conclusions of analyst john hellin, who writes about the crisis at the front for the finnish newspaper helsinki news about kyiv in two years. does not say anything, but notes that after the capture of the village of progress in the pokrovsk direction , the russian army is advancing one kilometer there every day. this situation is the result of many short and long-term challenges that ukrainians face at the same time, writes helin. the most significant of them is the command, which, as he believes analyst, still wastes troop lives to hold as many territories as possible. about roman pohorily, co-founder analyst and project analyst. joins our broadcast, mr. roman, congratulations, thank you for joining, we will also talk about these statements, about the situation at the front, but i want to start with the assumption of yulian ryobka, who is a bild columnist, that for with the current pace of the russian army, well, maybe it will, maybe it will take only two years to reach kyiv, how do you feel about such assumptions to such, if you can call it analytics, congratulations, glory to ukraine. laugh, to b

paul: that's the finished president speaking exclusively to bloomberg news in helsinki.n alert about chinese government bonds. watching space very closely. we understand china's ministry of finance notified underwriters to resubmit demand for friday's 30 year government bond auction. this is according to people familiar with the matter who can't be identified because they are not authorized to speak publicly. this is what we know. requests to resubmit the bond auction demand have been issued in the past when there's a change of market environment. they tend be a rare occurrence. yields at record lows. the pboc hasn't sold any bonds yet but there's a lack of quality long-term assets in china at the moment. there is the 30 year for you. not a great deal of change at the moment. as i mentioned, yields at historic lows in china at the moment. now this news that china's ministry of finance notifying underwriters to resubmit demand for 30 year government bond options. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) sandals rhythm and blues caribbean sale is now o

new way to treat. according to the daily website, researchers from the university of helsinki and stanford turned to the personalization of depression treatments by deep magnetic stimulation of the brain. researchers of this method it was used for patients whose depression was not relieved by medication. the researchers predict that precise mapping of the electrical responses of the prefrontal cortex of the brain could be monitored and controlled. they are hopeful. deep brain magnetic stimulation may improve the future of depressed patients unresponsive to antidepressants. dear viewers, thank you for your attention. good evening and god bless you. wow, i can't believe it. yes, it was only a while ago . if you wanted to buy something, you had to spend a lot of time to go and look around, and then reach the market, the market of each one. beside me, it all got better. we came to serai afsariye. it got better . we came to sarai irani, a big iranian store, the only branch in tehran, in serah afsariye, with unbelievable prices . and long-term bookings without prepayment in the big iranian store in the cities

new way to treat depression. according to sitek daily, researchers from the universities of helsinki and stanford with deep magneticstimulation of the brain, they have turned to the personalization of depression treatments. the researchers applied this method to patients whose depression was not relieved by medication. the researchers predict that precise mapping of the electrical responses of the frontal cortex of the brain can be monitored and controlled. they hope deep brain magnetic stimulation in the future. improve depressed patients who do not respond to antidepressants. the next part of the one o'clock news. in the name of god, greetings, courtesy, respect, service to each one of you , dear viewers. one of the issues that different experts in different programs in this time we were talking about it during the election days , economic growth was discussed in the 7th plan, which was set at 8%. with oil , the country's economic growth was about 34 % without oil, but we want to be at the table. today's economy , let's talk about what are the requirements to reach the 8% economic growth mentioned in the 7th five

was this— some new questions not get answered. was this another helsinkitical, clearly, if donald _ instead. just on that hypothetical, clearly, if donald trump _ instead. just on that hypothetical, clearly, if donald trump does - instead. just on that hypothetical, l clearly, if donald trump does when the presidential election, what difference do you think that makes for us support for ukraine? i difference do you think that makes for us support for ukraine?- for us support for ukraine? i think it certainly pulls _ for us support for ukraine? i think it certainly pulls it _ for us support for ukraine? i think it certainly pulls it into _ for us support for ukraine? i think it certainly pulls it into question. l it certainly pulls it into question. partially— it certainly pulls it into question. partially because _ it certainly pulls it into question. partially because of— it certainly pulls it into question. partially because of what - it certainly pulls it into question. partially because of what we - it certainly pulls it into question. | partially beca

helsinki final act. at the same time , nato does not stop at europe, but continues to move, lavrov noted. newtarget is the asia-pacific region. the war that it unleashed against russia with the hands of the illegal government in kiev is no longer enough for the north atlantic alliance; the entire osce space is not enough for it. having destroyed the fundamental agreements in the sphere of control almost to the ground. over arms, the united states continues to escalate confrontation. the other day, at a summit in washington, the leaders of the alliance countries confirmed their claims to a leading role. not only in the euro-atlantic region, but in the asia-pacific region. it is declared that nato, they say, as before, it is guided by the task of protecting the territory of its members, but for this it is necessary to extend the dominance of the alliance to the entire eurasian continent and adjacent sea areas. all this, according to the russian minister, only leads to increased confrontation in the world. russia is for a different path, a political-diplomatic one, to begin . must be accompanied

helsinki process. we had that, okay, the indivisibility of security. we had that, okay. and, and re now the us as a noun, so they will deploy previously band, new killer capable missiles to germany. we're going backwards re, we had the i n f treaty. we're going backwards. right? yeah, peter, you know, i go back to the abm treaty which gave a strategic stability for 30 years, 3 decades count them. i was instrumental in that treaty. i was so chief of the soviet our policy bridge. and we told kissinger and x and the russians are really serious about those. they didn't want to spend themselves into oblivion and they were afraid of china. it was good to see a little march on them. we provided the a problem, have a the trust but verify. we provided the verification stuff and and that was in it in scott ritter as squared sort of my my life's work noted. stays okay. now you have scott ritter is life's work. the neutral, the immediate range, nuclear forces treaty cop, put that last that 30 till years from get out of that. and now as you say, there's a special arrangement where new medium range, ballistic missiles, i go to go with the german or just like

helzinsky's decision of the helsinki conference on non-violation of borders in more than 150 agreements with ukraine, she ignored it, and now we hope, they hope, that we, we will sign a newagreement and russia will comply. there is such a concept in diplomacy in international relations , contractual capacity. negotiating capacity of a country is its ability to enter into and, importantly, fulfill agreements. ugh. it is not possible to conclude new agreements with... a country that is not able to negotiate, and that is practical it is said in the vienna convention on the law of international treaties, so we must proceed from this, well, we remember the old historical german wisdom that even the paper on which the agreement with russia is signed is not worth anything , nothing has changed, but at the same time we, we we are surprised by a certain playing of the card, ukrainian independence in the framework of election campaigns of political... battles both in europe and america, but we cannot understand why then kyiv and ukraine are officially pedaling the topic in order to speed up the second round of elections in the usa to hold a second peace summit already with the par

new episodes, tomorrow on the first. having ceded the northern coast of the gulf of finland to the russians, their stronghold port of helsing force, modern helsinkiwedes organized a defense when entering the gulf of bothnia. at the level of the gangut peninsula, today it is called khanka, they concentrated 28 warships . in june 1714, reaching gangut. fyodor matveevich opraksin, who managed the naval department and led the russian fleet in that company, considered this an insurmountable obstacle and did not dare to go further. he was inclined to build fortresses in which he intended to spend the winter and resume hostilities when shipping began. and praxin asked for instructions. peter rushed over himself and over the course of several days played a complex chess combination, which, however, included some luck. firstly, peter personally found a narrow 2.5 km sandy isthmus, which made it possible to bypass the swedish sailing ships to transport some of the golers into the gulf of bothnia. the chiefs and the fleet became russia's trump card. this victory ensured control of the russian army over finland. moreover, from now on the gulf of bothnia, inc