recruits are represented exclusively by elderly people who were unable to escape or fight off the tetskashniks. they always put pressure, we need to understand that they are inferior to us. ukrainian officials attribute the successful advance of the russian army solely to the indecisiveness of the west. biden's national security adviser sullivan, in an interview with cbs, claims that the failures of the ukrainian armed forces' defense under kharkov and became the reason for the approval of strikes on russian territory. the president recently allowed ukraine to u

petersburg forum i decided to run, it turned out i ran away, ran from helsinki, finished in obi, yes,you want, but today it’s necessary there in the trench, to finish this thing off, these are the moments i wanted to highlight today, and it’s interesting that now the enemy is pressing. there the enemy is trying to do whatever he wants, but i contacted our guys in the north, that is, of course, the baltic warriors work wonders, that is... they repulse the attack behind the attack, i act resourcefully, intelligently, with an amazing will, well, in general, of course, it should be noted that it is no coincidence that so many units received the rank of guards, that is , absolutely deservedly, absolutely, well , the legendary fifty-eighth, and this is the 14th now 66th transbaikal regiment, then well , that is, they are simply handsome, i’m proud of the guys, i’m just proud, i know almost everyone, and of course, it’s especially pleasant to know when... it’s written in the phone book, there’s a colonel, now you’re looking, hero of russia, major general, major general , yes, it's already do

launching a program called helsinki happiness hacks. visit to engage in their way of life. the five day itinerary in the capital city of helsinki, all alongside so-called happiness hackers. >> what makes me happy, kate? what uh- swim, another hacker welcoming newcomers to his home country. >> dj tapio hakanen sharing his hacks, cycling a finnish sauna and balance. >> we want to make sure that this time and room for other things in life, the best lessons from those hackers all surprisingly simple like enjoy what you eat, embrace your inner child and nurture the relationships in your life. >> it's not exactly revolutionary, but spencer, the thing that jumped out to me was balance. yes and i think in this country we're out of whack. yeah. >> oh no doubt about that. >> a number of issues. but this i mean, i've visited all the scandinavian countries and generally speaking, people are so much less stressed out than we are. >> so much less in a hurry to get somewhere or to achieve something and not nothing against achievement. i'm up for high

and this corridor that actually started from norway to helsinki and in 2002 with the agreement of the three countries. and then countries were added to it . it was supposed to be 13,000 km, actually this route would pass through russia, come to the caspian sea and from there to the territory of the islamic republic. it would cross and then reach india through the sea. this is the route. well , mr. khademi, if you could speak a little louder so that we can hear your voice more clearly, thank you. yes. yes, the only part of this internationally defined corridor that was left as a missing link in the rail sector was this one between rashab and kasbin, which was put into operation today anyway, and thus we have a program. and in this way, this missing link was actually solved and it can be a good route with a capacity for transporting international cargo, which is very important and profitable for the country because of its transit. to have means a route that, as the respected expert has already announced, to transfer cargo in this corridor that i mentioned with it used to take nearly 405

protesting the zionist regime's genocide in gaza and dispersed their gathering at the university of helsinki. as the days of tashriq are approaching, the mood of mecca is changing due to the suspension of bus services for transporting pilgrims to the haram mosque. pilgrims reach this holy place on foot. circumambulate around it and pray. i walked with my family for about an hour , we went to baitullah for about an hour, we went to baitullah, bait al-haram, we prayed in the morning, by god's grace, we came back, we moved to watal, she was not tired, thank god, it was very good, one hour from here. we walked to masoor haram and 45 accepted cases remained. and the boom in the production of sardabi fishes in the village of koreh chaharmahal bakhtiari , director of fisheries of chaharmahal bakhtiari, said that the people of this village harvest more than 1000 tons of fish from about 30 fish farms every year. at the distance of 120 km from the center of the fourth province, halo bakhtiari, and in the heart of the zakros mountains , is the village of keri, where the people are engaged in agricultur

petersburg, well, okay, mom, passports, that’s it, bye, come on, linja-auto helsinki- tampere lähtee sit down, hello, oleg. not anywhere here there everywhere, where your name is, it’s marked there with a marker, sign it, this is an agreement, consent and the certificate that her father is the child. mark, i’ll play the role of the father, because the kid has nothing to do with it, but you do n’t need to convince me that it’s my son, okay, of course. i understand this is all hard for you, but please don't drink. i'm a grown girl. i'll figure out what is needed and what is not needed. you promised to meet me, no, sorry, i had business, i don’t see your business, oleg, stop, but it doesn’t suit you, you don’t know anything, of course, where should i go, i was at a meeting, selling my store . the russian flag is more than 300 years old, it was established by peter ii january 20, 1705. the arrangement of stripes on the flag then explained the structure of the world. in the west the eagle is single-headed, in the east it is double-headed. it expresses a symphony between secular power and

let's go for the third one, attention, question two, vitaly, concentrate, on the ferris wheel in helsinki, paid hourly. elena tsygantsova from lyuberitsy is interested in what this booth is like, that it’s possible for four people, that you play for a long time, now it’s longer. sauna, the fact that there is a sauna in finland, dmitry, you came up with a great idea at the eighteenth second, i congratulate you, the decisive third question. dmitry, imagine a glass booth with good sound insulation, equipped with a computer on which games from the nineties are installed, in shanghai. recently they began to install such booths, ironically nicknamed their lockers. daniyar mustakhanov from karaganda is interested in where such booths are installed and for whom they are intended. vitaly, please, these cameras, rooms, for men, booths, yes, are installed in shopping centers for men, so that women can do shopping, well , name the men, husbands, more precisely, and now attention, the correct answer, these so-called storage lockers are designed, look at the screen for... yes, you can’t talk to young p

let us remember helsinki 75, the most striking example of modern world politics, when different sideserent views on the future, and there was an acute situation in cyprus, but nevertheless, different countries found the political will to meet in a neutral place and discuss all the problems and come. to the us state department, to those who organized this farce, but you see, the american machine, it seems to be grinding everything down, it moves on, preparing the next ones. similar farces in order to try to make peace through means to convince the media that the united states is taking the right steps, in fact, this, of course, is a failure, i would like to emphasize once again that the unification of countries around brix, the desire of so many countries to join brix, up to 50 countries are now being recruited, expansion. shanghai cooperation organization are precisely those forces that can not only, they do not seek to oppose themselves to the united states, they are trying to balance this world, make it more fair, and , accordingly, so that peace initiatives, in including alexander

do you remember that scene after the summit in helsinki, when they talked face to face with trump forr an hour. and then they came out to the public, small, mean, with a mocking smile, putin, and a completely confused, crushed, huge carcass of trump, i don’t know what documents... and what arguments putin gave there, but this is proven by today’s trump policy, his attempt save putin, as you rightly said, a hopeless defeat, no one from the biden administration today, for all our claims to this administration will not agree to this agreement, especially the europeans, its hope that trump will win the election and save, bring him salvation, this honorable draw. he went to north korea, they got tense. the united states also got tense in beijing, that is, on the way out, putin can take out from there, i don’t know, a certain amount of artillery ammunition and sell kim jong-un to his, visage, so to speak, this or that missile technology, that is, on the way out, as it were nothing, but putin went for it, taking into account the fact that the day before, he was literally there for several we

north to the south sea to our sea, and this corridor, which actually started from norweh to bochum, helsinki, and in 2002, with an agreement three countries and then added countries, it was supposed to be 13,000 kilometers , practically all of this route. ok, he was passing through russia it comes to the caspian sea and from there it crossed the territory of the islamic republic and then reached india through the sea. this is the route. well, mr. khademi, if you could speak a little louder so that we can hear your voice more clearly, thank you. yes, only part of this. the defined international corridor that remained as the missing link in the ghaili sector was the same between roshda and the caspian. in any case, it was put into operation today, and in this way, we have a combined attack program from asia, in fact, east, from india, in fact, by sea and then from the soil of the islamic republic of iran. by rail, you can go from the southern ports of iran to kasbin port in the west of the mazandaran sea, and from there you can go to the caspian sea. to astrakhan, russia, and from there to the

i'm the staff director to have helsinki commission. i have a question for mr. like to jump in i guess. i appreciate the emphasis on the colonization and the need to artworks as ukrainian which have often been viewed or mislabeled as russian, abroad and sometimes within the region. i guess my question is this. there have been these cycles of genocide. there is an ongoing genocide of russia againstkr this is derived if this claim of russia on ukrainian identity itself. can there exist a russian identity that does not claim ukrainian identity and what could that look like? >> i can't completely answer that question, but what i can answer is be it through art, through music, through other creative sectors that a lot of russian culte roads lead to ukraine. that is a given fact. just because an artist born, raised in kyiv maybe had for economic reasons had to move to moscow to work in theater and whatever it may be for a few years and then moved back to ukraine or to berlin or to paris, does not make that person russian. on and on.st keepgo yes, for different economi

the wife of my assistant had got some gynecological complaint, and this needed urgent attention in helsinki. and i was gonna be accompanying my assistant and his wife, and take my wife with me. the wife of my assistant had to groan for the microphones and keep up her story, and i was complaining what a bore it was to have to go off, and who was gonna look after the baby? so there was a lot of talking up to the ceiling, as it were, for their benefit. [suspenseful music playing] [raymond] we took our baby because she was still breastfeeding. but, to be honest, i thought that was the best cover story for us. i later learned from a soviet agent who told me that the kgb simply didn't believe that a british intelligence officer would take a baby on such a perilous operation. we drove through the night. it was an incredibly beautiful dawn. you couldn't really believe that anything bad could come of that day. [narrator] gordievsky is ahead of the mi6 team at all times. [wind gusting faintly] [insects buzzing] [narrator] gordievsky must stay hidden until the mi6 team arrives. but their problems are

oleksandr pavrichenko joins us, he is the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, congratulations, congratulations, i don't know if you watched the story that we just showed our viewers, but in any case, there is a huge problem: russia is doing what it wants to do and with military, and with civilians, and in the occupied territories and in poland. actually, ukraine claims about 14,000 cases of torture in russian captivity. all interviewed after release from captivity declared torture, it is reported. the united nations, let's try to outline first the scale of this torture, the nature of this torture, and again, is there anything different when we talk about military prisoners, when we talk about civilians, again in captivity or in occupied territories , so look, it's really a question of application in what is called torture or torture, because the terminology is different, but essentially... it's the same phenomenon legally defined in terms of of the european convention on human rights is torture, torture is a un term that is used, but it does not affect

i served as the chair of the helsinki commission, a group for europe, central asia and north america. we have used that forum to point out that the united states is violating international standards by denying the citizens of the district of columbia full voting protections and representation in the united states congress and senate. and we have actually sponsored resolutions and those resolutions have passed the whole -- the united states out of step with the international community. i want to go over this with the e.r.a. coalition as to where we think the focus needs to be in regards to the united states senate before we use any of our senate mechanisms to put a spotlight on one strategy versus another. i also recognize that this is a little sensitive because it's democrat on democrat when we talk about what the white house is doing. so i -- this is an election year, in case you haven't noticed. it's a strategy decision that i want to make along with the coalition. >> hi, senator. my name is claudia, i'm the deputy executive director at the young feminist party, a 14,000-strong yout

passport, i come to with this passport, conditionally to tallinn, and i say, give me a ticket to helsinkior to paris or to london, then i cannot fly, simply because i am russian, and as far as i understand, this is also one of those enough cool mome od... from cool moments to simply prohibit the movement of any russians, including probably referring to scouts and spies, please, for today flights are prohibited, direct flights, that is, regular flights, but charters and private business jets are not prohibited, that is why precisely those persons who can afford to fly from russia on private charters or flights, including tourist charters, they are not prohibited. in europe, and that is why, if a russian person orders a private business flight, and in particular these are those russians, such as friedman, a great jazz player, there is also another category of persons, there, who are actually the leaders of russian politics and also operate with huge amounts of money, let me remind you that the jet, the business jet of mr. prigozhin, could formally be allowed to transport any persons in euro

the committee on security and cooperation of the helsinki commission of the us congress on june 20 isarings on the proliferation of russian-style foreign agent laws, focusing on developments in georgia, slovakia, hungary and kyrgyzstan. tim sometimes in georgia opponents of the so-called law on foreign agents, which has entered into force in this place, say that they will not comply with the requirement of this law. they emphasize that the law's requirement for organizations to register as foreign agents if they receive 20% or more of foreign funding mirrors similar complaints. in russia, they believe it may be aimed at silencing critics ahead of this year's elections. details on how organizations in georgia are refusing to comply with the new law and can face heavy fines, in the story of genne rijva. eka gigauriv heads the anti-corruption organization transparency international about georgia. she is not a favorite of the government. her face is on propaganda banners where the gigauri are accused of getting rich from foreign money. and attempts to sell the georgian homeland. personall

do you remember that scene after the summit in helsinki, when they talked with trump endlessly for over an hour. and then they went out to the public, the little ones, i don't know what documents and what arguments they presented there putin, but this is proven by today's trump policy, his attempt to save putin, as you rightly said, is a hopeless defeat, no one from the biden administration today, despite all our claims to this administration , will agree to this agreement, especially the europeans. the hope that trump will win the election and save will bring him salvation this honorable draw. he went to north korea, things got tense in beijing, and the united states got tense, that is , on the way out, putin can get out of there, i don’t know, a certain amount of artillery ammunition and to sell kimchin-un to his, visav, so to speak, this or that missile technology, that is , as if nothing came out, but putin went for it taking into account the fact that the day before he literally ... was there for several weeks in beijing with his whole team , this is the strange journey of putin an

committee of the communist party of the soviet union lenidbrezhniv put his signature under the act in helsinki well as the united states and canada, and this basically meant that... that in the era of peace really began in europe, despite the rivalry between the two blocs, and that the borders of european states are established, only european, in the so -called global south, it was simply not called that then, wars continued, secessions continued, the struggle continued, but europe could at least from 1900... 75, actually much earlier from the end of the forties, the beginning of the 50s, and until 2014, enjoy the immutability of the borders of states, and the impossibility of one state can annex the territory of another, the most important moment, the most important moment, 2020 14, after the annexation of crimea to the russian federation by force. this era is over forever, and now you and i are waiting for some other new era of security, which will not know when it will begin, maybe in the 20s, maybe in the 30s, maybe in the 40s of our century, maybe even later, maybe earlier, no one knows,

this specificity is heard, when it finds real addressees, then something can happen, let’s remember helsinkiitics, when there were also different views on the future from different sides of europe, and there was an acute situation in cyprus. but nevertheless, different countries found the will political meeting in a neutral place, discuss all the problems and come to an agreement, which, in principle, suited everyone, despite the fact that the premises were very different and very complex, now, in my opinion, is the time for exactly this, and not for arguments among themselves, then that the countries that even made it to the pre-buyurstock, then began to respond, is simply absurd, well, those who did not make it or... here is the review, the recall of signatures, this, this is a serious slap in the face, of course, the state department of the us state department, to those who organized this is a farce, but you see, the american machine, it seems to grind everything down, it moves on, the next similar farces are being prepared in order to try to convince the world through the media that the

not believe in, uh, constancy of borders, uh, until 1975, approximately before the signing of the helsinkict, the soviet leadership, of course, they did not say it out loud, but they were not sure that it was all theirs forever, and therefore for them the kaliningrad region was like a bridgehead, by the way, this is just a good question you asked andrii , because this applies to... both crimea and donbass, they will never believe, even if they control it for a long time, that it is theirs forever, and if it is not forever, then it is necessary, let's say, to use it , not to develop. if you look at her moscow, yes, no only moscow, and kyiv, all these famous high-rises, they were built from koneksberg stones, they literally dismantled the old city center, it was in ruins, but many german cities, as you know, after... world war ii were in ruins, next to königsberg there is gdansk, the ancient city of danzig, which was completely restored by the poles, the central part, all of this was literally assembled piece by piece, why? because the poles treated gdańsk as their own city, yes, of course,

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, if you are in helsinki, come in marya.n? he didn't allow you touch him. you'll be drinking wine. yanka was shooting back in helsinki, the video shows that she is with a boy. oleg was either taken, or they split up, so that they wouldn’t be detained together. it’s strange that in helsinki they would have crossed the border long ago, but that’s it. andrey evgenevich. allow me to replace you, oleg’s mother was in the hospital, i don’t know what’s wrong with her, the neighbor called, they said they’d take us away soon, it’s clear, that means it’s like that, now you’re going to see your mother in the hospital, find out, maybe she needs something , there is medicine or some kind of help, right back, there is a jacket, yes, you you say that yana is now in helsinki, yes, they showed the tv, well, strange. okay, okay, they’re sneaking into the embassy, ​​which means they haven’t taken oleg yet, otherwise according to all the news they would have cut him off, but what else are you here or something, run, come on, eat, run! tyoma, he

i would like to note that the total cost of assistance to kyiv from helsinki has reached more than 2 billion euros. at the summit in brussels, the leaders of the eu countries elected new heads of the main institutions, in particular , they approved ursula's candidacy. for the position of president of the european commission, this will be her second term, in addition, the candidacy of ex-prime minister of portugal antonio košta for the position of the head of the european council was approved, prime minister of estonia kaya kalas was approved for the position of head of diplomacy. the final appointment must be supported by a vote in the european parliament parliament on july 18. i'm just. i would like to express my gratitude to the leaders who supported my candidacy for the post of president of the european commission. this decision after the presentation is important for me. my political orientations for the next 5 years, and in the meantime, one more step needs to be taken on this path. look for more interesting videos on the espresso youtube channel, be sure to subscribe, because t

is simple here for me, i have an ironclad alibi, please share, my client traveled on the ferry to helsinkim listening to you attentively, but be careful, this is very important, uh-huh, okay, i understand, that means, before all the scorpions were imprisoned, uh-huh, the three of them raped one student, more details please, her last name, in my opinion , kirsanova, yes, well, i don’t know what her name is, why they weren’t charged with rape, didn’t she file a statement, no, she decided to go to the next world, she took some pills, but her father, after her... death, wanted to achieve, like this criminal case, to initiate, but nothing happened, that is, do you think that he could them to avenge their daughter, well, these freaks themselves complained to me that he threatened them if they didn’t go to the police, but after two weeks, yes, after 2 weeks the scorpions were imprisoned, so even, probably, if he wanted, he wouldn’t have time , don’t leave the city for now, i wish you good health, comrade colonel colonel , tell them and shut up, you know my face so accurately, we know your face, y

believe in the permanence of borders, well, until 1975, approximately before the signing of the helsinki. the soviet leadership, of course, they didn't say it out loud, but they weren't sure that it was all theirs forever, and that's why the kaliningrad region was like a springboard for them, by the way, you asked andrii a good question, because it's exactly relevant and crimea and donbass, they will never believe, even if they control it for a long time, that it is theirs forever, and if it is not forever, then they need it, let's say yes, to use, not to develop, if you look at ee moscow and. kyiv, these famous high-rises, they were built from the stones of königsberg, they literally dismantled the old city center, it was in ruins, but many german cities, as you know, were in ruins after the second world war, next to königsberg is gdansk, the old danzik , which was completely restored by the poles, the central part, everything... was literally collected stone by stone, why? because the poles treated gdańsk as their own city, yes, of course, they were neighbors there with the germans, wi

specificity... is heard, when it finds real addressees, then something can happen, let’s remember helsinkihen... different sides of europe also had different views on the future and there was an acute situation in cyprus, but nevertheless, different countries found the political will to meet in a neutral place, discuss all the problems and come to an agreement, which in basically everyone it worked out, despite the fact that the ambassadors were very different and very complex, but now, in my opinion, is the time for just this, and not for the people who even got there among themselves. sent their representatives at a high level, suggests that there are politicians who have political will, who are ready to unite around this approach, how to ensure peace not only in ukraine, but in general... in the euro-atlantic, i’ll say it again , the fact that the post-soviet space, the european one, here is a review, a recall of signatures, this, this is serious a slap in the face, of course, to the state department, the us state department, to those who organized this farce, but you see, the american

i would like to note that the total cost of assistance to kyiv from helsinki has reached more than 2 billion euros today. a woman died as a result of the morning shelling of the village of varvarivka in the kharkiv region, the ministry reports of internal affairs of ukraine. now all the necessary ones are working on site. services five people died and twenty were injured during the day in donetsk region, the police of the region reported, among the injured were two children. they were injured in silydovo. the occupiers dropped an aerial bomb there. in total , six local residents were admitted to the hospital. yasenove village. the russians fired with iskanders, killing one person and wounding another. farming was damaged. the enemy covered kurakhov with rocket artillery in the city. two died. there are just as many injured, two shops and a bus station were also damaged, one more man died in turetska, the occupiers dropped an aerial bomb on the city, another person was killed in siversk by artillery shelling. two people were injured as a result of the russian shelling of the village o

almost everything, is running, except for the fact that 3 days ago she returned from a cruise to helsinking calls did lyakhov make on your behalf, this boroni sang, yeah, there were, there were calls, well, so you can’t say there’s a fever, well, it’s not the nineties now, and we’re not the same slyakhovs anymore. in order to measure each other's trunks, well, i called venik for mediation, well, to settle everything amicably, well, in general, georgivich, polyak and malina, you decided the way i would arrange it, so it will be, malina is not such a sucker that he should be so to cheat, the pole punished his son, kicked him out of work from the apartment. kicked him out, took away the car, promised to repair malini’s cottage at his own expense, or rather, at his son’s expense, and 60 pieces of greenery as compensation, yeah, at this meeting there were only three of you, well, of course, why do we need extra ears, and it doesn’t suit the ex special officer to attend such... we will work out the environment, listen, maybe this is the owner of the car whose mirror i broke, although i don’t re

oleksandr polychenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, is alreadyn touch with us. we welcome you. greetings, good morning. mr. oleksandr, according to your observations, during mobilization, how often do tsk employees violate the rights of conscripts and what exactly, and is there, for example, packaging in buu with such a violation? and instead, how citizens violate, because there are actually many cases of how people behave with tsc employees. yes, indeed, uh, ... procedure, or, rather, the procedures, when it comes to the facts of serving a summons, refusal to serve a summons, must first of all take place in compliance with the law, and we see that the legislation has changed, the practice today does not always comply with legal requirements and norms, and the same representatives of the tsc really , sometimes exceed their official powers and... use force, for example, using the functions of law enforcement agencies, they do not have such powers of law enforcement agencies, accordingly, individuals do not... knowing their rights, who are detained

this specificity is heard, when it finds real addressees, then something can happen, let’s remember helsinkif modern world politics, when there were also different views on the future of... there were different sides of europe and there was an acute situation in cyprus, but nevertheless, different countries found the political will to meet in a neutral place and discuss. who have the political will, who are ready to unite around this approach, how to ensure peace not only in ukraine, in general in the post-soviet space, european, euro-atlantic, i will say again that the withdrawal, the withdrawal of signatures, this is a serious slap in the face, of course, once i emphasize that the unification of countries around the brix, the desire to join there are a lot of countries in brix, up to 50, now countries are being recruited, the expansion of the shanghai cooperation organization, these are exactly the forces that can not only, they do not seek to oppose themselves to the united states, they are trying to balance this world, to make it more. fair, and accordingly, so that the peaceful initiati

21st century, in for a short time to see how they changed on the european continent, and even after helsinkinian movement, again, what the classics of geopolitics tell us, starting with klaus hofer, that the state is generally living organisms, and state borders are constantly in motion, so to immediately assert that this absolutely cannot happen in the 21st century, because in principle it cannot happen at all, here you will inevitably remember the expression of nicolas machiavell and... the third decade of titus libya, well, it’s as if the sun stopped setting in the east, so in fact, this is a completely normal proposal in this regard, and it’s not clear why they say it with such fervor, with such categoricalness, since it could have been proposed in principle, yes it is a completely, completely normal move in this regard, again, well, as for world history, well, you can even say with a certain note of chagrin, well, did they fight, are they fighting? and they will fight, and these problems will be solved in the same way as they were solved over the past 5,000 years, and no, and no one vol

behind alexey's back, internships and work as a chief in michelin-starred restaurants in barcelona, ​​helsinkid. in 2022, alekseev himself became a restaurateur. the futurist restaurant is the author's modern european gastronomy in our interpretation. we are thorough. we select every detail, everything must be at the highest level, very aesthetically pleasing, in the futurist restaurant we do not prepare a classic dish, we rethink the classics and prepare the food of the future. this year, the futurist took twentieth place in the ranking of the best restaurants in russia according to "where to eat russia", and his chef's concept received palm branch of the restaurant business. and this is not what the classic fishion chips dish looks like in my reading. where instead of fish there are specks, instead of potatoes there is parjim fries. alexey became chef 2023 according to the version that is where in st. petersburg, and received the title of breakthrough chef of the year. in march twenty-fourth , alekseev’s new restaurant inner opened. alexey alekseev. the future is already today. marina naumov