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this put out the statement urging the house of representatives to move with urgency on the a bill. here's the president speaking on tuesday, there's no question because the senate bill was put on the floor of the house of representatives. it would pass. it would pass and the speaker knows that. so i call the speaker to let the full house speak his mind and not allow minority of most extreme voices in the house to block this bill, even from being voted on even from being voted on. this is a critical act for the house to move these to move. the bill provides urgent funding for ukraine. so we're gonna keep defending himself against putting the vicious, vicious onslaught right. some more on this, we're going across to washington dc and bring in all correspondence that been human alvarez group, but even give us a breakdown of what's in this bill. so $60000000000.00 us dollars, about 2 thirds of this a package would go to supporting ukraine. the money that is intended for reopening, it says through the purchase of weapons, munitions, but also different support services, military trainings

of country this is, the dumb chancellor needs to be convinced... olaf scholz intends to meet once again with representatives of the house of representatives of the uspublicans , as well as democrats, in order to once again try to prove to them the necessity of allocating aid to ukraine. this was reported by his press secretary steffen heberstreit, according to the information made public by him, the meeting of the head of the german government with american lawmakers will take place behind the scenes of the munich security conference, which begins at the end of this week, it is known that about 100 american congressmen intend to come there, so mr. scholz will have plenty to talk about with them, given house speaker mike johnson's statement that which i have already told you, and by the way, i will also follow the munich conference itself, as you know, no decisions are made there, but it is such a platform for the exchange of opinions, and i really hope that this year there will be just as much talk about ukraine and the need to help us. the majority of congressmen support the allocation of aid to ukraine. james o'brien, assistant secretary of state

, yes, so the question arises, what do voters want, they still come to the deputy of the house of representatives general, one of the milestones that downloaded, they were just household questions, everyday unsettled conditions, right? i understand that sometimes we have two sides to the coin of this issue, sometimes people don’t really get an answer from local authorities, that’s one story, i’ll tell it a little later, and sometimes they just hype, hype the fact that they simply don’t going nowhere, not contacting anyone at the local level, they just write a video and send it to tiktok, naturally i hope that this is more... the district executive committee to the level of the village council, if this problem is not solved because the authorities did not want to address it look human eyes, it automatically goes up, because this problem hurts a person, when a circular comes from above, then anyway this problem is quickly solved, but the relationship between the resident who applied and the local authorities, they have already, let’s say, they have already deteriorated, so so i urge... well, let's,

part of the republicans, the difference between the democrats and the republicans in the house of representatives is very small, that is, the majority will be found in the question of bringing this bill to a vote. mike johnson, speaker of the house representatives made it clear, as you said at the beginning, that he will not bring it to a... vote, it is not yet known definitively, but right now there are negotiations, there are talks about how to overcome these blocks, in fact, there are various procedural points, how it can be done, but for this, the democrats need the support of at least a small number of republicans, just at least for a simple majority, bypassing the speaker to bring this bill to a vote, if it is brought, the chances are very, very high big, that it will be accepted when exactly it will happen, well, it is difficult for me to say about it, that is, there is no clear term during which... they should either bring it up or not bring it up for a vote? well, they say that if they do it, they should do it very quickly, that is , now we see how this draft law passed through the senat

thus, having elected deputies of the house of representatives on a single voting day, and on april 4,e council of the republic, the national assembly of the republic of belarus, we will form both houses of parliament and after the first sessions of these chambers, the parliament will begin to work in a new composition. yes, indeed, during the same period we will have to elect delegates to the all-belarusian people's assembly from the deputy corps of local councils, while we must take into account that all 60 deputies of the minsk city council elected on a single voting day will automatically be delegates of the belarusian people's assembly, and the remaining 290 seats will... be distributed in proportion to the number of voters between regions, and the regions will elect their representatives from deputies of local councils, they will be represented both at the level of village councils, settlements, districts, regional and so on, and about 400 delegates of the all-belarus people's assembly we will have to elect from civil society structures, in accordance with the law on the basis of

the executive branch deals with all this, this is its task, what do the deputies of the house of representativesatives do, solve systemic errors by elaborating legislation, that is , if a hole appears somewhere on the road and the deputies see that this hole appeared from - due to the fact that the legislation is imperfect, there is insufficient coordination between. executive authorities and so on, then they take up this topic if, in general, the laws work normally, but this is some kind of special case in in a particular district, then this is generally not a problem of parliamentary deputies, this is a problem of a specific executive branch, so when we talk about how we elect parliamentary deputies, we need to elect people, in my opinion, again, who are good do they understand how the executive power system functions in the country, what laws have already been written, because they have already worked on them in the executive? this is one thing, working is another, the fastest to solve any problem with potholes on the roads is the deputy of local councils who continues to work in the executiv

therefore, i urge the speaker to allow the full house of representatives to have its say and not allow the minority of the most extreme voices in the house to block this bill, even if it does not voted in the senate, the document received 70 votes for and 29 against, thus the lawmakers reached the necessary threshold of more than 60 votes to send the bill to the house of representatives. president biden will be able to sign the document on funding ukraine , israel and taiwan without migration reform after the house of representatives approves it. the speaker of the us house of representatives , republican mike johnson, criticized the bill passed by the senate, because the document did not include the issue of border security with mexico. president joe's request republicans and democrats in congress have been discussing biden's decision to allocate aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan for several months. opposition from the future us presidential candidate from the republican party, donald trump, and his allies in the congress every time promises to block the bill. the aid package includes

possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. the chaplain: will you pray with me? we pray o, lord to work among and within us as we seek to serve you this day. open the closed doors of our hearts and encourage us to unlock all that bars us from discovering and receiverring you in our lives and in this place. open our ears that we would hear your voice to serve you unequivocally. you've summoned us to this esteemed court of law to uphold your righteousness and justice. open our minds to the insight you offer us. in the hard moments you ask us to tolerate others and be open to the truths you teach us through these encounters. open our eyes that we may see the wonder of your love and the spiritual beauty that resides in the souls of those with whom we serve is and may we bear witne

normally , the government submits the draft laws to the house of representatives, and the house of representatives examines them . therefore, when the house of representatives approves a law , it is sent to the presidency for approval, which must be signed within a certain period of time. if the president drafts during that time. if there is a problem in holding the election or if one of the candidates objects to the result , he will handle the complaints. many cases of this have happened in lebanon. some to the law council they had basically protested about the way the elections were held. but the designers of the complaint could not get anywhere. but there are also candidates who protested to the constitutional council and this council. he recounted the votes and even re-examined the election process and gave them the right to win the election. therefore, the supa constitutional council will ensure the election process and if there is a problem or objection to the result , it will be dealt with. don't you think that your monitoring model is a violation of civil liberties in your elections? super

the house of representatives has to vote on that. now, can you give us a sense of what difference, what difference would guessing that money or not guessing it made to ukraine to well, we have to in the stands of the united states. um, now talking not as a percentage of their g. b has been the major provider of military aid to ukraine, meaning that if the united states were not the, the house of representatives were to turn down. that bill from ukraine would suffer greatly because the european countries with their own sluggish defense industry simply cannot fill the gap. that means that for you create an, even if there are flashes to provide more immunization and more military aid in general, this will be taking years and time is of athens specifically time on the technical level which runs very fast. and you create a need set 8. now, if the united states were the cause of representatives were to pass that bill, indeed it would provide a portion of health to ukraine. but again, the ukraine needs a long term support site. that short te

websites, including television addresses that were made for the candidates. deputies of the house of representatives information about meetings with voters, the numerical sizes of the district are different, the house of representatives, well , the average number of voters was a little more than 61 thousand, it is very difficult to reach everyone, this is not an easy task, so somewhere the voters themselves must show a little activity , for this you can contact the precinct election commission, the precinct election commission will advise those candidates who are registered , who will be from... a large family or in any kind of association of people, and somewhere maybe a road hasn’t been completed, somewhere maybe a house hasn’t been repaired, but that’s probably the point election campaign, so that those deputies , especially local councils, those who are close to these problems, so that they accumulate all this and work directly with citizens on the ground, if we talk about the external contour, then of course this kind of thing is annoying unstable situation in in the world as a whole, you know.

this body consists of the lower house, the house of representatives and the upper council of the republicroup of deputies who decide whether they are thought out enough to effectively allow the experts who polish them and decide to work in the interests of the people. there are 110 deputies in the house of representatives, they are elected by the people, that’s why they are called representatives, they represent ordinary citizens in parliament. an applicant for the post of deputy of parliament must be at least 21 years old, he must be belarusian and not has the right to work in none at the same time as working in a deputy position. what do the members of this house of parliament do: consider draft laws, call presidential elections, approve the candidates whom the president proposes for the post of prime minister, evaluate the work of the government. now about the upper house of parliament, the council of the republic. it includes eight people from each region and minsk. deputies of local councils decide who these eight people are to elect their representative to the council of the republi

paid, the executive branch deals with all this, this is its task, what the deputies of the house of representatives of representatives solve systemic errors by working through the... in my opinion, again, who understands well how the system of executive power functions in the country, what laws have already been written, because they have already worked on them in the executive power, in order to improve them, if some kind of systemic mistake has been made , that is, well, closer to critical, when we talk about deputies of local councils, well, i may not reveal a secret, but i will say a fairly obvious thing: deputies of local councils, by and large, are in general our position is more social. the fact that you have now divided people, these are for local councils, and these are for the house of representatives, i will give you an example of our colleague grisha azarenko, who last week took wrote that he came to talk as a confidant, and at the same time, i heard questions regarding public utilities, he really is like a specialist, like a person who... tramples with his boot this heresy that is cree

normally, the government refers the draft laws to the house of representatives, the house of representatives deals with them, so when the house of representatives approves the law. it will be sent to the presidency for approval, which must be signed within a certain period of time. if the president if he does not sign the draft law, the law will become enforceable by itself. or institutions monitor the process of election operations in your country and how is this monitoring. in this. there is an organization related to the holding of elections and there is also a constitutional council. the constitutional council handles complaints if there is a problem in holding elections or if one of the candidates objects to the results. many cases of this have happened in lebanon. some people protested to the constitutional council about the way the elections were held. but the designers could not complain lead somewhere but there are also candidates who protested to the constitutional council and this council recounted the votes and even re-examined the election process and gave them the right to win

this body consists of the lower house, the house of representatives, and the upper house, the councilof the republic. the lower house is a group of deputies who accept bills for consideration, the top - experts who polish them and decide whether they are thought out enough to work effectively in the interests of people. there are 110 deputies in the house of representatives. they are elected by the people, which is why they are called representatives. in the parliament of ordinary citizens, an applicant for the post of deputy of parliament must be at least 21 years old, he must be a belarusian and does not have the right to work in any other branch of government while working in a deputy position. what do members of this chamber do? parliament, consider draft laws, call presidential elections, approve the candidates whom the president proposes for the post of prime minister, evaluate the work of the government. now about the upper house of parliament. the council of the republic, it includes deputies, eight people from each region and minsk, who these eight people are decided by the d

there was a previous view from the senate last week and but it, republicans in the house of representatives said that it was not tackling it. and now, so we can expect a showed in the house because there's a growing number of republicans. a said, the 1st, the border in the us needs to be secure before sending 8 to other parts of the world. they don't use an economy has more on how to use is being received in ukraine from keith. we've already had woods across from presidents zalinski and obviously people are trying to see the positives and notice they are looking at the fact that the by parts of majority was bigger than expected than it had been, for instance, earlier in the week when this bill passed 1st procedural of those, but as benjamin said, that no clear cost of his being paused in the other in the house under speaking johnson. so lots of question marks. there is a sense that in terms of finance for ukraine's government to keep the machinery of ukraine's government working, pensions paid salaries, especially of measurable paid. that is something that you can can find an alternative fo

, the house of representatives may notthis one, and most likely it will, and they will play, bargain, and it may even be the case... that now the house of representatives will present its version of this bill and will demand from the senate that the senate approve it, but still i want to hope, i leave this hope somewhere deep in my soul, well, deep, i confess that congressmen the house of representatives will still pass this bill, yes, after a debate, but it will pass anyway, well, we’ll see , by the way, johnson wrote on twitter today: not having received any proposals from the senate on changes in border policy, the house of representatives will be forced to continue its work on these important issues. therefore, as i often say, there will also be three dots. well, we go further: germany will spend 2% of its gross domestic product this year on funding nato and will do it not only this year, but also in the future. this is the chancellor of germany. olaf scholl said the day before during a late-night joint press conferenc

in... the detachment called on the house of representatives, the lower house of the american congress, to immediately unblock the allocation of aid to ukraine. this was stated by the deputy official representative of the ministry of defense of the united states during the briefing united states of america sabrina singh. she also urged the house of representatives, following the senate, to approve the white house's request for more than $60 billion for ukraine, without which the united states will not be able to continue military posts. here is her short quote: we will not be able to provide these critical aid packages to ukraine, and she will, unfortunately, have to make choices and make decisions about what cities and settlements they will be able to receive with what they have and with by what partners continue to send them. hard listening to this, it is difficult to listen to it from the mouth of a representative of the pentagon, but it is clear why she says this. because they really have no money, why no money? because the congress does not give them this money. he is actively har

arguments from critics of this proposed bill, what are they saying in the house of representatives? in general, as of now, it is difficult to say whether this bill will even reach the house of representatives after the vote in the senate, that is, whether it will pass the vote in the senate and in what version it will actually be voted on in the house of representatives after all the amendments and debates in the senate, which it specifically calls for republican lynzi graham. but even earlier , the american media from... stated that donald trump would put pressure on the republicans to block the border agreement altogether, because he said he wanted to use this issue in his election campaign. in turn, the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson, has repeatedly denied such statements , calling them absurd, but one way or another, both mike johnson and donald trump publicly state in one voice that they oppose the senate border agreement and demand it to block i suggest you listen. i've seen enough, this bill is even worse than we expected, it doesn't get us any closer to

of ukraine, as you know, then a certain part of israel, but the problem is that now the house of representatives to think about all this and... well, against ukraine, at worst, at best, many of them simply do not think that ukraine is important, and it remains an open question whether they will vote for it or not, no one really knows, if we talk about the substantive review and amendments that are being danced around now, particularly in the senate? i did not understand you, but let me paraphrase: we we understand that what happened in the senate is essentially a vote to put on the agenda, that is, we will start talking about it. on the other hand, the consideration of the merits should begin, it will actually be a struggle for the important points for the congress, which should be taken into account during this vote. what moments are most important now? for various groups, in particular among republicans and democrats, well among democrats and for a certain part of republicans, they actually really support ukraine, they understand that this is not a matter of goodwill, that it is strategic, geo

on february 25, 60 deputies were elected to the minsk city council and 20 to the house of representatives in the capital. the city council included representatives from various fields of industry, education, science, and healthcare. among the people's representatives is the chairman of the belarusian radio company ivan eismand. he received the largest number of votes in sevastopol electoral district number 52. more than 61.5% of voters from the total number included in the list in the city made their choice in the capital. members of the house, we are confident that these are the people which today at the legislative level, at the country level, i can. march, then they will elect a chairman and consider procedural issues; before the deputies of the house of representatives of the new convocation began performing their professional duties, the current legislators managed to work fruitfully and held the next session. a number of bills were adopted the day before, as in the case of customs regulation. now the passenger declaration can be submitted free of charge electronically, through a sin

i'm so happy. >> you have just heard from the newest member of the house of representatives, tom suozzi, who will be returning to his old job there. he served three terms as a member of the house of representatives, representing that same district. simon rosenberg is back with us. simon, there were a lot of winning sounding messages that we heard in there for democratic campaigns. >> yeah, listen, just how great was it to hear that expression of joy and happiness. thank you for letting it roll, lawrence. you don't get to see that very often. that time of rancor and fighting we have in the country, it's great to see this and i'm proud of tom and the team that got a big win tonight. let me say three quick things, responded to your question first. one is, yeah, the basic dynamic of this election, the basic, where we are, is that joe biden is a good president. the country is far better off today the party is strong and winning elections across the. country. they have trump, who is the most unfit guide who run for president in all of american history. we should be very optimistic about that.

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us, even though after that, final approval will be required in the lower house of the us congress in the house of representatives, which is... controlled by republicans, the speaker of the house of representatives is even a pro-trumpist, mike johnson, and how they will vote there, well, that is a big one, but the senate will not vote and what's next, that bills will be redone again , bills will be redone again, that is , look, american legislation is interesting, can the senate submit this bill, it was submitted, can the president, can the house of representatives, what is needed, what is needed most importantly, that both houses of the american congress would vote for then. and it is going to be signed by the president at some stage it may become unnecessary, well, that is, what are you going to talk about today, and well, i will say two more words, yes , if even a european leader understands that it is necessary already now and is going to ask for ukraine, well , listen, so the situation is such that it needs it immediately, especially since the usa has these weapons, they do not need to be manufactured somewh

there could be one more democrat in the house of representatives tomorrow. s evening voted articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary mayorkas by only won a vote. that is one of the indicators of how important this is. we are going to go straight to steve kornacki with the latest. steve, what do you have? >> we just got some big news, lawrence. that is, we've been talking about nassau county, which is about 80% or more -- this district, we are waiting and waiting for results. we just got a huge batch of 70,000 votes from nassau county. you can see suddenly the picture that has emerging in nassau. suozzi jumps out here to a big lead here in nassau county. do keep in mind what we have been saying, that we expect the earliest returns in nassau to be the most favorable to suozzi, because they are probably most of the mail-in votes. most of the absentee vote, the early votes. this is where democrats have done the best. then the election day vote, which will come in in ways from this point on, probably more republican friendly. what the big picture

house. it was just the norm not to. and it ends up basically being him against everybody. and he's just so much smarter than all of these mediocre men in the house of representatives. and so it's a story of an ex-president with just an outsized brain who was able to deploy that brain in service of the abolitionist cause in the house of representatives. and he as an ex-president in the house, he became bigger than the house. he became bigger than the presidency. and i really do not believe that abraham lincoln would've been inspired in the way that he was, had it not been for john quincy adams. john quincy adams mainstream the movement. he stepped into it. he did it by accident. he resisted it at different stages, and the movement was served by that because by the time he embraced it, which really comes when he defends a group of slaves in the famous amistad case before the supreme court, the movement is ready to be mainstreamed. - grover cleveland is another president who returns to elected office. he didn't do so well in the post-presidency, so he returned to the presidency. but the country had changed in the intervening four years. and the piece that stood out to

the house of representatives will not consider this bill. licans here are more conservative than republicans in our house, so the debate isn't over yet. it is indeed too early for american supporters of ukraine to celebrate in the house of representatives, where the bill is now sent; it will not receive a warm welcome at all. speaker johnson has already promised that... this type of assistance to ukraine will not pass the lower house of congress. the purpose of the security bill was to secure the american border before sending additional financial aid to anyone in the world. this is what the american people demand and deserve. now, in the absence of any immigration policy changes from the senate, the house of representatives will have to work on these important issues on its own. in general, judging by the mood of the speaker, the lower house will not even consider financing ukraine for now. won't decide how to stop illegal immigrants at the american border, even pressure from the white house is unlikely to help here, although president biden

were made to ensure that the military aid package passed by the senate was voted on by the house of representativesld not be possible to allocate money. biden waged a very persistent campaign, and apparently for in order to inspire or push in some way. members of the house of representatives to a correct vote, ipso was carried out, as they now say, an information and psychological operation to influence the minds of those same republicans; in the lower house it was reported that russia is allegedly trying to place nuclear weapons in space, and this is a very big the problem is a threat to the national security of the united states, at a minimum. new threat to us national security, according to intelligence received, russia plans to place weapons, possibly nuclear, in low-earth orbit, which pose a threat to american satellites. russia is threatening america's national security with something so terrible that our government can't even tell us what it is. we generally leave aside the extent to which the definition of a threat to national security can, in principle, be applied to outer space, because i

i'm so happy. >> and you have just heard from the newest member of the house of representatives, tom suozzi, who will be returning to his old job there. he serveled three terms as a member of the house of representatives representing that same district. simon rosenberg is back with us. simon, there were a lot of winning sounding messages that we heard in there for democratic campaigns. >> yeah, listen, just how great was it to hear just that expression of joy and happiness. and thank you for letting it roll, lawrence. you don't get to see that very often in a time of rancor and fighting we have in the country. and it's great to see, and i'm proud of tom and the team who got a big win tonight. let me say three things in responding to your question first. one is, yeah, i mean, look, the basic dynamic of this election, the basic where we are is that joe biden is a good president. the country is far better off today. the democratic party is strong and winning elections all across the country, and they have trump who's the most unfit guy to run for president in all of american history. and

of course, if two -thirds of the representatives of both the senate and the house of representatives to approve the law, the veto of the president will become ineffective, and in this case, the way will be closed for the president's obstruction. on the other hand, congress can monitor it in different ways president to apply. one of these ways is the right to challenge the president. in case of clear violation of the president's laws, the motion of impeachment will first be raised in the house of representatives, and if it is approved by the majority of the representatives, the senate will try the president by setting up a court. after hearing the president's defense, the senators hold a meeting and express their opinion about the accusations against the president. if he fails to win the majority of the senators, he is condemned. he is dismissed from his position. in the judiciary or the supreme court of the united states of america members by authority the executive and the singers are selected. the us federal supreme court consists of 9 members who are elected by the president's nom

now the document has been directed to the republican-controlled house of representatives. s the lower house that threatened not to support the bill. but more on that a little later, and now let's listen to how the leader of the democratic majority commented on today's vote. in the senate, chuck schumer. today we witnessed the passage of one of the most historic and important bills to ever pass through the senate. of course, it has been years, perhaps decades, since the senate last passed a bill that so strongly affects not only our national security, not only for the security of our allies, but also for the security of western democracy. as i said, if we want to ... remain a safe place for freedom, for democratic principles, for our future prosperity, then america must lead, and with this bill the senate is declaring that american leadership will not retreat, will not waver, will not is defeated. well, really, a historic decision, and considering the fact that it was adopted, voted on, the last vote, there very much, not in the sense that everyone votes for us, or they clic

as for the fate in the house of representatives, it is as unpredictable as the fate in the senate of this bill. if earlier the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson, stated that , in general, aid to ukraine and israel and taiwan should be considered separately, as separate bills, and he also... stated to journalists that aid to ukraine, in particular, should have more discussions, and in particular a plan administration of biden, then yesterday he stated that in principle he did not say that he against and that will block this aid package, and said that everything depends on what the final version of this bill will be, which will get to the house of representatives. yulia, i have a question for you, how exactly in the white house, the biden administration comments on the situation in the congress with aid to ukraine, what do they say there? you know, today karin genpierre, starting the briefing here at the white house, said that what's going on inside the republican party, she called it chaos, and she called again, as president biden called, actually republicans to dec

people's house of representatives, dpr. resentatives, it is responsible for drafting and enacting laws at the national level. the house of representatives of the regions or the indonesian senate. it is tasked with assisting the indonesian house of representatives in cases where laws are being debated about the regions. people's consultative assembly, mpr. with 692 representatives, which is actually the sum of the members of the house of people's representatives and the house of representatives of the regions, as the supreme parliament, it has the right to criticize and amend the constitution in the country. is in charge the term of representation of all three parliaments is 5 years and it is simultaneous. well, we got acquainted with the political structure of indonesia. here we have a conversation with ms. juvi radyati, the political deputy of the indonesian ambassador in tehran. let's see the first part of this conversation together. the parliament in my country is very important because throughout the year it is in charge

this is a critical step, which the house of representatives has to do. draft law must be adopted. it provides emergency funding for ukraine so they can continue to defend themselves against putin's terrifying onslaught. we've all seen the horror stories of recent weeks. ukrainian soldiers without artillery. shells, ukrainian units saving ammunition to protect ukrainian families, they are worried that the next russian strike could plunge them into darkness forever, or worse, this...

deputies, this is a regional council of deputies, this is the election of deputies of the house of representativesis is the maximum number, in the city of minsk, where we are now, citizens will receive two ballot for elections of deputies of the house of representatives for elections of deputies of the minsk city council of deputies. early voting will begin on february 20 and will last until february 24 inclusive, polling stations will be open during this period from 12 to 7 p.m., by the way, this is an innovation in the electoral code, there will be no lunch break; polling stations will be open exclusively from 12 to 7 p.m. without a break, some then giving an explanation as to why a citizen came to vote early is not provided for by law, that is, there is no need to explain to anyone, that is a person has the right to come... to vote early on february 25, voting will begin at 8:00 am, citizens will be able to come to the polling stations and last until 20:00 pm, those citizens who get to the polling station before 20:00 pm, no matter what the polling station will be closed, they will be given the

even though after that it will still need final approval in the lower house of the american congress, in the house of representatives. which is controlled by the republicans, the speaker of the house of representatives is even a pro-trumpist, mike johnson, and how they will vote there, well, it ’s big, but the senate will not vote and what’s next , that the bill will be redone again, the bills will be redone again, that is, look at the american legislation, it’s interesting , the senate can submit this bill, the president can submit it, the house of representatives can submit it, the most important thing is that both houses of the american congress vote. for then the president goes to sign, at some stage it may already happen , it is not necessary, well, that is, and you have passed , he says so today, well, i will say two more words , yes, and if even a european leader understands that it is necessary now and goes to ask for ukraine, listen, that means the situation so that it needs not because in the usa this weapon is there, it does not need to be manufactured somewhere, it is in warehouses and it's just that thi

the elections took place, the turnout on the single voting day of deputies to the house of representatives and local advice over 73%. the mogilev region was the most active, more than 77% of voters voted. these data were announced by the assembly center in the information. center, now press conferences and observer missions from the cis from the sco are expected here. in a small hall , the chairman of the central election commission answered questions from belarusian foreign journalists, now igor karpenko, a guest of our visiting studio, is ready to answer questions from our colleague svetlana lukenyuk. good afternoon, colleagues, good afternoon to all our tv viewers, yes, our mobile studio continues to work here in information center, i must say that in a couple of hours it will, in principle, officially close, but already. there is still time to talk about the main thing. and yes, our guest, chairman of the central election commission, igor karpenko, igor vasilyevich. hello. good afternoon. we , of course, congratulate you, because a lot of work has been done. and how do you evaluate, le

well, the fact that there is a lot of attention to the elections to the house of representatives, welle is a very great interest in deputies of local councils, vaden sergeevich , well, that’s what this is connected with, because, for example, i’ll tell you this, i studied the lists and so... for myself i thought that these people, well, they would definitely, in my opinion, go to the house of representatives, but for some reason they chose the local council, well , the minsk state council, for example, people of a fairly serious, high level went, yes, why is that, we assume, that the vns is ahead, they are all members of the vns, or another question, that is , it may not go there, but through the city council i will definitely be in the vns, yeah, any state, in order to function effectively, needs to know what a person wants. and those who doubt the effectiveness of such a system, those who have shown skepticism, these are 13%, who can also be talked about, they first of all betrayed their personal interests, they gave up their constitutional right to be heard before the state to other

all deputy seats in the house of representatives in local councils of deputies are occupied.ntry voted. which area was the most active and what do observers say? about all this from the information center of the palace of the republic. good afternoon, colleagues, good afternoon to all our tv viewers. yes, indeed, literally within a minute a press conference will begin at the central election commission and it must be said that such a big marathon on a single voting day will end here today in the information center, which is located here in the palace of the republic. key information, key numbers about voter turnout, how to vote. a single voting day took place for the election of deputies of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus of the eighth convocation and deputies of local councils of deputies of the twenty-ninth convocation. for the first time in belarus elections of the deputy corps were held in this format on the basis of the updated constitution and electoral code of the republic of belarus. election campaign. took place within

this bipartisan hawk wing, but strengthens the positions of those who oppose biden in the house of representativesry assistance to ukraine and the vote on this issue, well, for example, one of these problems is the calendar of the congress, very great efforts were made to ensure that the military assistance package passed by the senate was. voted by the house of representatives, without this money will not be allocated. biden waged a very persistent campaign, and apparently in order to inspire or somehow push him. in the house of representatives for a correct vote, ipso was carried out, as they now say, an information and psychological operation to influence the minds of those same republicans in the lower house, it was reported that russia is allegedly trying to place nuclear weapons in space, and this is a very big problem and a threat to the national security of the united states, at a minimum. a new threat to us national security, according to intelligence received, russia plans to place weapons in low-earth orbit, possibly nuclear weapons, which pose a threat to american satellites. russia th

however, speaker of the us house of representatives mike johnson said, which will not even be put to , presented in the senate. the bill on border security, which provides for the allocation of 118 billion dollars, which also includes aid for ukraine in the amount of 60 billion and more than 14 billion for israel. mike johnson noted, quote: this bill is worse than we expected and doesn't even come close to ending the border disaster the president created. end of quote. the right wing of the republican party is loyal to donald trump, does not consider help. in ukraine, instead, it is key focuses on the priority of allocating funds to strengthen the border with mexico. the ambassador of ukraine to the usa, oksana markarova, reported that the us senate could already vote on the bill on the us international aid package, including for ukraine, on february 7, and added that the next few days are crucial in the us congress. grateful to the administration of the president of the united states and everyone in congress in both parties who support ukraine and understand the importance as soon as

scenarios, despite the pressure that trump and speaker johnson are putting on, and on the representatives of the houserepresentatives, because they not only have a presidential election, but also a congressional election, and many do not want trump to make such an endorsement of his candidates, creating competition to those who are, so it is considered as an option, well, various such workarounds until march 2, so that... still, well, that is, there is restrained optimism, to vote us this support, you see how european leaders have already joined, including german chancellor scholz, many others, how much this help is needed, and the west understands that it is no longer about the survival of ukraine, the stakes have increased significantly, and obviously, even now, on the one hand, europe was not there either ready for, and what to do, when the usa either goes into isolationism, or is completely... absorbed by its internal problems, therefore, on the one hand, this is a window of opportunity for europe, including the european union, norway, britain to think, and what to do , because the european securi

know, then probably part of israel, but the problem is that now over all should think the house of representativesd there it is the people who have come, they are anti-ukraine, well against ukraine, at worst, at best, many of them simply do not think that ukraine is important, and it remains an open question whether they will vote for it or not, no one really knows, speaking about substantive consideration, amendments, what are they dancing around now, in particular in the senate? i didn't understand you, but i'll paraphrase: we understand that what happened in the senate is essentially a vote to put it on the agenda, that is, we will start talking about it. on the other hand, consideration should begin in fact, it will actually be a fight for important points for the congress, which should be taken into account in this vote. what points for... are most important to different groups, including both republicans and democrats? well, among the democrats and for a certain part of the republicans, they actually really support ukraine, they understand that this is not a matter of goodwill, that it is a

president alexander lukashenko voted in the elections of deputies to the house of representatives ofembly of local councils. the head of state noted that the role of parliament in belarus will increase. answering questions from journalists, the president emphasized the deep integration between belarus and russia, which must remain two sovereign and independent states, but can create a unique powerful association. to be even stronger. at the palace of independence in minsk , true defenders of the fatherland were awarded for military services in peacetime. it remains peaceful thanks to the soldiers who stand in the way of the real enemy. this was stated by the president of belarus alexander lukashenko, presenting state awards and shoulder straps to senior officers . these people are doing everything to save the country, to maintain clear skies over belarus. the president congratulated everyone who wears shoulder straps, not just men. today they stand on defense homeland, but the fair half is ready to protect a bright future and order on belarusian soil. alexander lukashenko thanked eve